Stentura Protégé User Guide - Stenograph
Stentura Protégé User GuideStenograph, L.L.C.1500 Bishop CourtMount Prospect, Illinois 60056www.stenograph.com
Release: February 2007; July, 2006Copyright 2007, Stenograph, L.L.C.All Rights Reserved. Printed in U.S.A.No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrievalsystem, or transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic,mechanical, photocopy, recording or otherwise) without the priorwritten permission of Stenograph, L.L.C.Case CATalyst, EasyLock, Stentura, Stentura Protégé andStenograph are trademarks and registered trademarks ofStenograph, L.L.C.Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Congratulations on the purchase of your Stentura Protégé!We strongly encourage you to read the User Guide and practiceusing your machine according to the instructions contained therein.This will allow you to become comfortable and familiar with yournew writer before taking it into class.Your Stentura Protégé comes with one rechargeable battery pack.Advanced battery technology prevents the batteries fromovercharging so you don’t have to worry about leaving the batterycharging overnight or over a weekend. Be aware that batteries areconsumable items and are usually ready to be replaced every twelveto eighteen months.EasyLock tripod positioning with a positive-locking mechanismprovides quick and easy setup. Simply open and set the tripod onthe floor and place your machine on it according to the instructionsin this guide. The design of the tripod assures a smooth, evenwriting platform for you to enjoy.You’ll probably notice how light the Stentura Protégé is -- just over5 pounds which makes it a lot easier to carry than earlier models.The wheeled backpack also lightens your load.Be sure to check the Stenograph web site, www.stenograph.com,for updates to the Stentura Protégé. The Stentura Protégé wasdesigned with you in mind. We know you’ll enjoy using it!STENOGRAPH, L.L.C.iii
The Importance of Working Comfortably and EffectivelyStenograph believes that the Stentura Protégé shorthand machine,when used in compliance with the enclosed instructions andinformation, is safe. Certain sources, though controverted, suggest arelationship between injuries of the hands and forearms withprolonged use of any type of keyboard or other equipmentinvolving repetitive movements of the hands. At the same time,other sources indicate that there is no such cause and effect.Because the safety and well-being of persons using Stenographequipment is of paramount concern and because we recognize thatthese medical and scientific questions are not definitively resolved,Stenograph encourages all users of our writers to carefully reviewthe following Work Area Checklist and to use appropriate workhabits.Remember, personalizing your environment so that it iscomfortable for you, promotes a healthy physical and mental worklifestyle.The following Work Area Checklist is not intended to be allinclusive but a guideline for you to use. Only you can determinewhat is best for you. Use the checklist to assess and adjust yourwork area to suit your own needs. Personalizing your environmentso that it is comfortable for you promotes a healthy physical andmental work lifestyle.iv
Work Area ChecklistAt Your StenturaProtégé9 Use a comfortable chairconducive to correct posture.9 Adjust the height of theshorthand machine appropriatelyfor your body.9 Position the shorthand machinecomfortably close to you.9 Place the tripod between yourknees. Do not sit “sidesaddle”.9 Minimize the use of theshorthand machine on surfacesother than the tripod stand.At Your Computer9 Place the monitor screenperpendicular to the window tohelp avoid glare.9 Adjust or close windowcoverings.9 Arrange materials such asreference books or a telephoneclose to you to help avoidexcessive reaching or twisting.9 Clear the area under and aroundthe desk to leave room for yourfeet and legs.9 Remove sources of distractionaround the monitor.9 Keep noise to a minimum.9 See accompanying materialsprovided by the computerkeyboard manufacturer.Your Body9 Take frequent breaks to stretchor exercise.9 Maintain a straight wristposition.9 Avoid resting your wristswhile writing.9 Keep your hands level withyour forearms.9 Let your fingers curvenaturally.9 Let your forearm go up anddown a little when you write,pivoting at the elbow, not atthe wrists.9 Pull your steno machinecomfortably close to you.9 Keep your feet on the floor orsupported by a footrest.9 Support your lower back.9 Assure that your knees arebent at an angle of 90 or moreand your thighs at an angle of90 or greater in relation toyour torso.9 Adjust the chair position andyour posture throughout theday.9 If you experience any aching,numbing, or tingling in yourarms, wrists, or hand, consult aqualified health careprofessional.v
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ContentsChapter 1: Introduction. 9Stentura Protégé Features .Typographical Conventions in this Guide .How this Guide is Organized.Stentura Protégé Technical Support .9101113Chapter 2: Setting Up the Stentura Protégé . 15Tripod. 15Attaching the Tripod . 15Removing the Tripod . 17Paper Tray. 18Attaching the Paper Tray . 18Threading the Paper . 19Detaching the Paper Tray . 20Bench Stand . 21Battery. 22Charging Recommendations. 22Battery Charging Procedure. 23Nameplate . 24Attaching a Nameplate. 24Removing the Nameplate. 25Chapter 3: Understanding the Shorthand Machine 27Chapter 4: Using the Stentura Protégé. 31Turning the Stentura Protégé On and Off . 31LCD Icon Descriptions . 32Connect the Writer to the Computer. 34USB Cable . 34Powering With the USB Cable . 36vii
Stentura Protégé User GuideUpdating With the USB Cable. 36Serial Cable. 36Reestablishing Realtime Connection . 37Paper Spacing . 38Reading Steno Notes. 39USB. 39Serial Cable. 40Steno Note Storage . 41Clearing the Memory . 41Reset. 42Test Mode . 43Chapter 5: Inside the Stentura Protégé. 45Opening the Cover . 46Adjusting Depth of Stroke . 47Adjusting Key Contacts . 49Adjusting Keystroke Tension . 52Ribbon Cartridge. 53Changing the Ribbon . 53Advancing the Ribbon . 54Switch Between Electric and Manual Mode. 55Chapter 6: Troubleshooting . 57Appendix A: Installing the USB Driver. 59Appendix B: Updating Stentura Protégé Software 63Download the Update to Your Computer . 64Update the Stentura Protégé . 65Index . 67viii
Chapter 1IntroductionCongratulations on the purchase of your Stentura Protégé stenomachine. Read this guide to become familiar with the writer’scomponents. It provides detailed information about setting up yourtripod, charging your battery, loading paper and makingadjustments to the Stentura Protégé to suit your personal writingneeds.Chapter 1, Introduction: highlights the features of your Stentura Protégé describes typographical conventions used in this guide outlines the organization of this guideStentura Protégé FeaturesThe Stentura Protégé provides you with the following features: Realtime ready through USB cable with USB compatible CATsoftware such as Case CATalyst V4.0 and higher. Realtime ready through serial port. Update Stentura Protégé software from Internet download viaUSB. Wireless capabilities. (optional)9
Stentura Protégé User GuideTypographical Conventions in this GuideWe use symbols and typographical conventions in this manual tomake it easier for you to use: A bullet indicates an item in a list.1. Numbered lists take you step-by-step through procedures.A note indicates supplementary information.Bold text indicates a key you press or emphasizes a selectionchoice.10
Chapter 1: IntroductionHow this Guide is OrganizedThis Stentura Protégé User’s Guide contains chapters and sections.A chapter is built around a specific topic and a section is acomponent of the chapter.Chapter 1: IntroductionIntroduction acquaints you with the Stentura Protégé features andexplains this user guide.Chapter 2: Setting Up Your Stentura ProtégéSetting up your Stentura Protégé explains how to prepare theStentura Protégé for writing.Chapter 3: Understanding the Shorthand MachineUnderstanding the Shorthand Machine provides an overview of themachine shorthand keyboard.Chapter 4: Using the Stentura ProtégéUsing the Stentura Protégé explains the features used duringwriting.Chapter 5: Inside the Stentura ProtégéInside the Stentura Protégé discusses the occasional adjustmentsthat may be necessary to your writer.Appendix A: Installing the USB DriverInstalling the USB Driver instructs you how to install the USBdriver required for USB cable connection between theStentura Protégé and USB compatible software, such asCase CATalyst V4.0 and higher.11
Stentura Protégé User GuideAppendix B: Updating Stentura Protégé SoftwareUpdating Stentura Protégé Software instructs you on how todownload available updates for your Stentura Protégé from theStenograph web site.Appendix C: TroubleshootingTroubleshooting suggests possible solutions to some commonsituations that you may encounter when using the Stentura Protégé.12
Chapter 1: IntroductionStentura Protégé Technical SupportIf you encounter a problem you cannot solve, a Stentura ProtégéSupport Specialist is available to assist you at:1-800-323-4247, press 2, then 2or 1-847-803-14008:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (CT)Monday through FridayExcluding Stenograph HolidaysTo assist the Specialist, have the Stentura Protégé with you, knowyour customer number, and be prepared to describe your questionor the problem in detail.Additional Help topics are available at www.stenograph.com. ClickSupport/Go to Help Desk now.To order supplies and accessories visit www.stenograph.com.13
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Chapter 2Setting Up the Stentura ProtégéChapter 2, Setting Up the Stentura Protégé, discusses how to set upthe Stentura Protégé on the tripod, attach the paper tray, thread thepaper and charge the battery. Although you can use the writer withthe AC adapter/charger, it is recommended that you charge thebattery so that it is ready when needed.TripodOn the bottom of the Stentura Protégé is a positive lockingmechanism that looks like a large, round keyhole. The top of theEasyLock tripod fits like a key into the hole.EZ Lock Tripod TopAttaching the TripodTo attach the tripod:1. Fully extend each leg of the tripod, making sure the braces lock.2. Place the tripod firmly on the floor.3. Loosen the thumb-lock knob on the tripod base.15
Stentura Protégé User Guide4. Extend the inner tripod tube fully and tighten the thumb-lockknob.5. Turn the tripod so that the flat side of the silver disk on the topof the tripod tube is facing you.6. Lift the Stentura Protégé on both sides of the machine and lowerit as evenly as possible onto the top of the tripod. Rotate themachine clockwise until you hear a solid click. TheStentura Protégé should be firmly attached to the tripod pole.7. Adjust the tripod height:aWith one hand, grasp the tripod pole firmly, directly beneaththe Stentura Protégé.b. Using your other hand, loosen the thumb-lock knob on thetripod. As you loosen the thumb-lock, support the weight ofthe writer with your other hand.c. Adjust the Stentura Protégé to the desired height.d. Tighten the thumb-lock knobIf you hear a grinding noise as you begin to use the StenturaProtégé, the writer is not level on the tripod. This does not harmthe machine. Reseat the Stentura Protégé on the tripod. See theRemoving the Tripod section for instructions on how to removethe tripod from the writer.16
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Stentura ProtégéRemoving the TripodTo removing the tripod, follow these steps:1. Position the tripod firmly on the floor.2. Locate the quick release lever on the left underside of theStentura Protégé.3. Push the quick release lever towards the back of the writer, thenrotate the Stentura Protégé counterclockwise one quarter of aturn.4. Lift the Stentura Protégé from the tripod.17
Stentura Protégé User GuidePaper TrayThe paper tray attaches to the back of the Stentura Protégé, justbelow the platen roller. The paper tray assembly has an upper andlower tray. The lower tray is deeper to accommodate a new stenopad.“Suspenders” on the underneath of the upper tray provide a smoothgliding surface for the paper and help to reduce paper noise. Undernormal conditions, the suspenders do not need replacement.Replacement suspenders are available from Stenograph should theyaccidently rip or break.Attaching the Paper TrayTo attach the paper tray to the Stentura Protégé:1. Attach the two hooks at the top of the paper tray to the ledgejust under the platen assembly. The lip under the hooks fit intothe Stentura Protégé.2. Push Down on the paper tray to secure it in place.3. Be sure the upper tray is pressed firmly into the lower tray. Thisprevents the paper from buckling.18
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Stentura ProtégéThreading the Paper1. Open the upper tray completely.2. Fan the steno pad at both ends to help reduce static.3. Place the steno pad in the lower tray.4. Grasp the end of the paper and pull a few folds toward you.5. From the back of the Stentura Protégé, feed the paper under andaround the platen, under the roller assembly and then into theupper tray.6. Push Down on the upper tray to ensure it is fully closed. Itshould fit snugly into the lower paper tray. The paper must beable to move freely up through the paper tray.7. Refold the paper in the same manner it was unfolded and lay itin the upper tray. Be sure the paper lays smoothly and does notbillow in the tray.19
Stentura Protégé User GuideDetaching the Paper TrayTo detach the paper tray:1. Tear off the steno notes at the next perforation and remove thepaper from the upper tray.2. Gently lift the bottom back corner of the paper tray. Do not usetoo much pressure or force; doing so may damage the papertray.20
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Stentura ProtégéBench StandThe wire bench stand is attached to the bottom of the StenturaProtégé. The bench stand allows you to use the steno machine andpaper tray without the tripod.To use the bench stand:1. Remove the Stentura Protégé from the tripod. For moreinformation about removing the tripod, see Tripod in thischapter.2. Unfold the stand until it clicks into place.3. Place the Stentura Protégé on a flat surface. Rest the benchstand first and then the paper tray. If the paper tray contacts thesurface before the bench stand, the tray may come loose fromthe machine.21
Stentura Protégé User GuideBatteryThe Stentura Protégé comes with one rechargeable battery pack andan AC adapter/charger. You can operate your writer using only thebattery, using only the AC adapter/charger or using the AC adapter/charger while the battery is in the writer charging. When theStentura Protégé is powered by the AC adapter/charger, the batterylevel is automatically maintained.The battery fully charges in 3.5 hours. A completely dischargedbattery fully charges in 12 - 14 hours. A fully charged batteryoperates the Stentura Protégé for approximately 3 - 4 days. As thebattery becomes progressively low, the battery icon on the LCDdisplay flashes. The Stentura Protégé also beeps when the battery islow.Charging RecommendationsTo utilize the full capacity of the battery, Stenograph recommendsthat you charge the battery when you are not using your StenturaProtégé. Continuous charging does not damage the batteries.If you do not use your Stentura Protégé for an extended period oftime, recharge the batteries approximately every month. Stenographrecommends you store your Stentura Protégé with the batteryinstalled.Use only the battery adapter/charger supplied with the StenturaProtégé. Although other adapters/chargers may appear to fit theStentura Protégé, they may not charge the battery and could damagethe machine.22
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Stentura ProtégéBattery Charging ProcedureTo charge the Stentura Protégé:1. Slide the battery into the battery slot of the Stentura Protégé andpress firmly until it locks into place.2. Plug the AC adapter/charger into a wall outlet.3. Insert the small plug on the AC adapter/charger cord into theAC port on the back of the Stentura Protégé.The Stentura Protégé powers On. When the AC adapter/chargeris connected to the Protégé charging the battery, the battery iconon the LCD displays in steady view.23
Stentura Protégé User GuideNameplateYour Stentura Protégé comes with three interchangeablenameplates.Attaching a NameplateTo attach a nameplate:1. Select a nameplate.2. With the front of nameplate facing you, place the bottom edgeinto the bottom lip of the nameplate frame.3. Push on the top gently to slightly bow the nameplate and insertthe top into the top of the nameplate frame.24
Chapter 2: Setting Up the Stentura ProtégéRemoving the NameplateTo remove a nameplate from the Stentura Protégé:1. Face the Stentura Protégé.2. Using a small, narrow, flat edged screwdriver, gently insert theend between the top of the nameplate and the Stentura Protégé.3. Push gently against the nameplate until released from theStentura Protégé.25
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Chapter 3Understanding the Shorthand MachineChapter 3, Understanding the Shorthand Machine, provides anoverview of the machine shorthand keyboard. It also describesmachine shorthand and how an individual uses the writer.The shorthand machine is designed to accurately make a writtenrecord of spoken words at high speeds. Using sounds instead ofspelling out each letter, a machine shorthand writer presses downseveral keys at once to record a word. This is much faster than atypewriter or computer keyboard where you can only press one keyat a time. This means that the machine shorthand writer, usingsounds, can write whole words or even a phrase in just onedownward motion of their fingers.As you look at the front of your writer, notice that the keyboard isdivided into four sets, or banks, of keys: Number Bar—the long solid bar at the top of the keyboard. Upper Bank—the row of 10 keys just below the number bar. Lower Bank—the remaining consonant keys located below theUpper Bank. Vowel Keys—the four keys at the front of the keyboard.27
Stentura Protégé User GuideThe Upper and Lower banks of keys to the left of the asterisk arethe Initial keys. These consonants are generally used to begin aword. The Upper and Lower bank of keys to the right of theasterisk are the Final keys. These constants are generally usedfollowing the vowels to end a word or abbreviated phrase.The Number Bar is used in conjunction with the upper bank of keysto write numbers. When the Number Bar is depressed along withthe initial "S" on the left side of the keyboard, it produces thenumber 1. When the Number Bar is depressed with the initial "T" itproduces the number "2" and so on. The Number Bar depressedwith the asterisk key produces a space in the steno notes.The asterisk key produces an asterisk. The asterisk symbol isgenerally used to denote a mistake, indicate a correction, or todistinguish homonyms.Similar to a typewriter, your fingers have a home position on thekeyboard as shown in the previous diagram. Notice that the Vowelkeys are slightly lower than the other three banks of keys. Thisallows for the natural position of your thumbs.Unlike the typewriter where each key is pressed one at a time, anynumber or all of the keys on a shorthand machine can be "stroked,”or pressed down at the same time. This means that a machineshorthand writer can write an entire word, syllable, or phrase in justone stroke. Although the keyboard does not contain all the letters ofthe alphabet, letters are used in combination to identify theremaining consonants. You will also notice, that while some lettersdo not appear at all, other letters appear twice.The machine shorthand keyboard was designed to write sounds.Most word and syllable sounds begin with one or more consonants,followed by a vowel, and end with one or more consonants. Forexample: R E D; SH O P; ST A RT. While the machine shorthandwriter may write words exactly as they are spelled, R E D orSH O P, they often are writing the words or syllables as theyphonetically hear them. For example, in two strokes they may write28
Chapter 3: Understanding the Shorthand Machine"courthouse"-- K O R T/H O U S or "workhorse"-- WORBG/HORS. The writer may also record an entire phrase in just onestroke, "state your name"-- ST A U R PL or "could you tell us" -KOUTS. The machine automatically creates spaces between thestrokes, so the writer never needs to take their fingers off thekeyboard to press a Return or Enter key.Computer software translates each stroke or group of strokesimmediately into text by comparing the strokes to an electronictable of words and phrases called a "dictionary." This dictionaryautomatically provides for correct spelling of words, punctuationand spacing between words. Once the steno strokes are translatedinto words, text editing software is used to make corrections and toproduce a final printed transcript.The first shorthand machines were developed in the late 1800s andhave evolved over time to the present-day Stentura Protégé. Tolearn more about the evolution of the shorthand machine thatbrought the technology to this point, visit www.stenograph.com andview “The History of Machine Shorthand.”29
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Chapter 4Using the Stentura ProtégéChapter 4, Using Your Stentura Protégé, discusses how to turn onyour writer, LCD icon descriptions, how to connect the writer toyour computer for realtime writing, and details about storing stenostrokes in the Stentura Protégé memory.Turning the Stentura Protégé On and OffPressing the first gray button on the left side of the Stentura Protégéturns the writer On and Off. This button is recessed to prevent theStentura Protégé from accidentally turning on during transport oroff during use.31
Stentura Protégé User GuideLCD Icon DescriptionsThe Stentura Protégé displays icons on the LCD. Each iconrepresents a particular function: A row of rectangular black blocks () display at the top of theLCD indicating the amount of available memory (RAM). Whenall the bars display, the memory is empty. As the memory fills,the bars disappear from left to right. Each block is equal toapproximately 4% of the total memory capacity. A single black block ( ) displays when you press a key. Whenyou write, the row of memory (RAM) blocks disappears and isreplaced by the single block indicating the key stroked. The rowof memory blocks redisplays anytime you pause during writing.There is a corresponding block for each letter on the keyboard.Which block displays depends on the key stroked. A blockdisplays from left to right for each key in the following order:#STKPWHRAO*EUFRPBLGTSDZ Stroking the number bar displays a # sign on the left-most sideof the LCD. The speaker () icon displays when in key contact adjustmentmode. When adjusting key contacts, the Stentura Protégé beepswhen contact is made. The RAM (RAM) icon indicates memory is available. This iconflashes when clearing the memory. The serial port () icon displays when serial realtimecommunication is established between your writer and yourcomputer. The icon only displays when there is an active serialrealtime connection. When you end realtime or disconnect theserial cable, the icon does not display.The serial port icon does NOT display when using a USB cablefor realtime communications.32
Chapter 4: Using the Stentura Protégé The battery ()icon: flashes when the battery is low. The writer also beeps whenthe battery is low. displays constantly when the AC adapter/charger is pluggedin, regardless of whether or not there is a battery in theStentura Protégé. The icon does NOT indicate the battery ischarging. A black dot () displays in the lower right corner of the screenindicating the writer is On.33
Stentura Protégé User GuideConnect the Writer to the ComputerYour Stentura Protégé is used in combination with a computer andtranscript production software. To connect your writer to yourcomputer for realtime writing, you must have one of the following: a USB cable included with the Stentura Protégé. You must beusing USB compatible software, such as Case CATalyst V4.0 orhigher. a serial realtime cable kit. You can order a Stentura ProtégéRealtime Cable kit including adapters from Stenograph(P/N:35856).USB CableTo use a USB cable for realtime connection, you must be usingUSB compatible software, such as Case CATalyst V4.0 or higherand have installed the Stentura Protégé USB driver on yourcomputer. See the Installing the USB Driver appendix forinstructions on loading the driver.To connect the writer to a computer with a USB cable:1. Turn your computer and Stentura Protégé On. Allow yourcomputer to boot completely.2. The USB cable has a different connection plug on each end.Connect the appropriate end of the USB cable to the back of thewriter and the other end to a USB port on the computer.Stentura Protégé COM Ports34
Chapter 4: Using the Stentura Protégé3. Start your transcription software. Select the appropriate settingin your software for USB realtime connection between yourcomputer and the Stentura Protégé.In Case CATalyst, select the realtime translate optionProtégé - USB as your writer source.4. Write a few strokes on the Stentura Protégé before startingrealtime. In USB mode, the Serial Port icon does not display onthe LCD. The Serial Port icon only displays when using serialcable communications.If you leave the USB realtime connection active when you takea break, the realtime screen on the CAT system may not displaythe new steno strokes when you resume writing. This is afunction of the USB port on your computer when it remains idlefor a period of time. If this occurs, disconnect the USB cablefrom the back of the Stentura Protégé and reconnect it. Thisdoes not affect your realtime file. Once you reconnect the cable,the new steno strokes display on the realtime screen.5. When you are finished writing realtime using a USB cable, it isimportant that you complete the following steps in order. Thisensures your computer shuts down properly.a. Press End on the Stentura Protégé to close the file.b. Close and save the realtime file in your CAT program.c. Unplug the USB cable from your computer and theStentura Protégé.35
Stentura Protégé User GuidePowering With the USB CableWhen the Stentura Protégé is connected realtime via USB cable toyour computer with USB compatible CAT software, the USB cablecontinues to power the writing machine in the event the batterybecomes low. The USB cable will not power the Stentura Protégé,however, when the battery is completely discharged. Whenpowered by the USB cable, all features on the Stentura Protégé areavailable.Updating With the USB CableSoftware updates for your Stentura Protégé, when available, can beeasily downloaded from the Stenograph web site. Once downloadedonto your computer, you can load the software update onto yourStentura Protégé over the USB cable. For more information aboutupdating the Stentura Protégé, see the Updating Stentura ProtégéSoftware appendix.Serial CableConnect the writer to the computer with a serial realtime cable. Youcan use a serial cable with Case CATalyst and other CAT software.Serial communication is only accessible through the serial port withthe Stentura Protégé Realtime Cable kit (P/N:35856). To use theserial port with other CAT software, the CAT software must hav
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