# TWL Manual Viewer SD

TWL Manual Viewer SD is a tool for previewing on TWL development hardware e-manual binary files (BLZ files) created with TWL ManualEditor. TWL Manual Viewer SD is used differently compared to TWL Manual Viewer, which runs locked to TWL ManualEditor. This viewer allows you to directly preview e-manual binary files (BLZ files) stored on an SD card.

## Setup Method

The TWL Manual Viewer SD tool is imported into TWL development hardware (development systems, IS-TWL-DEBUGGER, and IS-TWL-CAPTURE) for use. Use the following procedure to import the viewer into the TWL development hardware.

1. Put TWL Manual Viewer SD (`TwlManualTools/tools/ManualViewerSD/bin/ARM9-TS.LTD/TWLManualViewerSD.tad`) on an SD card and use the TWL-SDK accessory tool `TwlNMenu` to import it into the TWL development hardware. You can import it into a system for any region. See the TWL-SDK accessory manual for details on how to use `TwlNMenu`.
2. When imported into the TWL development hardware, the TWL Manual Viewer SD icon appears in the DSi Menu of that hardware. You can then use this icon to start up TWL Manual Viewer SD.

3. If you no longer require TWL Manual Viewer SD, you can delete it from the TWL development hardware with `TwlNMenu`. Delete the title of Game Code `4MVA`, which corresponds to this tool.

## How to Use

This section explains the basic operations of TWL Manual Viewer SD.

1. Copy the e-manual binary file (BLZ file) to be previewed to an SD card. There are no restrictions on file structure in the SD card. Create the e-manual binary file (BLZ file) with TWL ManualEditor.
2. Insert the SD card into the TWL development hardware and start up TWL Manual Viewer SD. When TWL Manual Viewer SD recognizes the SD Card, it scans the folders and file structure in the SD card and then displays the content hierarchically.

3. Select the e-manual binary file (BLZ file) to preview and the language for display. You can select the language for display from the languages that are included in the e-manual binary file (BLZ file). You can check the details of operations using the SELECT Button.

4. When you select the e-manual binary file (BLZ file) and language for display, the content of the e-manual appears. To preview another binary file or language, either touch the Close button on the e-manual display screen or press the START Button.

## Viewing the Screen

This section describes the information on the TWL Manual Viewer SD screen.

1. This is the TWL Manual Viewer SD version information. The date data that is created is shown in yymmdd format.
2. This is detailed information about the e-manual binary file (BLZ file) that has been selected. This shows language information contained in the file, and file information.
3. This shows the path on the SD card of the folder (or file) that has been selected.
4. This shows the content of the selected folder. Only the folder and the e-manual binary file (BLZ file) are shown. The total number of bytes of the e-manual binary files (BLZ files) included in that folder is shown on the left side of the folder name. The file size is displayed on the left side of the e-manual binary filename.

## Other Information

This section describes other information related to using TWL Manual Viewer SD.

- You can remove the SD Card while TWL Manual Viewer SD is running. When TWL Manual Viewer SD has detected that an SD card has been inserted, it rescans the card's content.
- TWL Manual Viewer SD analyzes language information included in all e-manual binary files (BLZ files) on the SD card in advance. The scanning time for an SD Card increases proportionally with the total size of e-manual binary files (BLZ files) stored on the SD Card.
- Versions of e-manual binary files (BLZ files) that are not supported, or BLZ files that are unrelated to e-manuals, are considered invalid files and therefore cannot be previewed.
- The size of the memory used to display an e-manual is the maximum size that can be allocated when it is running.

## Revision History

Revision Date | Updated Content
--- | ---
2009/07/03 | Release.

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