Brother ep44 User manual

INSTRUCTIONMANUAL
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Thankyouforpurchasingthisprinter.Wehopeyouwillreadandfamiliarize
yourselfwiththismanualforefficientprinteruseandlongservicelife.This
printeroffersthefollowing fourfeatures.
‘ll24-dotthermalmatrixprintingforclear,easy-to-readcharacters.
2)Editingfunctionenablesuseasasimplewordprocessor.
3)Serialinput/outputportenablesdatatransmissionandreception.
4)Calculatorfunctionenablesuseasacalculatorwithprinter.
NOTE
”Thisequipmentgeneratesandusesradiofrequencyenergyandifnot
installedandusedproperly,thatis,instrictaccordancewiththemanufacture’s
instructions,maycauseinterferencetoradioandtelevisionreception.Ithas
beentypetestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBcomputing
deviceinaccordancewiththespecificationsinSubpartJofPart15ofFCC
Rules,whicharedesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstsuchin-
terferenceinaresidentialinstallation.However,
thereisnoguaranteethatin-
terferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoes
causeinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedetermined
byturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrect
theinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowing
measures:
——reorientthereceivingantenna
——relocatethecomputerwithrespecttothereceiver
—-—movethecomputerawayfromthereceiver
——plugthecomputerintoadifferentoutletsothatcomputerandre-
ceiverareondifferentbranchcircuits.
Ifnecessary,theusershouldconsultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/
televisiontechnicianforadditionalsuggestions.Theusermayfindthefol-
lowingbookletpreparedbytheFederalCommunicationsCommissionhelpful:
"HowtoIdentifyandResolveRadio-TVInterferenceProblems”.This
bookletisavailablefromtheUSGovernmentPrintingOffice,Washington,
D.C.,20402,StockNo.O04-000-00345-4.
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CONTENTS
Chapter1Operatingprocedures
1.Partsidentification...........................................2
2.Operation.....................................................3~5
3.MODEsettings..........
4.Display.............................................................7
5.Correctionsinthedisplay.................................8
6.Specialfunctions..............................................9
Chapter2Howtoprintefficiently
1.Functionkeyguide...................................10~11
2.Capitalandlowercaseletters..........................12
3.Convenientprintmodes..................................13
4.Layoutediting.........................................14~18
Chapter3Storingtextinthememory
1.Functionkeyguide.........................................19
2.Outline...........................................................20
3.New,appended,orrevisedtext................20~21
4.Memory
editingfunctions........................22~23
5.Printing text...........................
6.Memoryremainderdisplay..............................25
7.Memoryfullindicator......................................25
8.Examples
ofuse........................................26~27
Chapter4Calculatorfunction
1.Functionkeyguide.........................................28
2.Howtousethecalculator.........................29~30
3.Calculations.............................................30~31
Chapter5Howtousetheterminalconnection
1.Removalandinstallationoftheconnector
cover..............................................................32
2.Operation................................................33~35
3.RS-232Ctypeinterface..........................36~37
4.Datainput..............................................38~44
5.Internalbuffer...............................................45
APPENDIX
Cassetteribbonreplacement................................46
Caringforyourprinter........................................47
SPECIFICATIONS..............................................47
INDEX................................................................48
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Chapter‘Operatingprocedures
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1Carryinghandle15Print/Calmodeselector29Clearkey
2Spacebar16Linespaceselector30Divisionkey/Modekey
3Codekey17Repeatkey31Multiplicationkey
4Shiftkey18Insertkey32Subtractionkey
5Shiftlockkey19Deletekey33Additionkey/Textkey
6Tabulatorkey20Cursorleftkey(upkey)34Equalkey/Breakkey
7Shiftlamp21Cursorrightkey(downkey)35Stopkey
8Marginreleasekey22Cassetteribbon36Continuekey
9Secondshiftkey23Display37Percentagekey
10TabClearkev24Cassettecover38Backspacekey
11Tab591k9Y25Paperholder39Returnkey
12Rightmarginsetkey26ACpoweradaptorjack(DC6V)40Interfaceconnecter
13Leftmarginsetkey27Powerswitch41Displayadjuster
14Modeselector(normal.terminal)28Paperrelease|e\/er42Indexkey
43Reverseindexkey
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Powersources
BATTERYINSTALLATION
(1)Pressthetwotabsandremovethebatterycompartmentcover.
(2)Insertfoursize-Ddrycellbatteries[IECdesignationR20(Manganese)
or
LR20(AlkalineManganese).]
Makesurethebatteriesareinsertedwiththe”+"and”—"endsalignedas
indicatedinthebatterycompartment.
(3)Replacethebatterycompartmentcover.
NOTE1:Whenthebatteriesbecomeweak,the"BATTERY”indicationwill
lightup.Whenthishappensreplaceallfourbatterieswithnew
ones.
NOTE2:Turnoffthepowerswitchwhentheunitisnotbeingused.If
theunitisnottobeusedforanextendedlengthoftime,ifmemory
backupisnotnecessary,oriftheACadaptoristobeusedfor
anextendedlengthoftime,removethebatteriestoavoidthe
chanceoffluidleakage.[Beawarethatevencommercially
availablebatterieswhichareguaranteedmaysometimes|eak.]
ACPOWERADAPTOR
ConnecttheACadaptortotheDC6Vjackonthisprinter,andthenplugthe
adaptorcordintoawalloutlet.
NOTE1:BesuretousetheACadaptordesignedfortheprinter.
NOTE2:Thebatterieswillbeautomatically
disconnectedfromthepower
supplycircuitwhentheACadaptorisconnected.
NOTE3:Iftheprinterisnotusedforextendedperiodsoftime,disconnect
theACadaptorfromboththewalloutletandthisunit'sjack.
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Printpreparations
1.PowerswitchON
TurnthepowerswitchON.Thecarrierwillmovetotheextremeleftside
andthenautomaticallymovetotheleftmarginsetting.
NOTE:Theautomaticpower-offfunctionwillactivateandturntheprinter
offiftheprinterisnotusedfor10minutes.(Refertopage9)
2.Paperinsertion
(1)Openthepaperholder.
(2)Insertasheetofpaperinthegapinfrontofthepaperholder.
NOTE1:Paperselection:
MosttypesofSMOOTHFINISHPAPERareacceptableforuse
withthisprinter.Butitispreferabletouseourrecommended
plainpaperenablingtogetbestprintquality.Roughpapersuch
asexpensiverag-contentpaperisnotrecommended.Ifyouuse
thermalpaper,youcanprintwithoutusingthecassetteribbon.
NOTE2:Theprintercannotmakecarboncopies.Donotinserttwoormore
sheetsofpaper.
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''(3)Presstheindexkey(fjé)untilthepaperisfedthrough.
(4)Pullthepaperreleaseleverforward.
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(5)Straighten
andpositionthepaperasrequired.
(6)Returnthepaperreleaselever.
3.Paperfeed
Toreversethepaper,pressthereverseindexkey($23.
—_l4..Whenprintingisover
TurnthepowerswitchOFF.IftheACadaptorisused,unplugitfromboth
thewalloutletandadaptorjackontheprinter.
NOTE:Besuretokeepbatteriesinthebatterycompartmentifthemargins,
tabsandmemorycontentsaretoberetainedinthememory.The
ACadaptormustbedisconnectedfromtheadaptorjacktousethe
memoryback-upfunction.
Replacetheprintercover.
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MODEselector
Selectstheprintermodetobeused.
NORMALTERMINALModeselector
NORMAL
TERMINAL
PrinterOperation
Usedfornormalprinting.
Usedasaterminalfordatatransmissionandreception.
PRINT/CALmodeselector
Selectstheprintingmodeandcalculatorfunction.
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NPCPDPModeFeaturesApplicationPrintC3<r;_?sC'
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CAL-NOPRINT
NPCharactersappearinthedisplayNOYESYES
butarenotprinted.
CORRECTIONPRINTCharacterswill
Enablescorrectionsoftextinalsobeprinted
thedisplay.duringcorrec-
Charactersareprintedinthetionsifthe15
ordertheywereinputastheycharacterdis-
CPexceedthe15characterdisplayplaycapacityYESYESYES
capacity.isexceeded.
Toprinteverythinginthedis-
play,pressthegkaar
key(),Enablescalcu-
returnkey(l,ortabu-lationstobe
latorkeyEfsj
).printed.
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DIRECTPRINTUsefulforset-
DPPrintseachcharacterasitistingmarginsandYESNONO
input.tabs.
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NOTE:IfthePRINT/CALmodeselectorischangedfromNP-CP-DP(orNP-
CP)whiletextisbeinginput,thecharactersthatexceedtheright
marginstoredinthememorymayblink,indicating
anoverflow.The
proceduretofollowifthishappensisthesameasforanoverflowin
thecalculatormode(Refertopage29).
Linespaceselector
Usethelinespaceselectortosetthedesiredspacebetweenlines.
LinespaceselectorFeedamount
1Singlespacing
1‘/211/2linespacing
Doublespacing
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i—-—DispIay
adjuster
RMFCTR
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MEMORY
Display
Amaximum15charactersappearinthedisplayatanymodeposition(NP,
CP,DP).Thecursorcanalsobescrolledupanddowntocorrectorrevise
textstoredinthememory.
Displayadjuster
Usethedisplayadjustertoadjustthedensityofcharactersinthedisplay.
Turnthedisplayadjusterclockwiseforstrong,darkcharacters;turncounter-
clockwiseforlightcharacters.
Modeindicators
Therearefivemodeindicators(A)onthetopandtwo(V)onthebottom
ofthedisplay.Thecurrentprintermodeandbatteryconditionwillbe
identifiedbytheappropriateindicatorilluminating.
Replacethebatteriesifthisguidanceindicationappears.
|Name(VA)}
Contentswhenilluminated
AUTOAutomaticreturn(AUTO)mode
RMF|Rightmarginflush
CTRCentering
L/LiLine-by-line mode
XXXIAutomaticunderlinemode
MEMORY|Inthememory,orcorrectionmode
BATTERY~
Functiondisplay
Thefollowingfunctioncodeswillappearinthedisplaybutwillnotbe
printed.(During
theNPandCPmodesandduringmemorycorrections.)
CodeNameCodeName
?Underlineon-Ij--Backspace,codebackspace
fUnderlineoffRightmarginflush,tab,centering
-t-SuperscriptHiReturn
L-J;
SubscriptStopcode
(~ii-),(-r2~-
)and(E")codescannotbecorrected,deletedorinsertedonce
theyarestoredinthememory.(Iftheseoperationsareattempted,thealarm
willbeeptoindicateanerror.)
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Theaboveoperationscanbeper-
formedbylineswhenintheline-
by-linemode.
NORMALTERMINAL
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
NPCPDP
ESetthePRINT/CALmodeselectortoNPorCF.
CAL-
Charactercorrections
(1)Pressthecursorleftkey(:3)andmovethecursortothecharactertobe
corrected.
NOTE:Thecursorwillcontinuemoving
totheleftifthecursorleftkey(;‘3)
ispressedandhelddown.
(2)Keyinthecorrectcharacter.
(3)Afterthecorrectionismade,pressthecursorrightkey()andmovethe
cursorasfarrightasitwillgo.
NOTE:Thecursorwillcontinuemovingtotherightaslongasthecursor
rightkey()ispressed.Whenthecursorcangonofurther,the
alarmwillbeep.
Characterdeletions
1.Usingthedeletekey(deletetoright)
(1)Pressthecursorleftkey()andmovethecursortothecharactertobe
deleted.
(2)Thecharacterabovethecursorwillbedeletedwhenthedeletekey()is
pressed.
(3)Afterthedeletionismade,pressthecursorrightkey(E)andmovethe
cursortotherightendofthedisplaycontents.
NOTE:Holdthedeletekey()depressedtocontinuedeletingcharactersto
theright.
2.Usingthebackspacekey(deletetoleft)
Pressthebackspacekey(:9;)andthecharactertotheleftofthecursorwillbe
deleted.
T
NOTE:Holdthebackspacekey('Bs"3)
depressedtocontinuedeletingcharacters
totheleftofthecursor.
P
Characterinsertions
(1)Pressthecursorleftkey(5:-J
)andmovethecursortothespacewherethe
characteristobeinserted.
(2)Presstheinsertkey().Thecursorpositionwillnotchangebutwill
flashinitspresentposition
asthedisplayenterstheinsertmode.
(3)Iftheinsertkeyispressed,thecursorwillstopflashingandtheinsert
modewillbecancelled.
(4)Keyinthedesiredcharacter.
thecharacterabovethecursor.
(5)Aftertheinsertionismade,pressthecursorrightkey(Va)andmove
thecursortotherightendofthedisplayedcontents.
NOTE:Characterscanbeinserteduntiltherightmarginisreachedwhenthe
displayisintheinsertmode.
Iftherearealready
15charactersinthedisplay,characterscannotbe
insertedattheleftend.(However,
insertionispossiblewheninthe
line-by-line
mode.)
Thecharacterwillbeinsertedtotheleftof
NOTE:
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Resetfunction
IfthepowerswitchisturnedONwhiletheclearkey()isdepressed,the
memorywillbeclearedandthefollowingsettingsassumed.
Leftmargin........................................0position(column)
Rightmargin80position(column)
Tabs....................................................cleared
Text(inmemory)...............................erased
Terminalcommunication....................settingbecomesinvalid
Thisproductcontainspresicionelectronicparts,anditsoperationmaybe
adverselyaffectedbyelectricalnoiseorotherinterference.Ifthishappens,
usethisRESETfunctiontoclearsettingsandre-enabletheprinter.
Alarm
(1)Analarmwillbeepsixspacesbeforetherightmarginisreachedandat
therightmargin.
(2)Analarmwillalsobeepwhenaninvalidoperationisperformed.Ifthis
happens,performtheoperationagain.
Memoryback-upfunction
Ifthebatteriesareleftinthebatterycompartment,oriftheACadaptoris
leftconnectedtotheprinterandpluggedintothewalloutlet,thememory
back-upfunctionwillretainthetext,tabstoppositions,margins,andterminal
communicationmethodinthememoryevenafterthepowerswitchisturned
off.Thisfunctionwillalsoworkforaboutonehourwiththebatteriesre-
moved,suchaswhenreplacing
thebatteries.
Automaticpower-off function
Ifakeyinputisnotmadeforapprox.10minutes,theautomaticpower-off
functionwillactivateautomaticallyturningofftheprintertopreventunneces-
sarybatterydrainage.
svov/on
Pressthestopkey(,
*)toturnthepowerbackon;thesettingsmadebefore
thepowerwasturnedoffwillberetainedandvalid.(Thecarrierwillnot
move.)IfthepowerswitchisturnedOFFandthenONagainwhenthe
printerisintheautopower-offmode,theprinterwillassumethesamecondi-
tionandsettingsaswhenthestopkey(g’)ispressedtoturnthepowerON
again.
Paperemptydetector
Ifthepapersupplyisdepletedwhentheprinterisusedtoprintouttextin
thememoryorwhenusedasanoutputterminal,"'-*willbe
displayed,analarmwillsound,andtheprinterwilltemporarilystop.
Cour
ifthecontinuekey(:7)ispressed,thetextwillbeprintedoutonelineata
CON!
time.Tocontinueprintout,insertanewpaperandpresscontinuekey(:1).
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Chapter
2Howtoprintefficiently
Keykey
nameFunctionReferencepage
4
-Cursorleft........................MovesthecursoronecharacterspaceP.8
totheleft.
D
-Cursorright......................MovesthecursoronecharacterspaceP.8
totheright.
Iw§EERT
Insertmodeset/cancel......Usedtoinsertacharacterinfront(toP.8
-theleft)ofthecharacterabovethe
cursor.Pressthekeyagaintocancel
IISIENLEETEtheinsertmode.
-Delete...............................DeletestheonecharacterabovetheP.8
cursor.
-$lndex................................Feedsthepaperforward.P.4
$—Reverseindex...................Feedsthepaperinreverse.P.5
5|-"FTShift.................................UsedinconjunctionwithanotherkeyP.12
toprintcapitalsorsecondarysymbols
onthekeytop.Alsousedtocancel
theshiftlock.
0Shiftl0Cl<.........................UsedtolocktheshiftforcontinuousP.12
printingofcapitalsorsymbols.
2””3””Secondshift.....................Usedtoprintspecialcharacters,accents,P.12
-andsignsindicatedonthesecondary
keyboardabovethekeys.
REPEAT..
Repeat..............................PressthiskeyafterpressinganyoftheP.12
-characterorfunctionkeys(exceptfor
calculatorkeys)torepeatthefunction
Rorcharacterofthepreviouslypressed
5key.
TReturn..............................Advancesthepaperonelineandreturns
Uthecarriertotheleftmargin.
?l(WhenintheCPmodeallcharacters
inthedisplayareprintedbeforethe
carrierreturns.)
—Spacebar..........................Movesthecarrieronespacetotheright.
Thecarrierwillmovecontinuouslyif
thespacebarishelddown.
6Backspace
.........................Movesthecarrieronespacetotheleft
(inDP).Erasesonecharactertotheleft
ofthecursorinthedisplay.Will
continuetoerasetotheleftif
continuouslypressed(inCP,NP).
CODECodebackspace................Movesthecarrieronespacetothe
left(inCF,DP).Thecarrierwillmove
continuouslyifthekeyishelddepressed.
LMARGIN
-Leftmargin.......................Setstheleftmargin.P.15
RMARGIN
-Rightmargin.....................Setstherightmargin.P.15
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KeyKeynameFunctionReferencepage
ESC
MMarginrelease...................TemporarilycancelsthemarginsettingP.15
forprintingbeyondthemargin.
TABSET
-Tabset.............................Setstabstops.P.16
TABCLEAR
-Tabclear..........................Clearsatabstop.P.16
TABTabulator.........................MovesthecarriertothefirsttabstoptoP.16
theright.(Allcharactersinthedisplay
willbeprintedbeforethecarriermoves
EMFtothetabstopwhenintheCPmode.)
CODERightmarginflush............PrintswiththelineflushwiththerightP.15
cmmargin.
CODECentering-------------------------.PrintswiththelinecenteredbetweenP.17
WONthemargins.
CODEAutounderlineon.............Automaticallyunderlinescharacters.P.17
mon
CODEAutounderlineoff............Cancelstheautomaticunderlinemode.P.17
CODE-Superscript.......................R9VeFSe1nd9><95
ThePaper1/2line.(TheP.18
lineshiftisindicatedonthedisplay
whenintheCPmode).
CODE$Subscript..........................Advancesthepaper1/2line.(TheP.18
lineshiftisindicatedonthedisplay
whenintheCPmode).
AUTO
CODEAUTOmodeset/cancelPressthekeyforautomaticcarrierP.13
return;pressasecondtimetocancel
L/Ltheautoreturnmode.
CODE+L/Lmodeset/cancel.........EnablesprintingandcorrectionsofoneP.13
lineatatime.Pressthekeyasecond
timetocancelthismode.
CODEPt—
-+ermanenspaceUsedtopreventautomaticcarrierreturnP_13
com:+3Permanenthyphen-
withinthe"hotzone”(final6characters
beforetherightmargin)wheninthe
autoreturnmode.
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Printinglinealignswiththeredline.
Centerofcharacter
Printinghead
TypeofcharacterHowtoprint
Capitalsand
symbolsonkey
tops
Depresstheshiftkey(SHrr_)
andkeyincharacter.
NOTE:Forcontinuoususingofthesecharacters,press
theshiftlockkey(0SL)tolocktheshift.The
redshiftlampontheleftoftheshiftlockkey
(a5L)willilluminate.Tocanceltheshiftlock,
simplypresseithertherightorleftshiftkey.
LowercaselettersSimplydepressthecharacters.
Specialcharacters,
accents,signs
(charactersonthe
Mosum
Depressthesecondshiftkey([;)andinputthekey
forthesymbolorcharacterorthesecondarykeyboard.
Accentscanbeusedwiththecharactersbelow.Note
thattheaccentmustbedepressedbeforethecharacter
IS.
:)eC°'c‘,‘)jarV
key"AccentWorksonlywith
°€”'“_AEIOUaeiou
~—AONaon
Thefinalthreecharacters(orthelastcharacterwhenthecassetteribbonis
notused)cannotbeseenattheprintinghead.
0Repeatkey
Thecharacterorfunction(exceptforcalculatorfunctions)ofthelastkey
pressedwillberepeatedwhenthiskeyisdepressed.
0Se|f-repeatingkeys
Thefunctionofthefollowingkeyswillberepeatedwhenthekeyisde-
pressedwithoutusingtherepeatkey.
LINE
DELETE
-DeletekeyEBackspace
key
<
Cursorleftkey-Spacebar
>
Cursorrightkey-$Indexk9Y
O0Cursorupkey
CODE+-YCursordownkeyCODEPermanentspace
CODE_+ECodebackspace
Returnkey
Tabulatorkey
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NORMALTERMINAL
NPCPDP
NORMALTERMINAL
NPCPDP
AUTOmode
Thepaperadvancesandcarrierautomaticallyreturnstotheleftmargininthis
mode.
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
SetthePRINT/CALmodeselectortoCPorDP.
AUTO
(1)Press(:>:T4+k4_
).
(2)TheAUTOindicatorwillilluminateandtheprinterwillentertheAUTO
mode.
(3)Ifthespacebarorhyphenkeyispressedinthe”hotzone"(finalsix
spacesbeforetherightmargin),thepaperwillbeautomaticallyadvanced
onelineandthecarrierwillreturntotheleftmargin.
NOTE:Ifthisautomaticcarrierreturnisnotnecessaryforaparticularline
whenthespacebarorhyphenisdepressedinthe“hotzone”,use
thepermanentspace(loooT;+%.),orpermanenthyphen
5’-—__—.L}L,_
(_coo;]+:‘
)_
mm
(4)Press(‘4j)oncemoretocanceltheAUTOmode.TheAUTO
indicatorwillalscfgo
out.
L/L(line-by-line)
mode
Linesareprintedinwholelineunitsinthismode.Correctionscanbemade
anywhereintheline.
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
SetthePRINT/CALmodeselectortoCP.
L/L
(1)Press().
(2)TheL/LindicatorwillilluminateandtheprinterwillentertheL/Lmode.
(3)Theprinterwillprintthewholelinewhenthereturnkey()is
pressed.Textrevisions,suchascharactercorrections,insertions,and
deletions,canbemadeanywhereinthelineafterthecharactersare
inputandbeforetheyareprinted.(RefertoPage8.)
(4)Press(,F_°j33j+i:‘)
onceagaintocanceltheL/Lmode.TheL/Lindi-
catorwillalsogoout.
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st‘-----'Rightmarginflush
...._.Tabstopsetting
—————-Rightandleftmarginsettings(Refertopage15.)
Settheleftmarginwithaspacebetweenthe
marginandpaperedge.
Settherightmarginwithaspacebetween
themarginandpaperedge.
(Refertopage15.)
Textisautomaticallyprintedflushwiththe
rightmargin.
~-——-Automaticcentering(Refertopage17.)
rightandleftmargins.
IPrintstextautomaticallycenteredbetween
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underline(Refertopage17.)
Automatically
underlinesthecharacters.
(Refertopage16.)
Usedtoalignthefirstlettersineachcolumn.
————~superscriptsandsubscripts(Refertopage18.)
Superscript.......Thepaperwillbereversed
1/2line.
Subscript..........Thepaperwillbeadvanced
1/2line.
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NORMALTERMINAL
NPCPDP
CAL-
Spacebar
ESC
LMARGINRMARGIN
NORMALTERMINAL
NPCPDP
—
CAL
Keyincharacters
Marginsettings
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
SetthePRINT/CALmodeselectortoDP.
(1)Pressthespacebar()[orbackspacekey(E5)]tomovethe
carriertothepositionoftheright(orleft)margintobeset.
Thecarrierwillstopatthepreviouslysetmarginsandthealarmwillsound.
Tosetnewmarginswiderthanthepresetmargins,pressthemarginrelease
as:
key(Mal
)toreleasethemargin,andthenmovethecarrier.
NOTE:Whenanewrightorleftmarginisset,thepreviousrespectivemargin
willbecancelled.
LMARGINRMARGIN
(2)Presstheleftmarginkey(mm)orrightmarginkey(C?)tosetthe
leftorrightmargin.
‘T'
NOTE:Besuretoleaveatleastaseven-characterspacebetweenthemargins.
Rightmarginflush(RMF)
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
SetthePRINT/CALmodeselectortoCP.
raw
(1)Press(‘+rs?)toentertherightmarginflushmode.
NOTE:Therightmargin
flushmodecanbeenteredattheleftmarginor
anywherebetweentherightandleftmargins.Itcannot,however,be
enteredtotherightoftherightmargin.
(2)TheRMFindicatorwillilluminate.
(3)Keyincharacters.
(4)Thetextwillbeprintedwiththefinalcharacterinieach
linealignedwith
therightmarginwheneitherthereturnkey(§EFUFfl‘i)
ortabulatorkey
(E)ispressed.Therightmarginflushmodewillbesimultaneously
cancelled,andtheRMFindicatorwillgoout.
NOTE:Iftherightmarginflushmodeisenteredduringmemoryprinting,a
(-~Ei- )codewillappearinthedisplay.
Example:
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NORMALTERMINAL
NPCPDP
CAL
SpacebarBS
TABSET
1
TABCLEAR
REPEAT
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TAB
TABCLEAR
Tabulation
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
SetthePRINT/CALmodeselectortoDP.
1.TabsettingiW_
(1)Pressthespacebar(7V)orbackspacekey(3)tomovethe
carriertothedesiredtabstop.
(2)Pressthetabsetkey()tosetthetab.
NOTE:Severaltabstopscanbesetonaline.Itiseasiertosetthetabstops
intheDPmode,buttheycanalsobesetintheCPmode.Ifthere
areanycharactersorspacesinthedisplaywhensettingtabsinthe
CPmode,thetabstopscanonlybesetafterthedisplayisclearedof
charactersandspaces.
2.Moving
totabstopsW
Simplypressthetabulatorkey(?e)andthecarrierwillmovetothenext
tabstoptotherightofthecarrier.
3.Clearingalltabstopsmamm:
Pressthetabclearkey(7‘)andthenpresstherepeatkey().Alltabs
willbeclearedregardless
ofthecarrierposition.
4.Tabclear
(1)Pressthereturnkey({_lfETLfl\IJ)
andreturnthecarriertotheleftmargin.
(2)Pressthetabulatorkey(Anal)
andmovethecarriertothedesiredtab
stop.
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(3)Pressthetabclearkey(‘i;)tocancelthetabstop.
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NORMALTERMINAL
NPCPDP
CTR
CTR
Keyincharacters
NORMALTERMINAL
Centering
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
SetthePRINT/CALmodeselectortoCP.
(1)Pressthereturnkey(ln—ET7RNl
)or(El)toreturnthecarrierto
theleftmargin.
cu
(2)Press(+is
T)toenterthecenteringmode.
(3)TheCTRindicatorwillilluminate.
NOTE:Thecenteringmodecanonlybesetattheleftmargin.
(4)Keyincharacters.
(5)Pressthereturnkey(Janus;
)orthetabulatorkey(EAQ)
andthesen-
tencewillbeprintedcentzajed
betweentherightandleftmargins.The
centeringmodewillbesimultaneouslycancelled.(TheCTRindicator
willalsogoout.)
NOTE:Iftextiscenteredduringmemoryprinting,a(--2+
)codewillbedis-
playedatthebeginning
oftheline.
Ex.
Autounderline
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
mon
(1)Entertheautounderlinemodebydepressing
(8k).
(2)The"E"indicatorwillilluminate.
(3)Charactersinputinthismodewillbeautomaticallyunderlined.
NOTE:IntheCPmode,characterswillbeunderlinedintheordertheyare
printedastheyleavethe15characterdisplay.mor;
V).(The (4)Canceltheautounderlinemodebydepressing9
indicatorwillalsogoout.)
NOTE1:Whencorrectingtextinthememory,theautounderlineindicator
willgoout,andonlytheunderlineon(jjiij)andunderlineoff
(35%;;
)codeswillbedisplayed.
Ex"Display:
Printed:ABo_DE
NOTE2:Ifapositionhasbeenspecifiedforautounderlining,theauto
underlineindicatorwillbedisplayedwhenstoringnewtextand
appendingtext.
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NORMALTERMINAL
NPCPDP
CAL
NPCPDP
[:1l:Jl:]
CAL
NPCPDP
:l[3l:l
CAL
Superscriptsandsubscripts
SetthemodeselectortoNORMAL.
SetthePRINT/CALmodeselector.
INTHENPMODE
Theoperationsshownintheexamplebelowwillnotbeperformed.
NOTE:Theoperationswillbestoredinthememoryifinputwiththe()
key.
INTHECPMODE
()or()willbeshowninthedisplayiftheindexkey(f_‘$)or
reverseindexkey($7')ispressedtogetherwiththe(gcoo?)
key.Whenthe
textisthenprinted,thepaperwillbeadvancedorreverse
indexedatthe
positioninthedisplay.Useofthisfunctionenablesprintingoftextasshown
intheexamplebelow.
INTHEDPMODE
Thepaperwillbeimmediatelyadvancedorreverseindexedwhenthereverse
indexkey($;Z)orindexkey(.,'_‘.$)ispressedforprintingoftextas
shownintheexamplebelow.
NOTE:Theindexpositionswillbestoredinthememoryiftheindexis
keyedinwiththe(Wcoj)
key.
Example1014
Superscriptswillalwaysbeautomaticallyprinted1/2lineabovethetextline
regardless
ofthelinespacesetting.
Operating
order3/‘.9;L1,,’L4
ExampleH2O
subscriptswillalwaysbeautomaticallyprinted1/2linebelowthetextline
regardless
ofthelinespacesetting.
OperatingSHIF1-‘+
"Hco.?_H,2cv!
1
VcoDE..+$;
sHIFT%+,"O
.
orderL—‘4’[5l‘’’\
NOTE:If(’Wi"+
L5isused,printingwillbeasshownbelow,without
performingthe
abovesuperscriptoperation.
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