Brother Ax-10 User manual

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PORTABLE

ELECTRONIC

TYPEWRITER

AX-10

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

UNPACKING

Brother

AX-10

is

packed

with

ail

of

the

necessary

supporting

items.

Make

sure

that

the

following

have

been

included

in

the

package

•

Typewriter

•

Cassette

Ribbon

•

Daisy

Wheel

Cassette

•

Correction

Tape

•

Instruction

Manual

I

INTRODUCTION

Thank

you

for

purchasing

a

Brother

AX-10

electronic

typewriter.

The

AX-10

is

designed

to

provide

years

of

reliable

operations.

CONTENTS

UNPACKING.

1

INTRODUCTION

.

2

CONTENTS.

2

PART

AND

FEATURE

GUIDE.

3

1.

T

ABKEY.

3

2.

MARGIN

RELEASE

KEY.

3

3.

LINE

SPACE

SELECTOR.

3

4.

PLATEN

KNOB

(PLATEN

RELEASE

PUSH

BUTTON)....

3

5.

LEFT/RIGHT

MARGIN

SET

KEY.

3

6.

TAB

SET

KEY.

3

7.

TAB

CLEAR

KEY.

3

8.

PITCH

INDICATOR.

3

9.

PITCH

SELECTOR.

3

10.

CODE

KEY.

3

11.

SHIFT

LOCK

KEY.

3

12.

REPEAT

KEY.

3

13.

SHIFT

KEY.

3

14.

PAPER

GUIDE.

4

15.

PAPER

RELEASE

LEVER.

4

16.

PAPER

BAIL

SCALE.

4

17.

CARRIER

ASSEMBLY.

4

18.

HALF

BACKSPACE

KEY.

4

19.

RELOCATE

KEY.

4

20.

BACKSPACE

KEY.

4

21.

EXPRESS

BACKSPACE

KEY.

4

22.

CARRIER

RETURN

KEY.

4

23.

CORRECTION

KEY.

4

24.

SPACE

BAR.

4

FUNCTION

INDEX.

5

KEYBOARD

COVER.

6

HANDLE.

6

POWER.

6

COVER

SWITCH.

6

CORRECTION

TAPE.

7

CASSETTE

RIBBON.

7

CASSETTE

DAISY

WHEEL.

7

PAPER

SETTING

AND

FEED.

9

PITCH

SELECT.10

LINE

SPACE

SELECT.10

MARGIN

SETTING.11

MARGIN

RELEASE.11

LEFT

MARGIN.12

RIGHT

MARGIN.12

TAB

SET.13

TAB

CLEAR.13

ALL

TAB

CLEAR.13

TYPING

FUNCTION.14

1.

SHIFT.14

2.

SHIFT

LOCK.14

3.

CODE

KEY.14

4.

RETURN

.14

5.

REPEAT.14

6.

BACKSPACE.14

7.

EXPRESS

BACKSPACE.14

8.

HALF

BACKSPACE.14

CORRECTION

FUNCTIONS.15

MEMORY

CORRECTION.15

MANUAL

CORRECTION.15

INSERTION.16

CARE

OF

UNIT.17

TROUBLE

SHOOTING.17

DAISY

WHEEL

SAMPLES.18

SPECIFICATIONS

.18

This

equipment

generates

ancJ

uses

radio

frequency

energy

and

if

not

installed

and

used

properly,

that

is,

in

strict

accordance

with

the

manufacturer’s

instruc¬

tions,

may

cause

interference

to

radio

and

television

reception.

It

has

been

type

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

computing

device

in

accordance

with

the

specifications

in

Subpart

J

of

Part

15

of

FCC

Rules,

which

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

such

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

—

reorient

the

receiving

antenna

—

relocate

the

typewriter

with

respect

to

the

receiver

-

move

the

typewriter

away

from

the

receiver

-

plug

the

typewriter

into

a

different

outlet

so

that

typewriter

and

receiver

are

on

different

branch

circuits.

If

necessary,

the

user

should

consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/television

technician

for

additional

suggestions.

The

user

may

find

the

following

booklet

prepared

by

the

Federal

Communications

Commission

helpful:

“How

to

Identify

and

Resolve

Radio

-

TV

Interference

Problems”.

This

booklet

is

available

from

the

US.

Government

Printing

Office,

Washington,

D.C.,

20402,

Stock

No.

004-000-00345-4.

PART

AND

FEATURE

GUIDE

L

MAR

R

MAR

TAB+

CODE

MARGIN

RELEASE

KEY

Page

®

Temporarily

releases

either

the

left

or

right

margin.

LINE

SPACE

SELECTOR

Page

®

TAB

KEY

Advances

the

position

to

th(

position.

Sets

the

number

of

lines

to

be

fed

each

time

the

carrier

return

is

pressed.

PLATEN

KNOB

(LEFT)

with

PLATEN

RELEASE

PUSH

BUTTON

Page

0

In

order

to

make

minor

vertical

adjustments

in

the

position

of

the

paper,

push

the

platen

release

button

(located

on

the

left

platen

knob)

and

rotate

the

platen.

LEFT/RIGHT

MARGIN

SET

KEY

Page®

Sets

the

left

and

right

margins.

TAB

SET

KEY

Page®

Sets

a

tab

at

the

current

carrier

position.

TAB

CLEAR

KEY

Page®

Release

tabs

triat

have

been

set

using

the

tab

set

key.

PITCH

INDICATOR

Page

®

Indicates

the

currently

selected

typing

pitch.

PITCH

SELECTOR

Page®

Selects

between

Pica

and

Elite

typing

pitches.

CODE

KEY

Page®

Used

to

type

the

characters

or

to

enable

the

functions

to

be

noted

on

the

keyboard

in

green

letters.

I

f

it

12

3

4

5

—^1

Q

W

E

B

T

Z

X

C

V

SHIFT

LOCK

SHIFT

LOCK

KEY

Page

®

Locks

the

keyboard

into

the

uppercase

mode.

REPEAT

I

Used

to

cof

repeat

the

(

the

characl

pressed

imi

SHIFT

Kl

Used

to

tyf

characters

the

shift

lo(

3e®

carrier

to

the

right

of

its

present

PAPER

GUIDE

Page

®

Ensures

that

paper

is

fed

straight

through

the

platen

and

keeps

the

following

papers

in

the

same

position.

PAPER

RELEASE

LEVER

Page

@

In

the

set

position,

locks

the

paper

against

the

platen.

When

released,

the

paper

can

be

easily

moved

by

hand.

PLATEN

KNOB

(RIGHT)

Page

@

PAPER

BAIL

SCALE

Page

0

Holds

the

top

of

the

paper

against

the

platen.

Pitch

scales

for

both

Pica

and

Elite

are

noted

on

the

bail.

CARRIER

ASSEMBLY

Made

up

of

the

daisy

wheel,

cassette

ribbon,

correction

tape

and

impact

mechanism.

HALF

BACKSPACE

KEY

Page

®

Move

the

carrier

one

half

space

to

the

left.

Used

to

keep

text

balanced

when

inserting

and

deleting

characters.

a

U

r

RSLOC

0

P

H

J

K

L

^

B

N

M

'

‘

m

r^i

CORRECTION

KEY

Page

®

Used

to

delete

characters

either

with

the

correction

1

[HI

memory

or

during

manual

correction.

SPACE

BAR

Page

®

Moves

the

carrier

one

space

to

the

right.

RELOCATE

KEY

Page®

Returns

the

carrier

to

the

typing

position

after

it

has

been

moved

to

the

left

for

correction

of

text.

BACKSPACE

KEY

Page

®

Moves

the

carrier

one

space

to

the

left.

pypopcQ

BACKSPACE

KEY

Page®

Moves

the

carrier

to

the

left

margin

position

of

the

current

line.

CARRIER

RETURN

KEY

Page

®

Returns

the

carrier

to

the

left

margin

position

of

the

and

clears

the

correction

memory.

FUNCTION

INDEX

Page

HITEC

INDUSTRY

CONSULTANTS

115

Sansone

Street

San

Francisco,

CA

94104

Mr.

J.

C.

Bartel

2345

West

Brady

Avenue

Duluth,

Minnesota

12345

Dear

Mr,

Bartel,

We

understand

that

you

are

in

the

market

for

an

electronic

typewriter

and

we

would

like

to

take

this

opportunity

to

strongly

suggest

the

new

AX-10

by

Brother.

The

AX-10

is

designed

for

portable

efficiency

and

is

alonei

in

its

class.

Both

Pica

pitch

which

types

10

characters

per

inch,

and

Elite

pitch

that

types

at

12

characters

per

inch

can

be

selected

quickly

and

easily.

A

repeat

function

lets

you

print

a

continuous

series

of

characters

by

simply

holding

down

a

single

key-

In

addition,

the

following

functions

are

also

readily

available

:

Page

40-character

jCorrection

memory

Half

backspace

Relocate

after

correction

Express

backspace

Add

to

these

Brother’s

cassette

daisy

wheels

and

ribbons,

as

well

as

a

worldwide

reputation

for

excellence,

and

you

have

a

combination

that’s

unbeatable.

We

strongly

suggest

the

Brother

AX-10

as

the

logical

choice

for

your

applications.

Sincerely

yours

Edward

Macleod

Page

KEYBOARD

COVER

HANDLE

Remove

the

power

cord

from

the

compartment.

Close

the

power

cord

compartment

cover

and

insert

the

plug

of

the

typewriter

into

a

standard

AC

electrical

outlet.

^

Your

compact,

lightweight

Brother

AX-10

comes

equipped

with

a

built-in

handle

that

makes

carrying

your

AX-10

easy.

Set

the

power

switch

located

on

the

left

side

of

the

typewriter

to

the

ON

position.

Whenever

power

is

turned

on,

the

typewriter

is

automatically

set

to

Pica

pitch,

the

left

margin

is

set

at

position

10

and

the

right

margin

is

set

at

position

75.

The

carrier

will

move

to

the

left

end

of

the

platen

and

then

return

to

the

left

margin

setting.

COVER

SWITCH

POWER

To

return

the

power

cord

to

its

compartment,

first

place

the

plug

inside

the

compartment

and

then

fold

the

cord

carefully

into

the

compartment.

Remove

the

keyboard

cover

the

typewriter

by

gripping

and

slightly

rotating

outward

at

the

two

tabs

on

the

left

and

right.

Open

the

power

cord

compartment

cover

at

the

rear

of

the

typewriter

by

pressing

the

two

tabs

at

the

top

of

the

cover.

/

When

the

cover

is

lifted

(e.g.,

to

replace

a

daisy

wheel),

the

power

to

the

carriage

and

daisy

wheel

motor

is

shut

off

by

a

cover

switch.

When

the

cover

is

then

closed,

the

carriage

moves

to

the

left

and

then

returns

to

its

original

position.

CORRECTION

TAPE

Both

lift-off

correctable

ribbon

correction

tape

and

To

replace

the

correction

tape,

first

remove

the

cassette

cover-up

nylon

correction

tape

are

available.

The

lift-off

ribbon

and

then

remove

the

used

correction

tape.

Insert

tape

removes

the

character

from

the

paper

and

the

new

correction

tape

then

replace

cassette

ribbon,

cover-up

tape

leaves

the

character

on

the

paper

but

Use

the

space

bar

to

locate

the

carrier

to

the

center

of

covers

it

with

white

ink.

the

platen.

Open

the

top

cover

of

the

typewriter

and

hold

a

new

roll

of

correction

tape

so

the

feed

spool

is

in

your

left

hand

and

the

take-up

spool

in

your

right

hand.

The

rough

side

of

the

tape

should

be

toward

the

platen.

CASSETTE

RIBBON

To

insert

a

cassette

ribbon,

turn

the

ribbon

feed

knob

on

the

cassette

counterclockwise

to

tighten

the

ribbon.

Then

use

both

hands

to

slip

the

back

edge

of

the

cassette

onto

the

carrier.

Note:

Use

authorized

cassette

ribbon

and

correction

tape

only,

O

Failure

to

do

so,

will

invalidate

the

guarantee.

SETTING

Pass

the

tape

through

the

space

between

the

paper

After

setting

the

feed

spool

on

the

left

and

the

meter

(a)

and

the

ribbon

guide

(b).

Set

the

tape

in

take-up

spool

on

the

right

pin,

turn

the

take-up

spool

the

tape

guides

on

the

left

and

right.

counterclockwise

until

the

white

tape

winds

around

the

take-up

spool.

Set

the

ribbon

into

the

ribbon

guides

and

then

gently

Turn

the

ribbon

feed

knob

counterclockwise

to

take

up

press

the

cassette

down

until

it

clicks

into

place.

any

slack.

(To

remove

the

cassette

ribbon,

simply

reverse

this

procedure.)

To

prevent

damage

and

ensure

proper

installation,

Press

the

motor

lock

lever

toward

the

platen

until

it

always

handle

daisy

wheels

by

gripping

the

clear

plastic

clicks

into

place.

Do

not

force

the

lever.

If

you

have

tab

of

the

cassette

between

the

thumb

and

forefinger

of

difficulty,

check

again

to

see

that

the

daisy

wheel

your

right

hand

and

insert

the

daisy

wheel

into

the

carrier.

is

set

properly.

Make

sure

that

the

daisy

wheel

slips

all

the

way

down

into

place.

©

PAPER

SETTING

AND

FEED

When

the

paper

comes

between

the

platen

and

the

paper

bail

scale,

return

the

paper

bail

scale

to

its

original

position*

In

order

to

adjust

the

paper,push

the

paper

release

lever

(which

loosens

the

paper)

and

make

necessary

adjustments.

Then

return

the

paper

release

lever.

Lift

paper

supporter

then

insert

the

paper

behind

the

platen.

Turn

platen

knobs

until

paper

wraps

around

platen.

When

the

top

edge

of

the

paper

appears,

lift

the

paper

bail

scale

and

continue

to

turn

the

platen

knob.

PITCH

SELECT

PITCH

O

12

When

the

power

of

the

typewriter

is

switched

ON,

the

pitch

is

automaticaily

set

to

Pica.

The

pitch

seiector

can

be

used

to

switched

between

Pica

and

Elite

any

time

the

carrier

is

positioned

at

the

left

margin.

Note

that

the

upper

scale

on

the

paper

bail

is

for

Elite

while

the

lower

scale

is

for

Pica.

O

10

Selector

Chr.

per

inch.

Max.

chr.

per

line

Pica

10

^

90

Elite

12

108

We

strongly

suggest

the

Brother

AX-10

as

the

logical

<Pica

pitch)

We

strongly

suggest

the

Brother

AX-10

as

the

logical

<Elite

pitch)

LINE

SPACE

SELECT

LINE

Use

the

line

space

selector

to

choose

the

number

of

lines

you

wish

the

paper

to

be

fed

when

you

press

the

carrier

return

key.

The

line

space

setting

can

be

changed

at

any

time.

Brother

electronic

typewriter

electronic

AX-10

typewriter

AX-10

typewriter

AX-10

Line

space

selection

1

Line

space

Line

space

selection

1-^

selection

2

(E)

MARGIN

SETTING

HITEC

INDUSTRY

CONSULTANTS

115

Sansone

Street

San

Francisco,

CA

94104

Mr.

J.

C.

Bartel

2345

West

Brady

Avenue

Duluth,

Minnesota

12345

Dear

Hr,

Bartel,

We

understand

that

you

are

in

the

market

for

an

electronic

typewriter

and

we

would

like

to

cake

this

opportunity

to

strongly

suggest

the

new

AX-10

by

Brother.

The

AX-10

is

designed

for

portable

efficiency

and

is

alone

in

its

class.

Both

Pica

pitch

which

types

10

characters

per

Inch,

and

Elite

pitch

that

types

at

12

characters

per

inch

can

be

selected

quickly

and

easily.

A

repeat

function

lets

you

print

a

continuous

series

of

'characters

by

simply

holding

down

a

single

key-

In

addition,

the

following

functions

are

also

readily

available:

When

the

power

of

the

typewriter

is

switched

ON,

the

left

margin

is

set

to

position

10

and

the

right

margin

is

set

to

position

75

of

Pica

pitch.

The

margin

can

be

freely

changed

by

following

the

procedures

outlined

below;

Note:

The

minimum

number

of

characters

between

the

margins

is

20

for

Pica

pitch,

and

24

for

Elite

pitch.

MARGIN

RELEASE

The

margin

release

key

is

used

to

move

past

an

existing

margin

either

temporarily

for

typing

or

in

order

to

set

a

new

margin.

When

a

presently

set

margin

is

reached

the

carrier

will

stop.

To

continue

carrier

movement

past

the

margin,

press

the

margin

release

key.

I

-We

understand

that

you

are

in

the

market

I

(D

Dace

key

and

margin

release

key

as

required

to

bring

the

carrier

to

the

left

margin.

Then

press

the

L

MAR/R

MAR

key.

d

that

you

are

in

the

market

for

an

elect

nd

we

would

like

to

take

this

opportunity

gest

the

new

AX-10

by

Brother,

designed

for

portable

efficiency

and

is

4in

TAB

SET

Use

the

space

bar

and

the

backspace

key

as

required

to

bring

the

carrier

to

the

position

at

which

you

desire

to

set

a

tab.

Then

press

the

TAB

+

key

to

set

the

tab.

A

maximum

of

12

tabs

can

be

set

any

time.

Note:

If

you

change

the

pitch

from

Pica

to

Elite

(or

Elite

to

Pica)

while

you

are

typing,

the

tab

positions

may

be

slightly

altered.

TAB

CLEAR

Use

the

space

bar

and

backspace

key,

or

the

TAB

key

as

required

to

bring

the

carrier

to

the

position

at

which

you

desire

to

clear

a

tab.

Then

press

the

TAB

—

key

to

clear

the

tab.

ALL

TAB

CLEAR

TAB-

REPEAT

To

clear

all

the

tabs

that

have

been

set,

simply

move

to

any

tab

stop,

and

press

the

TAB

—

key

followed

by

the

repeat

key.

TYPING

FUNCTION

SHIFT

Uppercase

characters

can

be

typed

when

the

shift

key

is

pressed.

When

you

release

the

shift

key,

the

keyboard

returns

to

the

lowercase

mode.

This

key

is

also

used

to

release

the

shift

lock

(see

below).

REPEAT

(SELF

REPEAT)

Pressing

any

key

followed

by

the

REPEAT

key

will

continuously

repeat

the

corresponding

character

or

function

until

the

repeat

key

is

released.

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Note:

The

space

bar,

backspace

and

correction

keys

wHI

repeat

their

respective

functions

until

released,

without

having

to

use

the

repeat

key.

SHIFT

LOCK

When

you

press

the

shift

lock

key,

the

keyboard

locks

in

the

uppercase

mode

and

the

shift

lock

indicator

lamp

comes

on.

To

return

to

the

lowercase

mode,

press

the

shift

key.

BACKSPACE

Press

the

backspace

key

to

move

one

space

to

the

left

of

the

current

carrier

position.

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CODE

KEY

The

characters

and

functions

marked

in

green

on

the

keyboard

can

only

be

used

while

the

CODE

key

is

being

held

down.

EXPRESS

BACKSPACE

Hold

down

the

code

key

and

press

the

backspace

key

to

return

to

the

left

margin

position

of

the

current

line.

HALF

BACKSPACE

This

key

moves

one

half

space

to

the

left

of

the

current

carrier

position.

The

benefit

of

this

key

will

become

evident

in

the

insertion

procedure

outlined

on

page

16

.

RETURN

Press

the

return

key

when

you

reach

the

end

of

a

line

and

want

to

advance

to

the

beginning

of

the

At

this

time

the

paper

will

be

fed

the

number

of

lines

set

with

the

line

space

selector.

Note

that

pressing

this

key

also

clears

the

correction

memory.

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CORRECTION

FUNCTIONS

The

40-character

correction

memory

of

the

AX-10

makes

it

possible

to

delete

or

correct

text

with

the

touch

of

a

single

key.

Manual

corrections

outside

of

the

memory

range

are

also

clean

and

quick.

A

handy

half

backspace

function

provides

added

versatility

for

easy

insertion

or

deletion

of

extra

letters.

MEMORY

CORRECTION

Let’s

say

you

mistyped

the

word

“Brother”.

Use

the

BACKSPACE

key

to

move

the

carrier

back

spaces

to

the

position

of

the

“a”.

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Now

all

you

do

is

press

the

correction

key

and

the

“a”

is

erased

from

the

page.

If

you

hold

the

correction

key

down,

the

Y’,

“B”

and

all

text

to

the

left

will

continue

to

be

erased

until

you

release

the

key

or

you

reach

the

end

of

the

correction

memory

range.

o

Type

in

the

correct

letter;

in

this

case

the

letter

“o”.

RELOC

Finaiiy,

pressing

the

reiocate

key

brings

the

carrier

back

to

the

position

you

were

at

before

you

began

your

correction.

MANUAL

CORRECTION

Let’s

say

you

mistyped

“Brother”

again,

but,

this

time,

the

mistake

is

on

a

different

line

or

in

another

position

outside

of

the

correction

memory

range.

in

this

case,

you

shouid

first

press

the

return

key

to

ciear

the

contents

of

the

correction

memory.

Now

use

the

piaten

knobs,

space

bar

and

backspace

key

as

required

to

bring

the

carrier

to

the

position

of

the

error

(in

this

case

the

“a”

of

“Brather”).

2

Next,

hold

down

the

code

key

and

press

the

correction

key.

Now,

press

the

“a”

key,

and

the

ietter

“a”

wiii

be

erased

from

the

page.

3

Brother

AA

o

Rnaliy,

press

“o”

to

complete

the

correction.

INSERTION

Often

when

we

get

to

the

end

of

a

typed

page

we

find

a

word

in

which

we

missed

a

letter

or

doubled

a

letter.

With

the

half

backspace

feature

of

the

AX-10,

such

mistakes

can

be

corrected

while

still

presenting

an

overall

balanced

appearance.

The

following

correction

procedures

can

be

performed

either

using

memory

correction

or

manual

correction.

As

you

know,

Brther

typewriters

are

In

this

case,

the

letter

“o”

has

been

omitted

from

the

word

“Brother”,

so

the

simple

deletion/correction

procedure

outlined

on

page

15

cannot

be

done.

+

First

of

all,

delete

the

entire

misspelled

word,

“Brther”

using

the

manual

correction

procedures

explained

on

page

15.

2

-A

KH

After

you

make

sure

that

the

carrier

is

at

the

position

where

the

“B”

of

“Brther”

was

located,

press

the

half

backspace

key.

3

Brother

A

-

>

A

I+9+9-I-H+H+H+9

Now

type

in

the

word

“Brother”

and

you

can

hardly

tell

that

a

correction

was

made.

As

you

know,

Broother

typewriters

are

Now

we

have

an

example

where

there

are

too

many

letters.

Just

deleting

and

correcting

will

leave

an

extra

space

either

before

or

after

“Brother”,

resulting

in

an

unbalanced

appearance.

+

Again,

delete

the

entire

misspelled

word.

-A

■

/

Now

locate

the

carrier

at

the

position

where

the

second

letter

(“r”)

of

“Broother”

was

located

and

press

the

half

backspace

key.

Brother

A

-

>

A

3

CARE

OF

UNIT

Do

not

allow

any

foreign

matter

to

enter

the

interior

of

the

typewriter

or

get

between

the

keys.

Be

especially

careful

of

metal

objects

such

as

paper

clips

and

staples.

Never

use

volatile

liquids

such

as

thinner

or

benzine

to

clean

the

exterior

surface

of

the

typewriter.

Use

only

a

soft

cloth

dampened

with

a

mild

detergent

solution.

Do

not

locate

your

typewriter

where

it

is

exposed

to

direct

sunlight,

heat

or

intense

vibration.

Do

not

block

the

ventilation

slits

provided

in

the

back

of

the

unit

to

protect

against

the

danger

of

overheating.

When

the

typewriter

is

not

in

use,

be

sure

to

replace

the

keyboard

cover.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If

any

operational

difficulty

arises,

check

below.

If

the

trouble

can

not

be

overcome

by

following

these

instructions,

then

consult

your

Brother

dealer.

Typewriter

remains

at

a

standstill

with

the

on-off

switch

set

at

ON.

(1)

Make

sure

the

power

cord

is

plugged

in.

(2)

Be

sure

the

top

cover

is

closed.

Printing

is

faint

or

does

not

appear.

(1)

Be

sure

daisy

wheel

is

properly

set.

(2)

Check

positioning

of

cassette

ribbon.

(3)

Check

to

see

that

the

ribbon

has

not

been

fully

used.

Correction

cannot

be

made.

(1)

Be

sure

the

correction

tape

is

properly

set

and

passed

through

the

tape

guides.

(2)

Check

to

see

that

the

correction

tape

has

not

been

fully

used.

(3)

Be

sure

the

correction

tape

has

been

properly

selected

to

match

the

cassette

ribbon.

Cassette

ribbon

lifts

up

and

remains

up

(this

rarely

happens).

Turn

the

power

off

first.

Then

turn

it

on

again

while

holding

down

the

code

key

and

the

pitch

selector.

DAISY

WHEEL

SAMPLES

Pica

10

(Standard

Pica)

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abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

1234567890

Prestige

1012

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghi

j

k

l

m

n

op

q

r

s

t

u

v

w

x

y

z

1234567890

Elite

12

(Standard

Elite)

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghij

klmnopqrstuvwxyz

1234567890

Sc/ilpt

1012

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atcde-TIghj,

j

k£.nino

pq/i^tuuio>cyz

123

4^67890

Grande

10

ABCDEFGH1JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

1234567890

Quadro

1012

ABCDEFGHIJKLmNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghi

jklmnopqrstuuujxyz

1234567890

Brougham

10

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

1234567890

Brougham

12

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

1234567890

Prestige

Italic

1012

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdef

ghijklmnopqr

St

u

v

w

xy

z

123

4567

890

OCR-A

ID

ABCDEFGHIJKLnNOPiSRSTUVIjJXYZ

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

lS3H5L7fiHD

OCR-B

10

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghij

k

Lmnopqrstuvwxyz

1234567890

Letter

Gothic

12

.

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

1234567890

Note:

“1012”

indicates

that

the

same

daisy

wheel

can

be

used

for

both

Pica

and

Elite.

'‘10”

indicates

Pica

pitch

only,

and

“12”

indicates

Elite

pitch

only.

Specifications

Number

of

keys

Print

speed

Copy

capacity

Print

element

Keyboard

buffer

Correction

memory

Line

pitch

Print

capacity

Paper

capacity

Character

pitch

Ribbon

Correction

tape

Tab

set

capacity

Dimensions

46

(96

characters)

10

cps

Original

+

4

copies

Cassette

daisy

wheel

(96

chrs.)

31

chrs.

40

chrs.

0

,

1

,

11

/

2

,

2

9"

max.

12"

max.

Pica:

10

chrs/inch,

90

chrs/line

Elite:

12

chrs/inch,

108

chrs/line

Correctable

film

Nylon

Lift

off

Cover

up

12

15.1"

(W)

X

12.6"

(D)

X

4.9"

(H)

385.5

(W)

X

320

(D)

x

124.8

(H)

mm

10.8

lbs./4.9

kg

Weight

Accessory

Order

Form

Dear

Customer:

Please

use

this

order

form

when

ordering

accessories

for

your

typewriter.

Please

enclose

check

or

money

order.

All

prices

include

shipping

and

handling

charges.

Interchangeable

cassette

ribbon

Item

No.

Price

@

Quantity

Total

1030

Correctable

Film

Ribbon

$4.95

1032

Nylon

Ribbon

$5.45

3010

Lift-Off

Correction

Tape

$9.90

4010

Cover-up

Correction

Tape

$9.90

Cassette

daisy

wheels

Item

No.

Type

Pitch

Price

@

Quantity

Total

M401

Pica

10

(Standard

Pica)

10

$24.95

M402

Prestige

1012

10,12

$24.95

M403

Elite

12

(Standard

Elite)

12

$24.95

M405

Script

1012

10,

12

$24.95

M408

Grande

10

$24.95

M409

Quadro

1012

10,

12

$24.95

M411

Brougham

10

$24.95

M412

Brougham

12

$24.95

M414

Prestige

Italic

1012

10,

12

$24.95

M415

OCR-B

10

$24.95

M416

OCR-A

10

$24.95

M417

Letter

Gothic

12

$24.95

See

attached

sample

pages.

SHIPPING

LABEL

Brother

International

Corporation

Typewriter

Division

PC.

Box

159

Piscataway,

New

Jersey

08854

Sub

Total

New

Jersey

and

California

residents

add

applicable

sales

tax

NAMF

Total

ADDRESS

Above

pricing

subject

to

change

without

notice.

For

any

further

information

on

these

accessory

items,

call

toll

free

800-526-3537.

CITY,

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