Panasonic KX-R340 User manual

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OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
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Electronic
Typewriter
MODEL
NO.
K
X-
R340
Before operating
this
unit,
please
read
these
instructions
completely.
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Thank you for your purchase of the Panasonic Electronic Typewriter KX-R340.
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT
TO RAIN OR ANY TYPE OF MOISTURE.
The serial number of the unit may be found on the label at the right side of the unit when the Top Cover is
opened. For your convenience, note this number below, and retain this book along with your proof of
purchase, to serve as a permanent record of your purchase or for future reference.
MODEL NO. KX-R340
SERIAL NO.
NAME OF DEALER
DATE OF PURCHASE
Accessories (included)
Make sure that the following parts have been included with the unit.
@ Ribbon Cassette 0. i ee ee Ll @Daisywheel 00. oe tenes vi
(installed on the carriage) (installed on the carriage)
@Correction Tape... 0.0.0.0 0c eee eee Td @AC Power Cord... 6... oon ee 1
(installed on the carriage) © Operating Instruction Manual.........:..... I
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Any details given in these Operating Instructions are subject to change without notice.
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Precautions
(Be sure to read this section before operating this
unit. )
To use the unit, first remove the
Hard Cover us shown in the figure.
@ After confirming that the POWER switch is turned
off, open the Top Cover and remove the Ribbon
Cassette Stopper installed on the Ribbon Cassette
and the Carriage Stopper installed on the carriage
shaft.
Be sure to keep these stoppers so the unit can be
transported safely, if the need arises.
Cassette
Stopper
Carriage Stopper
(Yellow)
When
you
transport
or
ship
the
typewriter,
be
sure
fo
position
the
carriage
at
the
far
right
of
the
unit,
and
insert
the
Carriage
Stopper
and
the
Ribbon
Cassette
Stopper.
Cautions
@ Do not place your typewriter where it is exposed to
direct sunlight, heat or intense vibration.
®Do not allow any foreign matter to enter the interior
of the typewriter or get between the keys. Be
especially careful of metal objects.
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To prevent electric shock, do not remove screws.
No user serviceable parts inside.
@Use only soft, dry cloth to clean your typewriter.
Water or thinners may damage the covers, cases or
electronic circuitry.

The Operating Instructions for the KX-R340 are
composed of the following five chapters.
Chapter y | BEFORE USING THE
TYPEWRITER
1-1 NAMES AND OPERATION OF THE
KX-R340 PARTS ................ 6-11
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2-1 USINGTHE TYPEWRITER ...... 16-29
@ Procedure for Typing .............. 16
Margin Formats ............0.505. 16
OOP ZOE yim ann ates Scones RS pees 18
Cc haste 3 MEMORY
3-1 MEMORY .......0.0.0.0000 0c ee 32
3-2 PHRASE MEMORY
@) To Store Information in the Phrase
NICMIOIN? i 2202 os edie tee Ree 33
To Print from the Phrase Memory. . 33
© To Stop Printing in the Middle of
GPHIGSC 8s axhn he eee dicta Se aens 34
Chapter 4 ACCU-SPELL
4-1 ACCU-SPELL™ (Spell Verifying
Feature). once ees c cag ewan 53-56
@ Turning Accu-Spell ON/OFF ...... 53
Accu-Spell Operation .............. 54
L-2 POWER SUPPLY ................ 2,13
@ Using Household AC Power ........ 12
PRON ECIY 5. 55 ahd bana eh PS Dawe ees 12
© Weak Battery .......... 0.0.0 cee 13
(DY Power SWUER = fo 8 0s gatawins ad 13
(©) Memory Back-up Function ........ 3
®) Using the Display ................
® INDEX (| ) and
REVERSE INDEX (7) .......... 19
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CD BOPHAE sou-aiecout Odense eke GREE 23
CO) ONGOING © x2 eis wheeled kone 3 23
©) To Modify a Phrase. ..............
© To Scroll through Phrase Memory. .35
®) Direct Search to a Particular Point ..35
@ To Clear a Phrase from Memory ....36
3-3 TEXT MEMORY ................ 36-50
@ To Store Information in the
Text M@Mory ys ec nee heey ean: a7
To Add to an Existing Text (File) ... .38
© To Print a Text from Memory ...... 39
© How to Verify the Spelling of an
Entre Fle. ois Pei oa & ae eae oa 35
®) How to Add Words to the User's
PUCHONAIY: 2 ht iwi tideicaseeciisee 55
©) How to Delete Words from the User's
DUCHONGIV fue wacdicale Vee CEs eS 56
) How to List the Words in the User's
DichOnGi aside Gerke oeeesas 56
Chapter 5 APPENDIX
5-1 LIST OF CODE KEY FUNCTIONS ....57
5-2 LIST OF DISPLAY MESSAGES ... 58, 59
S-SUOTHERS 2 :p6 2 8 88 enn nh Ne PS
@ Troubleshooting ........0.0.0.0... 60
Product Service ......... 000.000 60
5-4 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES .......... 6l
5-5 SPECIFICATIONS .....0...0......0.. 6l

1-3: CHANGING THE RIBBON
CASSIELUE 6 p59 akan es bed hilt
I-5 CHANGING THE DAISYWHEEL ......
I-6 INSERTING THE PAPER ............
@® Decimal Tabulation .............. 24
Carriage Return
(NORM AUTO) ................ 24
@) Centering cee obi hes hens genes. 25
© Right Margin Flush................27
@) Paragraph Indent ................ 27
() Permanent Hyphen................
© Permanent Space........0..00..0..
CyNCADS BOCK S acc guti Ga Pad oie aA ss
© Micro-Pitch Spacing ..............
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() Typing Impression Control ........
2-2 AUTOCOLUMN ................
®) To Stop Printing in the Middle
OF OPE ake OY tol tle se ene 40
@® To Print froma Particular Point ....40
® To Modify a Text (File) ............ 4]
QO Word Search: rn paves owe genes 42
G) Word Replace ec). viene enn: 43
@® To Insert a Phrase into Text
INE CTIVOND® so scence rk Be Tae Recon ascates e 44
@ Block Move, Copyand Delete ...... 45
® To RenameaText ................ 47
© To List Texts on the Display ........
@) To Print the Text Listing ..........
() Memory Left .....0..00..000 2000.
© To Clear a Textfrom Memory ......
®) To Change the Margin Format
in the Text
3-4 APPLICATION
@) Stop Code
To Store Information with No Print . .
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1-1 NAMES AND OPERATION
OF THE KX-R340 PARTS
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Paper Sapport
Paper Guide
(Refer to page 15.)
Platen Kuob (left)
This is used to manually feed the paper up or down.
Pushing the left platen knob inward makes the platen variable so that it can be
rotated freely to feed the paper.
Paper Bail Lever
Pulling this lever moves the Papcr Bail
away from the Platen to make a paper
insertion easy.
Top Cover Carriage
The cover must be opened when you The ribbon cassette, correction
change the daisywheel, ribbon cassette tape and daisywheel are installed
or correction tape. It activates the on the carriage.
Safety Interlock Switch so that the
carriage will move to the center of the
machine and stop when it is opened.

Paper Release Lever
This lever is used to release the paper.
Pulling
this
lever
toward
you
releases
the
paper
so
that
you
can
adjust
it
freely.
Be
sure
to
move
this
lever
back
to
lock
the
paper
before
typing.
Platen Knob (right)
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Paper Bail and Rollers
These are used to hold the paper down.
Set
the
rollers
according
to
the
width
of
the
paper
being
used.
Pitch Scale
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Scales
for
three
pitches
of
10,
12
and
15
are
shown.
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Use
these
scales
for
margin
and
tab
setting.
Switch
LCD
Display
Contrast
Adjuster
This
is
used
to
adjust
the
contrast
of
the
LCD
Display.
LCD Display
Your
KX-R340
has
a
14
character
LCD
Display
which
helps
you
to
confirm
the
typed
characters
before
printing.
You
are
also
allowed
to
show
the
information
stored
in
Phrase
or
Text
Memory
on
the
Display
to
correct,
delete,
move
or
edit
it
before
printing.
Carrying Handle
Do not swing the unit
excessively.
Ni-Cd Rechargeable
Battery
Compartment
Cover
Refer to pages: 12 and 13.
Power Input Jack
Power Switch

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Selectors
Typing Mode Selector (TPWR « L/L + JUST)
Typewriter (TPWR) Mode
The characters entered will be printed immediately. You can
set the margins and tabs in this mode. You can select either
NORM or AUTO Carriage Return in this mode by depressing
CODE+A.
Line by Line (L/L) Typing Mode
When character keys are depressed, the respective characters
appear on the Display and can be edited (inserted, deleted,
corrected) on the Display before they are printed. You can
select either NORM or AUTO Carriage Return in this mode. To
print a line which does not reach the right margin or “Hot
Zone’, depress the RETURN key.
Justify (JUST) Printing Mode
The typed characters will first appear on the Display at which
time the characters can be edited before they are printed.
When the characters exceed the right margin, the KX-R340 will
start printing the line up to the last word within the right
margin, aligning the last character of each line at the right
margin and returning the carriage automatically.
To print a line which does not reach the right margin, depress
the RETURN key.
Keyboard Seleetor (KBI + KBII)
This selector is used to differentiate between the characters and symbols contained in
each key.
KBI...... The characters and symbols on the left side of Shift, KBIT
the key can be typed.
KBII .... The characters and symbols on the right side No shift, KBII
of the key can be typed.
@“Dead” keys
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These five accent symbols ( *) can be used only with other characters.
They will not be printed until the character, which is to fall below, is depressed.

Pitch Selector (10+ 12 +15)
This selector should correspond with the pitch of daisywheel
in the machine.
10.... 10 characters per inch (2.54 cm) or 100 characters
per line can be printed.
12.... 12 characters per inch (2.54 cm) or 120 characters
per line can be printed.
15.... 15 characters per inch (2.54 cm) or 150 characters
per line can be printed.
LCD DISPLAY
Line Spacing Selcctor
(1°42)
This selector is uséd for choosing
the amount of paper that is fed each
time the RETURN key is depressed.
rere Paper is fed one line.
hae Paper is fed one and a half
lines.
De th x02 Paper is fed two lines.
@When the Platen Knob is rotated
manually, one latch moves the
platen one half line.
Modc Status Indicators (P INDENT, AUTO, XX, XX)
PINDENT....The CODE+I keys select the paragraph indent func-
tion. (Refer to page 27.)
AUTO
......
The
CODE+A
keys
select
whether
a
carriage
return
is
made
automatically
or
manually
in the
“‘Hot
Zone’.
(Refer
to
page
24.)
NXE 3 Satta The CODE+B keys select the bold print function.
(Refer to page 23.)
XX...
The
CODE+U
keys
select
the
underlining
function.
(Refer
to
page
23.)
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Function Keys
Margin Release Key (MAR REL)
Releases left and right margins.
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Tab Key (TAR)
Moves the carriage to the next tab position or to
the right margin.
Left Margin Key (L MAR)
Sets the left margin.
Right Margin Key
(R MAR)
Sets the right margin.
Tab Set Key (TAB SET)
Sets TAB stops.
Tab Clear Key (TAB CLR)
Clears TAB stops. Also clears all tabs
when used with the CODE key.
Space Bar
Moves the car
by one space
toward the rig
Shift Lock Key/Shift Indicator (LOCK)
Pressing down this key creates the shifted Repeat Key (RPT)
condition so that capital letters or symbols on Makes most keys
the top part of keys can be printed successively, repetitive keys.
Depressing the SHIFT key terminates the
shifted condition.
© Shift Indicator
Hluminates during the shifted condition.
Code Key (CODE)
Command key for autome
functions used in conjunct
with other keys.
Shift Key (SHIFT)
Pressing a character key while holding down
this key causes the capital letter or the symbol
on the top part of the key to be printed.
Reverse Index Key ( * )
Reverse Index moves the paper
down // line.
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iccu-Spell
on/off
Key
(ON/OFF)
Accu-Spell
Indicator
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\ctivates or deactivates the Aecu-Spell. Lights when the Accu-Spell ON/OFF key is ~ a
depressed, indicating that Accu-Spell is SS =
activated, ty
Sh
\dd
Key
(ADD)
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Backspace
Key
(BACK
SPACE)
SS
ear
the
words
in
the
user's
Moves
the
carriage
by
one
space
toward
the
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PEHOUGTY:
left
or
the
information
on
the
Display
Yelete
Key
(DELETE)
foward
the
right.
Deletes
the
words
from
the
Moves
to
prior
text
name.
wer’s
dictionary.
Forward
Key
(FWD)
vist
Key
(LIST)
Moves
the
information
on
the
Display
by
ists
the words
registered
one character
toward
the left.
n
the user’s dietionary.
Moves
to
next textname.
Text
Key
(TEXT
IN/OUT)
Allows you to enter/recall information into/
from memory and visualize the text on the
Display for modification.
Print Key (PRINT ON/OFF)
Instructs the typewriter to start/stop printing
documents or phrases stored in memory.
BD
TEXT
N/OU:
ONsOFI
Caneel Key ( )
Deletes characters from paper, Display and
memory.
Auto Column Key (AUTO COLUMN)
Instructs the typewriter to make a table.
Relocate/Express Key (RELOC/EXP)
Moves the carriage next to the last printed
character.
(When you press this key after correcting
errors on any previous line, the carriage
moves next to the last printed character on
the end of the lines so that you can continue
typing with no delay.)
Moves the carriage to the beginning of the
line without line spacing when used with the
CODE key.
Return Key
Moves the carriage to the left margin of the next line.
Index Key( |)
Moves the paper up '/ line.
Shift Key (SHIFT)
Quick Erase Key (QUICK ERASE)
Allows you to erase one word at a time.
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1-2 POWER SUPPLY
®@Do not store the Ni-Cd Battery Pack in areas prone
to high-temperature or high-humidity.
Caution ®@Charge the Ni-Cd Battery Pack within an ambient
of
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Power source voltage of this unit is listed on the temperature range of 32°F (0°C) to 104°F (40°C).
nameplate. Do not fail to plug into the right voltage. If you charge the Ni-Cd Battery Pack outside this
range, the performance of the Ni-Cd Battery Pack
Connect
the
AC
Power
Cord
to
the
Power
Input
Jack
may
be
reduced
or,
in
extreme
cases,
it
may
be
on the unit and the household AC Socket. completely impossible to charge it.
®Do not under any circumstances use any Ni-Cd
Battery Pack other than the specified type (KX-
R40).
@Do not, under any circumstances, disassemble or
modify the Ni-Cd Battery Pack.
®Do not short circuit the Ni-Cd Battery Pack.
®Do not apply shock to the Ni-Cd Battery Pack or
drop it.
AC ®Do not, under any circumstances, pull the connect-
AC
Power
Cord
»
ing
cord
hard
or
splice
the
wires.
®/f the Ni-Cd Battery Pack is damaged and electro-
lyte (dilute sulfuric acid) gets onto skin or clothing,
©When
you
will
not
be
using
the
typewriter
for
a
long
wash
it
away
immediately
using
a
large
quantity
of
period,
unplug
the
POWER
cord
after
turning
off
water.
~~“
the POWER switch. About 3 watts are consumed
even while the POWER switch is turned off.
Bo Battery
Charging Method
The Panasonic KX-R40 Ni-Cd Battery Pack (option-
al)
can
be
charged
by
inserting
it
into
the
Ni-Cd
TL
Turn
the
POWER
switch
off.
Rechargeable Battery Compartment and connecting
the AC Power Cord (included).
Caution
®Before using the Ni-Cd Battery Pack for the first
time, be sure to charge it.
@The time required to fully charge the Ni-Cd Battery
Pack is about 12 hours.
®The POWER switch must be turned on to charge the
Ni-Cd Battery Pack. The Battery Pack cannot be
charged while printing. =e
®@Do not charge the battery continuously for a longer |
than one day.
Overcharging will not only reduce performance of
the Ni-Cd Battery Pack, but may shorten its life as
well.
elf the Ni-Cd Battery Pack quickly runs down soon
after it has been completely charged, it has reached
the end of its life. In this case, replace the Ni-Cd
Battery Pack with a new one.
@The Ni-Cd Battery Pack will discharge naturally
even when it is not used.
To prevent deterioration of the batteries, it is
recommended that you use the Ni-Cd Battery Pack
at least once or twice every three months.
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Open
the
Ni-Cd
Rechargeable
Battery
Compart-
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ment
Cover.
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Insert
the
Ni-Cd
Battery
Pack.
Weak
Battery
Panasonic Ni-Cd Battery Pack
(KX-R40, optional)
The Display will start flashing to let you know the
battery is almost dead.
When this occurs, charge the battery using the AC
Power Cord.
When the POWER switch is turned on, if the battery is
dead, the Display will show:
WEAK BATTERY !
Even after the AC Power Cord is connected, the
Display may keep flashing for a while.
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the
connector
of
the
Panasonic
KX-R40
When
the
POWER
switch
is
set
to
“‘ON”’,
the
carriage
Ni-Cd Battery Pack to the terminals inside the will move to the left margin which was last set. The
Ni-Cd Rechargeable Battery Compartment of unit is now ready for typing.
the main unit. Close the Ni-Cd Rechargeable
Compartment Cover.
© Panasonic Ni-Cd Battery Pack
(KX-R40, optional) <>
5S Connect the AC Power Cord (included) as
shown in the figure.
Memory Back-up Function —
The following will be stored even after the POWER
switch is turned off:
@Stored Text ©Tabs
@Stored Phrase Stored Dictionary
@Margins
Power
Input
Jack
Saas,
cts
. :
;
The
built-in
lithium
battery
that
is
used
to
retain
these
AC functions can be used for about 5 years.
AC Power Cord Socket
6 Turn the POWER switch “ON” to start charging.
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1-3 CHANGING
THE
RIBBON
CASSETTE
2
1 When you lift the Top Cover, you will see the 3 To insert a new cassette, place the back end of
carriage, ribbon cassette and daisywheel. the cassette on the cassette holder on the carriage
and snap the front portion of the cassette onto
the carriage.
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2 > Hold the ribbon cassette on both sides and lift up
the front portion (where the ribbon is exposed)
to remove.
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Tension Knob
4 Advance the tension knob on the cassette :
counter-clockwise until the ribbon slack is ;
tightened.
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CHANGING
THE
CORRECTION
TAPE
1 To replace the correction tape, lift out the typing Metal Guides Card Holder
ribbon
cassette
(see
“1-3
CHANGING
THE
Left
Guide
fs
si
Right
Guide
RIBBON
CASSETTE”)
and
remove
the
two
a
Sia
spools
of
the
lift-off
tape
by
pulling
them
a
aan
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-
outwards.
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Full Tape Spool ~
Tapé Spool
Tape
Spool
3
Manually
turn
the
left-hand
spool
in
the
counter-
I:
Tppap
/
aos
;
clockwise
direction,
tightening
the
tape
until
|
ace
the
empty
spool
of
new
tape
on
the
left
pin
resistance
is
felt.
so that the tape winds counter-clockwise. Place
the tape around the left guide and behind both 4 Replace the typing ribbon cassette.
metal guides. Pull the tape around the right
guide and place the loaded spool on the right pin
. ) @ After exchanging the correction tape, confirm
so that the tape unwinds counter-clockwise. f Bins P if
that the correctable side of the tape faces
toward the platen.
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1-5 CHANGING THE DAISYWHEEL
To remove the daisywheel, you do not have to
remove the ribbon cassette.
You will see a green lever on the right side of the
carriage. Pull this lever toward you and lift out the
plastic cartridge of the daisywheel.
To insert the daisywheel, place the plastic cartridge in
the carriage with the characters facing toward the
platen. Push the green lever back into position.
1-6 INSERTING THE PAPER
1 Open the Paper Support and position the Paper
Guide for the size of the paper you are using.
(The Paper Guide is on the Paper Support and
permits lateral sliding.)
Paper
Support
2 Insert the paper straight under the back of the
Platen.
3 Pull the Paper Bail Lever towards you. While
keeping the left edge of the paper in line with the
Paper Guide, turn the Platen Knob until the
paper appears at the front of the Platen.
Paper Bail
4 Feed the paper underneath the Paper Bail, pull
the Paper Release Lever, and adjust the paper.
5 Return the Paper Release and the Paper Bail
Levers to their original positions and then
position the Paper Bail Rollers to hold down the
paper.
Paper Bail Rollers
Proper printing and correction will not be
possible if there is any slack in the paper.
Hold the paper by the top edges and pull up to
remove any Slack.
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2-1 USING THE TYPEWRITER
This section introduces you to the fundamental 5
operations of the Panasonic KX-R340. Read through
it and do the exercises to familiarize yourself with
each operation.
Type the following characters.
Typewriter
@When the Typing Mode Selector is on the
“TPWR” position, the characters will be
printed on the paper immediately.
@When the Typing Mode Selector is on the |
“LIL” or “JUST” position, the characters |
will appear on the Display. Depress the RE- —
Procedure for Typing
Open the Top Cover and confirm that the ribbon
cassette, correction tape and daisywheel are
properly installed on the carriage.
TURN key to print them.
©The characters will be printed on the paper as
follows.
@Confirm that the Pitch Selector is set to the
Typewriter
pitch of the daisywheel you are using.
2 You have a choice to use either the AC Power
Cord (included) or the Ni-Cd Battery Pack
(optional) as a power source.
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You will now learn how to use the typewriter to
perform simple operations.
Read the following descriptions thoroughly in |
order to make the most use of the splendid |
functions of the KX-R340.
Refer to pages 12 and 13.
3 > Turn ON the POWER switch.
The KX-R340 remembers the last margin format
you used and moves the carriage to the left
margin.
|B Margin Formats —
The Display shows the indicator arrow and the
number of characters available on the writing
line.
4100
4 Insert the paper behind the platen and rotate the
platen knob to feed the paper to the desired
position.
When you turn ON the POWER switch, the margin |
format (margins and tabs) you used last will be |
automatically set.
Left margin
Right margin
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Now
you
can
begin
typing.
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| Hot Zone,
If you want to change this margin format, simply do |
the following:
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To Clear Tabs
@Should you want to change a TAB stop, depress the
TAB key to move the carriage to the tab position to
be cleared, and depress the TAB CLR key. To seta
TAB, depress the TAB SET key at the desired
position,
Depress the CODE+TAB CLR keys.
The carriage moves to the left margin and clears the
all tabs.
To Set Margins and Tabs
6 Repeat steps4and5 7
for each tab.
Example: Set the margins and tabs as follows:
@ Set the left margin at 15
@ Set the first TAB at 30
@ Set the second TAB at 45
@ Set the third TAB at 60
@ Set the right margin at 75
—_——i
‘Clear the eurrent tabs.
Refer to “To Clear Tabs’.
Depress the SPACE BAR or the BACKSPACE
key to move the carriage to the desired left
margin position. If necessary, depress the MAR
REL key ta by-pass a previously set margin.
Depress the L MAR key to set the left margin.
Depress the SPACE BAR until you reach the first
desired TAB stop.
Depress the TAB SET key to set the first TAB
Stop.
Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each required TAB
stop. Remember that the maximum number of
tab stops is 13.
Depress the SPACE BAR or the BACKSPACE
key to move the carriage to the desired right
margin position. If necessary, depress the MAR
REL key to by-pass a previously set margin.
Depress the R MAR key to set the right margin.
Depress the RETURN key to move the carriage
to the left margin on the next line.
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LC) pals Zone
The
“Hot
Zone”
represents
the
number
of
spaces
(It
is
pre-programmed
in
the
machine
at
8
spaces
between
the
bell
and
the
last
character
at
the
right
from
the
right
margin.
Refer
to
page
16.)
margin.
When
the
carriage
enters
the
“Hot
Zone”’,
you
will
hear
the
bell
which
indicates
that
the
right
margin
is
approaching.
| D Using the Display
w
2
2
The
KX-R340
has
a
14
character
Display
which
acts
Indicator
Arrow
pe
as
an
operator
prompt,
allowing
you
to
correct,
edit,
MaalRenon
|
Rs move or delete information.
x Beginning of Text
a When typing, most errors are “felt” by the operator. :
S
Through
the
use
of
the
Display,
you
can
check
if
Bold
Mode
Start
s
there
ae
errors
and
correct
them
before
they
are
Bold
Mode
End
|
DIaued:
Bold
Print
is
in
operation
No Pri |
In
order
to
activate
the
Display,
your
Typing
Mode
te
Selector
must
be
in
the
“L/L”
or
“JUST”
position.
Centering
|
Decimal Tabulation
Display
Messages
Stop
Code
The
Display
will
give
you
certain
messages
to
guide
Right
Margin
Flush
you
through
your
projects.
As
you
proceed
through
the
exercises
in
this
manual,
these
messages
will
become
second
nature
to
you.
Manual Correction
Index Command |
(On
p.
58
and
59
you
will
find
a
listing
of
all
the
Reverse
Index
Command
display prompts on the KX-R340.)
'ske BEawBeaaA omit a
Half Space
Micro-Pitch Spacing
Display
Symbols
[|
Open/Close
of
Block
Move,
Copy
or
Delete
As
you
begin
the
exercises,
you
will
see
various
symbols
on
the
Display.
These
symbols
indicate
Fe
Paragraph
Indent
eertain
functions
and
are
listed
below
to
help
you
:
Temporary
Hyphen
|
understand
what
you
are
seeing.
Permanent Space
You
are
not
expected
to
memorize
these
symbols.
As
you
proceed
through
this
book,
you
will
become
+H
Tab
Command
familiar
with
them
and
understand
how
they
relate
to
:
)
the
various
functions
you
are
asking
your
KX-R340
=
Underline
Mode
Start
)
to
perform.
“4
sUnderline
Mode
End
|
Underline is in operation
Bold Print and
Underline are in operation
| 4 |
Text Mode
bel
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1 Type. 2
INDEX (\.) and REVERSE INDEX (%)
Type. 4 Continue typing.
The
INDEX
(\))
key
allows
you
to
move
the
paper
'2
1
To
type
this
sentence,
you
would
first
enter
“The
line
toward
the
bottom
of
the
page.
The
REVERSE
4”
and
then:
INDEX ( x ) key allows you to move the paper // line
toward
the
top
of
the
page.
2
Depress
the
REVERSE
INDEX
(%)
key
and
type
These keys are used for the typing of superscripts “th”.
(e.g.
10°)
and
subscripts
(e.g.
logw1000).
You
will
3
Also:
usé
them
forsmanual
‘correction
Depress
the
INDEX
(
y
)
key
to
reposition
the
carriage on the actual typing line.
4 Continue typing.
NYO RAL: COROT AN 4:
The of July is Independence Day.
Correction
:
|
|
To Correet Errors on the Paper
I
We Type the correct
characters.
The Panasonic KX-R340 has a one line correction
memory so you can delete the characters on the
current line automatically with one simple operation.
2 Type the correct characters.
3 Depress the RELOC key after making the correc-
tion to move the carriage back to the end of the
1
To
erase
the
last
printed
character
on
the
line;
line
Depress the CANCEL ((X]) key to “lift” the
incorrect character off the paper. If you depress
the CANCEL key again or the RPT key the next
character will be erased.
©7To erase characters towards the beginning of
the
line,
depress
the
CODE+RELOC
keys,
the
SPACE BAR or the BACKSPACE key and
position the carriage so that the character to be
erased is aligned between the two vertical lines
on the top of the Card (Plastic) Scale.
Depress the CANCEL (&)) key.
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To Make Manual Corrections on a Previous Line
2
3 Position the 4
carriage
over the error.
5
Retype
the
incorrect
6
Type
the
correct
7
character.
character,
To erase eharacters on previoas lines:
y | Depress the CODE+CANCEL ((X]) keys. 4 Depress the CODE+CANCEL ((X]) keys.
This instructs the KX-R340 to enter the Manual
Correction Mode, The carriage will automati- 5 Re Aine Thesinebmec:sehenacien:
cally move to the left margin to allow you to
begin making corrections.
©The Display will show the symbol “Wf”.
This will lift the character off the paper.
6 Type the correct character.
© Repeat steps 2-6 to correct errors on other line.
© Repeat steps 3-6 to correct the next character to
the left.
2 Depress the REVERSE INDEX (J) key to
position the carriage on the line with the error.
3 Depress the SPACE BAR, TAB, CODE+H, 7 Depress the RELOC key.
CODE+J or BACKSPACE key to position the
‘
This
will
position
the
carriage
to
the
end
of
the
carriage
over
the
error.
last line.
eThe symbol “§¥y will disappear from the
Display.
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