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Panasonic
Operating
Instructions
Electronic Typewriter
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Before
operating
this
unit,
please
read
these
instructions
completely.
ill

Thank
you
for
your
purchase
of
the
Panasonic
Electronic
Typewriter
KX-R520.
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
computing
device
in
accordance
with
the
specifications
set
forth
in
Subpart
J
of
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
interference
to
radio
or
television
reception
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
on
and
off,
use
the
equipment
in
another
loca:
tion
and/or
utilize
an
electrical
outlet
different
from
that
used
by
the
receiver.
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
Paper
Support
and
the
Front
Plate
are
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-R520
SERIAL NO.
NAME OF DEALER
DATE OF PURCHASE
Accessories
(included)
Make
sure
that
the
following
parts
have
been
included
with
the
unit.
Ribbon
Cassette
(installed
on
the
carriage)
.......--
1
Operating
Instruction
Manual
.......----+-eereres
1
eCorrection
Tape
(installed
on
the
carriage)
.....-.--
1
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Cover...
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eens
1
¢Daisywheel
(installed
on
the
carriage)
......----66-
1
Any
details
given
in
these
Operating
Instructions
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.

CONTENTS
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Chapter
1
BEFORE
USING
THE
TYPEWRITER
1-1
NAMES
AND
OPERATION
OF
THE
KX-R520
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1-2
POWER
SUPPLY
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7
A.
Using
Household
AC
Power
...........---
7
B.
Power
Switch
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6.
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7
C.
Memory
Back-up
Function
.........-..60.
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9-1
SETTINGS
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10
2.2
USING
THE
TYPEWRITER..........--
11~17
A.
Procedure
for
Typing
........
5.0
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11
B.
Margin
Formats
............
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and
Reverse
Index
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Decimal
Tabulation
...............
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15
Chapter 3 MEMORY
3-1
MEMORY
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TEXTMEMORY
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17
A.
To
Store
Information
in
the
Text
MEMOry
2...
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17
B.
To
Add
to
an
Existing
Text
..............
18
C.
To
Print
a
Text
from
Memory
............
18
D.
To
Clear
a
Text
from
Memory
...........
18
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Chapter
4
ACCU-SPELL
4-1
ACCU-SPELL™
(Spell
Verifying
Feature)
...........0
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20
A.
Turning
Accu-Spell
ON/OFF
.........---
20.
B.
Accu-Spell
Operation
..........--55055:
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5-1
LIST
OF
CODE
KEY
FUNCTIONS.........--
21
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22
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Troubleshooting
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Product
Service
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1-3 CHANGING THE
RIBBON
CASSETTE
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1-4
CHANGING
THE
CORRECTION
TAPE
.........0002000e
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8
1-5
CHANGING
THE
DAISYWHEEL
.........---
8
1-6
INSERTING
THE
PAPER
..........-
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Centering
.......
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Right
Margin
Flush
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16
K.
Paragraph
Indent.............
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16
L.
Permanent
Hyphen
............--
4
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Permanent
Space
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Caps
Lock
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Micro-Pitch
Spacing
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17
P.
Half
Space
3-3 APPLICATION
A. Stop Code
5-3 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
5-4
SPECIFICATIONS
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Precautions
(Be
sure
to
read
this
section
before
operating
this
unit.)
To
use
the
unit,
first
remove
the
Hard
Cover
as
shown
in
the
figure.
KS
eAtter
confirming
that
the
POWER
switch
is
turned
OFF,
open
the
Paper
Support
and
the
Front
Plate,
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.
NOTE:
Be
careful
not
to
damage
the
flat
cable
located
at
the
left
side
of
the
carriage
while
removing
the
Carriage
Stopper
and
the
Ribbon
Cassette
Ribbon
Cassette
Stopper
Carriage Stopper
(Yellow)
eWhen
you
transport
or
ship
the
typewriter,
be
sure
to
posi-
tion
the
carriage
at
the
far
right
of
the
unit,
and
insert
the
Carriage
Stopper
and
the
Ribbon
Cassette
Stopper.
@Do
not
place
your
typewriter
where
it
is
exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
heat
or
intense
vibration.
Do
not
allow
any
foreign
material
to
enter
the
interior
of
the
typewriter
or
get
between
the
keys.
Be
especially
careful
of
metal
objects.
To
prevent
electric
shock,
do
not
remove
screws.
No
user
serviceable
parts
inside.
eUse
only
soft,
dry
cloth
to
clean
your
typewriter.
Water
or
thinners
may
damage
the
covers,
cases
or
electronic
circuitry.
Acmvy
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See
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1-1
NAMES
AND
OPERATION
OF
THE
KX-R520
PARTS
|
EX
EGE
Paper Support
Piat
Paper
Bail
Lever
aten
Pulling this lever moves the Paper Bail
away from the Platen to make paper
insertion
easy.
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
This is used to manually feed the
paper up or down.
Pusing the platen knob inward
makes the platen variable so that
it can be rotated freely to feed the
paper.
Power Switch
[POWER ON/I-OFF/O]
Paper Bail and Rollers
Carriage
These
are
used
to
hold
the
paper
down.
The
ribbon
cassette,
Set
the
rollers
according
to
the
width
of
the
correction
tape
and
paper
being
used.
daisywheel are installed on
the carriage.
Pitch Scale
Scales for three pitches of
10, 12 and 15 are shown.
Use these scales for
margin and tab setting.
Carrying Handle
Do not swing the unit
excessively.
AC Power Cord Compartment Cover

Panasonic
electronic
typewriter
2520
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AGEL
Spiell
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oe
Bite
Allows
you
to
erase
one
word
at
a
time.
ies
Also
deletes
one
line
at
a
time
when
used
with
the
)
ae
Releases
left
and
right
margins.
HH
Aiso
clears
all
tabs
when
used
with
the
CODE
key.
CODE
key.
Moves
the
carriage
to
the
next
tab
position
or
to
ae
Moves
the
paper
up
‘/2
line.
Also
moves
the
Mewes
the
right
margin.
_
BSE
paper
down
1/2
line
when
used
with
the
CODE
key.
°
Pressing
down
this
key
locks
the
Shift
function
eae
so
that
capital
letters
or
symbols
on
the
top
part
Moves
the
carriage
to
the
left
margin
of
the
next
of
keys
can
be
printed
successively.
line.
Pressing
the
SHIFT
key
terminates
the
lock
function.
eShift
Lock
Indicator
Deletes
characters
from
paper
and
memory.
liluminates
during
the
lock
function.
se]
diuet
Pressing
a
character
key
while
holding
down
this
Allows
you
to
enter
information
into
memory.
Also
key
causes
the
capital
letter
or
the
symbol
on
the
Mee
instructs
the
typewriter
to
start/stop
printing
top
part
of
the
key
to
be
printed.
document
stored
in
memory
when
used
with
the
;
CODE
key.
MA
Moves
the
carriage
next
to
the
last
printed
ag
character.
Moves
the
carriage
one
space
toward
the
left.
(When
you
press
this
key
after
correcting
errors
eonce
on
any
previous
line,
the
carriage
moves
next
to
:
the
last
printed
character
on
the
end
of
the
line
so
that
you
can
continue
typing
with
no
delay.)
Also
moves
the
carriage
to
the
beginning
of
the
line
without
line
spacing
when
used
with
the
CODE
key.
(Express
Return)
cae
Sets
TAB
stops.
Also
clears
TAB
stops
when
}
Ws
used
with
the
CODE
key.
.
j
Command
key
for
automated
functions
used
in
tags
Conjunction
with
other
keys.

1-2
POWER
SUPPLY
de
Sn
SRE
a
ee
ed
WD
ad
ie
Connect
the
AC
Power
Cord
to
a
Household
AC
120
V
When
the
POWER
switch
is
set
to
“ON”,
the
carriage
Outlet.
will
move
to
the
left
margin
which
was
previously
set.
The
unit
is
now
ready
for
typing.
|
*
If
you
will
not
be
using
the
unit
for
several
days,
unplug
the
Power
Cord
after
turning
off
the
POWER
switch.
About
3
watts
are
consumed
even
while
the
POWER
switch
is
turned
off.
The
following
information
will
be
stored
even
after
the
POWER switch is turned off:
°Stored
Text
eTabs
eMargins
eSelector
Mode
The
built-in
lithium
battery
that
is
used
to
retain
these
functions
can
be
used
for
about
5
years.
1-3
CHANGING
THE
RIBBON
CASSETTE
1
After
turning
the
POWER
switch
off,
open
the
3.
To
insert
a
new
cassette,
place
the
back
end
of
the
Paper
Support
and
remove
the
Front
Plate.
You
cassette,
on
the
cassette
holder
on
the
carriage
will
see
the
carriage,
ribbon
cassette
and
and
snap
the
front
portion
of
the
cassette
onto
the
daisywheel.
carriage.
Daisywheel
‘
Metal
Guides
Card
Holder
2
Hold
the
ribbon
cassette
on
both
sides
and
lift
up
the
front
portion
(where
the
ribbon
is
exposed)
to
4
Advance
the
tension
knob
on
the
cassette
counter-
remove.
clockwise
until
the
ribbon
slack
is
removed.
Press
the
CODE+K
keys
to
initialize
the
carriage
if
you
change
the
Ribbon
Cassette
without
turning
off
the
POWER
switch.

1-4
CHANGING
THE
CORRECTION
TAPE
1
After
turning
the
POWER
switch
off,
to
replace
the
correction
tape,
lift
out the
typing
ribbon
cassette
(see
“1-3
CHANGING
THE
RIBBON
CAS-
SETTE”)
and
remove
the
two
spools
of
the
lift-off
tape
by
pulling
them
outward.
Tape Spool
Tape Spool
2
Place
the
empty
spool
of
new
tape
on
the
left
pin
so
that
the
tape
winds
counter-clockwise.
Place
the’
tape
around
the
left
guide
and
behind
both
metal
guides.
Pull
the
tape
around
the
right
guide
and
place
the
loaded
spool
on
the
right
pin
so
that
the
tape
unwinds
counter-clockwise.
3
Manually
turn
the
left-hand
spool
in
the
counter-
clockwise
direction,
tightening
the
tape
until
resis-
tance
is
felt.
4
Replace
the
typing
ribbon
cassette.
Prees
the
CODE+K
keys
to
initialize
the
carriage,
if
you
change
the
correction
tape
without
turning
off
the
POWER
switch.
*
After
changing
the
correction
tape,
confirm
that
the
correctable
(rough)
side
of
the
tape
faces
toward
the
platen.
1-5
CHANGING
THE
DAISYWHEEL
You
can
remove
the
daisywheel
without
removing
the
ribbon
cassette.
You
will
see
a
green
lever
on
the
right
side
of
the
car-
riage.
Pull
this
lever
toward
you
and
lift
out the
plastic
cartridge
of
the
daisywheel.
After
turning
the
POWER
switch
off,
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.
Press
the
CODE+K
keys
to
initialize
the
carriage,
if
you
change
the
daisywheel
without
turning
off
the
POWER
switch.
If
you
experience
trouble
locking
the
Daisywheel
into
place,
make
sure
it
is
pressed
down
as
far
as
possible.
Then,
push
the
locking
lever
forward
again.
Green Lever

1-6
INSERTING
THE
PAPER
1 Open the Paper Support.
NOTE:
/f
there
are
any
slack
in
the
paper,
proper
printing
and
correction
will
not
be
pos-
sible. Hold the paper by the top edges
and
pull
up
to
remove
any
slack.
Please do the following.
Pull
the
Paper
Bai!
and
Paper
Release
Lever
toward
you
and
adjust
the
paper.
Paper Bail Paper Release
Lever
2
Insert
the
paper
straight
behind
the
Platen.
Use
the
markings
on
the
Paper
Suport
as
a
guide.
3
Pull
the
Paper
Bail
Lever
towards
you.
While
keeping
the
left
edge
of
the
paper
in
line
with
the
scale,
press
the
CODE+RETURN
keys.
Your
pap-
er
is
automatically
positioned
at
line
7.
Should
you
wish
to
change
the
point
of
insertion.
Using
the
RETURN,
INDEX,
CODE+INDEX
keys
or
turn
the
Platen
Knob
move
the
carriage
to
the
desired
position.
Return
the
Paper
Release
and
Paper
Bail
Levers
to
their
original
position.
Paper Bail
Paper Bail
4
The
Paper
Bail
Levers
to
their
original
positions
and
then
position
the
Paper
Bail
Rollers
to
hold
down
the
paper.
Paper
Bail
Rollers
:
*Your
typewriter
has
a
12”
paper
width
capacity.
For
your
convenience
several
scales
have
been
marked
on
the
Paper
Support.
Align
the.left
edge
of
the
paper
with
the
appro-
priate marking.
Paper Bail
Letter size paper

2-1
SETTINGS
Selecting
Pitch
(10-12°1
5)
You
can
select
either
10,
12
or
15
pitch.
The
pitch
you
select
should
correspond
with
the
pitch
of
daisywheel
in
the
machine.
+
Ae
Press
the
CODE+
3
keys.
10
characters
per
inch
(2.54
cm)
or
up
to
100
characters
per
line
can
be
printed.
ae
a
Press
the
CODE+
4
keys.
12
characters
per
inch
(2.54
cm)
or
up
to
120
characters
per
line
can
be
printed.
+
a
Press
the
CODE+5
keys.
.
15
characters
per
inch
(2.54
cm)
or
up
to
150
characters
per
line
can
be
printed.
-
Selecting
Line
Spacing
(1-1'/2°2)
You
can
select
the
line
spacing
to
set
the
amount
of
paper
that
is
fed
each
time
the
RETURN
key
is
pressed.
co
-
Press
the
CODE+6
keys.
Paper
is
fed
one
line.
—
Press
the
CODE+7
keys.
7
Paper
is
fed
one
and
a
half
lines.
x
Press
the
CODE+
8
keys.
cope
Tuy
8
Paper
is
fed
two
lines.
eWhen
the
Platen
Knob
is
rotated
manually,
one
click
moves
the
platen
one
half
line.
'
Selecting
Carriage
Return
(NORM-AUTO)
The
CODE+9
keys
select
whether
a
carriage
return
is
made
automatically
or
normally
in
the
“Hot
Zone”.
Press
the
CODE+9
keys.
Ey
|
NORM
....
Printing
stop
at
the
right
margin.
AUTO
.....
When
a
character
after
entering
a
“Hyphen’
or
“Space”
is
entered
within
the
“Hot
Zone”,
the
carriage
automatically
returns
to
the
left
margin
or
the
paragraph
indent
position
of
the
next
line.
_
Selecting
Keyboard
(KBI-KBIl)
You
can
select
the
keyboard
mode
which
is
used
to
differentiate
between
the
characters
and
symbols
contained
in
each
key.
+
KBI.......
Press
the
CODE+
equal
sign
(=)
keys.
ets
The
characters
and
symbols
on
the
left
side
of
the
key
can
be
typed.
+
KBII
......
Press
the
CODE+
BACKSPACE
keys.
cei
The
characters
and
symbols
on
the
right
side
of
the
key
can
be
typed.
|
Shift,
KBI
Shift,
KBI!
No
shift,
KBI
No
shift,
KBI
e“Dead”
keys
]
These
five
accent
symbols
(~
‘>
*
-
)
can
only
be
used
with
the
characters
shown.
They
will
not
be
printed
until
the
character,
which
is
to
fall
below,
is
pressed.
The
KX-R520
remembers
the
last
Pitch,
Line
Spacing,
Carriage
Return
and
Keyboard
set-
tings.
The
KX-R520
is
set
to
10
Pitch,
single
(1)
Line
Spacing,
NORM
Carriage
Return
and
KBI
mode
when
it
is
purchased.
10

2-2
USING
THE
TYPEWRITER
This
section
introduces
you
to
the
fundamental
operations
of
the
Panasonic
KX-R520.
Read
through
it
and
do
the
ex-
ercises
to
familiarize
yourself
with
each
operation.
1
Open
the
Paper
Support
and
Front
Plate
and
confirm
that
the
ribbon
cassette,
correction
tape
and
daisywheel
are
properly
installed
on
the
carriage.
Remove
the
Ribbon
Cassette
Stopper
and
Carriage
Stopper
if
you
have
not
already
done
so.
2 Connect the AC Power Cord to a Household AC Outlet.
3 Turn ON the POWER switch.
4
insert
the
paper
behind
the
platen
and
press
the
CODE+
RETURN
keys.
Now
you
can
begin
typing.
5 Type the following characters.
Typewriter
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
functions
of
the
KX-R520.
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Left Margin Right Margin
Fab
feke
tak
When
you
turn
on
the
POWER
switch,
the
margin
formats
(margins
and
tabs)
which
Pele
were
previously
stored
will
automatically
be
set.
ae
Hot
Zone
(8
spaces)
If
you
want
to
change
this
margin
format,
simply
do
the
following:
To
Clear
All
Tabs
1
+
Press
the
CODE+MAR
REL
keys.
The unit allows you to clear all tabs at once.
The
carriage
moves
to
the
far
left
and
clears
the
entire
Line
Format
(all
tabs).
eShould
you
want
to
change
a
TAB
stop,
press
the
TAB
key
to
move
the
carriage
to
the tab
position
to
be
cleared,
and
press
the
CODE+
TAB
SET
keys.
To
set
a
TAB,
press
the
TAB
SET
key
when
the
carriage
is
at
the
desired
position.
To Set Margins and Tabs
1
+
Press
the
CODE+
MAR
REL
keys.
Clear the current tabs. Refer to “To Clear All Tabs”.
2
VE
Press
the
SPACE
BAR
or
BACKSPACE
key
to
move
the
carriage
to
the
desired
left
margin
position.
If
necessary,
press
the
MAR
REL
key
to
by-pass
a
previously
set
margin.
3
a
oe
Press
the
CODE+1
keys
to
set
the
left
margin.
4
Press
the
SPACE
BAR
until
you
reach
the
first
desired
TAB
stop.

5
vag
Press
the
TABSET
key
to
set
the
first
TAB
stop.
6
Repeat
steps
4
and
5.
Repeat
steps
4
and
5
for
each
desired
TAB
stop.
Remember
that
the
maximum
num-
ber
of
TAB
stops
is
13.
7
y
KRei
Press
the
SPACE
BAR
or
BACKSPACE
key
to
move
the
carriage
to
the
desired
right
margin
position.
if
necessary,
press
the
MAR
REL
key
to
by-pass
a
previously
set
margin.
8
+
Be
Press
the
CODE+2
keys
to
set
the
right
margin.
9
a
Press
the
RETURN
key
to
move
the
carriage
to
the
left
margin
on
the
next
line.
“Hot
Zone”
is
preprogrammed
in
the
machine
at
8
spaces
from
the
right
margin.
When
the
carriage
enters
the
“Hot
2
|
Zone”,
you
will
hear
the
buzzer
which
indicates
that
the
right
margin
is
approaching.
The
INDEX
key
allows
you
to
move
the
paper
1/>
line
toward
the
bottom
of
the
page.
The
CODE+
INDEX
keys
allow
you
to
move
the
paper
'/2
line
toward
the
top
of
the
page.
These
keys
are
used
for
the
typing
of
superscripts
(e.g.
103)
and
subscripts
(e.g.
logro
1000).
You
will
also
use
them
during
correction.
The 4°?
1
Type
“The
4”.
To
type
this
sentence,
you
would
first
enter
“The
4”
and
then:
2g - a
3
of
July
is
Independence
Day.
Press
the
CODE+INDEX
keys
and
type
“th”.
Press
the
INDEX
key
to
reposition
the
carriage
on
the
actual
typing
line.
Continue
typing.
To
type
a
subscript,
reverse
the
keystroke
order.
:
To
Correct
Errors
on
the
Current
Line
The
unit
has
a
one
line
correction
memory
so
that
you
can
delete
characters
on
the
current
line
automatically
with
one
simple
operation.
1
To
erase
the
last
printed
character
on
the
current
line;
ae
Press
the
CANCEL
(()
key
to
“lift”
the
incorrect
character
off
the
paper.
If
you
press
the
CANCEL
(()
key
again
the
next
character
will
be
erased.
eTo
erase
characters
towards
the
beginning
of
the
line,
press
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.
Press
the
CANCEL
(<x)
key.
2 Type the correct character(s).
3
ies
Press
the
RELOC
key
after
making
the
correction
to
move
the
carriage
back
to
the
end of the line.
12

To
Make
Manual
Corrections
on
a
Previous
Line
To erase characters on previous lines.
1
Koa
+
Press
the
CODE+
CANCEL
(()
keys
to
enter
the
Manual
Correction
Mode.
The
car-
_—
riage
will
automatically
move
to
the
left
margin
to
allow
you
to
begin
making
correc-
tions.
2
+
Press
the
CODE+
INDEX
keys
to
position
the
carriage
on
the
line
with
the
error.
3 Position the carriage over the error.
4 + Press the CODE+CANCEL ((&)) keys.
5
Retype
the
incorrect
This
will
lift
the
character
off
the
paper.
character.
6
Type
the
correct
character.
eRepeat
steps
2~6
to
correct
errors
on
another
line.
eRepeat
steps
3~6
to
correct
another
character
on
the
same
line.
7
hes
Press
the
RELOC
key.
.
This
will
position
the
carriage
to
the
end
of
the
last
line.
-
Disabling
Print
When
Making
Manual
Corrections
The
CODE+TEXT
key
may
be
used
to
make
manual
corrections.
This
feature
is
especially
helpful
when
making
many
corrections
successively.
1
+
Press
the
CODE+
CANCEL
(()
keys.
—
The
carriage
will
automatically
return
to
the
left
margin.
2
+
ES
Press
the
CODE+
INDEX
keys
to
position
the
carriage
at
the
beginning
of
the
line
on
which
the
correction
is
to
be
made.
3
+
"Press
the
CODE+TEXT
keys.
4
Position
the
carriage
over
the
error.
.
5
Retype
the
error.
This
information
has
now
been
entered
back
into
memory
but
has
not
reprinted
on
the
paper.
6
*
Press
the
CODE+
TEXT
keys.
7
Press
the
CANCEL
(@)
key
to
delete
the
entered
characters.
8
Type
the
correct
character.
Repeat
steps
2~8
for
each
error
to
be
corrected.
9
hes
Press
the
RELOC
key.
This
will
position
the
carriage
to
the
right
of
the
character
printed
last
before
correction.
13

To Erase One Word at a Time
The QUICK ERASE key may be used to speed up correction by deleting one word on the paper at a time.
1 Press the BACKSPACE key to position the carriage one character to the right of the
incorrect word.
elf you have pressed the SPACE BAR after typing an incorrect word, make sure to
press the BACKSPACE key before pressing the QUICK ERASE key.
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2
ERASE Press the QUICK ERASE key.
Litt
3 Retype the correct word.
To Erase One Line at a Time
This function may be used to speed up correction by deleting one entire line on the page at once.
1 Press the BACKSPACE key to locate the last character of the line to be deleted.
2 ees es Press the CODE+ QUICK ERASE keys.
The unit will delete an entire line at a time.
elf you want to stop deleting information in the middle of the line, press the
CODE-+ TEXT keys. °
3 Retype new information.
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pry ei hoe
13)
1 + Press the CODE+B keys.
The buzzer will sound once.
2
Type
your
information.
As
you
type
the
characters,
they
will
be
printed
in
bold
face.
Panasonic
3 + Press the CODE+B keys to cancel the command.
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Continuous Underlining
1 + ba Press the CODE+U keys.
The buzzer will sound once.
2
Type
your
information.
All
characters
and
spaces
will
be
underlined.
Electronic
Typewriter
3 + ae Press the CODE+U keys to cancel the command.
Word by Word Underlining
1 + hal Press the CODE+ W keys.
The buzzer will sound once.
2
Type
your
information.
Only
character(s)
will
be
underlined.
Hieseronie
Wyoewnc
tex
eSpaces
will
not
be
underlined.
sneckronss
eo
3 + a Press the CODE+ W keys to cancel the command.
14

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by
Opie
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bet
beet
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7
L
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2
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oak
Tain
sab
abbas
tablets
Ne
The
unit
will
automatically
align
decimal
points
at
the
preset
tab
stops
and
eliminates
the
need
to
space
to
the
correct
starting
position
in
a
column.
This
function
also
can
be
used
when
typing
formats
which
include
characters.
1
+
Press
the
CODE+
TAB
keys.
The
carriage
will
move
to
the
first
tab
position.
2
Enter
the
numbers
and
The
first
column
will
be
printed
so
that
the
decimal
point
is
positioned
on
the
first
tab
decimal
point.
stop
and
the
carriage
will
move
to
the
next
tab
position.
3
fe
Press
the
CODE+
TAB
keys.
Repeat
the
above
two
steps
until
you
have
completed
all
of
your
column
entries.
eTo
cancel
the
Decimal
Tabulation
command,
press
the
CANCEL
(i)
key.
Between
Margins
1
7
Press
the
RETURN
key
to
position
the
carriage
at
the
left
margin.
Cc
;
2
<
Press
the
CODE+C
keys
to
move
the
carriage
to
the
center
of
the
margins.
3°
Enter
the
information
to
be
centered.
4
=
Pi
/
Press
the
RETURN
key,
the
TAB
key
or
the
CODE+TEXT
keys.
vA
D
TAB
/
The
information
entered
will
be
printed
between
the
margins*
and
the
Centering
com-
mand
will
be
canceled.
+
*
When
the
indent
function
is
in
operation,
centering
is
performed
between
the
indented
position
and
the
right
margin.
-
Between
Tab
Stops
1
TAB
Press
the
TAB
key
to
position
the
carriage
at
the
left
side
tab
position
of
the
column
you
want
to
center
in.
Press
the
CODE+
C
keys
to
move
the
carriage
to
the
center
of
the
tab
stops.
3
>
Enter
the
information
to
be
centered.
4
=
we
/
Press
the
RETURN
key,
the
TAB
key
or
the
CODE-+
TEXT
keys.
The
information
entered
will
be
printed
between
the
tab
stops
and
the
Centering
com-
mand will be canceled.
foxe)e)
a
+
TEXT
.
‘
_
Over
a
Specified
Point
1
Press
the
SPACE
BAR
to
move
the
carriage
to
the
desired
position.
2
+
'
Press
the
CODE+C
keys.
Enter
the
information
to
be
centered.
3
q
f-
a
Press
the
RETURN
key,
the
TAB
key
or
the
CODE+
TEXT
keys.
The
information
entered
will
be
printed
and
the
Centering
command
will
be
canceled.
15

This command instructs the unit to print the information with the last character of each line aligned at the right margin.
1 + Press the CODE+R keys to move the carriage to the right margin.
2
Enter
the
information.
Lateran
Right
Margin
(Your name)|
Panasonic Company!
One Panasonic Wayl
Secaucus, N.J. 07094!)
|
|
3 4 a Press the CODE+TEXT keys or
_ RETURN key.
The characters will be printed with the
last character Right Margin Flush. The
command will then be canceled.
BS Ete ae
This command provides you with the ability to set a temporary left margin and eliminates the need to position the car-
vt to an indented location on every line.
/ Press the TAB key or the SPACE BAR to move the carriage to the desired indented
a position.
2 + Press the CODE+1 keys.
ae The buzzer will sound once.
This sets the indented (temporary left margin) position.
3 Type the characters.
Press the RETURN key.
The carriage moves to the indented position on the next line.
ft
Right
Margi
Continue typing. S cell policies
|
4
+i
Press
the
CODE+I
keys
again
to
can-
jaaaaaaaaaa
+
NDENT
cel
the
command.
jaaaaaaaaaaaa
The carriage will move to the original
; . | indent
left margin when the RETURN key is | |
pressed. Ibbbbbbbbb
| lbbbbbbb
| Ibbbbbbbbb
If you press the CODE+HYPHEN (-) keys within the “Hot Zone”, when the automatic
carriage return is activated, the unit will continue printing without generating an
automatic return. This coded hyphen is called a “Permanent Hyphen” and will be
printed at the same point every time you print this text.
Since
your
unit
allows
you
to
print
with
automatic
returns
or
with
a
justified
margin,
there
may
be
times
you
do
not
want
to
separate
characters
or
words.
The
unit
allows
you
to
set
a
“Permanent
Space”
between
characters
and
will
not
separate
them
when printing with
variable
line lengths.
1 Type the first word.
(For example, New)
2 Kea + Press the CODE key +SPACE BAR.
3
Type
the
second
word.
When
the
characters
are
printed,
the
unit
will
recognize
the
two
words
as
one
and
will
(For
example,
York)
not
separate
them.
16

To
set
the
unit
for
typing
capital
letters,
lower
case
numbers,
punctuation
marks
and
symbols:
in
this
mode,
the
SHIFT
key
will
call
for
opposite
characters
to
be
entered.
I
+
Press
the
CODE+LOCK
keys.
be
The
Shift
Indicator
will
come
on
and
the
Caps
Lock
mode
is
activated.
2 Type the text.
cove
JES
Press
the
CODE+u
keys.
waco
SA
The
carriage
moves
‘/eo
inch.
You
may
use
this
function
to
“squeeze”
characters
together.
+
Press
the
CODE+H
keys
reduces
the
normal
carriage
spacing
by
one
half.
3-1
MEMORY
Your
unit
has
an
internal
memory
of
2,500
characters
which
you
can
use
to
store
text.
When
the
amount
of
remaining
memory
is
less
than
about
200
characters,
the
Text
Indicator
will
flash.
When
your
unit
has
reached
the
maximum
storage
capacity
of
2,500
characters,
the
buzzer
will
sound
twice
every
time
3a
key
is
pressed.
3-2
TEXT
MEMORY
The
Text
Memory
allows
you
to
enter
a
text
which
may
require
repetitive
print-out
or
insertion
of
variable
information.
In
the
text
input
mode,
you
can
enter
special
functions
such
as;
Bold
Print,
Continuous
Underline,
Word
by
Word
Un-
derline,
Centering,
Tabs,
Decimal
Tabs,
Right
Margin
Flush,
indent
and
Stop
Codes.
|
A@
Fo
Store
informationénithe
Text
Memo!
1
Press
the
TEXT
key.
'
_
The
buzzer
will
sound
once,
the
carriage
will
move
to
the
left
margin
and
TEXT
indicator
will
light
indicating
the
unit
is
in
the
text
mode.
2
Enter
the
text.
Type
the
text
to
be
stored
as
you
would
type
it
on
a
regular
typewriter.
eContinue
typing
even
at
the
end
of
the
line
without
pressing
the
RETURN
key.
eWhen
a
character
after
entering
the
SPACE
BAR
is
pressed
in
the
Hot
Zone
during
text
entry,
an
automatic
return
will
be
executed
independent
of
the
position
of
the
Carriage
Return
Selector.
At
this
time,
a
space
will
be
stored.
ePress
the
RETURN
key
only
when
you
wish
to
store
a
permanent
carriage
return
such
as
at
the
end
of
a
paragraph
of
after
a
salutation
in
a
letter.
3
When
finished,
press
the
TEXT
key
to
store
your
text.
The
buzzer
will
sound
once,
the
_
carriage
will
move
to
the
left
margin
and
the
Text
Indicator
will
go
off.
eThe
line
spacing
setting
is
not
memorized.
eThe
typing
pitch
is
not
memorized
however
the
text
can
be
printed
in
either
10,
12
or
15
pitch.
Never
set
the
left
and
right
margins
or
tabs
while
storing
text.
Margins
and
Tabs
should
be
set
BEFORE
entering
Text
Memory
Mode.
17

{f you wish add more information to your text, simply end the text and continue it later.
1 ce Press the TEXT key to continue.
= The buzzer will sound once. The Text Indicator will light.
2 Continue typing.
3 i Press the TEXT key when completed.
enol The buzzer will sound once. The Text Indicator will go off.
Fy
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You have entered your text into memory and now want to print it.
Before printing the text, set the following items: left and right margins, tab settings and printing pitch.
1
Ee
Press
the
TEXT
key.
sia
The
buzzer
will
sound
once.
The
Text
Indicator
will
light.
°
Bea
+
fe
Press
the
CODE+
TEXT
keys.
os
Your
unit
will
start
printing
the
text.
If you want to exit the printing mode, press the CODE+TEXT keys again during
printing.
When you no longer need a text, you can delete from memory as follows:
1
i
Press
the
TEXT
key.
se?
The
buzzer
will
sound
once.
2
Kea
+
Press
the
CODE+
CANCEL
((x)
keys.
ae
The
TEXT
Indicator
will
flash.
3 Press the CANCEL ((&)) key while the Text Indicator is flashing.
aor The buzzer will sound once to confirm that the text has been cleared.
“tf you want to exit this mode without clearing the text, press any keys except for the
CANCEL (x) key.
EXAMPLE (How to use the Text Memory, Storing, Adding, Printing)
1 Set the left and right margins for a width of 60 characters.
(Refer to “To Set Margins and Tabs on page 11”.)
2 & Press the TEXT key.
The buzzer will sound once.
3 Type the following text.
“Panasonic Company is pleased to extend our invitation for a private showing of our Antique Typewriter Collec-
tion.”
4 | Press the RETURN key.
5 ier Press the TEXT key to store the text.
ay The buzzer will sound once.
6 Press the TEXT key.
sat The buzzer will sound once.
7 Continue typing.
“and our presentation of the History of Typewriters.”
8 . Press the TEXT key.
The buzzer will sound once.

9
Set
the
left
and
right
margins
for
a
width
of
60
characters,
line
spacing
should
be
set
at
1
and
printing
pitch
should
be set at 10.
10
Ba
Press
the
TEXT
key.
_
The
buzzer
will
sound
once.
11
Bee
+
Bee
Press
the
CODE+TEXT
keys.
PRINT
The unit will start printing the text.
3-3
APPLICATION
You
may
want
to
type
a
letter
and
send
it
to
several
different
people.
Each
letter
can
be
personalized
and
have
specific
but
different
information
inserted
into
the
body
of
the
text.
These
different
bits
of
information
are
referred
to
as
“variables”.
This
feature
will
allow
you
to
enter
a
text
and
instruct
it
to
stop
printing
at
a
particular
point
so
that
you
may
insert
the
variables
within
the
body
of
the
letter.
This
code
“to
stop
printing
and
insert
variables”
is
called
a
Stop
Code.
‘ To Store a Text with Stop Codes
To
activate
the
insert
command
you
must
be
entering
a
text
in
memory.
1
ce
Press
the
TEXT
key.
or
The
buzzer
will
sound
once.
2 Begin typing the Text.
3
+
When
you
are
at
the
position
within
the
text
where
you
want
to
insert
variable
informa-
aa
tion,
press
the
CODE+
P
keys.
E
4
Continue
typing.
ePress
the
CODE+P
keys
for
every
location
within
the
text
that
requires
a
Stop
Code.
5
i
When
you
have
completed
entering
the
text,
press
the
TEXT
key
again.
The
buzzer
:
will
sound
once
and
store
the
stop
codes
and
close
your
text.
- To Print a Text with Stop Codes
1 ia Press the TEXT key.
ay The buzzer will sound once.
2
Ke
+
Press
the
CODE+TEXT
keys.
_
The
text
will
begin
printing
up
to
the
point
where
the
first
stop
code
was
set.
3
Type.
Enter
your
variable
which
will
be
inserted
in
the
first
position
by
typing.
4
+
Press
the
CODE+TEXT
keys
to
resume
printing.
Continue
inserting
your
variables
until
you
have
completed
the
text.
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4-1 ACCU-SPELL™
(Spell Verifying Feature)
When
you
misspell
a
word,
Accu-Spell
informs
you
by
means
of
a
buzzer.
The
typed
words
are
checked
by
the
dictionary,
which
contains
about
86,000
words.
Accu-Spell
is
a
trademark
of
the
Spell
Verify
Function
in
the
U.S.A.
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3
ma
ok
Whe
you
press
the
CODE+0
keys
the
buzzer
will
sound
once
and
Accu-Spell
will
be
activated.
Press
the
CODE+0
keys
again
to
deactivate
Accu-Spell.
Press the CODE+0 keys.
The buzzer will sound once.
While
Accu-Spell
is
activated,
enter
the
words
as
usual.
/
When
you
end
a
word
(by
pressing
the
SPACE
BAR
or
RETURN
key,
etc.),
it
will
be
checked.
:
=a
elf
the
word
is
not
contained
in
the
dictionary
the
unit
will
judge
it
to
be
a
misspelled
word,
the
buzzer
will
sound
three
times.
4 Correct the misspelled word. The correct word will be chécked again.
Word Endings
Accu-Spell checks a word only when it has been completed.
The
unit
judges
that
a
word
has
been
completed
when
you
perform
one
of
the
following
operations:
ewhen
you
press
the
SPACE
BAR
after
a
word
ewhen you press the RETURN key
ewhen
you
press
a
function
key
to
move
the
carriage
(TAB,
SPACE
BAR,
etc.)
ewhen you perform Right Margin Flush or Centering
When
you
enter
a
character
after
entering
a
hyphen
at
the
end
of
a
line,
the
automatic
return
is
performed
and
the
word
will
be
connected
to
the
beginning
of
the
next
line,
and
will
be
spell
verified
as
a
single
word.
Accu-Speil checks spelling according to the following rules.
‘eNumbers
and
symbols
are
also
treated
as
part
of
a
word.
For
example,
“etc”
is
treated
as
a
mistake
while
“etc.”
20
is judged correct.
eSymbols
before
and
after
a
word
such
as
“
”
(quotation
mark)
and
?
(question
mark)
are
first
removed
from
the
word
before
it
is
spell
verified.
For
example,
“Great!!”
is
judged
correct,
but
“Gleat!!”
is
judged
incorrect.
eSome
punctuation
errors
are
detected.
For
example,
“word:)”
is
judged
as
an
error
and
the
buzzer
will
sound
three times.
eSome
errors
of
apostrophe
are
detected.
For
example,
“now’s”
and
“at's”
will
be
judged
incorrect.
A
word
consisting
of
several
words
joined
by
hyphen,
such
as
“mother-in-law”,
is
spell
verified
as
a
single
com-
pound word.
eAccu-Spell
takes
into
account
the
difference
between
capital
letters
and
small
letters.
If
you
type
“check,
Check,
CHECK”,
all
of
these
words
will
be
judged
correct.
This
is
because
when
a
word
is
at
the
beginning
of
a
sentence,
it
starts
with
a
capital
letter,
while
if
it
is
part
of
a
title
it
consists
entirely
of
capital
letters.
If,
however,
you
type
“CHeck”,
it
will
be
judged
incorrect.
ein
the
case
of
words
which
always
begin
with
a
capital
letter,
such
as
America,
both
“America”
and
“AMERICA”
will
be
judged
correct,
however
“america”
will
be
judged
incorrect.
Sometimes
the
buzzer
will
sound
even
if
you
type
a
correct
word,
because
the
word
is
not
in
the
dictionary.