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OPERATING
MANUAL
Memorymatic rd 44

PREFACE
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The Memorymatic M44 is a function-expanding
device for exclusive use on the electronic compact
typewriter, Model EX 44.
By using this versatile device, the capabilities of the
EX 44 can be greatly enhanced. The device also
permits the use of a 6K memory which is infinitely
helpful in repetitive-use operations.
The addition of the Memorymatic M44 enhances
the EX44 with space-age design to match the mod-
ern office, and is suited for a wide range of personal
and business applications.
The following two models are available:
MEMORYMATIC M44C:
For the decimal point comma (,)
(Latin America, Germany, France, Austria,
Belgium, Holland, Finland, Norway, Iceland,
Italy, etc.)
MEMORYMATIC M44P:
For the decimal point period (.)
(Japan, United States, and all other
countries where Model M 44C is not
applicable)
Dimensions:
Width 6% Inches (170mm)
Depth 5% Inches (140mm)
Height 2% Inches ( 60mm)
Weight 1.3 Pounds (600g)
CONTENTS
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To print out the stored text ............ 9
To print out line-by-line............... 9
To correct or insert characters........... 10
To delete a line or lines .............. 11
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE............ is
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DESCRIPTION
Auto Underline Key
Indent Key (Signal Light)
(Signal Light)
1 Line Print Key
ON/OFF
Signal
Light
(Signal
Light):
To print only 1 line
Decimal Tab Key Centering Key
Advance Key (Memory Mode):
The Carrier is line spaced and
returned to the Left Margin.
Start Key (Print Mode):
To start printing out
Memory Clear Key:
Operation Mode Selector To erase the memory
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To erase a | f text
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To store text To correct characters
PRINT: manually
To print the stored text
TO
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* Remove the small lid (a) on the right front of
the typewriter by pulling it upwards, and plug
the cable (b) into the typewriter with the white
outer-strip facing left.
* BE SURE TO SWITCH THE TYPEWRITER
OFF WHEN CONNECTING AND DISCON-
NECTING THE M44.
* The removed lid can be stored into the recess (c)
of the M44 while using the device.

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M44 CAPABILITIES
Automatic Correction
It is possible to erase the current line (within 255
characters) automatically by use of the Correcting
Key on the typewriter.
® To correct a character
1. Align the Carrier at one pitch after the incorrect
character with the Back Space Key.
2. Depress the Correcting Key. The character is
erased.
3. When erasing characters continuously, depress
the Repeat Key after depressing the Correcting
Key.
4. Type the correct character(s).
5. Depress the Relocate Key. The Carrier moves
back to the last printed position.
Notes:
¢ In Step 1, the Carrier can be aligned using the
Space Bar, Express or Tab Key as well.
¢/f the Automatic Underline was used, it will be
simultaneously erased.
¢ While using the Memorymatic M44. the Half
Space Key does not function.

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Manual Correction
When using the Memorymatic M44, use only the
MC Key on the M44 for manual correction.
® To make the manual correction
1. Turn the Platen Knob back to the writing line
which includes the character to be corrected.
. Align the Carrier at one pitch after the incorrect
character using the Space Bar or the Back Space
Key.
. Depress the MC Key.
. Type the incorrect character.
. Type the correct character.
. When two or more characters are to be corrected,
repeat Steps 2 through 5.
. Depress the Relocate Key.
Notes:
¢ Be sure to depress the Relocate Key or the
Carrier Return Key after making any correction.
/f not, the automatic correction feature will not
be possible.
° In Step 2, the Carrier may be aligned by using
the Express Key or the Tab Key, as well.

Automatic Underline
The Auto Underline Key makes it possible to under-
line characters or words at the same time as they are
being typed.
® To underline characters automatically
1. Depress the Auto Underline Key. The signal light
above the key will activate.
2. Type the desired characters and they will be
automatically underlined.
3. Redepress the Auto Underline Key when finish-
ed. The signal light deactivates, cancelling the
underline feature.
Note:
¢ The Automatic Underlining is possible, even
when used in conjunction with Automatic Cen-
tering or Decimal Tabulation.
Automatic Centering
A simple operation enables characters to be center-
ed between the Left and Right Margins, or between
two adjacent Tabs. It is possible when the Operation
Mode Selector is set either in the NORMAL or
MEMORY position.
® To center characters between Margins
1. Position the Carrier at the Left Margin.
2. Depress the Centering Key.
3. Type the characters (a buzzer sounds, although
nothing prints at this stage).
4. Depress the Carrier Return Key. After printing
has occurred, the Carrier returns to the Left
Margin.
Note:
¢ In addition to the Carrier Return Key, the Cen-
tering Key or the Tab Key will trigger print-out.

@ To center characters between Tabs
1. Move the Carrier to the Tab set position using
the Tab Key.
2. Depress the Centering Key.
3. Type the characters (buzzer).
4. Depress the Centering Key. After printing, the
Carrier moves to the next Tab.
5. When continuing in the same line, repeat Steps
3 through 4.
Notes:
e/n addition to the Centering Key, the Carrier
Return Key or the Tab Key also starts the
printing process.
¢ To make centering between the Left Margin and
the first Tab set, set a Tab one pitch following
the Left Margin. To make centering between the
last Tab and the Right Margin, set a Tab on the
Right Margin.
¢ /f there is a typing error while the characters to
be centered between Margins or Tabs are being
typed (before printing), depress the Correcting
Key (buzzer). Those characters typed are cancel-
led together with the command for centering.

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decimal point.
Decimal Tabulation
The Decimal Tab Key is used to align the decimal
points of numerals. It can be used when the Opera-
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ion Mode Selector is set at NORMAL or MEMORY.
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Set a Tab at the position(s) for aligning the
decimal point(s).
2. Return the Carrier with the Express Key or the
Carrier Return Key to the Left Margin.
3. Depress the Decimal Tab Key.
4. Type characters or numerals to be printed
(buzzer).
5. Depress the Decimal Tab Key. After printing,
the Carrier remains one pitch after the characters
or numerals printed.
6. For aligning more decimal points in the same
writing line, repeat Steps 4 through 5.
Notes:
¢ In addition to the Decimal Tab Key, the Carrier
Return Key or the Tab Key also starts print-out.
In this case, the Decimal Tab mode will be can-
celled.
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Paragraph Indentation
Whenever an indented left
margin is desired, a tempo-
rary margin can be set at
a designated point.
Beforehand, set the
tab(s) at the posi-
tion(s) where in-
dentation is needed.
Paragraph Indentation
Indent Key:
The Indent Key is used to indent a paragraph at any
temporary position away from the Left Margin.
® To set the Indent
1. Set a Tab in advance at the position where
indentation is desired.
2. Move the Carrier to any point left of the Tab Set
position.
3. Depress the Indent Key. The signal light above
the key will activate. The Carrier moves to the
Tab Set position and will return to that position
thereafter, until the Indent Key is redepressed.
Note:
¢ When desiring an indentation further to the right
of the present Indent position, repeat the pro-
cedure above. You must depress the Indent Key
twice in this instance.
® To clear the Indent
Redepress the Indent Key and the signal light
will deactivate. Then depress the Carrier Return
Key or the Express Key and the Indent is cleared.

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¢ /f a wrong pitch is set, set the correct pitch to
match the Type Wheel; redepress the Memory
Clear Key, then begin again.
° The Memory Clear Key is effective only when
depressed twice. This is to protect the memory
against erroneous Clear.
MEMORY FUNCTION
Memory Capacity
It is possible to store up to 6,000 actions, which
would include characters, spaces, tabs, carrier re-
turns, silent characters and other functions.
To store a text in the memory
1. Set up desired Margins and Tab settings.
2. Set the Operation Mode Selector to MEMORY,
3. Set the Typing Pitch Selector on the typewriter
keyboard to the same pitch as the Type Wheel
being used.
4. Depress the Memory Clear Key twice. The Carrier
moves to the Left Margin.
5. Type the text.
6. Depress the Carrier Return Key.
Notes:
¢ Make sure to depress the Carrier Return Key at
the end.
* The memory is backed up by battery for about
4 days after you switch the typewriter off.
e /f any typing errors occur, correct them with
the Correcting Key on the typewriter. Also, when
cancelling the line being typed, do not depress
the Carrier Return Key but the Line Delete Key.
The line will not be memorized.
¢ Once established, the typing pitch cannot be
changed.

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Set the Operation Mode Selector to PRINT. The
Carrier will stop at the center of the Platen.
(Initial Move)
. Depress the Start Key. The entire stored text
will print without stopping.
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Set the Operation Mode Selector to PRINT. The
Carrier will stop at the center of the Platen.
2. Depress the 1 Line Print Key. The signal light
above the key will activate.
3. Depress the Start Key. The first line prints out.
4. Depress the Start Key again. The following line
prints out.
5. Repeat this procedure until the entire text is
printed.
Note:
¢ With this method, each line can be confirmed
before printing out the entire text.

To correct or insert characters
1. Set the Operation Mode Selector to PRINT.
. Depress the Start Key.
The device can store typed . Depress the 1 Line Print Key while the line
information for latar recall requiring correction is printing. The signal light
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remain at the end of the line.
. Set the Operation Mode Selector to MEMORY.
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information for later recall
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. Type the correct character or word.
. Set the Operation Mode Selector back to PRINT.
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. Redepress the 1 Line Print Key to discontinue
this function.
9. Depress the Start Key. The remaining text is
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10. If there are errors in any other lines, repeat
uly Steps 3 through 9.
Notes:
¢ In Step 5, the Carrier Return Key cannot func-
tion.
¢ The corrected characters will not be stored unless
the procedures up to Step 9 are performed.
¢ If the characters corrected or inserted exceed the
limit of the writing line, the lines can be modi-
fied by using the ways of deleting and inserting
lines, as described in the next Sections.

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To delete a line or lines
1. Set the Operation Mode Selector to PRINT.
. Depress the Start Key.
. Depress the 1 Line Print Key one line prior to
the line requiring deletions. The signal light above
the key will activate and the Carrier will remain
at the end of the line.
. Set the Operation Mode Selector to MEMORY.
. Depress the Advance Key. The Carrier will line
space and return to the Left Margin.
. Depress the Line Delete Key for the number of
lines to be deleted (buzzer).
. Set the Operation Mode Selector back to PRINT.
. Redepress the 1 Line Print Key to discontinue
this function.
. Depress the Start Key. The remaining text is
printed out.
10. If there are other errors, repeat Steps 3 through
9.
Note:
¢ When the line to be deleted is the first line of a
document, skip Steps 2—3. Then depress the 1
Line Print Key and the signal light will activate.
In this case, however, no line space is made when
the Advance Key is depressed in Step 5.

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. Depress the Start Key.
. Depress the 1 Line Print Key one line prior to
the line requiring insertions. The signal light
above the key will activate and the Carrier will
remain at the end of the line.
. Set the Operation Mode Selector to MEMORY.
. Depress the Advance Key. The Carrier will line
space and return to the Left Margin.
. Type the line or lines to be inserted, depressing
the Carrier Return Key at the end of each line.
. Set the Operation Mode Selector back to PRINT.
. Redepress the 1 Line Print Key to discontinue
this function.
. Depress the Start Key. The remaining text is
printed out.
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10. If there are other insertions, repeat Steps 3
through 9.
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Note:
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document, follow the same steps described in the
“Note” on Page 17.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Please follow the instructions below carefully so that your
typewriter will always perform with optimum efficiency.
Type Wheel:
Be extremely careful not to bend the petal or scratch the type
face when handling.
Clear Plastic Cover:
When the typewriter is not in use for long periods of time, be
sure to cover it with the Clear Plastic Cover, which has been
provided as an accessory.
Cleaning:
Do not use an organic solvent (like thinner) to clean the
outside of the typewriter.
Operating Conditions:
Do not use the typewriter in extreme temperature.
The following room conditions are desirable for optimum
machine performance.
Temperature 5°C — 35°C (41°F — 95°F)
Humidity (RH) 20% — 80%
Do not use the typewriter in an environment where electro-
static or electro-magnetic field exists.

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SILVER-REED (U.K.) LTD. SILVER-REED AMERICA, INC.
Silver Seiko House
19600 South Vermont Avenue
19-23, Exchange Road, Watford, Herts. Torrance, California 90502, U.S.A.
WD1 7EB, England Telephone: [phone]
Telephone: [phone]
SILVER SEIKO LTD.
16-6, Shinjuku 2-chome
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160 Japan
Telephone: [phone]
SILVER-REED INTERNATIONAL GMBH
Langer Kornweg 40, 6092 Kelsterbach
Postfach 1112, West Germany
Telephone: iia — ° SILVER-REED AMERICA, INC.
Liaison Office, Panama
Apartado Postal 6-3694
Estafeta El Dorado
Panama, Republica de Panama
Telephone: [phone]
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South China Building, 12th Floor
1-3, Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong
Telephone: [phone] — 7
H1782(B)
Specifications are subject to change without notice. Printed in Japan 682/1 (ke)