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Note:
If
correction-card
punching
is
not
desired,
use
FEED
or
CLEAR,
and
continue
the
verify
operation.
The
FEED
key
allows
manual
or
auto
dup
in
the following record.
The
CLEAR
key
prevents
dup
in
the following record.
The
error
card
is
stacked
with
no punches
in
column
8
1
When
a rewrite
has
been completed
in verify
mode,
or the
record has
been
released,
column
81
is
not
punched
in
the
original card. If
punching
in
column
8
1
is
desirable
(because
of
verify-operator
error,
and
the card
is
correct as
originally
punched),
the card
must be
inserted in
the hopper,
fed,
and
then
verified
without
error.
ADD A
PUNCH
To
add
a
punch
to
an
existing
punched
card
because
repunching
(make
over)
of
the
original
card
is
not
desirable:
1
Operate
CLEAR
switch
if
card
bed
is
not
clear.
2.
Set
AUTO
SKIP/DUP
to
OFF.
3.
Set
REC ADV/CARD FEED
to
MANUAL.
4.
Set
PRINT
to
ON/OFF,
as desired.
5.
Space
or
manually
skip to the desired
column.
6.
Key
only
added
character(s).
Use manual
alpha
or
nu-
meric
shift
if
the
shift
of the
program
level
is
not
known.
7.
Press
REL
(column
indicator
advances
to 00).
8.
Register the existing
punched
card
at
the
punch
station.
9.
Set
REC ADV/CARD FEED
to
AUTO.
The punched
card
is
"overpunched" with
spaces
in
all
columns;
the
added
punch(es)
is
punched
in
the
column(s)
in
which
it
was
keyed.
An
alternate
procedure
would
be
to
data read
a
blank
card,
manually
dup
to the desired
column, key
the data,
release,
and proceed
to step
8.
REPUNCH (MAKE OVER)
A
CARD
Repunching
a
card
that
must be
altered
or corrected
by
changing
existing
punches
is
done
as
follows:
1.
Perform
data read procedure
with
the
punched
card.
(Machine
is
automatically
in
program
level
0,
alphabetic
shift).
2.
Set
REC ADV/CARD FEED
to
AUTO.
3.
Set
PRINT
to
ON/OFF,
as desired.
4.
Manually
dup up
to the
column(s)
requiring a
change
or
correction,
key
the
correction,
then manually
dup
the
balance
of
the
card.
5.
Register a
blank
card
at
the
punch
station;
the card
is
then
punched
with
the
original
and
the corrected
data.
Operator
s
Notes:
Operator Procedures
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