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INSERTING CARDS MANUALLY
In certain instances it is desirable to insert cards manually,
oné at a time, as in the case of making over a damaged card
or correcting an error found while verifying. Also, when an
individual card accompanies each original document, manual
insertion is necessary. A card can be manually inserted in the
card bed totheright of either the punchstation or the
read station. A single card need not be inserted in the
hopper.
CAUTION
Improper manualregistration of a card at the read station
may cause dropping of punches during an auto duplica-
tion or key duplication operation. Therefore, when
manually inserting a card at the read station, do not push
the card in all the way to the stop. Insert the card about
1 inch beyond thepressure roll so that the card will be
machine registered by the pressure roll whentheregister
key is depressed.
As shownin Figure 26, cards prepunched with part code
are to be punched andprinted with part name, whichis
written on an accompanying ticket. Program controlis on;
columns 1-25 are programmed as a manual alphabeticfield,
columns 26-80 are automatically skipped.
Operations
Procedurefor Inserting Cards Manually
1. Set the keyboard auto skip/dup and print switches on,
the auto feed switch off, the programselection switch to
the appropriate program level, and the autopunch/key-
punch switch to keypunch.
2. Place a card in the card bed at the right of the punch
station, and press the register key.
3. Punch part name, starting in column 1; press the numeric
shift key when necessary. After punching the part name,
the card automatically skips out through column 80.
4. Insert the next card inthe card bedat the right of the
punch station and press the register key. This registers
the first card at the read station and the new card at the
punch station. After the second card is punched, insert
the third card in the punchstation. Thefirst card at the
left of the read station moves into the stacker when the
third card is registered.
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NUMERIC PUNCHING WITH PROGRAM CONTROL
Normally, in a punching operation, the cards are in the card
hopperand are fed into the card bed automatically. Also,
as the cards are punched, the program card controls the auto-
matic functions such as skipping and duplicating.
Figure 27 is an example of a labor distribution card to be
punched with numeric information according to the fields
PART NAME
1891 652231
PART CODE
PART CODE
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NX
9 1) 19:12 13:14:15 15 17:18 19 20 21.2723 2429
0000
23245
Trt
PETTITTE arta
00000000000000000000
1
2222222222222222222222222
3333333333333333333333333
EVEVTTTENVAViViTTTTTTTy
5555555555555555555555555
BESEGEEGEEEEEGEEESESEEGES
1799977772777997777777777
BEBBBBBBBBBSBBBSESEREEEEE
9999999999999999999999999
1234567891
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Figure 26. Inserting Cards Manually
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LASS SERIAL
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33313333913333333333333333333333
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Keypunch Mode
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