Royal SCRIPTOR II Operation Manual page 7

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CORRECTION KEV
Deletes characters. To delete a character, press the
Correction key; the carriage moves back one space and
the character Is deleted.
ff
the Correction key is held
down, characters on that same line are deleted until the
Correction key is released. (Full line correction memory)
• To delete characters outside of the correction
memory, move the carriage one space to the right of
the character to be deleted. Press the Correction key
and then press the key corresponding to the character
to be deleted.
RELOCATION KEV - - - - -- - - -- - - '
Moves the carriage/cursor one space to the right of the
last character typed.
Decimal Tabulation < CODE +
I
TAB
I>
This function allows you to line up columns of numbers
containing decimal points so that the decimal points are all
in the same position in the column.
Set a tab at the decimal point position in each column.
Return the carriage/cursor to the left margin. Press CODE
+
TAB. The typew riter enters decimal tab mode, and the
"T "
mark appears above "DEC" on the display. Press the TAB
key. The carria9e/cursor moves to the decimal tab position.
Input text. (The
inpUt
text
appears
on
the
display.)
If the Return key is pressed, the text
is
ponied,
and the
carriage/cursor returns to the left marg n.
If the TAB key is pressed, the text
is
piin'ed and the
carriage/cursor moves to the next deo"18l tab position.
To release this function, press CODE - ....
AB
again.
The "T" mark above ' DEC' disappears.
Ribbon Select Setting
This function is used to indicate to
a'E!
ryrewnter whether a
m ulti-strike ribbon or a correctable
'1000" is
being used in
the ribbon cassette.
To select the multi-strike ribbon
""°' °
OOWll
the
code key
and pres s the key to the left
of tne R,g.-· Sn-ft
key.
To select the correctable
caJbon
rtiocr 'ad
down
the code
key and press the second key
to
lne
~
rY
:re
Right Shift key.
Wheel Setting
<
CODE
+
.:!!_
>
After changing the printwheel. hold
00,,.11
the
CODE key
and press fhe W key.
Impression
Contro l
Impression control allows you to control
tne
striking force of
the print head as best suits the
type
of pmt wheel, ribbon or
paper, or the number of carbon copies
be;ng
printed.
Determine the best value for each situation experimentally,
choosing from the following settings.
• LOW:Press the I key while holding down the Code key.
One beep will sound, and impression strength
will
be set
to Low.
• MEDIUM:Press the I key while holding down Code key.
Two beeps will sound, and impression strength will be set
to Medium.
• HIGH:Press the I key while holding down the Code key.
Three beeps will sound, and impression
will
be set to High.
Each tim e the key is pressed, the setting will change in the
follwing ortder:Low, Medium, High, Low ...
Press the Backspace key once to move the
carriage back one space. On the display, the
cursor moves one space to the left. Hold the
Backspace key down to move the carrier
continuously to the left.
EXPRESS KEV
Press this key to move the carriage to the left
margin w ithout a line feed. (The i.:lisplay must
be cleared.) On the display, the cursor moves
one space to the right. lf this key is held down,
it repeats the same operation continuously.
RETURN KEV
Pressing the Return key causes the paper to
feed forward one line and causes the carriage
to return to the left margin. In addition, the
correction memory is cleared.
~ - - INDEX KEV
Pressing the Index key feeds the paper
forward without moving the carriage. The
paper is fed one/half ol a line (1 / 12") each time
this key is pressed. If this key is hefd down,
the paper is fed forward continuously. In
addition, the correction memory is cfeared.
~ -- - REVERSE INDEX KEV
Feeds the paper backward without moving the
carriage. The paper is fed one/half of a line
down (1/12") each time th is key is pressed. If
this key is held dow n, the paper is fed
backwards continuously. In addition , the
correction memory is cleared.
MODE KEV
This key is used to change the m ode the typewriter is in.
(The typewriter can be in on e of four modes.) When the
Mode Key is pressed, the mode changes and the "T"
mark appears on the display above the mode that is in
use.
(NP mode)
When the typewriter is first turned on, it is in Normal
Print (NP) mode.
(LP mode)
In this mode, lines or text are printed one at a time.
Characters that are input appear on the display. This
mode allows you to correct input characters on the
display before printing them on paper. T he characters
on the d'splay are printed when the Return key o r the
Tab key is pressed.
(JUST mode)
This mode automatically aligns words between the left
and right marg·ns when they are printed out. When
characters are input they appear on the display, where
they can
be corrected before
printing them on paper.
When a w0<d that will extend beyond the right margin is
input, all of the text prior to that word is automaticany
printed between the left and ri9ht margins w ith the
spaces between the words adJusted so that the output
lines up with the left and right margins. The word that
would have extended beyond the right margin remains
on the display and becomes the first word in the next
line.
• If the Return key or the Tab key is pressed w hile
typing a line, the text is immediately printed with no
adjustments made to the spacing between w ords.
(STORE mode)
In this mode, the text is stored in the typewriter's
memory. For details, refer to the section on ' M emory
Functions".
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