Brother International PN-5700DS Owner's Manual - English - Page 41

Using, Keyboard

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GETTING STARTED Using the Keyboard Most keys on this machine can be used either to type characters, or, in combi- nation with the rkimir*: key, to activate a function. Such a combination will be denoted with the "+" sign. For example, an instruction such as "Press g-irsm + " means that you have to press x and keep it down while you press 0. Most keys are auto-repeat. If you hold down the key, its effect continues to repeat until you release the key. The Character Keys The character keys are used to type text. They are very similar to the character keys of a common typewriter, except that two different 'keyboards" are avail- able: standard ASCII keyboard and American keyboard. To switch from one keyboard to the other, press ). An indicator on the top line of the screen tells you which keyboard is currently selected (KB:I=ASCII, KB:II=American). In both modes, the character keys can be used in combination with F- D , to obtain uppercase characters, or with , to obtain extra characters. A per- manent backspace can also be used to superimpose a character to another in order to obtain a composed character, like ¥, that is not directly available on the keyboard. When the keyboard is switched to KB:l, "dead keys" can be used to obtain let- ters with diacritic. SPELL I PITCH I LINE M REL L MAR 1 R MAR II TAB PIND CAPS SHIFT LOCK SHIFT CODE MENU FILE CANCEL T SET J DT SET j TCLA wonp2Lirr 9 I 0 P LINE OUT I BS RETURN IND CLA 7 SHIFT E PR PRE S NEXT S RELOC 27

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Using
the
Keyboard
Most
keys
on
this
machine
can
be
used
either
to
type
characters,
or,
in
combi-
nation
with
the
rkimir*:
key,
to
activate
a
function.
Such
a
combination
will
be
denoted
with
the
"+"
sign.
For
example,
an
instruction
such
as
"Press
g
-
irsm
+
"
means
that
you
have
to
press
x
and
keep
it
down
while
you
press
0.
Most
keys
are
auto
-repeat.
If
you
hold
down
the
key,
its
effect
continues
to
repeat
until
you
release
the
key.
The
Character
Keys
The
character
keys
are
used
to
type
text.
They
are
very
similar
to
the
character
keys
of
a
common
typewriter,
except
that
two
different
'keyboards"
are
avail-
able:
standard
ASCII
keyboard
and
American
keyboard.
To
switch
from
one
keyboard
to
the
other,
press
).
An
indicator
on
the
top
line
of
the
screen
tells
you
which
keyboard
is
currently
selected
(KB:I=ASCII,
KB:II=American).
In
both
modes,
the
character
keys
can
be
used
in
combination
with
F
-
D
,
to
obtain
uppercase
characters,
or
with
,
to
obtain
extra
characters.
A
per-
manent
backspace
can
also
be
used
to
superimpose
a
character
to
another
in
order
to
obtain
a
composed
character,
like
¥,
that
is
not
directly
available
on
the
keyboard.
When
the
keyboard
is
switched
to
KB:l,
"dead
keys"
can
be
used
to
obtain
let-
ters
with
diacritic.
SPELL
I
PITCH
I
LINE
M
REL
L
MAR
1
R
MAR
TAB
PIND
T
SET
J
DT
SET
j
TCLA
wonp2Lirr
CAPS
SHIFT
LOCK
SHIFT
CODE
9
I
0
P
7
LINE
OUT
I
MENU
FILE
CANCEL
E
PR
PRE
S
BS
RETURN
IND
CLA
SHIFT
NEXT
S
RELOC
GETTING
STARTED
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