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17

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L'

'-'

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® F

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@ B

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•

Indicated

by

the

number

CD

is

the

Pass

indicator.

The

indicator

(PASS) lights if, in

the

set,

all

operation

including

programming

terminates

in a

desirable

manner.

Indicated

by

(2;

is

the

Fail

indicator.

The

indicator

(FAI L)

lights if, in

the

set,

an

error

occurs

in

operation

including

programming.

Indicated

by

(3

is

the

LED

which

indi

cates

that

the

set

is

in

the

EDIT

operation

mode.

Indicated

by

r4

)

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

SERIAL

I/ O

operation

mode

.

Indicated

by

®

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

COpy

mode.

Indicated

by

®

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

BLANK

check

mode.

Indicated

by

(

7)

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

PROGRAM

mode.

Indicated

by

~

is

the

LED

wh

i

ch

i

ndicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

VERIFY

mode

.

Indicated

by

~

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

CONT

(continuous)

mode.

Indicated

by

'1Ql

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

REMOTE

mode

.

Indicat

ed

by

OJ)

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

EVEN

address

mode.

Indicated

by

C11l

is

the

LED

wh

i

ch

i

ndicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

ODD

address

mode.

Indicated

by

@

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

AUTO

mode.

With

the

lamp

lighting,

the

set

con-

tinuously

operates

on

all

addresses.

Indicated

by

rj]

is

the

LED

which

indicates

that

the

set

is

in

the

STEP

mode.

With

the

lamp

lighting,

the

set

stops

whenever

execution

is

made

on

an

address.

Indicated

by

~

are

LEDs

which

indicate

an

address

being

operated

in

the

EDIT

mode

and

an

address

to

be given

to

the

P-ROM

in

the

other

modes.

Th

ese LEDs

are

also

used

to

indicate

various

kinds

of

messages.

Indicated

by

16

)

are

LEDs

which

indicate

the

contents

of

the

buffer

memory

for

data

to

be

written.

Indicated

by

M)

are

LEDs

which

indicates

data

read

from

the

P-ROM.

4-3

Key

Switches

The

number

(1; signifies

the

START

switch.

Pressing

the

switch

in

COPY,

BLANK,

PROGRAM,

VERIFY

and

CON-

TI

NUOUS

modes

causes

operation

concerned

to

be

started.

The

number

(2)

signifies

the

RESET

switch.

Pressing

the

switch

provides

resetting

and

causes

operation

to

be

inter-

ru

pted.

o

Out

of

the

switches

described

below,

switches

~

through

I

OJ

,

I

~

,

21

,and

n

are

valid

only

in

the

EDIT

mode.

The

number

3

~

signifies

the

memory

INITIALIZE

switch,

which

is

also

used

to

enter

hexadecimal

O.

The

number

4) signifies

the

switch

used

to

enter

hexa-

decimal

1,

which

is

also

used

to

data

format.

The

number

(5) signifies

the

sw

itch

used

to

enter

hexa-

decimal

2,

which

is

also

used

to

invert

buffer

memory

data.

The

number

(6)

signifies

the

switch

used

to

enter

hexa-

decimal

3,

wh

ich

is

also

used

to

search

data.

The

number

(j)

signifies

the

switch

used

to

specify

an

opera

-

tion

address

range

in

eac

h

operat

i

on

mode.

The

switch

is

also

used

to

enter

hexadecimal

4.

The

number

® signifies

the

switch

used

to

specify

the

CHANGE

mode.

The

switc

h

is

also

used

to

enter

hexa-

decimal

5.

The

number

® signifies

the

switch

used

to

specify

the

5

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