The Orator style is unique in two ways. First, it is a dot larger (higher)
than the other styles. This makes it a good choice for labels and other text
requiring high visibility. A little extra line spacing helps when Orator is used.
Second, there are two versions of the Orator type style: one prints small
capitals in place of lower-case letters; the other prints lower-case letters,
but without descenders. The version you get when you select Orator from
the control panel depends on the DIP switches. If DIP switch l-3 is OFF,
lower-case Orator will print as lower case. Otherwise it will print as small
capitals.
The other type styles do not have a small-capitals option. Lower case
always prints as lower case.
The type style can also be selected by printer commands given in Ap-
pendix B. Printer commands enable you to select both Orator styles, and
also draft italic, which cannot be selected from the control panel.
POWER-UP FUNCTIONS
In addition to their normal functions, all the control panel switches have
special functions that operate if you hold them down while switching power
on.
I
COURIER 0
. NLQ
TYPE
SANSERIF 0
STYLE
ORATOR 0
/pYGF n
0 -POWER
ON LINE
7 /
Long test
Hexadecimal dump
Short test
I
-I
Stay m panel style
Figure 2-4. Power-up functions of control panel
Short test pattern: On Line switch
If held down during power-up, this switch prints a short test pattern
(shown in Chapter 1).
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