4. PROGRAMMING OPERATIONS EO1-11148
4.2 Character Entry Method
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Character Setting Operation
Key layout required at character setting is shown below. (Keys of bold characters are used at
programming operation.)
As character entry method, the Character Codes shown on the previous page are used basically. The
above shadowed keys are used for character code entry. To enter numeric rows and columns, the Ten
Keys on the keyboard are used. To enter alphabetic rows and columns A to F, the shadowed keys a to
f are used, respectively. When entering character codes, enter row code and then column code.
Therefore, one character should consist of two codes.
• To set a regular-sized character, enter Row code and then Column code.
Example) To set “A”, enter [4] [1].
To set “n”, enter [6] [e].
To set “ä”, enter [e] [e].
• To set a blank instead of a character, enter [2] [0].
• To set a double-sized character, enter [f] [f] and then enter Row code and the Column code.
Example) To set “Drink”, “D” in double-sized, and “rink” in regular-sized;
[f] [f] [4] [4]
[7] [2] [6] [9] [6] [e] [6] [b]
D r i n k
To set “Drink”, all in double-sized;
[f] [f] [4] [4]
[f] [f] [7] [2] [f] [f] [6] [9] [f] [f] [6] [e] [f] [f] [6] [b]
D r i n k
The keys of SPACE and capital-letter alphabets are used to enter spaces and alphabets in capital-
letter directly from the keyboard instead of character code entry.
f
#/NS
E J O T Y
SPACE
e
C (Clear)
D I N S X :
d 7 8 9 C H M R W ,
c 4 5 6 B G L Q V .
b 1 2 3 A F K P U Z
a 0 00 .
AT/TL
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