“QUICK BROWN FOX . . . ” message, and following the “CTRL” by
the “R” key, will recall the “RYRYRY . . . ” message.
The two selective print memories can store up to 11 characters
each. These are entered exactly as for the first 8 memories except that
you access these memories by typing ‘CTRL 9’ and ‘CTRL 0 ’ respect
ively.
When the system ‘hears’ the specific string stored into the “9”
memory, the printer port will be enabled, and when it ‘hears’ the string
corresponding to the one stored in “0 ” memory, the printer port will
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be disabled. Manually typing ‘CTRL P’ or ‘CTRL V’ also
enables/disables the printer port. See Chapter 6 for more info.
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To display the current contents of these memories press ‘CTRL>’
(period key). The contents of the “9” memory are shown next to PON:
(printer on), and the contents of the “0 ” memory are shown next to
POFF: (printer off).
The “ = ” memory contains the WRU (Who aRe yoU)
KEYWORD, shown next to WRU. This function is only used in the
transmit/ receive version of this program.
See Section 7.2. for information on creating ‘OFF-THE-AIR’
Receive Memory.
2.8 TEXT MODE COMMANDS:
The program has a number of transmission modes. In the
CHARacter mode (this is the system default mode), each character is
sent as it is typed. In the WORD mode, an entire string of characters is
transmitted as soon as the spacebar key is pressed. In the LINE mode
the typed characters are transmitted as soon as the ‘RETURN’ key is
pressed. The WORD and LINE mode are only used in the transmit ver
sion of this program.
2.9 TEXT EDITING COMMANDS:
The SPLIT-SCREEN option lets you see what you type, and
allows you to correct typing errors before they are sent to the printer. If
you are in the text mode, you can enable the WORD or LINE mode as
explained above.
You can correct typing mistakes by pressing the ‘INST/DEL’ key.
Pressing this key will cause the previously entered character to be
erased and you can correct it. Each press of the ‘INST DEL’ key will
erase one character.
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