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Function Keys,
Total Keyboard
7
8
9
4
5
6
1
2
3
0
ASCII Key Upper Left
in Key Field
Depressing the ASCII key,
located upper left in the first
row of keys, switches off the
LED indicator. This key acts as
a toggle between the ASCII
character set, and your
country’s standard (NATIONAL)
character set. You would use
this feature if you wanted to
work with another character set,
such as French or Spanish.
ESC
Used for various purposes by
user programs.
F1 to F12
Programmable function keys.
Depressing the PRINT key
outputs the contents of the
screen via the printer. If a
printer is not connected or is
not ready to receive, then the
program continues after a short
pause, if the PRINT key is
depressed with a CTRL key,
then a FORM FEED occurs
following the print out. (The
next page is advanced.)
BACKSPACE
Deletes the last inputted
character.
C
Cancels the current line and
displays a backslash ( \ ) on
the screen. Moves cursor to the
next line.
TAB
The cursor jumps to the next
tab position. (Tabulation
spacing is 8 positions each.)
DEL
Delete key. The previous input
is deleted, character by
character.
SHIFT LOCK
Depressing the SHIFT LOCK
key causes subsequent
characters to be entered in
upper case. The LED indicator
lights up.
Depressing one of the SHIFT
keys releases the SHIFT LOCK
key. The LED indicator lights
up.
Depressing one of the SHIFT
keys releases the SHIFT LOCK
key. The LED indicator turns
off.
CURSOR KEYS
The cursor keys are not
implemented in all external
programs. If the corresponding
control code is transferred on
the screen, they can be
implemented in the user
program for control.
See your particular application
manual for further details on
using the CONTROL function.
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