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Character Entry
Entering characters
Procedures for entering characters are below.
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There are 2 methods for entering characters : 5-touch
input method and slot input method.
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The font types below can be entered : two-byte
characters (hiragana/kanji/katakana/alphabetic
characters/numbers/symbols/pictograms) and one-
byte characters (katakana/alphabetic characters/
numbers/symbols). 1 two-byte character, space or line
feed is counted as 2 one-byte characters. Voiced sound
and semi-voiced sound one-byte characters are also
counted as 1 character.
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A total of 6,355 JIS level 1 and level 2 characters can be
entered.
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Complex characters may be displayed in a simplified
form.
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In this manual, "enter" means entering characters and
pressing
g
.
◆ Character entry screen
There are 2 kinds of character entry screens : in-line entry
mode and full-screen entry mode.
In-line entry : Place the cursor on the field without
switching screens and enter characters directly.
Full-screen entry : Select the field to display the full-
screen entry area.
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When fixed phrases pasted or entered exceed the
allowable number of input characters, the excessive
characters are deleted.
a
Input mode
b
Cursor (blinking)
Indicate location where characters are entered or
inserted. Use
h
to move the cursor.
c
Entry range
This icon indicates limitation of entry area.
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For the field to enter date and time, etc., you may enter
numbers by pressing
j
.
◆ Changing input modes
<Example> In 5-touch input method
1
On the character entry screen,
n
.
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The input mode changes each time the key is
pressed as follows :
a
Switch display
When using 5-touch input method, it shows
that switching two-byte/one-byte characters is
available by pressing
j
.
b
Switch items
The item at the cursor is highlighted.
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You can also press
h
to switch the input mode.
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When using slot input method, one-byte
characters are not displayed. Switching two-byte/
one-byte is also not available.
2
Place the cursor on the item to switch and
g
.
c
a
b
In-line entry Full-screen entry
One-byte numbers
One-byte katakana
One-byte alphabetic characters
Hiragana/kanji (two-byte)
a
b