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326 Entering Text
d
Switching between double-byte
and single-byte
1
Text entry (edit) screen (p.324) X
p
(FUNC) X “Half pitch”/“Full pitch”
In the information display area, “ ” appears for
double-byte and “ ” for single-byte.
You cannot switch between double-byte and
single-byte in “Kanji/hiragana input mode”.
d
Text entry example
c
To enter “
う
”, set “Kanji/hiragana input mode”
and press
1
3 times.
c
To enter “ Ｂ ”, set “Alphabetic input mode” and
press
2
twice.
Entering text in Mode 2
(2-touch)
c
Key Assignment (2-touch input) → p.347
d
Switching the input mode
(double-byte/single-byte)
1
Text entry (edit) screen (p.324) X
u
“Single-byte” and “Double-byte” are switched each
time
u
is pressed (“Half pitch” and “Full pitch”
are also available from the function menu).
In the information display area, “
” appears for
double-byte and “ ” for single-byte.
d
Text entry example
c
To enter “ う ”, set “Double-byte input mode” and
press
13
.
c
To enter double-byte “
Ｂ
”, set “Double-byte input
mode” and press
17
.
c
To enter single-byte “B”, set “Single-byte input
mode” and press
17
.
Entering text in Mode 3
(T9 input)
This mode enables a quick text input with few key
operations.
For example, to enter a reading “
あした
”, you need
to press
1
once,
3
twice and
4
once in
Mode 1 (5-touch). In Mode 3 (T9 input), you only
need to press
134
corresponding to the
keys of columns to which the characters belong.
A column letter is assigned to one key. Every time
you press a key, a list of candidates appears from
which you select and enter desired readings.
Mode 3 also features 2 input helper functions: “Yomi
edit” and “Fix mode”.
“Yomi edit” enables you to edit the entered reading
candidates, while you can use “Fix mode” to directly
enter desired readings. Linking Mode 3 (T9 input) to
the word prediction function (p.327) allows faster
and easier text entry.
c
Key Assignment (T9 input)
→
p.348
d
Changing the input mode
1
Text entry (edit) screen (p.324) X
u
The input mode changes in “Alphabetic (single-byte)”
→
“Numeric (single-byte)”
→
“Kanji/hiragana
(double-byte)” → “Kana (single-byte)” order each
time you press
u
(Selecting “Full pitch” from the
function menu allows you to use double-byte when
changing the input mode).
Mode 3 (T9 input) operates in the input modes of
“Kanji/hiragana (double-byte)”, “Kana (double-
byte)”,“Kana (single-byte)”, “Alphabetic (double-
byte)” and “Alphabetic (single-byte)”.
a
In the input modes of “Numeric (double-byte)”
and “Numeric (single-byte)”, Mode 1 is
automatically selected.
a
Immediately after “Alphabetic (double-byte)” or
“Alphabetic (single-byte)” is set, CapsLock mode
is activated. The mode changes in “CapsLock
mode”
→ “Released” → “Shift mode” order each
time you press
r
.
a
Entered characters are always uppercase in
“CapsLock mode”. In “Shift mode”, only the first
character is entered in uppercase, and
subsequent characters will be in lowercase.
Entered characters are always lowercase when
neither mode is selected.
a After a character is confirmed in “Shift mode”, the
mode is released.
d
Entering text
<Example: Entering “ 春 “ in T9 Kanji change mode>
1
u
X
“Kanji/hiragana input mode”
2
Enter characters to be converted
Candidates, which are predicted
from a combination of “
は column”
and “ ら column”, appear.
■ If you press the wrong
key
X Press
t
to delete the
character X Press the key
again
■ If there are no recognized candidates for
the entered characters
X Characters that cannot be recognized are
displayed in gray X Use
v
to change the
range of characters to be converted
■ To change the conversion candidate
display mode (Kanji/Kana/Alphabetic)
X
r
3
c
X Use
b
to select a candidate
The selected conversion candidate
appears in the text entry area.
■
To return to entering
characters to be
converted
X
t
6
（は column),
9
（ら column)
ひる
昼 晴れ フル 春 減る
触れ 腹 掘る ふり 針 堀
縁 風呂 ほれ 減れ ほら
平 広 経ろ 平良 幌 ヒレ
Ｓｅｌ． Ｋａｎａ ２３
Ｅｄｉｔ ｍｅｍｏｒａｎｄｕｍｓ
はる
昼 晴れ フル 春 減る
触れ 腹 掘る ふり 針 堀
縁 風呂 ほれ 減れ ほら
平 広 経ろ 平良 幌 ヒレ
ＣＬＲ Ｋａｎａ Ｅｘｐｅｃｔ ４／ ２３
Ｅｄｉｔ ｍｅｍｏｒａｎｄｕｍｓ