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Entering Text Using the 5-touch Input Method
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By entering Hiragana characters in Kanji input mode, you can convert them to full-pitch
Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana characters, symbols, etc.
Kanji candidates appear each time you enter a Hiragana character. To convert to the
desired Kanji, press
p
to move the cursor to the Kanji candidates list, use
w
to select the
desired Kanji, and then press
t
.
To cancel selection from the conversion candidate list, press
c
. The cursor returns to the
character input screen and you can proceed with character entry.
When using the same key to enter the next character (Example: “
あい
”), always press
r
to
move the cursor before entering.
If desired Kanji is not displayed, press
v
while converting, or
i
or
C
to change the
characters to convert (highlighted characters), then convert again.
Press
o
to enter 1-touch conversion mode (
n
P.513).
Single-character conversion
Once you have entered a Kanji using normal conversion, the mova can automatically
convert to that Kanji the next time you enter the first character in its reading.
When you cannot find a Kanji (conversion by On and Kun reading)
You can enter a single Kanji by entering its On or Kun reading.
To convert by On or Kun reading, enter the Hiragana in Kanji input mode, and then press
i
(On & Kun).
After this, press
t
to convert to the desired Kanji.
Entering Kanji/Hiragana/Katakana (Full-pitch)
Note The order in which Kanji candidates are displayed varies depending on the dictionary
memory function.
You can convert to 6,355 characters in the JIS Kanji Standard 1 and JIS Kanji Standard 2
character codes.
Complex Kanji are changed in part or excluded.
pw t
In Kanji input mode,
enter Hiragana (Kanji
candidates appear)
Select the Kanji to
enter
Converted to Kanji
i
(On & Kun)
w
Entering Hiragana
in Kanji input mode
The candidate
Kanji appear
Select the Kanji to
enter
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