IBM 6 Operation Guide - Page 39

Helpful, Hints, Continuing, Playback, after, Erasing

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Stop Code A stop code in a job automatically stops playback. Use a stop code when you want to: • Type variable information; for example, the date or inside address in a repetitive letter. • Indicate the end of a page. • Change the line space setting. • Change keyboards. • Change the printwheel_ - Remember, if you change to a printwheel with a different pitch, you must set your margins and tabs for both pitches before opening storage. As you type point where the job, hold down Code while you press 9 (Stop) you want the typewriter to stop during playback. at the • Nothing prints on your paper. Continuing Playback after a Stop Code Press Play. • Playback continues to the next stop code or to the end of the job. Erasing a Stop Code 1. Press Store + the number of the job with the stop codes. 2. 3. Press When Play. the typewriter stops during playback, press the Correction key. • The printwheel spins. 4. Press Store to close the storage area, or press Play to continue playing back and erasing stop codes. 3.16 Operator's Guide Helpful Hints • To change the printwheel at a stop code: 1. Rernove the printwheel. 2. install the desired printwheel. 3. Press and release Code. - If the printwheel is a different pitch, the carrier moves adjust for the pitch change. - Be sure to press Code, then make any print position adjustments by pressing Spacebar, Backspace, or holding down Code while you press Backspace (Bksp I 4. Continue typing or playing back. • If you want to change the printwheel while storing centered headings, type a stop code at the point to change the prtntwhec Oe+d Example p Code + °+f lode +! IBM "Wheelwriter" Typewriter - When you hold down Code while you press C to print the ce tared heading, be sure to change the printwheel when the typewriter stops. - Press Play. • ; ff you are storing jobs using an alternate keyboard, type a stop j code at the point where you want to change the keyboard and printwheel. ' I' - Be sure to press Code, then make any print position adjustI manta by pressing Spacebar, Backspace, or holding down Code while you press Backspace (film 1). !- Be sure the alternate keyboard and the printwheel you sele have the .same ID numbers. • If you use stop codes to add variable information, use ARtn whe you store the job. • !When storing a multipage job in one storage area, use carrier return followed by a stop code at the end of each page to allow you to easily remove and insert paper during playback. (You m prefer to store each page in a separate storage area). When liming stop codes to separate pages in a multipage job, use the paper release lever to remove each page while storage is open, This prevents storing unwanted paper movements at the bottom Of each page. Storage

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Helpful
Hints
Stop
Code
A
stop
code
in
a
job
automatically
stops
playback.
Use
a
stop
code
when
you
want
to:
Type
variable
information;
for
example,
the
date
or
inside
address
in
a
repetitive
letter.
Indicate
the
end
of
a
page.
Change
the
line
space
setting.
Change
keyboards.
Change
the
printwheel_
Remember,
if
you
change
to
a
printwheel
with
a
different
pitch,
you
must
set
your
margins
and
tabs
for
both
pitches
before
opening
storage.
As
you
type
the
job,
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
9
(Stop)
at
the
point
where
you
want
the
typewriter
to
stop
during
playback.
Nothing
prints
on
your
paper.
Continuing
Playback
after
a
Stop
Code
Press
Play.
Playback
continues
to
the
next
stop
code
or
to
the
end
of
the
job.
Erasing
a
Stop
Code
1.
Press
Store
+
the
number
of
the
job
with
the
stop
codes.
2.
Press
Play.
3.
When
the
typewriter
stops
during
playback,
press
the
Correction
key.
The
printwheel
spins.
4.
Press
Store
to
close
the
storage
area,
or
press
Play
to
continue
playing
back
and
erasing
stop
codes.
To
change
the
printwheel
at
a
stop
code:
1.
Rernove
the
printwheel.
2.
install
the
desired
printwheel.
3.
Press
and
release
Code.
If
the
printwheel
is
a
different
pitch,
the
carrier
moves
adjust
for
the
pitch
change.
Be
sure
to
press
Code,
then
make
any
print
position
adjustments
by
pressing
Spacebar,
Backspace,
or
holding
down
Code
while
you
press
Backspace
(Bksp
I
4.
Continue
typing
or
playing
back.
If
you
want
to
change
the
printwheel
while
storing
centered
headings,
type
a
stop
code
at
the
point
to
change
the
prtntwhec
Example
Od
e
+
p
Cod
e
+
°+f
lode
+!
IBM
"Wheelwriter"
Typewriter
When
you
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
C
to
print
the
ce
tared
heading,
be
sure
to
change
the
printwheel
when
the
typewriter
stops.
Press
Play.
;
ff
you
are
storing
jobs
using
an
alternate
keyboard,
type
a
stop
j
code
at
the
point
where
you
want
to
change
the
keyboard
and
printwheel.
'
I
Be
sure
to
press
Code,
then
make
any
print
position
adjust-
'
I
manta
by
pressing
Spacebar,
Backspace,
or
holding
down
Code
while
you
press
Backspace
(film
1).
!—
Be
sure
the
alternate
keyboard
and
the
printwheel
you
sele
have
the
.
same
ID
numbers.
If
you
use
stop
codes
to
add
variable
information,
use
ARtn
whe
you
store
the
job.
!When
storing
a
multipage
job
in
one
storage
area,
use
carrier
return
followed
by
a
stop
code
at
the
end
of
each
page
to
allow
you
to
easily
remove
and
insert
paper
during
playback.
(You
m
prefer
to
store
each
page
in
a
separate
storage
area).
When
liming
stop
codes
to
separate
pages
in
a
multipage
job,
use
the
paper
release
lever
to
remove
each
page
while
storage
is
open,
This
prevents
storing
unwanted
paper
movements
at
the
bottom
Of
each
page.
3.16
Operator's
Guide
Storage