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Using the Latin Supplemental Keyboard Sometimes you may want to type accent marks, universal symbols, or Latin and Greek characters using the Latin Supplemental keyboard, ID 099. You must tell your typewriter that you are typing alternate language characters by turning on the Language (Lang) light. 1. Insert a printwheel with an 1O 099. 2. Hold down Code while you press X (Lang). • The Language (Lang) light comes on. • The printwheel spins. • The keyboard is changed to a Latin Supplemental keyboard. 3. Use the Latin Supplemental keyboard chart below to locate the characters you want to type. 4. When you finish typing in the Latin Supplemental keyboard, hold down Code while you press X (Lang). • The Language light goes ott. • The printwheel spina. • The keyboard returns to the primary keyboard. 5. Remove the 099 printwheel and install the 001 primary printwheel. • Be sure to press Code when you install the printwheel and make any print position adjustments using Bliss1, Backspace, or Spacebar. - The printwheel spins. Using Other Alternate Keyboards I. Select a keyboard and keyboard ID number for a country or special application. • See alternate keyboard charts, printer' on pages 5-8 through 5-17. 2. Insert the country or special application printwheel. • The ID number on the keyboard list should match the number on your printwheel. 3. Hold down Coda while you press X (Lang) and the keyboard ID, for example: Cods + X + 251. • The Language light comes on. • The keyboard is changed to the alternate keyboard. 4. • Find the keyboard chart that matches your keyboard ID. • Keyboard charts are on pages 5-8 through 5.17. ••• Place the chart near your typewriter. .s Use the keyboard chart to locate the character you want to type. 5. When you Knish typing in the alternate keyboard, hold down Cod• while you press X (Lang). - '..0 The Language light goes off. • The keyboard returns to the primary keyboard. t Reinstall your primary 001 printwheel. Latin Supplemental - Keyboard ID 99 7 Lt tLL • A b I• U t L CtOUI DEHID tus I; Sic •eri3' I: 54 Operator's Guide Alternate Keyboards •

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Using
the
Latin
Supplemental
Keyboard
Sometimes
you
may
want
to
type
accent
marks,
universal
symbols,
or
Latin
and
Greek
characters
using
the
Latin
Supplemental
keyboard,
ID
099.
You
must
tell
your
typewriter
that
you
are
typing
alternate
language
characters
by
turning
on
the
Language
(Lang)
light.
1.
Insert
a
printwheel
with
an
1O
099.
2.
Hold
down
Code
while
you
press
X
(Lang).
•
The
Language
(Lang)
l
ight
comes
on.
•
The
printwheel
spins.
•
The
keyboard
is
changed
to
a
Latin
Supplemental
keyboard.
3.
Use
the
Latin
Supplemental
keyboard
chart
below
to
locate
the
characters
you
want
to
type.
4.
When
you
finish
typing
in
the
Latin
Supplemental
keyboard,
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
X
(Lang).
•
The
Language
light
goes
ott.
•
The
printwheel
spina.
•
The
keyboard
returns
to
the
primary
keyboard.
5.
Remove
the
099
printwheel
and
install
the
001
primary
printwheel.
•
Be
sure
to
press
Code
when
you
install
the
printwheel
and
make
any
print
position
adjustments
using
Bliss1,
Backspace,
or
Spacebar.
—
The
printwheel
spins.
Latin
Supplemental
—
Keyboard
ID
99
t
L
U
L
t
Lt
L
•
CO
t
I
U
7
b
•
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DEHID
us
I;
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Sic
Using
Other
Alternate
Keyboards
I.
Select
a
keyboard
and
keyboard
ID
number
for
a
country
or
special
application.
•
See
alternate
keyboard
charts,
printer'
on
pages
5-8
through
5-17.
2.
Insert
the
country
or
special
application
printwheel.
•
The
ID
number
on
the
keyboard
list
should
match
the
number
on
your
printwheel.
3.
Hold
down
Coda
while
you
press
X
(Lang)
and
the
keyboard
ID,
for
example:
Cods
+
X
+
251.
•
The
Language
light
comes
on.
•
The
keyboard
is
changed
to
the
alternate
keyboard.
4.
•
Find
the
keyboard
chart
that
matches
your
keyboard
ID.
•
Keyboard
charts
are
on
pages
5-8
through
5.17.
•••
Place
the
chart
near
your
typewriter.
.s
Use
the
keyboard
chart
to
locate
the
character
you
want
to
type.
5.
When
you
Knish
typing
in
the
alternate
keyboard,
hold
down
Cod•
while
you
press
X
(Lang).
-
'..0
The
Language
light
goes
off.
•
The
keyboard
returns
to
the
primary
keyboard.
t
Reinstall
your
primary
001
printwheel.
•
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I:
54
Operator's
Guide
Alternate
Keyboards
•