WP-101 (260-3970) Setting Up Faxback Doc. # 5199
1. Fold the handle under the word processor until it snaps into place. Then,
place the WP-101 on a sturdy surface.
2. Open the cord compartment cover and take out the power cord.
3. Remove the binding from the power cord and route the cord through one of
the slots on the cord compartment cover. Then, close the cover.
4. Raise the paper support panel.
5. Remove the keyboard/display cover.
6. Left the display and adjust the display angle.
7. Be sure that you have removed all of the packing materials from inside the
word processor. (If you are not sure, refer to the illustration on Page
3.) Keep the print head guard and reinstall it every time you carry the
word processor from one place to another. This guard prevents side-to-side
shifting of the print head.
8. Plug the power cord into a 120-Volt, 60 Hz outlet.
9. Turn on the power switch. The print head moves to the left margin. The
copyright notice appears on the display and is replaced almost immediately
by the menu screen.
10. Adjust the contrast control to the desired level.
For now, press 1 to display the text screen. A small black box called a cur-
sor appears in the upper left portion of the display, along with the follow-
ing information.
Page/Line Show the current cursor position.
Column
Word Memory Shows the amount of remaining word memory.
Shows the functions that are active now, such as INS,MARK,REPL,
ZOOM,CAPS,SHIFT,DRAW.
Pitch Show the current setting of typing control.
Line Space
Impact
A-Return A (down arrow) appears above the line corresponding to each
L-Print function that is active now.
Spell WD
The ruler scale corresponds to the scale on the paper bail, showing you the
actual position on the paper in inches.
Try typing some text. Each character that you type appears on the display and
the cursor moves to the next position. As the cursor moves, the numbers in
the column counter and line counter change to show the current cursor posi-
tion.
USING THE CURSOR CONTROL KEYS
The arrow keys on the lower right edge of the keyboard are cursor control
keys. With these keys, you can move the cursor one position in any direction.
Press and hold an arrow key to repeat the movement of the cursor in the
direction of that particular arrow.
USING THE CODE AND ALTERNATE KEYS
Notice that the number and some of the character keys have dark gray and/or
blue markings on the keys beside the normal alphanumeric characters. Almost
every key on the top row also has a function name above it. These markings
indicate that a key does a special function when you press it together with
CODE (functions in blue) or ALT (functions in dark gray). Note also that the
ten function keys on both sides of the keyboard likewise have "blue" func-
tions that are associated with CODE.
To select a CODE or ALT function, press and hold either CODE or ALT, and then
press the key for the function. For example, the key sequence ALT + S
activates the spell doc function. The key sequence CODE + S activates the
spell word function.
Notice that the keys in the top row have special characters. To type these,
use the ALT key combination. For example, to enter <, press ALT + 7.
TURNING OFF THE WP-101
When you finish typing, if you want to keep a file for future use, save the
text to the store memory. Refer to "Save Text" in the "File Issues" section
of "Tasks and Topics." If you do not save your file, you lose the text in the
word memory when you turn off the WP-101.
CAUTION: Do not turn off the WP-101 or remove the card memory while the store
memory operation is in progress. It might damage the contents of the store
memory. When store memory operations are complete, turn off the WP-101.
After you turn off the word processor:
1. Lower the display.
2. Pull the paper support panel down to its original position. Be sure to
press down on the right and left edges of this panel to snap it into
place.
3. Replace the keyboard/display cover. Simply fit the two small tabs on the
cover into the slots near the bottom edge of the keyboard. Then, lower the
cover over the keyboard and the display until it snaps into place.
This simple procedure will protect the WP-101 from dust and dirt while you are
not using it.
TRANSPORTING THE WP-101
Before you move your WP-101 to a new location:
1. Turn off the WP-101 and unplug it. Then, manually move the print head to
the right end of the carriage.
2. Install the print head guard that you removed before you used your word
processor. Locate the slot (approximately 3/4" wide) on the inside back
panel just to the left of the print head. Hold the print head guard by its
long handle, as shown. Insert the tab into the slot. Then, press down on
the handle until it snaps over the rod next to the print head. This guard
prevents side-to-side shifting of the print head.
3. Push the display down to its lowest position.
4. Replace the keyboard/display cover.
5. Lower the paper support panel.
6. Open the cord compartment cover.
7. Fold the power cord into the cord compartment.
8. Close the cord compartment cover.
9. Snap the handle out of the storage area underneath the word processor,
swing it up, and your WP-101 is ready to carry.
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