Sony HB-501P Service Manual page 9

CHARACTER INPUT
To enter characters
When a character input key is pressed, the small letter or symbol
printed on the lower part on the key top is entered.
When a character input key is pressed with the [v] key, the capital
letter or symbol printed on the upper part of the key top is entered.
To enter only capital letters
Depress the igg key. When this key is pressed, it will lock; when
pressed again, it will unlock. While this key locks, the indicator on the
key lights up, and the 26 alphabet letters are entered in caps (just as
when the [TH key is pressed in the normal mode), but numbers and
symbols are entered in the normal mode.
To put an accent mark on a character
Key
0
is used to put an accent mark on a character.
To put the accent mark printed on the lower-left of the key (') on a
character, first, press key 0 (in this step, no symbol is displayed on
the screen). Then, press the character input key needing an accent
mark. The character with an accent mark is displayed.
In the same way, to put the accent mark on the upper-left of the key 0
( ), press the key while pressing the . key. Then, press the character
input key needing an accent mark. To put the accent mark on the
lower-right of the key 0 ("), press the key together with the [CODE 1 key.
To put the accent mark on the upper-right of the key 0 ("), press the
key while pressing the(T]key and the
CODE'
key.
This key - CODEI+
This key - T^ODEj
To enter a character or symbol printed on the graphic pattern sheet
The procedure to enter a character or symbol printed on the supplied
graphic pattern sheet is as follows:
To enter graphic patterns
To enter the graphic pattern printed on the lower-right part of the key
on the graphic pattern sheet, press the corresponding keyboard char¬
acter input key while pressing the GRAPH key.
To enter the graphic pattern printed on the upper-right part of the key
on the graphic pattern sheet, press the corresponding keyboard char¬
acter input key while pressing the [GRAPH key and the[T]key.
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