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Printing the screen

Now you’ve learned enough to make the LCD screen display text and graphics. At some point, you may decide that you’d like to save a copy of what you see on the screen.

You can make a hard copy of the LCD screen whenever you’d like. To do so, you’ll use one of the specialfunction keys. which are located just above the row of numeric keys on your HX-20 keyboard.

To print a copy of the LCD screen, just hold down the q key (located at the left edge of the keyboard) and press function key q . The HX-20’s built-in printer will activate and print a hard copy of the LCD display. (If m/1/1 does not activate the printer, make sure that the printer has paper in it, and that the PRINTER ON-OFF switch, located just above the H key, is in the ON position.)

Once you’ve printed the screen, you may pull on the paper to b r i n g y o u r p r i n t o u t i n t o v i e w . ( O r y o u m a y h o l d d o w n the [PAPER key for this purpose-but that’s slow, and uses battery power. Pulling on the paper will harm nothing as long as the printer is inactive.)

Note that m/m causes the printer to print a copy of the LCD screen, not the entire virtual screen. If you want hard copy of the entire virtual screen, you must scroll the LCD window through each portion of the virtual screen, and use (cnnl/m to print each portion of the virtual screen that you display in this manner.

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Screen Editor Key FunctionsKeyFunction

Move cursor left by one column. Terminates insert mode.

Move cursor right by one column. Terminates insert mode.

Move cursor up by one line. Terminates insert mode.

Move cursor down by one line. Terminates insert mode.

Move cursor left to a multiple of n columns. (Originally, n = 10, but n must be changed with the BASIC scroll command.)

Contents

HX-20OPERATIONS MANUAL Page Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement CONTENTS 1 Congratulations 3 Preparing your HX-20for use Using the 6 Connecting your HX-20to other devices 7 What if you have problems 8 Storing your Congratulations memory even when you turn it off BASIC Tutorial and Reference Manual graphics option ROM option cartridges Option cartridges program micro- cassette expansion unit o n e o r m o r e f l o p p y - d i s k on-line bar code reader personal Cautions Do not remove the system bus cover system bus expansion unit Treat the circuit cover with care Use only the HX-20AC adapter to charge HX-20batteries It is not designed to run your directly AC current Don’t overcharge the batteries Don’t pull on the paper when the printer is active Connect the HX-20only to appropriate peripherals Protect the HX-20from physical shock Protect the HX-20from extreme humidity Protect the HX-20from extreme heat and cold Page Preparing your HX-20for use 6)The Epson HX-20BASIC Tutorial and Reference Manual Charging the batteries Preparing the printer for use Removing the printer cover Inserting the paper roll not Page Page Inserting the ribbon cartridge Replacing the printer cover Adjusting the viewing angle optimal viewing angle: your CTRL/@Initialize MONITOR BASIC Enter DATE and TIME MMDDYYHHMMSSG Figure Format for Specifying Date and Time time Selecting a different character set dealer reference may The BASIC Tutorial and Reference Manual Page DIP Switch Settings for off Page Using the HX-20 up scroll down window Keys You May Use To View The Menu top bottom Choosing an item from the menu the key Epson HX-20Technical Reference Manual See screen editor The screen editor insert delete The cursor Page cursor cursor up down four Scrolling scrolls Homing the cursor homing NOW IS THE TIME F f-ALLGOOD MEN TO CO ALL GOOD MEN TO COM TIME FOR ALL GOOD M D OF THEIR PARTY Retyping change type over Deleting text right Insert mode insert mode exited inserted move to the right exit and lower case upper case while you are holding down lower case Numeric mode numbers innumeric mode 7 8 9 U J K L M Non-Numeric Characters Available in Numeric Mode Screen Editor Modes Graphic characters graphic characters musical note telephone Printing the screen hard copy so specialfunction LCD Page Using the special function keys programmable BASIC Tutorial and Reference Manual manual microcassette mode Page Connecting your HX-20to other devices Page BASIC Connecting your HX-20to an RS-232device RS-232 compatible device parallel communicate protocol HX-20Default Protocol for RS-232Port BASIC Tutorial and Reference Manual.) Connecting your HX-20to a bar code reader Page Page What if you have problems If the menu displays garbage BASIC Tutorial and Reference Manual.) Unfortunately If you encounter other problems Storing your HX-20 Page Specifications HX-20Architecture Expansion HX-20Expansion Specifications CPU and Memory Internal Expansion Expansion External Expansion Serial Peripheral Cartridge Cartridge Type External Cassette AC Adapter (Battery Charger) Switches Internal External Keyboard and Character Set CX-20Acoustic Coupler Display Controller Switch Box RS-232CCables Serial Cables (High Speed)