V-tech Type-right Manuel utilisateur

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AN INTERACTIVE TEACHING MACHINE

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YOU HAVE JUST SAVED HUNDREDS OF

HOURS OF FRUSTRATION

Congratulations !

You have made an even better buy than you could possibly imagine.

Your new

Type-right

is an interactive unit with the capability to

assess your typing speed and accuracy and communicate these figures

to you after each lesson via the LCD screen.

This

Type-right

product has been specially developed as the result of

extensive research into the experiences of people who have tried to

learn to type.

Studies show conclusively that people who try to learn typing with a

computer or typewriter, on their own, are almost sure to fail. With

these methods they are not interested in learning typing as an end,

but as a means to some other end ... such as computer programming

or writing reports.

With

Type-right,.

however, since teaching you how to type is the

only function it has, there is no temptation to skip ahead and carry

out other goals. The only thing you can do is learn how to type. And,

as a result, you do.

Just start going through the lessons contained in this manual and see

for yourself.

CONTENTS

USER'S MANUAL

What should be in the box

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What to do if it's not there

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How to put in the batteries

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The important parts

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The Keys (SHIFT/LOCK/RETURN/SPACE/CURSOR)

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The LCD screen

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The function keys

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The ON/OFF key

The C LASS key

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The GAME key

The SPEED key

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The ACCURACY key

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The purpose of the CASSETTE TAPE

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TYPING PROCEDURES

Numbering your fingers

The lessons

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Getting ready to type

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How to select the lessons

THE LESSONS

Lesson 1 The Home Row

Lesson 2 The Third Row

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Lesson 3 The First Row

Lesson 4 The Fourth Row

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Lesson 5 SHIFT Key & All Rows

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Lesson 6

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Lesson 7

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Lesson 8

Lesson 9

What should be in the box

Inside the box you should find the following things:

This manual

The main Type-right unit

One pre-recorded cassette tape

Certificate reply-card

Warranty card

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What to do if it is not there

If these things are not all in the box, contact the dealer from whom

you purchased your Type-right unit.

How to put in the batteries

The Type-right uses 4 "C" size batteries. To install the batteries or

change them, follow these simple steps:

Locate the battery case cover on the bottom of the

Type-right

unit.

Remove the cover.

Insert 4 "C" size batteries as illustrated.

Replace the battery case cover.

Press the ON/OFF key to begin working with the

Type-right.

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Battery saving auto shut-off

If your

Type-right

is turned on, but is not used for about 10 minutes,

it will automatically shut off to preserve your battery power. This is

very good for your batteries.

But remember, when it does this, all

memory will be wiped out and you will have to start again from

the beginning. So don't expect the second half of your lesson to be

waiting for you when you turn the

Type-right

on again.

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The important parts

The following sections discuss in detail the usage of the major switches •

and input devices of the

Type-right

unit. Make sure you learn what all

these things do before you attempt to use them.

Fourth Row

Third Row

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Home Row

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First Row

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The keys

Your

Type-right

unit has 50 keys of all shapes and sizes, 42 of which

will work in 2 separate ways.

Just press the key:

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screen

Most keys have a big white letter, number or word printed on them. If

you press a letter or number key without touching anything else, the

key will follow the orders of the big white writing. For example, if

you press the key marked "1", a number "1" will appear on the

screen. If you press the key marked "A", a small "a" will appear on

your screen.

The SHIFT key:

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screen

On 16 of your keys ... all the number keys plus 6 others ... there is a

small symbol printed on top of the key. To make this top symbol

appear on your screen, you must press one of the SHIFT keys at the

same time, as you press any key with a small symbol. For example, if

you press the SHIFT key and the

"1"

key at the same time, a "!"

will appear on your screen.

(Note:

To type the lower symbol on those 16 keys, type as you

would for a small "a"; i.e., just hit that key without touching anything

else.)

If you press the SHIFT key and any letter key from A to Z, a capital

letter will appear on your screen. For example, if you press the SHIFT

key and the "A" key at the same time, your screen will show a capital

letter"A".

The SHIFT keys are easy to find. They are so important that there are

two of them, one on each end of the bottom row of keys. To make

things even easier for you, they say "SHIFT" on them.

The LOCK key:

When you press this key, you lock the keyboard into producing all

capital letters.

ONCE THE KEY IS ENGAGED, ALL YOUR TYPING

WILL APPEAR LIKE THIS. IT WILL CONTINUE IN THIS FORM

UNTIL YOU PRESS THE SHIFT KEY, at which time it will return

you to normal letters.

The R ETU R N key:

This key is located on the right-hand side of the second row of keys

on your

Type-right

unit. It has the word

RETURN

printed on the top

of it.

The

RETURN

key is used to tell the

Type-right

that you have finished

typing a line and want to start a new line. If you don't push the return

key when you want to end a line, the machine will combine it with

the next line and you would likely have to type both lines all over

again.

RETURN

actually stands for

CARRIAGE RETURN

and is a phrase

that has been adopted from old typewriter technology. Occasionally,

when reading basic program books, you will see the symbol

used

for this function. Those who want to get away from association with

typewriters will use the command

ENTER.

Don't let either of these

worry you. They both simply mean

RETURN.

The SPACE key

This is the big long key at the bottom of your keyboard. What it does

is create an empty space between words, letter or numbers when you

are typing. Otherwise you would end up with one big word which

even you would have trouble reading.

The SPACE key will put an empty space on the screen whether you

just press it or whether you press it at the same time you are pressing

the SHIFT key.

These two keys have arrows on them. One points left, and the other

points right. They let you move the cursor one way or the other on

the screen.

The cursor is a little blip or line that indicates where the next letter

you type will appear. On the

Type-right unit, because the screen

only an electronic window, these arrow keys let you scroll back and

forth on each line of type visible on the screen ... in order to let you

make corrections while practicing lesson 8 and lesson 9.

The

Type-right

will check any mistakes after each word you have

typed. Once the SPACE key has been pressed after the typed word,

however, you cannot move the cursor backward. Also, if the word is

longer than 8 characters, the

Type-right

will check your mistake right

after the 8th character; that means there is no way to move the cursor

back after the 9th character.

The CURSOR control keys:

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