Sony UP-50 - Manual (Page 55)

55 Operation
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Making Printouts With a Caption
A caption, such as data or comments, can be added to a printout below the image.
You can input up to 80 characters. When using a computer via the RS-232C
interface, you can input up to 160 characters on two lines from the computer.
About the CAPTION menu
A caption is entered from the CAPTION menu. You can input a caption in any
printer application mode and make a printout with that caption.
A brief explanation of each item of the CAPTION menu is given below.
Symbols and words can be used to enter a caption
Character display area
The cursor lit in green indicates
the position where a character can
be entered.
The entered characters are
displayed here.
Character entry area
The character or symbol where
the cursor is located is highlighted
in green and this highlighted
character is to be entered. Symbols and words
can be used to enter a
caption.
ON: displayed when printing with a
caption.
OFF: displayed when printing without
a caption (OFF is displayed as the
factory-setting).
Indicates the character selected in
the character entry area.
Indicates the position where the
character is to be input in the
character display area.
Function
Inserts one character without erasing the highlighted character.
Deletes a highlighted character and characters shift back by one.
Puts one space at the position of the highlighted character by erasing
that character. One space is left.
Selects printing without a caption.
Selects printing with a caption.
Returns from the CAPTION menu to the LAYOUT SETUP menu.
Selects either capital letters or small letters.
Display in the
CAPTION menu
INS
DEL
SP
OFF
ON
EXIT
SHIFT
Indicates the position
where the character is
to be input in the
character display
area.