Brother INTELLIFAX 600 - Manual (Page 41)

USING THE FUNCTIONS
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When the IntelliFAX600/650M is expecting text input (for
example a name), the first thing that appears in the display when
you press one of the number keys is the relevant number. Press
the key again, and the first letter associated with that key appears.
Thus, if you press the 5 key repeatedly, the character currently
above the display cursor will change, as shown opposite;-
J-K-L-5-J-.
Remember, this only applies when the IntelliFAX600/650M
is expecting a text input, such as a name. When it is expecting
a numeric input, such as a telephone number, pressing the
number key repeatedly will simply produce the same number
repeated on the display.
By pressing the appropriate number key the correct number of
times, you can get the character you wish to enter to appear
above the cursor. You can then press another number key to
move onto the next character.
Entering Repeated Characters
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The IntelliFAX600/650M does not know that you wish to go
onto the next character until you press a different number key.
Should you wish tn enter the same character twice in
succession, or another character on the same number key, you
must move the cursor one place to the right by pressing the
right cursor key. The example opposite shows how to enter the
letter A followed by the letter B.
The initial condition of each character, before a number key is
pressed, is a blank, so if you wish to enter a space for a
particular character, press the right cursor key twice.
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