XEROX The Xerox 620, 625, 627 and 630 Memorywriters with Communication Options = & es | ea is ——— L | ['B AES ee = ano nalTHE XEROX 620, 625, 627 and 630 MEMORYWRITERS Superior Electronic Typewriters Xerox Memory writer electronic typewriters have been designed {o take the effort out of producing letter-perfect letters, memos and reports. The 620, 625 and 627 Memorywriters have the same set of labor-saving features. Only the capacity of the in- ternal memory varies from model to model. The 620 stores up to 5 pages (9,300 characters) and the 625 and 627 can hold up {0 10 pages (19,200 characters) and 15 pages (31,000 characters) respectively. The 630 Memorywriter has an expanded set of capabilities and utilizes a diskette for storage which provides 70 pages (138,300 characters) of removable memory. Standard Features include: © Cozrecting Ribbon Automatic Correction Memory = 20 Character Display forage and Retrieval Phrase and Forinat Memory = Find" Capability = Automatic Centering w= Insert and Delete = Automatic Table Layout '§ Automatic Forms Mode = Automatic Carrier Return = Hyphenation Sean = Automatic Underlining = Justincation = 10, 12 and 15 Piteh and Bold Printing Proportional Spacing and many others to simplify and speed typing. THE 620C, 625C, 627C and 630C MEMORYWRITERS The Right Decision For The 1980’s ‘The ‘‘C suffix after the model numbers on these Memory- writers indicates they are equipped with the Communications Option. You can specify this extra-cost option when you order your Memorywriter, or it can be added later, In either case 620C, 625C, 627C, and 630C Memorywriters can do “double duty" in your office, now and in the future, 620C, 625C, 627C, 630C Applications The common applications for Memorywriters equipped with Communications Options are: Communications Terminal The 620C, 62SC, 627C, or 630C can be linked with appro- riately programmed remote computers via telephone lines to perform tasks such as data base access, modification, and retrieval; financial and statistical analysis; sales order entry; document development and many common interactive ter” minal applications. Currenily, commercial time-sharing companies provide a wide variety of information services which can be accessed by subscribers. This includes information on airline sched- ules, financial markets, news stories, and a wide variety of other topics. For companies who have “electronic mail” today or are considering adding this type of system in the future, the {620C, 625C, 627C, or 6320 could serve asa terminal on this network. This would allow typing, proof-reading and edit- ing of mail prior to transmission. And, using the 620C, 625C, 627C, or 630C for this application would eliminate the cost and space required by a special-purpose electronic ‘mail terminal, Memorywriters can be electronically linked with many word processors which are equipped with compatible communica- tion options. The word processor can be used for expanded document storage, revision and high speed printing. Recsive-Only (RO) Printer The 620C, 625C, 627C or 630C can be directly connected to a personal computer to serve as a letter-quality printer at speeds of up to 20 characters per second. A Memorywriter with a Communications Option represents an attractive alternative to single-purpose personal computer printers, Memorywriter Communication Capabilities The 620C, 625C, 627C and 630C offer Interactive and Batch communication. In Interactive mode, documents are trans- mitted as you type, and printed as they are received, In Batch mode, documents are transmitted from, or received into, the memory of the Memorywriter, This permits transmission at higher rates of speed. (In all models when the MEMORY is on you are in Batch mode.) ‘The Memorywriter display indicates when the typewriter is in the communications mode. The display is also used to select communications options, such as baud rate, and error condi- tion codes are also displayed. Of course, in Batch mode the dis- play will show data as itis typed prior to transmission, and cor- us ea be nade at auy point, Widh che (630, the basie word processing program diskette must be resi- dent in the typewriter when option selections are made. ‘The 620C, 62SC, 627C and 630C have standard Memorywriter keyboards. N-key rollover is employed for maximum data integrity. ASCII character set printwheels are available and keyboard layout guide stickers are provided which indicate key positions for printable characters and control codes, (See ASCII Code Chart for details.) ‘Standard cut sheet paper can be used. When continuous form paper is used, it is friction-fed. Maximum paper width is 15.2 inches: In addition to the ASCII Code set, the 620C, 625C, 627C or 630C Memorywriter can transmit and receive a Memorywriter “Point to Point” code set. This consists of the 8-bit Memory writer internal code set, plus the ASCII control code set. This would permit the transferring of documents with full integrity utilizing special Memorywriter features, such as bold typing and automatic centering, ‘When documents are transmitted in batch mode in ASCII code the Communication Option deletes some of the unique Mem- orywriter codes such as Bold and Automatic underline. Spaces tare substituted for certain codes 30 that page layout intesrity can be maintained at the receiving end. Spaces are automati- cally inserted to replace Center, Tab, Auto Indent, Right Flush and Decimal Tab codes to achieve an approximate page image.The 620C, 625C, 627C and 630C Memorywriters have EIA RS232C (Serial) interface connectors located at rear of the type writer. A dual male, ten foot modem cable is supplied. Maxi mum cable length is $0 feet. These Memorywriters equipped with communications options are compatible with a wide vari- ety of low and medium speed modems and acoustic couplers. Direct connection with another communicating device can be accomplished with the use of a modem eliminator. The Xerox 620C, 625C, 627C Memorywriter Communications Handbook and the 630C Communications Handbook contain detailed information in the following areas: = Installation Instructions Operation Instructions ‘Communication Option Definitions/Settings ASCII Control Codes ‘Memorywriter Point to Point Code Set and Control Code Definitions Modem, Acoustic Coupler and Direct Connection (Modem Eliminator) Information = Error Message Definitions = Characters Printed/Not Printed in Communications ‘Mode with Various Memorywriter Printwheels Features Communications 7 Bit ASCII code set (ANSI X3.$—1977) 8 Bit Memorywriter “Point to Point” code set Full or half duplex operation ‘Transmissions speeds of 110, 150, 300, 600, and 1200 baud. Interactive or Batch operation EIA RS232C, type D, female interface with 10 foot modem cable provided (male to male). Maximum cable length is 50 feet Parity generation/ checking; odd, even, mark or space. = Transmits 1 stare bit and 1, 1.5, or 2 stop bits. Receives either a 10-bit or 11-bit data frame. = Modem (data set) compability Low speed (up to 300 baud) ‘+ Bell 103JR or equivalent * Bell 212AR (low speed option) » Vadic 345% ‘Medium speed (up to 1200 baud) '* Bell 202C, 202D, or 202S or equivalent + Bell 212A (high Speed option) + Vadie 345% '= Escape sequences can be generated. = ASCII control codes provided (sce Table 1). © Interface Protocol: * DCI (X-ON) and DC3 (X-OFF) = Break (ATTN) key provided (1.5 second space) ‘= 256 character receive buffer = Answerback of up to 15 characters and 5 accents Printer = 98 character “drop-in"* daisy wheel printer. = Multiple typestyles available with standard typewriter or ASCII character sets = 10, 12 and 15 pitch horizontal spacing available in coumuu- nications mode. Proportional spacing is also available when the Memorywriter is used as typewriter. The printwheel selected determines the horizontal spacing = Vertical spacing is 6, 8 or 5.33 lines per inch depending on spacing selected in typewriter mode 15.2" paper capacity, 13.2” writing line (132 characters in 10 pitch, 198 characters in 15 pitch). 20 CPS printing speed (average), single direction only. Upper and lower case characters are available. Integral sound shield. Snap-in ribbon cartridge. Correctable and non-correctable ribbon, multi-strike ribbon and “lift-off” and “cover-up” correction ribbons. = Original plus 5 copies. Keyboard and Control Status Panel = Standard typewriter keyboard layout (45 key). ™ Office typewriter touch or keyboard “feel.”* = N-Key rollover. = ASCII Control Codes generated from standard typewriter keyboard. Mechanical Cartier Return Time—I Sec. Max. Vertical Paper Feed Speed—2.85 inches per second. Physical Dimensions Height 11.0 inches, width 25.0 inches Depth 21.5 inches Weight 48 Ibs. Power 115 VAC + 10% 60 Hz. £1% Uses a standard 15 ampere circuit.Additional Information Options Settings ‘The following settings can be selected in the Memorywriter display prior to transmitting or receiving: Option Selectable Alternative Setings Echo On o Off Caplock ‘On or OFF Line Control Character Carrier Return, Line Feed, or End of Text Block Line Control (On or OFF “Point to Point’ Code Set On or OFf Baud Rate 110, 150, 200, 300, 600 or 1200 Duplex Full or Half Parity Odd, Even, None, Zero, or One Auto Line Feed On or Off Stop Bits One, One and One Half, or Two Answer Back On or off Hard copy printing of all option settings can be requested from. the keyboard. Unattended or Auto Answer communication is not supported. Electrical Interface Signals ‘The electrical connection to the 620C, 625C, €27C or 630C Memorywriter is per EIA RS232-C, type D, female, available at the rear of the typewriter, The following signals are provided: Designation Pin No. Circuit Name Abbres. EIA” CCITT 1 Protective Ground AA 101 7 Signal Ground SG AB 102 2 Transmitted Data TXD BA 103 3 Reveived Daa KXD BB 104 4 Request o Send RTS CA 105 3 Clear to Send CIS CB 106 6 Data Set Ready DsR CC 107 20° Data Terminal Ready = DTR- = CD_—108 Received Line 8 Signal Detector pep cr 109 11 Printer Ready PTR GA) — 620C MEMORYWRITER KEYBOARD LAYOUT H 620 and 630C keycaps will be engraved with U.S. Standard symbols and not ASCII control codes and character locations. Locations of communications characters on 630C keyboard are identical to that shown above. _—_——_——————$S(Table D ASCII CODE CHART ates the ASCII Control Codes which cannot be generated by the 620C Memorywites, IndiASCII CONTROL CODES crave Code ACK CAN cR DEL. pei pea pe pea DLE EM ENQ BOT ESC ‘Transmit CODE + F CODE + G CODE + H for RVRSE CODE + X. CODE + M for RETURN, ERASE CODE CODE CODE DRe ‘CODE ‘CODE CODE CODE bate naw CODE + SHIFT 4 zo CODE + CODE + og CODE +L SHIFT +1 SHIFT 4 J CoE + or TAB CODE + cope CODE CODE CODE cope cope cope CODE SHIFT SHIFT RE ZEeN>ORG Receive ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Ignored, BELL. Causes the Memorywriter to sound an audible alarm once in the Interactive mode. BACK SPACE. Causes the Memorywriter to move the ear- riage one print position to the leit CANCEL. Ignored. If part of a control sequence, the en- tire sequence is discarded, ‘CARRIAGE RETURN. Causes the Memorytiter to move to the left margin and a line feed is also performed. DELETE. Ignored, DEVICE CONTROL 1. Resume transmission DEVICE CONTROL 2. Ignored, DEVICE CONTROL 3. Transmission of data will stop Within three characters. DEVICE CONTROL 4. Ignored. DATA LINK ESCAPE, Ignored. END OF MEDIUM. Ignored. ENQUIRE, gored. Answerbtck message transmitted if option is on. END OF TRANSMISSION. Ignored. ESCAPE. Allows the Memorywriter to initiate various fumetions described in Communications Handbook. END OF TEXT BLOCK. Ignored. END OF TEXT. Ignored. In Batch mode, the end of docu: rent has been received. FORM FEED. Causes the Memorywriter to execute a line feed in Interactive mode. In Batch mode it istranslated to a Stop code. FILE SEPARATOR. Ignored. GROUP SEPARATOR. Ignored. HORIZONTAL TAB, Causes the 610 Memorysriter to fexecute horizontal (ab, LINE FEED. Causes the Memorywriter to execute Ine feed unless immediately preceded by a carrier return, NEGATIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Ignore. VERTICAL TAB, Treated as single line fed. SHIFT IN, Ignored, START OF HEADING. Ignored. SUBSTITUTE. Treated as CAN, ‘SYNCHRONOUS IDLE. Ignored. START OF TEXT, Ignored SHIFT OUT. Ignored. UNIT SEPARATOR. Ignored. RECORD SEPARATOR. Ignored. XEROX Xerox Corporation Xerox Square Rochester ‘bot change witht woes XEROX" ine trseare of SFOX CORPORATION