Exploit Hermes 2000 Instruction Manual

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Table
of
Contents
Page
HelprI
Hints
....
.....A..
Inside
cover
The
Ribbon
Preface
and
Preliminaries
Changing
the
Colour
8
Preface2Stencils
..8
Opening
the
Carrying
Case...........2/3
ChOICe
Of
Ribbon
:nd
Spools
8
Unblocking
the
Machine
............2
Reversing
the
Ribon'
Closing
the
Carrying
Case...,.......2/3
ChangIng
the
RIbbon
9
Making
the
Machine
Ready
for
Use
Unlocking
and
Locking
the
Carriage
.......3AUtomat'c
TabUIator
10/11
Inserting
the
Paper
...
...
.....
3
a)
Setting
the
Stops
_.
10
b)
Clearing
Individual
Stops
10
General
Rules
c)ClearingallStops.............10
Graduated
Paper
Side
Guide.4
Pro
ressive
Brake
10
Adjusting
PositionofPaper
.
.
4
g
Hiding-rollers
Plate
(endofpage).4
Transparent
Card
Grips
and
Guide
Lines
.
S
_
.
Capital
Letters
(Shifting)
.5Ma'ntenance
and
CleanIng
Movement
Of
CerrIage
'
5
Do
not
take
Your
Machine
Apart
.
.....
..
12
Return
of
Carriage
S
__.
Space
Bar5MaIntenance
and
LubrIcatIon
.
12
Passage
from
one
Linetothe
Next.
5
CleanIng
the
Types
12
Location
of
Line
or
Letter
(Corrections,Additions)
6
Cleaning
the
Platen
-
12
Releasing
the
Platen
.
6
Cleaning
the
Machine
.
12
a)towrite
between
the
lines.6
b)towriteonruled
paper.
6
Intermediate
Table.6Serial
Numberofthe
Machine
12
Drawing
Lines
.
7
LightningMargins.7
Margin
Release
Key
(end
of
line)
and
Freeing
of
Operating
Parts
Jammed
Type
Bars..........
Touch
Regulator
7
Diagram
Inside
back
cover
Preface
and
Preliminaries
Preface
Thisisthe
HERMES
2000,aprecision
typewriter
that
easily
accessible
from
the
front.
This
makes
the
HERMES
2000
very
easytouse.
carefully,
all
the
same.
incorporates
all
the
very
latest
improvements.
All
levers
are
VlSIble
and
But
read
the
instructions
for
its
use
and
maintenance
Opening
the
carrying
Case
Place
the
case
flat
with
the
handle
before
you.Ifitislocked
turn
the
keytothe
right
andthen
remove
It.
Pressonthe
movihg
partofthe
lock
and
disengage
the
strap.
Raise
the
lidbythe
handle
pushing
it
backwards
untilItrests
on
the
table.
This
can
eaSily
be
removed.
.
The
base
canbeleftinits
placetowrite
butitwillbemore
comfortable
if
you
turntothe
rightorto
the
left
the
strap
fixedtoit.
However,
to
obtain
maximum
quietness
the
machine
should
be
taken
off
the
base
and
placed
onafelt.
To
do
this
lift
the
typewriter
in
the
front
and
draw
it
towards
you.
This
will
release
it
from
the
hook
at
the
rear
of
the
base
(see
also
page
3).
Unblocking
the
Machine
The
machineisdelivered
ready
for
use.
The
carriage
may,
however,
have
been
firmly
blocked
for
shipment
by
means
ofametal
rod
inserted
underneath
it
and
which
can
be
easily
removed
by
unscrewing
the
nut
labelled
Unscrew
this
nut...
”.
When
this
is
done
the
rod
canbewithdrawn
from
the
left-hand
side
of
the
machine.
For
shipment
to
distant
countries
wooden
blocks
are
used
for
this
purpose;
they
are
attached,
each
with
three
screws,tothe
sidesofthe
carriage.
To
remove
them,
place
the
machine
on
its
right
side
and
remove
the
screws
in
the
left-hand
block
(their
heads
are
visible
in
the
holes
pierced
through
it).
Then
turn
the
machine
on
its
left
side
and
repeat
the
operation.
Closing
the
Case
When
replacing
the
machineonits
base,
make
sure
that
the
hook
on
the
base
catches
in
the
plateatthe
rearofthe
machine.
The
four
rubber
feet
must
also
fit
exactly
into
the
corresponding
sockets
in
the
base.
Before
replacing
the
lid,
remember
to
centre
the
carriage
(see
following
paragraph)
and
lower
the
paper
support
(see
also
page
3).
Making
the
Machine
Ready
for
Use
3
Unlocking
and
Locking
(centering)
the
Carriage
a)Tounlock,
raise
Locking
Lever
(27)
and
move
Carriage
to
the
right
until
the
leverisreleased.
b)Tolockorcentre
the
Carriage,
raise
Locking
Lever
(27)
with
forefinger.
and
holditwhile
pressing
on
Carriage
Release
LeverAtthe
same
time
press
with
thumbonRight
Platen
Knob
(28)toslow
down
carriage
motion.
When
the
central
position
is
reached
the
carriage
will
lock
automatically.
Inserting
the
Paper
Before
inserting
a
sheet
of
paper,
raise
Paper
Support
(19)
and
unlock
the
carriage.
insert
the
paper
between
platen
and
paper
table
and
turn
Platen
KnobInorder
to
introduce
papers
under
the
best
conditions,
one
must
see
that
the
transparent
card
grips
(30)
are,atthe
momentofintroduction,
appliedtothe
greatest
surface
area
possible
and
that
the
rubber
rollers
(14
and
22)ofthe
ruled
paper
bail
(20)
are
sufficiently
near
each
other,
especially
whenitisaquestion
of
narrow
paperorpost
cards.
The
Paper
Support
(19)
prevents
the
paper,
when
approaching
the
bottom
of
the
sheet,
from
comingincontact
with
the
rearofthe
machineorthe
table.
To
avoid
tearingorcrumpling
if
there
are
many
sheets,
insert
the
notepaper,
carbon
paper
and
duplicate
sheets
with
the
aidofa
pieceoffolded
paperofa
certain
thickness,
as
showninthe
illustration.
This
also
helpstomaintain
all
the
sheetsatthe
same
height.
Opening
and
closing
of
the
case
Before
trying
to
lift
the
machine
from
its
base,whilst
proceed-
ingasindicated
on
page2,underOpening
the
carrying
case
”,
paragraph
2,
turn
the
two
fixing
arms
38illustration
shows
only
the
left
one——towards
the
outside
(direction
of
arrow)
to
bring
them
into
position
B”.
It is
only
then
that
you
will
be
able
to
separate
the
machine
from
its
base.
i‘V“AOnthe
other
hand,
whenitisaquestion
of
replacing
the
ma-
‘~
chineonthe
base,itwillbenecessarytomake
sure
beforehand
that
the
fixing
arms
are
in
position
B",
Le.
turned
out,then
the
machine
canbereplaced
on
its
base.
Finally,
the
fixing
arms
must
be
pushed
back
intoA
”,
in
order
‘L~
Atthat
the
lid
does
not
restonthe
arms
when
you
trytocloseitagain.
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