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<H3>MISCELLANEOUS COMMANDS</H3>
MISCELLANEOUS COMMANDS AVAILABLE:
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 CO:Cursor Origin     CP:Cursor Placement   CZ:Cursor Clear
 RS:ReSet Display     SF:State Flicker      SS:State Set
 ZM:ZooM Display      ZZ:Remove All         ..:Command String
 M :Menu Mode on/off  X :eXit               @ :Command File
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<H4>CO</H4>
Cursor Origin sets the location of the origin on the display.
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<PRE>
 CO [n1,n2,n3]

 n1:      Meaning of coordinates              &lt;0&gt;
               0:  new absolute offset
               1:  add to existing offset
                   (relative)
               2:  set offset at current
                   cursor position.
 n2,n3:   Offset coordinates                  &lt;0,0&gt;
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Position (0,0) is the upper left corner of the display. The position
of the output of several commands can be shifted without resetting
absolute offsets.<p>
CO affects the output of the following commands:
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<PRE>
    IL IW IX GF GL GM GR GS CP
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<H4>CP</H4>
Cursor Placement enables and moves the cursor to an absolute
position on the display.
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<PRE>
 CP [n1,n2]

 n1,n2:   (x,y) cursor position            &lt;cursor position&gt;
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The current cursor position and pixel grey level values on all image
planes at this position are printed.
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<H4>CZ</H4>
Cursor Clear removes the cursor from view (disables the cursor).
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<PRE>
 CZ
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<H4>RS</H4>
Reset Display resets the display to its default state.
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<PRE>
 RS
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<H4>SF</H4>
State Flicker flickers the display between two set states.
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<PRE>
 SF [n1]

 n1:      Tenths of a second between switches &lt;5&gt;
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SS must have been struck twice before this command is issued, else
it is ignored. Hit any key to quit.
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<H4>SS</H4>
State Set remembers the current display state as one of 2
remembered. distinct display states. SS causes: S2 = S1; S1 =
current state.
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<PRE>
 SS
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<H4>ZM</H4>
Zoom Display zooms the display around the cursor. The zoom factor
must be a power of 2 between 0 and 32 inclusive. Otherwise, the
video display will flip between the two nearby valid zoom factors.
For example, if the video display is at a zoom factor of 4, a
&quot;zm6&quot; command will change the zoom factor to 8, a second &quot;zm6&quot;
command will change it back to 4 and so on. A zoom factor of 0 puts
the display in overview mode (on Unix workstations only).
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<PRE>
 ZM [n1]

 n1:      Zoom factor                         &lt;0&gt;
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<H4>ZZ</H4>
Remove All turns off (disables) all image and graphic planes.
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<PRE>
 ZZ
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<H4>..</H4>
Command String passes a command string directly to the video display
device.
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<PRE>
 ..n1

 n1:      Command to be passed to display     &lt;&gt;
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Currently implemented only for the EBBA display.
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<H4>X</H4>
Exit quits DCP.
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<PRE>
 X
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<H4>M</H4>
Menu Mode toggles the menu mode. If the menu mode is enabled, you
may enter a single-character command from the menu of functions or
enter a full DCP command line directly. Any input longer than one
character is assumed to be a full DCP command.
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<H4>@</H4>
Command File executes a DCP command file.
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<PRE>
 @n1

 n1:  The name of a command file to execute
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Command files contain any DCP commands that would normally be typed
at the keyboard. Commands are placed on separate lines, or they may
be combined on a single line separated by colons (:). This command
must be the last or only command on a line.
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