Quantum Data 801GC, 801GF, 801GX manual Seq.Step Cyan 10

The Seq. Step primitive only appears if the image is used in a test sequence that has step number dis- play enabled. It draws the step number that the image is a part of. The primitive uses three (3) parameters. The first is the color. The next two parameters are X and Y coordinates for the location of the top left corner of the text box.

The following example draws a cyan step number box near the top left corner of the screen:

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The “Insert,” “Delete” and “Move” buttons are used to modify the drawing list. These buttons only work when a step number is selected. The “Insert” button puts a blank step at the selected position. All steps below the insertion point are moved down. The “Delete” button removes the selected step. All steps below the deleted step move up. Pressing the “Move” button lets you move the selected step to another position in the list. The step is moved by rotating the top knob. Pressing the “Move” button a second time will leave the step in the new position.

You can test your image at any time by pressing and holding down the “Draw” button. Releasing the button will change the display back to the editor screen.

Pressing the “Save” button shows a window with the name that will be used to save the image file to non-volatile memory. The original file name is shown. Saving back to the same file name will overwrite the original contents. If you wish to keep the origi- nal version of your custom image, you need to change the name in the window using the bottom knob and buttons. Saving a new image file does not automati- cally add it to the Image list.

Pressing the “Exit” button leaves the custom image editor and returns the 801G* to normal operation. If there are an unsaved changes, you will be asked if you wish to save your work prior to exiting.

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