Quantum Data 801GC, 801GF, 801GX Fmtj, ForMaT Justify, Fmtk, ForMaT Kill from memory by name, 121

FMTJ	ForMaT Justify
Classification:	Format editor control
Command Syntax:	FMTJ
Query Syntax:	None
Description:	The FMTJ command corrects some types of timing errors for
	the current data in the format buffer. The following errors are
	corrected:
	Pixel Rate errors 2071 and 2072
	Video Memory Size error 2550
	Horizontal Blanking errors 2140, 2141, 2150 and 2155
	Horizontal Total errors 2090 and 2091
	Horizontal Sync Pulse Width errors 2181 and 2201
	Vertical Resolution error 2321
	The justification routine tries to keep the format close to
	your original specifications. However, the format should be
	reviewed after it is justified to make sure it still meets your
	timing requirements.

Other Required Cmds: The FMTU command instructs the generator to use the new settings. The ALLU command updates hardware to the new settings and redraws the test image. The FMTG? query can be

	used to see if any errors remain.
Example:	F M T J
	F M T U / / U p d a t e h a r d w a r e t o c u r r e n t
	/ / b u f f e r c o n t e n t s
FMTK	ForMaT Kill from memory by name
Classification:	Format memory management
Command Syntax:	FMTK <name>
Limits:	<name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
	(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Syntax:	FMTK? <name>
Limits:	<name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
	(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Response:	0 or <location>
Description:	The FMTK command erases the named format from memory.
	The FMTK? query checks to see if the named format can be
	erased. The RAM location number is returned if it can be erased.
	Otherwise, a zero is returned.
Other Required Cmds:	None
Example:	F M T K m y _ f m t 1 / / E r a s e f o r m a t c a l l e d
	/ / m y _ f m t 1

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