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The table below lists all positioning, visibility and display commands, including their arguments and detailed descriptions.

Table 4-7.Display Commands Descriptions

Command	Arguments	Description
OVerScan	<input #> [ON OFF]	Performs an automatic 2% enlargement on video
		inputs only. It has no effect on WSR values, and it
		applies to all video inputs for the specified channel.
		Overscan is useful in trimming out excess blanking
		in video signals, or “head switching” for VTR
		sources. Unlike WSR, when Overscan is turned on,
		the enlargement is automatic and constant even when
		switching between the various video input types.
		Default: OFF

PAN	<input #> [<i j m l>	Activates the pan function for the selected input.
	<repetition>]	Only a zoomed input can be panned. Controls are
		listed below:
		i = pan up	j = pan left
		m = pan down	l = pan right
		q = quit

POSition	<output #>	Activates the position utility, allowing you to move
	[<direction>	the specified input window around the specified
	<repetition>]	output. Controls are listed below:
		i = move up
		m = move down
		j = move left
		l = move right
		q = quit
		The direction and repetition arguments
		allow you to repeat a movement in one direction
		without repeatedly pressing the key. For example, to
		move output 1 to the left 20 times, type:
		POS 1 j 20
		The actual pixel or line increments that a window
		moves is determined by the Setrate command. In
		the above example, the window moves 400 pixels to
		the left (20 times the default rate of 20 pixels).
		Position affects the WDR value for the input.

ResetSourceRectangle	<input #>	Resets the source rectangle (WSR) to default value that
		is equal to the HACT and VACT measurements of the
		specified input signal. Note RSR “unzooms” a
		zoomed image.

SETRATE	<x-rate> <y-rate>	Determines the number of pixels (x-rate) or lines (y-
		rate) an output rectangle moves with the POSition
		command.
		Default: x = 20, y = 20

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Quadra User’s Guide

Quadra User's Guide specifications

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RGB Spectrum Quadra User's Guide manual Display Commands Descriptions Arguments, Pan

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Table 4-7.Display Commands Descriptions

Arguments

The direction and repetition arguments

SETRATE

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