RGB Spectrum Quadra User's Guide manual Wdr

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							Command Summary
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Table 4-7.Display Commands Descriptions(Continued)
Command	Arguments	Description
WindowDestinationRecta	<output #> [<x: -	Sets both the position and size of an input’s
ngle	1920...3840> <y: -	destination rectangle. The optional duration argument
	1440...2880> <width:	specifies the duration (in seconds) of a transition from
	0…1920> <height:	the current WDR parameters to the new WDR
	0...1440>] [duration:	parameters.
	0.1…128]	• The <x> and <y> arguments represent the
		monitor coordinates of the rectangle’s top
		left corner, but hardware limitations may
		cause the actual placement to differ slightly
		from that specified. (When you read WDR
		for any input, the numbers given accurately
		reflect the hardware state.)
		• The <width> and <height> arguments
		represent the pixel width and line height of
		the destination rectangle. width range is
		1…1920, height range is 1… 1440.
		The rectangle can be positioned and sized so that part
		of it is positioned off screen. WDR is limited to the
		output resolution of the Quadra (full screen display).
		Example: With an output host resolution of
		1024 x 768, set output 4 to full screen:
		>WDR 4 0 0 1024 768
		Example: Place a 100 pixel by 100 line video
		window at column 300, line 400 on the monitor
		for output 2:
		>WDR 2 300 400 100 100
		Example: Make a 5 second transition from the
		current WDR to a 600 pixel by 600 line window,
		starting at column 100, line 100 for output 1:
		>WDR	1	100	100	600	600 5
WINdowENable	<output # ALL>	Turns the specified input on or off. The WINEN ALL
	[<ON OFF> [duration:	command is used to turn all inputs on or off
	0.1 ... 128]]	simultaneously. Each input may be faded using the
		optional duration parameter (range 0.1 … 128.0
		seconds).
		Default: ALL ON

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