Roland DXY-1100, Command Reference Manual

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Paper size X Y
A 3(ISO) 0 ~ 16158 0 ~ 11040
A 4 (ISO)
0 ~ 11040 0 ~ 7721
B(ANSI)
0 ~ 16640 0 ~ 10365
A(ANSI)
0 ~ 10365 0 ~ 7962
EXPAND
0 ~ 17272 0 ~ 11880
Table IP-1 M axim um plotting area
Default values vary with drawing size.
Paper size P1x,P1y P2x,P2y
A3(ISO) 1
70,602 15370,10602
A4(ISO)
603,521
10603,7721
BIANSI)
522,259 15722,10259
A (ANSI)
250,596 10250.7796
Table IP-2 D efault values of P1, P2
EXPLANATION
The coordinates of P1 and P2 are specified in plotter coordinates. Therefore, the X and Y coor
dinates must be within the range shown in Table IP -1 in order to insure that P1 and P2 are within
the maximum plotting area.
The IP command without parameters sets P1 and P2 to the initial values shown in the Table IP-2
The IP command is used to set P1 and P2 to given values or reset them to the initial values. P1
and P2 (the scaling points) serve to determine the positional relationship between the plotter
coordinate system inherent in the plotter and the user coordinate system whose scale is provid
ed by the user. The user coordinate scale is specified by the SC command.
If the IP command is executed with P2x and P2y omitted, P2x and P2y are moved automatically
the same distance that P1x and P ly are moved- That is, the value P2x — P1x and P2y — P1y
become the same after execution of the IP command as before execution of the IP command.
However, if P1 is set so that P2 falls outside the plotting area, an error will occur and the value
will be ignored.
EXAMPLE
10 ' * * * IP C O M M A N D ** *
20 OPEN "LPTl:" AS #1
30 PRINT #1,"IN;SP1;PA0,0;"
40 PRINT #1,"IP0,0,2000,1000;"
50 PRINT #1,"SC0,100,0,100;"
60 PRINT #1,"EA100,100;"
70 PRINT #1,"SP0; "
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