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(2) Press
ESC W
and small graphic elements are displayed on the whole screen.
(3) Put the light pen vertically against the screen and move it up and down or right and
left while keeping
[ LP ] key on the keyboard pressed. Every dot or element
touched by the light pen is changed as XXX
→
XXX . If it is not changed, intensify
the brightness of the monitor T.V.
(4) If the dot touched by the light pen does not change, press
ESC C
. Every time
the key is pressed, the dot shifts to the right by one.
(5) Press ESC C a few times until the dot correctly identifies the touched one. If
the dot is on the right of the touched one, press ESC C until the dot comes to
the left of the touched one.
(6) Press
ESC P
to invert the screen. Put the light pen against the screen while
keeping [ LP ] key pressed again and the dot is to disappear.
(7) Re-press ESC W and return the screen to the state in (2). Repeat the procedures
of (5) and (6) until the dot is corrected on the point of the light pen. Once it is cor-
rected, no more modification is necessary.
7-2-2 How to Send Graphic Patterns
(1) Press ESC W to display cursors on the screen. With [ LP ] pressed, draw graphic
patterns on the screen with the light pen.
(2) Press
ESC P
to reverse the screen. In this state you can ma a modification on
the screen by putting the light pen against the screen while keeping
[
LP
]
key
pressed.
(3) Press ESC O and the patterns on the screen will be transmitted. The transmis-
sion is done in order.
(4) To stop the transmission any time, press
SHIFT
|
SPACE
.
(5) To clear the transmitting screen, press ESC W .
NOTE: The graphic function is not used in CW (MORSE) mode. Displayed pattern
will only re-displayed on another Θ-9000E also set in the graphic mode.
7-2-3 How to Switch in the Screen Mode
In the Graphic Mode, press either of !
·
1 , "
·
2 , #
·
3 after pressing ESC H and the
screen mode is switched as shown in Table 11. For scrolling the screen up or down, press
DOWN
·
UP
or
SHIFT
|
DOWN
·
UP
(refer to 2-4-2 Fig. 4).
Key Screen Mode
!
·
1
Standard Screen Mode
"
·
2
Graphic Receive Screen Mode
#
·
3
Graphic Transmit Screen Mode
Table 11