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Media Pro 4000 Brief				Date: May 4th 1999

File:	MP4000_Display_Commands_BR050499.txt
Module:	MP4000			
Title:	Display Statements Used in Media Pro Cues
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1)	Display Statements

	a) Display "string"; 

		1) Display the text in-between the "quotes".

		2) Display ""; clears the current line.


	b) Display "string" Row 0 Column 0;
	
		1) Displays the text in-between the "quotes" on row 0
		 starting at column 0.

		2) The range for row and column is limited by the VT-52
		 emulator the display command is sent to.
		
			a) Typically the display on the ICM cue edit
			 dialog in the MP4000 software, or the Hand
			 Held Maintenance Terminal. 
			 (Rows 0 through 3, Columns 0 through 19)
				
		3) Display "" Row 0 Column 0; clears line 0..


	c) Variables, Input Channels, and Output Channels can be put
	 in the display string.

		1) Variables use %d###.bb, %d###, %D###, %h###, %H###,
		 %t###, %T###.

			a) Where ### is the Variable Number (0-511)

			b) Where d & D stand for Decimal Format

				1) d & D are equivalent

				2) d & D will display the value
				 less than 65535 in decimal format.

			c) Where h & H stand for Hexadecimal Format

				1) h will display the value in 16 bit
				 hexadecimal format (0000-FFFF).

				2) H will display the value in 32 bit
				 hexadecimal format (00000000-FFFFFFFF).

			d) Where t & T stand for Timecode Format

				1) t & T are equivalent

				2) t & T will display the value in 
				 Time Code Format hh:mm:ss.ff,
				 for values less than 24:00:00.00.

			e) Where bb is a specific bit (0-31) of the
			 Variable
			
			f) Example Display "%H123";  Would display
			 Variable Number 123's value in Hexadecimal.

			g) Example Display "%D123.31";  Would display
			 Variable Number 123, bit 31's value as 0 or 1.


		2) Input Channels use %id####.bb, %id####, %iD####,
		 %ih####, %iH####, or %Id####.bb, %Id####, %ID####,
		 %Ih####, %IH####.

			a) Where #### is the Input Channel (0-1023)

			b) Where d & D stand for Decimal Format

				1) d & D are equivalent

				2) d & D will display the value
				 less than 65535 in decimal format.

			c) Where h & H stand for Hexadecimal Format

				1) h will display the value in 16 bit
				 hexadecimal format (0000-FFFF).

				2) H will display the value in 32 bit
				 hexadecimal format (00000000-FFFFFFFF).

			d) Where bb is a specific bit (0-7) of the Input
			 Channel

			f) Example Display "%iH123";  Would display
			 Input Channel 123's value in Hexadecimal .

			g) Example Display "%iD123.7";  Would display
			 Input Channel 123, bit 7's value as 0 or 1.


		3) Output Channels use %od####.bb, %od####, %oD####,
		 %oh####, %oH####, or %Od####.bb, %Od####, %OD####,
		 %Oh####, %OH####.

			a) Where #### is the Output Channel (0-1023)

			b) Where d & D stand for Decimal Format

				1) d & D are equivalent

				2) d & D will display the value
				 less than 65535 in decimal format.

			c) Where h & H stand for Hexadecimal Format

				1) h will display the value in 16 bit
				 hexadecimal format (0000-FFFF).

				2) H will display the value in 32 bit
				 hexadecimal format (00000000-FFFFFFFF).

			d) Where bb is a specific bit (0-7) of the Output
			 Channel

			f) Example Display "%oH123";  Would display
			 Output Channel 123's value in Hexadecimal .

			g) Example Display "%oD123.7";  Would display
			 Output Channel 123, bit 7's value as 0 or 1.


	c) Examples

		1) Hours running in time code display.

			a) Display "" Row 0 Column 0;

			b) Display "" Row 1 Column 0;

			c) Display "Hrs Running" Row 0 Column 0;

			d) Display "%T123" Row 1 Column 0;

			e) The above statements will clear rows 0,
			 and 1, then Display Hrs Running on Row 0,
			 and the value in variable 123 in Timecode
			 format on row 1.

			f) Where Variable 123's Value is 2,591,999.

			g) looks like:		Hrs Running
						23:59:59.29

		2) Output channels

			a) Display "ch12:%oD12, ch13:%oD13";
 
			b) Where channels 12 and 13 are 255 decimal.

			c) looks like:		ch12:255, ch13:255


		3) Input Channel Bits

			a) Display "ch800:%id800.2%id800.1%id800.0";

			b) Where channel 800 has bits 0, and 2 on,
			 and bit 1 off.

			c) looks like:		ch800:101

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