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Model CC-101 & CC-101-PRO
Number of Rows: Sets the number of Text Overlay rows to be shown
above and including the base row. It can be from 1 to 13 rows.
Base Row: Sets the location of the bottom row where new text is entered.
As you stream text, each Carriage Return will scroll data up above this
line.
Cursor Position: Within each row there are 32 standard character
positions (16 double wide). Character positions start with position 1 on
the left hand side of the row. Character 32 (16 double wide) is on the right
hand side of the row. The cursor position will specify where you want
your next character to be printed. Characters written past the right edge
of the screen will overwrite the last character on the screen.
Standard Character: Printable characters from Table 1 come in 2 sizes,
Standard and Double Wide. A Standard Character takes up the space of 1
of the 32 character positions in a row. You can mix Standard and
Doublewide characters in the same row.
Double Wide Character: A Double Wide Character will take the space of
2 of the 32 character positions in a row. You can mix Standard and
Doublewide characters in the same row.
Drop Shadow: When displaying Text Overlay Drop Shadow indicates
there will be a black shadow behind each character displayed.
Box: When displaying Text Overlay, Box indicates there will be a black
box behind each character typed to make the character more easily
readable. This is very much how CC is displayed.
Horizontal Position: This refers to the left/right position of the Text
Overlay rows. This will allow you better center the Text Overlay rows.
The value range for Position is 1 to 20. 1 is starting the left hand side of
the Text Overlay rows at the left edge of the screen and 20 is ending the
right hand side of the Text Overlay rows at the edge of right hand side of
the screen. ALL rows move to the same horizontal position.
Clear Row: This will delete the entire current row regardless of the
current cursor position.
Clear Page: This will clear all the rows of the Text Overlay and reposition
the cursor at row 1 Cursor Position 1.
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