GTCO 2500 Series - Users Guide 2/3 - Manual (Page 3)

2500 Series 3
Line Feed (<LF>)
LPmm, LPI
M
MSB, LSB
N
P
Space (<SP>)> in output data
format
Sx and Sy
T
T0
X or Y
Line Feed. In ASCII formats, it represents a literal line feed
command (HEX 0A) in the output. > in output format
Lines per millimeter; lines per inch.
Mode Status Character. In ASCII formats, M is a single
character representing the current operating mode.
Most significant bit; lease significant bit.
Near Proximity. In Binary formats, this bit is set when the
transducer is out of proximity.
Pen (Cursor) Status. In ASCII formats, a character reading
D when the stylus tip or any cursor button is depressed
and U when the stylus tip or all cursor buttons are up.
Space Character. In ASCII formats, <SP> represents a
literal space character command (HEX 20) in the output.
Any spaces in the following output format tables not
indicated by <SP> are for clarity only and are not part of
the tablet output data.
Sign Character or Bit. In ASCII formats, a “+” for positive
and a “-“ for negative. In binary formats, a 0 bit for
positive and a 1 bit for negative except for Formats 29 and
30 which use 0 for negative and 1 for positive.
Tablet Status. In ASCII formats, a single character reading
A. Included for CalComp 9100 compatibility.
Tablet Status. If the first character of the tablet status
characters is set to anything, but A, T0 will be equal to the
lower three bits of that ASCII character in formats 8, 15, 16
and 31. T0 will equal the lowest bit in formats 29 and 30.
Data Digit. In ASCII formats, a numeric character
representing coordinate data. The number of X or Y