Tektronix 4663 User manual

TEKOPERATORS
MANUAL
First Printing JAN 1982
Revised SEP 1982
Part No. 070-3807-00
Product Group 12
4663
INTERACTIVE
DIGITAL PLOTTER
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I WARNING'
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and if not installed and used
in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause interference
to radio
communications. It has been tested to comply with the limits for
Class Acomputing devices pursuant to Subpart Jor Part
15 of FCC
Rules, which are designed
to provide reasonable protection against
such interference when operated
in acommercial environment.
Operation of this equipment
in aresidential area is likely to cause
interference in which case the users at thier own expense will be
required
to take whatever measures may be required to correct the
interference.
Copyright () 1982 by Tektronix, Inc., Beaverton, Oregon. Printed in
the United States of America. All rights reserved. Contents of this
publication may not be reproduced
in any form without permission
of Tektronix, Inc.
This instrument,
in whole or in part, may be protected by one or
more U.S. or foreign patents or patent applications. Information
provided upon request by Tektronix, Inc., PO. Box 500, Beaverton,
Oregon 97077
TEKTRONIX is aregistered trademark of Tektronix, Inc.

MANUAL REVISION STATUS
PRODUCT: 4663 and 46635 Interactive Digital Plotters
This manual supports the following versions of this product: Serial Numbers 8060100 and up.
REV DATE
DESCRIPTION
JAN 1982
Original Issue. This manual and the 4663 Programmer's Reference Manual (070-3806-00)
replace the original
4663 Operator's Manual (070-2670-00). This manual also replaces an
October 1981 preliminary version (061·2637-00).
JUL1982
Revised:
page 1-1.
SEP 1982
Revised: pages 4-6 and C-1 .
4663 OPERATOR'S REV, SEP 1982

Section 1
Section 2
4663 OPERATOR'S
CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION Page
About This Manual 1-1
Related Documentation
'" 1-1
Major Features of the
4663 Interactive Digital Plotter 1-2
Options to the 4663 Plotter 1-2
Standard Accessories 1 -3
Optional Accessories 1-3
GETTING STARTED
Introduction to the Plotter 2-2
Operator's Installation Check 2-4
Procedure 2-4
Using the Parameter Entry Card
2-6
Installing Media and Pens 2-8
Loading Sheet Media 2-8
Pen Installation 2-9
Run Self-Test 2-10
Using the Front Panel Controls 2-12
Operator's Check Procedure 2-12
Front Panel Operations Index 2-13
Check Procedure 2-13
Lower a Pen to the Paper and Exercise the
Joystick 2-1 3
Change the
Pen Selection " 2-13
Locate the Upper-Right Corner of the Page 2-14
Locate the Upper-Right Corner of the Viewport. 2-14
Select the Mark Viewport Function 2-14
Select the Outline Viewport Function 2-14
Select aDifferent Page Size 2-15
Select aNew Page Orientation 2-1 5
Change the Parameter Entry Card
2-1 5
Set aNew Viewport
2-15
Change the Paper in Sheet Mode '" 2-16
Change the Paper in Roll Mode 2-16
Reposition the Page " " 2-16
Define aPage Size 2-17
Make Mirror-Image or Upside-Down Plots 2-18
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Section 3CONTROLS AND INDICATORS Page
Introduction 3-1
Power Switch 3-2
Positioning Control (Joystick) 3-2
Pen Controls 3-2
Control Matrix 3-3
Operating the Interface Switches 3-3
Interface Switches -Serial Installations 3-3
Interface Switches -GPIB Installations 3-5
Operating the SHIFT and FUNCTION Switches 3-6
RESET Switch Indications and Functions .. , 3-8
Reset Light Indications 3-8
Error Reset Function 3-8
Data Reset Function 3-8
Initialize Function. ........................ .. . 3-9
MEDIA Switch Indications and Functions 3-10
Media Light Indications 3-10
Media Change Function.. . 3-10
Manual Motion Function 3-11
Form Length Function 3-11
PLOT CONTROL Switch Indications and Functions 3-12
Plot Control Light Indications 3-12
Pause Function 3-12
Outline Viewport Function 3-12
Mark Viewport Function 3-13
LOWER LEFT and UPPER RIGHT Switches, Indications,
and Functions
3-13
LOWER LEFT and UPPER RIGHT Switch
Indications ,
3-13
Locate Functions 3-13
Set Page Function (Repositioning the Page) 3-14
Set Page Function (Setting Page Size) 3-14
Set Viewport Lower Left and Upper Right
Functions
3-15
POINT Switch Indications and Functions
(Digitization)
3-16
Point Light Indications 3-16
POINT Switch Functions 3-16
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4663 OPERATOR'S
Section 3(conI) Page
Parameter Entry Module " 3-17
Major Parts of the Parameter Entry Module 3-17
Operating the Parameter Entry Card 3-18
Parameter Entry Card Line Descriptions 3-18
Parameter Setup Select Line 3-20
Media Group 3-20
Media Form Line 3-21
Initial Page Size Line 3-21
Initial Page Format Line 3-22
Page Orientation Line 3-23
Initial Aspect Ratio Line 3-23
Initial Axis Orientation Line 3-23
Line Quality Line 3-25
Pen Group 3-26
Pen Parameter Access Line 3-26
Pen Type Line 3-26
Pen Pressure Line 3-26
Pen Velocity Limit Line 3-26
Alpha Character Quality Line 3-27
Interface Select Line 3-28
Initial Command/Response Format Line 3-28
GPIB Group 3-30
GPIB Device Address Line 3-30
Interface Mode Line 3-30
Interface Functions Line 3-30
Serial Interface Group 3-30
Serial Device Address Line 3-31
Receive Baud Rate Line 3-31
Transmit Baud Rate Line 3-31
Transmit Baud Rate Limit Line 3-31
Character Format Line 3-31
Receive ParitylTransmit Parity Line
3-32
Communications Control Mode Line 3-32
DC1 /DC3 Control Line 3-32
Interface Functions Line 3-33
Attention Character Line 3-33
Output Terminator Line 3-33
Error Data Line 3-34
Execute Self Test Line 3-35
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v
Section 4
Section 5
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D
PENS AND
MEDIA Page
Pen Types 4-2
Standard Fiber-Tip Pens 4-2
Permanent-Ink Fiber-Tip Pens 4-2
Plastic Hard-Tip Pens 4-3
Wet-Ink Pens 4-3
Inks for Wet-Ink Pens 4-3
Media Types 4-3
Loading Sheet Media 4-4
Using Roll Media , .. 4-4
Advancing Roll Media 4-4
Using the Paper-Tear Bar 4-6
Replacing Roll Media 4-6
Pen Installation 4-7
Parameter Entry Card Pen Group Settings 4-8
Sheet Mode Pen Installation Procedure 4-8
Roll Mode Pen Installation Procedure 4-9
Pen Pressure Adjustments 4-9
Line Quality Considerations 4-10
Selection Guide 4-10
Pen Maintenance. . 4-12
Storing Pens. .. . 4-12
Checking Tips for Wear , 4-12
Cleaning Wet-Ink Pens 4-12
Filling Wet-Ink Pens 4-15
Starting Wet-Ink Pen Flow 4-16
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the Platen and the Case 5-1
Paper-Drive Mechanism Adjustments 5-2
Paper Width Adjustment. 5-2
Lateral Paper-Drive Mechanism Adjustment 5-3
Firmware Version and Memory Status Information 5-3
CHARACTERISTICS
DEFAULT PAGE, VIEWPORT, AND WINDOW COORDINATES
ERROR TYPES
GLOSSARY
INDEX
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Figure
ILLUSTRATIONS
Description Page
4663
OPERATOR'S
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2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2-7
2-8
2-9
3-1
3-2
3-3
3-4
3-5
3-6
3-7
3-8
3-9
3-10
3-11
3-12
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4-2
4-3
4-4
4-5
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A-2
A-3
The
4663 Interactive Digital Plotter viii
Introduction to the Plotter
2-3
Interface Cable Connections 2-5
Parameter Entry Card Setups 2-7
Positioning Media on the Platen 2-8
Installing a Pen 2-9
Test Pattern Drawn by Self-Test Feature 2-11
Front Panel Switches
2-12
Page Positioning 2-17
Mirror, Upside-Down Mirror, and Upside-Down Image Plots 2-19
Front Panel Controls and Indicators 3-1
Control Matrix
3-3
INTERFACE Switch Selections for the Serial Interface 3-4
INTERFACE Switch Selections for the GPIB Interface 3-5
SHIFT and FUNCTION Switches 3-6
Parameter Entry Module 3-17
Parameter Entry Card 3-19
Page Orientation (for C-Size Drafting) 3-22
Viewports for Different Initial Aspect Ratios 3-24
Axis Orientations 3-25
NORMAL and ENHANCED Characters 3-27
Test Pattern Produced by Self Test Feature 3-35
4663 Pens 4-2
Positioning Media on the 4663 Platen 4-5
Using the Paper-Tear Bar 4-6
Replacing Roll Media 4-6
The 4663 Pen Carriage 4-7
Removing 4663 Pen From the Pen Holder 4-8
Installing 4663 Pen Into the Pen Holder 4-8
PRESSURE OVERRIDE Adjustments 4-9
Good and Worn Wet-Ink Pen Tips 4-13
Dissassembling the 4663 Wet-Ink Pen 4-13
Using the Pressure/Suction Bulb to Clean Pens 4-14
Using the Ultrasonic Tank to Clean Pen Tips 4-14
Conserving Cleaning Fluid " 4-14
Removing the Wet-Ink Pen Locking Nut , , 4-15
Removing Excess Ink From the Wet-Ink Pen 4-15
Filling the Ink Cartridge 4-15
Starting Ink Flow by Tapping 4-16
Starting Ink Flow with the Pressure/Suction Bulb , .. 4-16
Paper Width Adjustment. 5-2
Lateral Paper-Drive Mechanism Adjustment 5-3
Page Orientation A-4
English Media Size, Page Size, and Margin Dimensions A-5
Metric Media Size, Page Size, and Margin Dimensions A-6
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Table
TABLES
Description Page
3-1
3-2
3-3
3-4
4-1
A-1
A-2
A-3
A-4
A-5
C-1
C-2
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Default Pen Pressure and Pen Velocity 3-26
Interface Select Line Definitions 3-28
Command/Response Formats -Serial. 3-29
Command/Response Formats -GPIB 3-29
Selection Guide '" '" .4-11
Physical Characteristics
A-1
Power Requirements A-1
Environmental Specifications A-1
Performance Specifications A-2
Page Sizes A-3
Nonfatal Error Types
C-1
Fatal Error Types C-2
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Figure 1 -1. The 4663 Interactive Digital Plotter.
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Section 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual provides general information and operat-
ing instructions for the TEKTRONIX 4663 and 4663S
Interactive Digital Plotters.
NOTE
The
4663S Interactive Digital Plotter provides the
following standard features (optional with the
4663):
•GPIB Interface
• Circular interpolation and programmable macros
• Downloadable characters and math character set
• Added parameters storage
The first three features are described in the 4663
Interactive Plotter Programmer's Reference
Manual, while a
description of the added parame-
ters storage is found under "Parameter Setup
Select Line" (Parameter Entry Module) in Section
3 of this manual.
Section 1, General Information, introduces the major
features of the Plotter and lists the available options
and accessories.
Section
2, Getting Started, presents five topics de-
signed to guide the operator through the series of
operations required to prepare the Plotter for plotting.
Much of the information in this section is tutorial; you
will be told exactly what to do to perform agiven task.
The last major topic
in this section, Using the Front
Panel Controls, provides step-by-step instructions for
many of the jobs the operator can perform. It may be
helpful for the first-time operator to perform each
operation as atraining exercise.
Section 3, Controls and Indicators, includes detailed
information about the function of the Plotter's front
panel switches and indicators. This section provides
additional technical information not included
in
Section 2.
Section 4, Pens and Media, describes all aspects of the
Plotter pens and media,
including pen types, media
types, instructions for loading media, pen installation,
selection, and pen maintenance.
Section
5, Maintenance, includes instrument cleaning
instructions and adjustments the operator can perform.
RELATED DOCUMENTATION
In addition to this Operator's Manual, the following
manuals support the TEKTRONIX 4663 Interactive
Digital Plotter:
• 4663 Interactive Digital Plotter Programmer's Refer-
ence Manual
• 4663 Interactive Digital Plotter Reference Guide
• 4663 Interactive Digital Plotter Service Manual (two
volumes)
The
4663 is compatible with two of the most popular
and complete graphics libraries available: the
TEKTRONIX PLOT 10 and PLOT 50 software pack-
ages. The 4663 matches its abilities to this software to
provide an easy method of reproducing these pro-
grams' vast graphics possibilities.
C./o..y Arc.hQ.r
4663 OPERATOR'S
REV, JUL 1982
1-1

GENERAL INFORMATION
MAJOR FEATURES OF THE 4663 INTERACTIVE DIGITAL PLOTTER
The 4663 is aC-size (metric size A2) flatbed interac-
tive digital plotter. It can handle up to 17x22 inch
(432x569 mm) sheet media and, with the Media
Advance option,
18-inch wide roll media. The 4663
Plotter can plot on paper or film with fiber-tip, plastic
hard-tip, or wet-ink pens.
Compatibility
exists in nearly all environments. RS-
232-C full duplex comes standard; aGPIB interface is
optional. The
4663 supports TEKTRONIX PLOT 10 and
PLOT 50
Graphic Software.
The
4663 produces all 94 printable ASCII characters.
Characters can be scaled, slanted, rotated, and
cen-
tered. Ten character fonts come standard with the
4663 and others are offered as options.
The
4663 also includes aPositioning Control (Joystick)
for digitizing operations, pen carriage positioning, and
media advancement (the latter requires
the Media
Advance option). A
crosshair CL.rsor is located on the
pen carriage.
AParameter Entry Card allows easy selection of
operating parameters. This
feature allows the user to
select parameters such as baud rate, pen type, pen
pressure, pen velocity limit,
aspect ratio, Page size, and
others. The Plotter
includes abattery so these
parameters can be stored up to approximately 90 days
(45 days with Option 37 installed) without power.
Option 37 allows three additional parameter sets to be
stored and retrieved so that
up to four users can
configure the Plotter to their individual requirements by
pressing asingle retrieval switch.
OPTIONS TO THE 4663 PLOTTER
The following describes the options available for the
4663 Interactive Digital Plotter.
Option 01 GPIB Interface -provides communications
with GPIB instruments, such as the TEKTRONIX 4050
Series Controllers, while maintaining the standard RS-
232-C interface capability.
Option 04 GPIB Interface Only -replaces the standard
RS-232-C interface with aGPIB interface to permit
communications with GPIB instruments. Option
04
cannot be configured with Options 01 or 30.
Option 30 RS-232-C Interface to TEKTRONIX 4081 -
permits the Plotter to communicate with the TEKTRON-
IX 4081
Graphic System.
Option 31 Circular Interpolation and Programmable
Macros -permits the Plotter to
draw arcs and circles
and to save and then recall macros (series of MOVEs,
DRAWs, PRINTs, or other Plotter commands).
1-2
Option 32 Downloadable Characters and Math
Character
Set -provides Greek and math character
sets, and allows auser to add, modify, or define
characters or sets of characters.
Option 36 Media Advance -permits the Plotter to be
equipped with roll media
in addition to the standard
sheet media. With roll media
installed and activated on
the Parameter Entry Card, program control of the media
advance allows mUltiple plots to be
produced without
requiring operator intervention.
Option 37 Added Parameters Storage - allows three
additional
sets of Parameter Entry Card setups to be
saved and later recalled. With
this option installed, up
to
four users can configure the Plotter to their individu-
al requirements by pressing asingle switch.
Option 48 220 Volt Operation -operates the 4663
with a 220 V, 50 Hz line source.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
STANDARD ACCESSORIES
The following accessories are shipped with the 4663
Plotter.
Power Cord
RS-232-C 15 ft. cable (standard
with basic unit only)
GPIB
ifF Cable, 6.5 ft. (2 meter)
(standard with Options
01 and 04)
1
61-0066-00
012-0829-00
01 2-0630-03
Pen -fiber tip, pkg. of 3
Black
Red
Blue
Green
Paper -sheet, blank, white,
432x559 mm (17x22 in), box of 100
sheets
016-0414-00
016-0415-00
016-041 6-00
016-0417 -00
006-31 50-00
4663 Interactive Digital Plotter Op-
erator's Manual
4663 Interactive Digital Plotter Pro-
grammer's Manual
070-3807 -00
070-3806-00
Paper -roll, blank, 18 in x 200 ft
(standard with Option
36 only), 2
rolls/box
Computer Graphics Supplies Catalog
006-2837-00
11AX-4761
4663 Interactive Digital Plotter Ref-
erence Guide
070-2828-01
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
These accessories can be ordered from Tektronix, Inc ..
NOTE
Pens listed for use on the 4663 Plotter can also
be used on
4662 Option 31 Plotters.
4663 Interactive Digital Plotter Ser-
vice Manual Vol. I
070-2669-00
Transparency Kit
Dust Cover -soft vinyl
Pens -fiber tip for paper, pkg. of
nine pens, all colors included
Pens -fiber tip for film (water
soluble), pkg. of nine pens, all col-
ors included
020-0595-00
200-2392-00
016-0687 -00
016-0688-00
(cont)
016-0682-00
016-0683-00
016-0684-00
016-0685-00
01 6-0686-00
016-0414-00
016-0415-00
016-0416-00
016-0417-00
Pens -fiber tip for paper, pkg. of 3
Brown
Orange
Yellow
Purple
Magenta
Black
Red
Blue
Green
006-2836-00
070-3453-00
006-3473-00
006-2837 -00
Media
Paper -sheet, blank, Vellum
432x559 mm (17x22 in), 100
sheetslbox
Roll Paper -blank, 457 mm x 61
meters (18 in x 200 tt), 2rolls/box,
C-size after tear off
Roll Paper -blank, 457
mm x 61
meters (18 in x 290 ftl, 2rolls/box,
metric size A2 after tear off
Film -Antistat, Polyester,
432x559 006-2835-00
mm (17x22 in), 100 sheets/box
Plotter Film -Preframed,
100 006-3309-00
sheets/box
4663 Interactive Digital Plotter Ser-
vice Manual Vol.
II
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GENERAL INFORMATION
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
(cont)
Pens -fiber tip for film (permanent),
pkg. of 3
Black
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Magenta
Purple
Pens -hard tip for paper, pkg. of 3
Black
Red
Green
Blue
Wet-Ink
Pen Assembly
Point size PL3 -
(.01 ",0.3 mm dia.)
Point size PL5 -
(.02",0.5 mm dia.)
Point size PL8 -
(.03",0.8 mm dia.)
Replacement Tips
Wet-Ink Tip -PL3 -
(.01 ",0.3
mm dia.)
Wet-Ink Tip -PL5 - (.02",0.5
mm dia.)
Wet-Ink Tip -PL8 -(.03", 0.8
mm dia.)
016-0418-00
016-0418-01
016-0418-02
016-0418-03
016-0418-04
01 6-0418-05
016-0418-06
016-0418-07
016-0418-08
016-0668-00
016-0668-01
016-0668-02
016-0668-03
016-0444-01
016-0442-01
016-0443-01
214-2706-00
214-2706-01
214-2706-02
Pen Replacement Part Kit, contains:
1cap, 1body section, 2plain
nuts, and 6ink cartridges
Extra Ink Cartridges
(1 ea.)
Ink -for wet-ink pens, 3/4 ounce,
squeeze bottle
For paper:
Black
Forfilm:
Black
Red
Blue
Green
Brown
Solvent, Ethyl Alcohol (4
oz)
Cleaning and Maintenance Systems
Cleaning Tank, Ultrasonic
(1 ea)
Cleaning Fluid,
3069 Ultrasonic
(8 oz)
Cleaning Fluid, 3068 with Strainer
(5.2 oz)
Pressure/Suction Cleaning Bulb
(1 ea)
Magnifying Instrument, 3095 PMG
(1 ea)
Humidifier,
Pen Storage 746-700
(1 ea)
006-2968-01
016-0649-00
016-0428-00
016-0427-00
016-0426-00
016-0425-00
016-0424-00
016-0423-00
006-3380-00
002-1555-00
002-1556-00
002-0920-01
002-1 560-00
002-1 558-00
002-1559-00
1-4
For acomplete listing and description of all Tektronix
Plotter supplies, please request acopy of the current
Computer Graphics Supplies Catalog from the nearest
Tektronix, Inc. office.
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Section 2
GETTING STARTED
This section provides the information needed to pre-
pare the Plotter and the operator to begin plotting as
soon as possible. The following topics are covered:
• Introduction to the Plotter -provides a quick
orientation to the Plotter's controls, indicators, and
basic terminology.
•Operator's Installation Check -allows the operator
to easily verify that the Plotter is correctly installed.
It includes references to detailed information locat-
ed in other parts of this manual or in the 4663
Service Manual.
4663 OPERATOR'S
•Using the Parameter Entry Card -describes the
selections to make
on the Parameter Entry Card for
general plotting. Selections are indicated for both
Serial and GPIB interface applications.
• Installing Pens and Media.
•Run Self-Test -verifies that the Plotter's electrical
and mechanical components are functioning proper-
ly.
•Using the Front Panel Controls -gives step-by-step
instructions on use of the front panel controls to
perform many of the basic Plotter functions. These
instructions should be very helpful to the person
using the Plotter for the
first time.
2-1

GETTING 5T ARTED
INTRODUCTION TO THE PLOTTER
Figure 2-1 and the following text provide a quick
overview of the Plotter's controls and indicators.
Additional information about the controls and
indica-
tors is included in Section 3.
~
Before turning the POWER switch on, make sure
the Plotter is clear
of all materials. The pen
carriage moves
to the upper-right corner 5to 10
seconds after
power is applied.
•POWER switch -The Power switch is used to turr:
the Plotter
on and off.
•Control Matrix -The cluster of switches at the
center
of the front panel used to control many of the
Plotter functions. The Control Matrix includes two
SHIFT switches, two INTERFACE switches, six
FUNCTION switches, and the indicators within these
switches.
•SHIFT 1and SHIFT 2 - These two switches are
used to select one of the available functions of a
FUNCTION switch. SHIFT 1
is the lower switch;
SHIFT 2is the upper switch.
•INTERFACE switches -These two switches are
used to establish the correct interface hardware
configuration to allow communications with the
other system devices.
•FUNCTION switches -These six switches, used
in
conjunction with the SHIFT switches, allow selection
of avariety of Plotter operations.
•Switch names -The top row of labels indicate the
names of the switches. The other rows of labels
indicate the operations performed
by the switches.
2-2
• Pen Control switches -This group of switches is
used to select the active pen, to adjust the pen
pressure
on the media, and to manually raise or
lower the active pen.
•Positioning Control (Joystick) -The
Joystick con-
trols the position of the pen carriage, advances the
media if the Media Advance Option is installed, and
is used during digitizing operations.
•Parameter Entry Module -The Parameter Entry
Module includes the INIT light, lighted switches, and
the Parameter Entry Card.
•Parameter Entry Card -The Parameter Entry Card
serves as adirectory of the Plotter's operating
parameters.
•Lighted switches -The
switches on the Parameter
Entry Module select the desired parameters; the
lights indicate the active selections.
•INIT light -This light,
on the Parameter Entry
Module, signals the operator to fully insert the
Parameter Entry Card before examining
or changing
parameter selections.
•
Pen carriage -The pen carriage carries the pens
about the plotting area.
•
Pen holders -The two pen holders accept avariety
of pen types and colors. The holder nearer the front
panel holds
PEN 1; the other holds PEN 2.
•Crosshair cursor -This small plastic crosshair
device, mounted
on the pen carriage, indicates the
position to which the active pen will move when it is
directed to draw
on the media.
•Platen -The large flat surface
on which media is
placed. Heavy materials should never be placed
on
this surface.
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GETTING STARTED
~
IIIIII: UGHTED
SWITCHES
INIT
LIGHT
",PARAMETER
ENTRY
CARD
PARAMETER
ENTRY
MODULE
3807-1
Figure 2-1. Introduction to the Plotter.
4663 OPERATOR'S 2-3