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(f) Tell what type or types of lines will be used for construction.
(g) Draw and label X- and Y-axes, if applicable.
(h) Describe plot itself and where it is to be drawn.
(i) Tell what and where to label and what label is to say (including
symbols).
(j) Give any special directions, if needed.
(k) Instructions to change any of the above statements, if desired,
and loop back to some point in program or continue.
( 1 ) Statement to end program.
NOTE
Plotter can be cleared by inserting a pclr or wrt 705 "IN"
command in program.
Decimal place format is set using format commands of computer language.
Character set is controlled using lbl, csiz, and wrt 705 "CS",
"CA' , " S S " , " S A " , " S L " , " S M " , o r " U C " s t a t e m e n t s .
S Cl
and line statements.
Scale and plotting area are set using
Pen color is selected with "pen #" statement.
Line type, such as solid, dash, etc., is set with a line statement.
X- and Y-axes are drawn, tied and labeled using xax, yax, and wrt
705 "TL" statements.
Plot on drawing is defined using pit, ofs, iplit, and cplt
statements.
L a b e l i n g is accomplished through wrt 705 "SM', csiz, ptyp, and
lbl statements.
Special instructions normally involve directions to pen, such as to raise
its point on paper. Special instructions involve pen and wrt 705,
" A P " , " P D " , " V S " , "VA", or "VN" commands.
C h a n g e s can be made to above statements in program by repeating statement
with new parameters.
P r o g r a m continuation or looping is performed using
statements from programming language of controller.
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