15.64.18.16.4 Options

- 1. "HARDST" or "SOFTST" select hardware structure, or software line structure. HARDST is faster, but SOFTST will give identical results on all devices. 2. "HIRES" or "LORES" select the resolution (4096 or 1024). HIRES is slower, and will only work on some devices. For example HIRES messes up the plots on a Visual-102. 3. "HARDCH" or "SOFTCH" selects the range of character generation. HARDCH generates 4 character sizes by hardware. SOFTCH generates only 1. 4. "NOINTEN" or "INTEN" selects intensity variation. This only works on "real" 4010 terminals, and VT-240. There are only 2 levels of variation 1,2,3 or 4,5. 5. "HEIGHT=n" selects the screen height in cm. This componsates for emulators without "good" aspect ratios. 6. "YPIXELS=n" selects the number of Y pixels for emulators with a different number from the standard 3120. This may be in the range of 1024 to 4096. Xpixels are assumed to be 4096. 7. "WIDTH=n" selects the screen width in cm. 8. "SLOW" selects full rather than compressed output for each point. All redundant characters are transmitted. 9. "RECSIZE=nnn" selects the record size (72-512) 10. "RSEGM" or "NSEGM" - Selecte [no]return to terminal mode at end of each segment. This is useful for terminals that support simultaneous ANSI, and Tek graphics on screen at the same time. 11. "COLOR=WRGBYMCB" - specifies the 8 color mapping characters for White, Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, Black. Each escape sequence has a unique single character to select color, which may be specified by the color option. Spaces indicate keep the color the same. For example KERMIT uses "COLOR=71243560" 12. "PRECOL=sequence" specifies the "escape" sequence to use before the color character. For example KERMIT uses "PRECOL=[3" 13. "POSTCOL=sequence" specifies the sequence to use after the color character. For example KERMIT uses "POSTCOL=m" 14. "ENTER=sequence" specifies the "escape" sequence to enter TEK-4010 mode from terminal mode. For example VT-240 and KERMIT use "ENTER='[?38h'" 15. "EXIT=sequence" specifies the "escape" sequence to Exit TEK-4010 mode to terminal mode. This sequence is executed whenever the screen is erased or at the end of each segment if RSEGM is selected. For example VT-240 and KERMIT use "EXIT='[?38l'" NOTE: It is assumed that the escape character "27" begins each escape sequence, and it need not be entered. Escape sequences containing lowercase letters need to be inside quotes. In addition escape sequences are limited to 7 characters and they may not contain blanks.