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5.3 Creating Comparison Area
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CIRCLE
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"
CIRCLE
"
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In step 3 above, pressing the STOP key after
setting the center point cancels the task of
drawing a circle. Pressing the STOP key again
exits the "CIRCLE" command.
Press the CURSOR SCROLL key to make the
+ cursor move fast (1 DIV each movement).
Pressing the CURSOR SCROLL key once
again switches modes to low-speed motion (dot-
by-dot movement).
8-4. CIRCLE : Draws a circle and does not fill it in.
Draws a circle with the radius specified by two points: center point and
circumferential point. The circle will not be filled in.
8-5. CIRCLE :Draws a circle and fills it in.
Draws a circle with the radius specified by two points: center point and
circumferential point. The circle will be filled in.
Drawing Procedure
1.Use the CURSOR key to select "DRAWING"
command, then press the
ENTER key. The
DRAWING command menu then appears.
Select the "CIRCLE" command, then press
the
ENTER key.
CIRCLE
: Does not fill in the circle.
CIRCLE
: Automatically fills in the circle.
2. The + cursor and the X-Y coordinates will
appear on the screen.
3. Use the
CURSOR key to move the + cursor
to a point specifying the center of the circle.
Press the
ENTER
key to confirm the center
point.
4. Specify a point on the periphery of the circle.
Use the
CURSOR key to move the + cursor,
and a circle with the radius specified by the
center point and + cursor will be drawn
using a red line. (The circle is not yet
confirmed.) A circle cannot be drawn
beyond the screen size.
5. Press the
ENTER
key to confirm the circle
and change the line to green.
"
CIRCLE
" is selecting, the circle will be
filled in.
6. To exit the command, press the
STOP
key.
7. To exit the DRAWING menu, select "
EXIT"
and press the
ENTER key. The editor
command menu then appears.