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Figure
3-3.
Operator
Controls
Character
Structure
The
CRT
forms
character
images
with
combinations
of
dots
on
the
display
screen.
The
dots
are
made
by
a
pulsed
electronic
beam
which
moves
across
the
screen.
The
display
adapter
card,
located
in
the
electronics
module
determines
which
dots
are
to
be
cre-
ated
as
the
beam moves from
left
to
right,
and
from
top
to
bottom
on
the
screen.
The
screen
contains
640
columns
and
400 rows
of
dots.
Each
dot
is
0.32
mm
by
0.34
mm
(0.126
-
0.133
inches)
and
the
screen
is
divided
into
8 x 16
dot
areas
known
as
character
boxes.
Inside
each
character
box
is
a
dot
matrix
where
this
character
is
formed
(Figure
3-4).
The
display
adapter
card
controls
which
dots
are
lighted
in
a
character
box.
For
example,
the
underscore
is
produced
by
the
display
adapter
card
turning
on
all
the
dots
in
row D
of
a
character
box
(Figure
3-5).
I I
,
I
Characters
IDot
Matrix/
I
I
/
I
Lower
Case
i,
1
/
3
x
9
I
I
Number
0,
1
I
5 x 9
I
I
Upper
Case
I
I
.5
x 9
I
I
Lower
Case
b,
d,
f,
I
6
x
9
I
I
h,
k,
t
I I
I
Upper
Case
A,
B, C,
I
6 x 9
I
I
D,
E,
F,
H,
K,
L,
M,
I I
I
N,
0,
P,
R,
S,
U,
V,
I I
I
X,
w
I I
I
Numbers
2,
3,
5,
I
6 x 9
I
I
6,
7,
8,
9
I I
I
Upper
Case
G,
J,
Q,
I
7
x 9
I
I
T,
Y,
Z
I
I
I
Number
4
I
7
x 9
/
I
Lower
Case
a,
c,
e,
I I
I
n,
0,
s,
v,
w,
x,
z
I I
I
Lower
Case
g,
p,
r,
I
6
x 7
I
I
y
I I
I
Lower
Case
j
I
4 x
10
I
I
Lower
Case
nt, u
I
7
x 6
I
I
Lower
Case
q
I
.7
x
7
I
I I I
Figure
3-4.
Character
Size
The
cursor
is
a row
of
dots
qn
the
screen
usually
indicating
where
the
next
character
will
be
entered.
It
is
produced
by
the
display
adapter
card
lighting
all
of
the
dots
in
row E
of
the
character
box.
The
cursor
is
always
a
brighter
intensity,
and
when
the
cursor
is
below
a
character,
both
the
character
and
the
cursor
will
be
brighter
(Figure
3-5).
When
using
superscripts
(one-half
index
up)
or
subscripts
(one-half
index
down),
the
displayed
character
is
moved
up
or
down
by
three
dots
(Figure
3-6).
The
display
supports
one
level
of
half
indexing.
3-2
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Displaywriter
Product
Support
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