Command Descriptions
TDS Family Oscilloscope Programmer Manual
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The TDS displays the label on a single line and centers it, both vertically and
horizontally, within the label area. You can embed a line feed character in the
string to position the label on multiple lines. You can also use white space tab
characters to position the label within a line.
You can send a tab by transmitting a tab character (decimal 9) followed by two
characters representing the most significant eight bits followed by the least
significant eight bits of a 16-bit number. The number specifies the pixel column
relative to the left margin of the label area. For example, to tab to pixel 13, send
TAB (decimal 9), NUL (decimal 0), and CR (decimal 13).
The ESC @ character turns reverse video on and off, and can be embedded in the
label string. The first ESC @ character displays all text following the ESC @ in
reverse video until another ESC @ character is found in the string.
NOTE. The use of any undocumented codes may produce unpredictable results.
The label area is 45 pixels high and 90 pixels wide. The length of the label that
fits in the label area depends on the contents of the label, because the width of
characters varies. The label area is about 10 characters wide and 3 lines high. For
a complete list of character widths in pixels, see Table A–1 on page A–1.
If the label exceeds the limits of the label area, either horizontally or vertically,
the portion of the label that exceeds the limits will not be displayed. Note: the
label itself is not altered. The entire label can be returned as a query response
regardless of what is displayed.
assigns the label “SETUP1” to the third main menu button.
APPMenu:LABel:RIGHT<x>
Defines a label for the side menu button that is specified by <x>. Side menu
buttons are located on the right side of the display, and are numbered from 1 to 5
starting with the top-most button.
Application Menu
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