Download MTS Operators' Manual - Deep Blue

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a prompting message which contains a list of the commands.
After you enter a command, the program will execute it,
and then either prompt for another or begin plotting.
Enter an end-of-file to tell PLOTQUIK to continue plotting
(or napping).
The commands are:
CCP _________
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[receipt]
Plot [receipt] will be changed form a "quick" plot to
a "normal" plot. PLOTQUIK will not plot it, and PLT
will plot it after it has been dumped to tape.
If
[receipt] is omitted, the plot currently being plotted
is assumed.
Example: CCP 716253
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CON
PLOQUIK will finish plotting the current receipt, then
stop plotting and prompt for a command. (Note that
PLOTQUIK stops after the receipt is done, while PLT
stops after the block is done.)
MSG--(Plot Message)
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"plot message" will be written onto the end of the
plot currently being plotted.
Use this command to
send a message to the user.
Example:
MSG redrawing a line many times digs holes in
the paper.
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MTS
This command has the obvious meaning.
Note that if
you started PLOTQUIK with MTS *PLQ, MTS will cause it
to stop.
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PEN
Use this command to change the assignment of pen
colors to pen holder slots. PLOTQUIK will prompt for
the new assignments. Enter the holder slot numbers,
in order, for black, blue, red, and green (e.g., the
first number is the position of the black pen). Use 0
to indicate that a color is not being used.
Example:
2 1 3 assigns black to the second holder, blue to the
first, red to the third and green is not used
(trailing 0s may be omitted). 2 0 3 assigns black to
PLOTTING SYSTEM