Sanyo MLP-001 User manual

MLP-001

LIGHT PEN UNIT

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

CONTENTS

CAUTIONS 1

FEATURES 1

LOADING AND CONNECTION 2

OPERATION 5

EXPANDER BASIC 24

SAMPLE PROGRAM 29

SPECIFICATION 33

Note:

1) These Operating Instructions may not be copied or published either

in whole or In part without permission of Sanyo.

2t These operating Instruction may be revised O1'changed with or with-

out notice.

3' Sanyo assumes no liability whatsoever for am/ claim arising from the

use of this unh

4i This unit is intended for with MSX personal computer only.

|MSX| is the registered trademark of Microsoft Cert)., U.S.A.

CAUTIONS

Before connecting or disconnecting the light pen unit to or from the

computer, be sure to turn off the power switch of the computer and

peripheral units.

There is no user-serviceable parts inside. Never open the cabinet to pre-

vent any electric shock and damage to this unit.

Do not forcibly bend the cord of the light pen. Do not place any heavy

object on top of the cord, either.

FEATURES

•As many as 15colors are available.

•Drawn illustrations can be stored in cassette tapes.

•They may also be recorded on BASIC programs.

•You can draw any shape; straight line, square, circle, etc.

•Drawn illustrations can be redisplayed in the order of your drawing.

•Aprinter hooked-up provides for copies of adrawn illustration.

Free drawing Circle

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LOADING AND CONNECTION

Insert the light pen unit into the slot of the computer. You need not re-

move the lid of the slot to insert the light pen un tin position. The lid

will give in inside the slot.

Make sure that:

1.The hole on the light pen unit is on the left toward yourself.

2. The unit is locked in position; i.e., push it down all the way until a

c-ick sound is heard. Poor contact may damage the computer and unit.

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CONNECTION

1.Connecting to aTV set with VIDEO and AUDIO input terminals

a. Plug in one cable between the VIDEO IN :erminal on the light pen

unit and the VIDEO OUT terminal on the computer.

b. Plug in the other cable between the VIDEO OUT terminal on the

ght pen unit and the VIDEO IN terminal on the color TV set.

VIDEO

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2. Connecting to aTV set without AUDIO and VIDEO input terminals

a. Plug in the cable between the VIDEO IN terminal on the light

pen unit and the VIDEO OUT terminal on the computer.

b. Plug in the RF cable (MPC-100 accessory) between the RF OUT

terminal on the computer and the ANTENNA terminal on the

color TV set.

VIDEO

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OPERATION

LIGHT PEN OPERATION

a. The switch is located about 3/4" from the ta(working end) of the

ight pen. You can hold the light pen anywhere above the 3/4"

point.

b. Hold the light pen at aright angle

to the screen. Touch the screen

gently with the pen until a"beep"

sheard. Asquare box with adot In

its center wil 1appear instantly on

the screen and the signal from the

ight pen transmitted into the com-

puter.

c. Light pen receptacle

The light pen receptacle is located

on the far right corner o* the com-

puter (MPC-100 for example). Un-

cap the receptacle and put the pen

in it when not in use.

LIGHT PEN

.. ,RECEPTACLE

Note:

•The sensitivity of the light pen may be affected if the screen is cov-

ered with anon-giare mask. Remove the mask when the pen fails to

function propedy .Also, adjust the brightness cor trol of the colorTVset

•Plastic non-glare masks can be damaged by the light pen. So detach

such amask when using the pen. Also keeD the screen surface clear

with asoft cloth moistened with detergent or anti-static solution.

•Clean up the tip of the light pen and the screen surface from time to

time. Dust deposits or stain can affect the sensit vity of the pen.

PREPARATION FOR DRAWING

a. Set the ROM switch on the light pen unit to "IN" position.

b. Turn on power for all the peripheral units.

c. Now turn on the power switch of the computer.

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d. Menu selection

Just after the computer starts, the

display as shown in Fig. 1appears

on the screen, and several seconds

after that, the menu as in Fig. 2

shows up. Select your desired func-

tion on the menu.

•For graphic display ing

Touch number [2] on the menu

with the light pen, or push the [2]

key on the computer keyboard.

The display as in Fig. 4will appear

instead on the screen.

•For programming

Touch number [T| on the menu

with the light pen, or push the Q]

key on the computer keyboard.

The display as in Fig. 3will appear

instead on the screen.

For programming, refer to the In-

struction Manual accompanying the

computer.

Note: With the light pen unit being

hooked up to the computer, you

can use the EXPANDER BASIC

commands. (See page 24.)

e. Touch the center dot (Q) on the

screen display with the light pen.

(See Fig. 5.) This dot is to correct

the drawing reference position.

f. Now the screen turns into the draw-

able state (Fig. 6).

•To reset the screen from the draw-

able to programmable state (Fig. 3),

push the RESET switch on the com-

puter keyboard to display the menu

on the screen, and select the pro-

gramming function.

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DISPLAY EXPLANATION

Memory capacity

(indicates how many

illustrations can be

drawn)

Graphic area

(drawable zone)

Ineffective area

(non-drawable zone)

Table

(lists the drawing

instructions. Consists of

graphics table (T-1 )and

conversion table (T-2).

Touch the IT-1 Ior [T-2 1

at the top of the table

with the light pen for

selection,)

Graphics table

(When T-1 is contacted

with the light pen)

•Line thickness

Two thicknesses, bold

and light, selective.

•Dots —

Dotted display available.

•Square —

Asquare drawable with

two specified points as

its diagonal line ends.

•Circle

Acircle drawable by spe-

cifying its center and

radius.

•Coloring

Aspecified color to be

put in an enclosed zone.

•Table shift

This table shiftable right

or left on the screen.

T-1 T-2

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ABC

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REG SKY 8l’JE

JGKT -ED DARK RED

DARK YELA>W JGHT 3loE

L-GHT YEllCM DARK SLUE

DARK GREEN UGH’ GREEN

VtAGENTA GREEN

3RAVSLACK

WHI'E 3

-• Free drawing

Drawable freely with the

light pen,

-• Straight line

Straight line drawable by

specifying two points.

-• Characters

Letters and numerals

inputtable by the key-

board.

-• Dotted screen

Dots displayable on the

screen for easy position-

ing.

-• Enlargement

Aspecified section en-

largeable and displayable.

-• Erase

1 1 1ustra tions erasable

iPallete

Colors individually

specifiable.

>Background

Background color

specifiable.

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Conversion table

(When T-2 is contacted

with the light pen!

•Program display

Illustrations program-

mable and displayable.

•Redisplay -—

Illustrations redisplayable

in the order of drawing.

•Load

Illustrated data loadable

from cassette tapes.

•Print 1

Screen display copyable

by the printer,

•Display shift

Illustrations sh iftable

laterally on the screen

•Table erase

Table erasable from the

screen.

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WHI’E 3

*Program save

Ilustrations savable on

EASIC program.

Data selection

Types of data selective to

be tape-recorded.

*Save

Illustrated data savable in

tapes.

*Print 2

Screen display copyable

double-sized by the

punter.

r» Delete

Illustrations deletable

little by little.

r* Erase

1ustrat ions erasable.

>Pallete

Colors individually

specifiable.

iBackground

Background color

specifiable.

HOW TO USE THE GRAPHICS TABLE

You can draw freely on the screen with

the light pen while the graphics table is

visible on the screen.

1. Changing the background color ([b] ).

The screen is initially light blue in

color. Select your desired background

color before starting to draw.

Graphics table

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