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VIII On Screen Display (OSD) Information
//Supported serial commands
//
// Control literals:
// #007: (Backspace) Deletes the character left of the cursor and sets the cursor on it
// #010: (New Line) Moves the cursor to a new line (if possible)
// #013: (Return) Sets the cursor to the beginning of the line
// All other character (0-127) are given out direct (exception #027 (ESC))
//
// Control sequences:
// Each of the following control sequences must be initiated with ESC (#027)!
// ESC has to be followed by the according control literal "x", as well as the necessary parameter.
// [#???] Represents a decimal literal (i.e. SINGLE character with the value Ascii-value '???')
// (???) Represents a number in written form: (123)='1'+'2'+'3' (valid range: '000'-'255')
//
// Control of the matrix-controls
// Start character: "?"
// [#CH]+[#VID]+[#AUD]+[#CHLOCK] = Sets the requested channel accordingly
// (#CH=Channel (0..7), #VID=Video source 0..15 (16=OFF), #AUD=Audio source 0..15 (16=OFF),
#CHLOCK=Channel Lock (0=OFF, 1=ON)
//
// Control of the display
// Start character: "["
// m = Resets all character sets
// K = Deletes the line from the cursor to the end of the line
// H = Sets the cursor to Home (upper, left - 1, 1)
//
// 0m = See m
// 1m = Bold
// 4m = Underline
// 5m = Blinking (is not displayed!)
// 7m = Inverse
// [#048+#000...#015]m = Background color (#000 transparent, #001 black ... #015 white)
// [#064+#000...#015]m = Foreground color (#000 transparent, #001 black ... #015 white)
// [#128]m = Sets Insert (no function!)
//
// [bitvalue]a = Sets attributes according to bitfield: 0=Underline, 1=Flash (no function), 2=Inverse, 3=Bold,
4=Insert (no function)
//
// 2J = Clearscreen (The matrix needs approx. 1 sec. for this procedure, further commands can be sent
nevertheless which are computed after the deletion!)
//
// A = Cursor up
// B = Cursor down
// C = Cursor right
// D = Cursor left
//
// (NumberY);(NumberX)H = Sets the cursor to line numberY and column numberX
//
//
// Further possibilities
// Start character: "]"
// I = shows info string (irrelevant)
// c = shows time at the cursor position and stops the automatic clock
// d = shows date at the cursor position and stops the automatic date
//
// (Value)m = Choice of the character set (no function)
// (Value)s = Keying (no function)
//
// (ValueY);(ValueX)c = shows time at position ValueY, ValueX
// (ValueY);(ValueX)d = shows date at position ValueY, ValueX
//
// (ValueY);(ValueX);1c = shows time at position ValueY, ValueX and activates the automatic update
// (ValueY);(ValueX);1d = shows date at position ValueY, ValueX and activates the automatic update
// Notes regarding the automatic mode: At the beginning, the automatic mode saves all relevant states
// Inverse..., Position, ChannelMask and remembers these for the automatic mode! The following changes
// do not have any influence on the display of date and time!
//
Information on OSD
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