Intermec 6100 Reference Guide

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SECTION 3
Supporting Windows Applications
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 6100 Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide
wOffsetX
Valid values:
0 to 32767
Default value:
1000
This entry sets the digitizer value that corresponds to the leftmost point on the
rotated display, plus 1000
.  
Negative offsets, to 1000, are specified by using valĆ
ues less than 1000.
wOffsetY
Valid values:
0 to 2767
Default value:
1000
This entry sets the digitizer value that corresponds to the uppermost point on
the rotated display, plus 1000
.  
Negative offsets to -1000 are specified by using
values less than 1000.
UseNV
Valid values:
0, 1
Default value:
1
When this entry is nonzero, Norand nonvolatile memory reads and stores the
digitizer calibration information
.
When this entry is set to 0, it overrides the calibration stored in nonvolatile storĆ
age, with the calibration values from SYSTEM.INI.
Display Orientation
These entries, in the SYSTEM.INI file, match the orientation of the PEN*KEY
6000 Series digitizer to the screen display
.  
The Pen driver must take into acĆ
count any rotation of the screen display, as well as additional rotational offset of
the digitizer relative to the display
.  
The calibration values given above are
swapped and flipped to match the final user orientation of the digitizer.
Unless otherwise specified, any of these entries used should go into the [pen drivĆ
er] section of the SYSTEM.INI file.
DisplayOrientation
Valid values for degrees of rotation:  0 = 0
1 = 90 (default)
2 = 180
3 = 270
This entry specifies the value for the orientation of the display
.  
0 is the default
hardware orientation
 Values from 1 to 3 indicate successive 90Ćdegree clockwise
rotations
.  
Locate this entry in the [
display driver
] section of SYSTEM.INI.
PenOrientation
Valid values for degrees of  rotation: 0 = 0
1 = 90
2 = 180 (default)
3 = 270
This entry specifies additional rotation of the pen digitizer orientation relative to
the display, which may already be rotated by the preceding DisplayOrientation
value
.  
The pen orientation, relative to the default hardware display orientation,
is the DisplayOrientation value (preceding) added to the PenOrientation value
.
3. Windows
Applications