 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 FOR HELP WITH THE FOLLOWING THINGS	TYPE:
 
 SPECIAL TI: COMMANDS				HELP TI
 RICE input commands				HELP RI1
 	MORE INPUT COMMANDS			HELP RI2
	More input commands			HELP RI3
 RICE programs avilable for your use		HELP PROGRAMS
 RICE subroutines available			HELP ANAL
 RICE acquisition subroutine			HELP ONLINE
 RICEPLOT					HELP RICEPLOT
 
1	RICEPLOT
@RICEPLOT
1	ANAL
	@ANAL
1	ONLINE
	@ONLINE
1	TI

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 SPECIAL KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS MAY BE ACTIVATED BY CONTROL KEYS.
 HOLD DOWN THE CONTROL (CTRL) KEY AND TYPE THE APPROPRIATE LETTER.
 
 
 KEY		FUNCTION
 
 O		THROW AWAY TERMINAL OUTPUT
 S		STOP (TEMPORARILY) TERMINAL OUTPUT
 Q		RESUME TERMINAL OUTPUT (AFTER CTRL/Q)
 R		RETYPE WHOLE LINE (TO READ THE CORRECTIONS)
 I		HORIZONTAL TAB (SAME AS TAB KEY)
 U		ERASE WHOLE LINE (YOU RETYPE IT AGAIN)
 Z		EOF - END OF INPUT (TERMINATE PROGRAM)
 C		MCR - GET ATTENTION OF MONITOR
 G		BELL
 J		LINE FEED
 K		VERTICAL TAB
 M		RETURN
 
 
 
	For more help with RICE terminal commands type HELP RI1
1	RI1

	The following commands are used by most RICE programs.
 You hold down 'control' or 'ctrl' and type a key to do what you want.
 
 Control code		Result
 H	(left arrow)	Display previous (current - 1) color page
 J	(down arrow)	Display next (current + 1) histogram
 k	(up   arrow)	Display previous (current - 1) histogram
 L	(rght arrow)	Display next (current +1) color page
 "RETURN"		Display current color scope page
 "delete" or "rub"	Display current histogram, keep current scale
 'cntrl RUB'		Display current hist, Cancel old scale
 W			Display marker values (cuts, or windows)
 R			Repeat the current plot
 N			Print the current histogram (0 prints all)
 P			Plot hist on LP:
 I	"tab"		Insert new marker values using Cursor
				'return' enters value, any other key keeps same
 B			Blow up histogram 'return' sets limit of expansion.
 'esc'			Erase the screen
 Z			Detach program from terminal. To reattach TYPE:
				>SEND "taskname"
	FOR MORE INPUT COMMANDS TYPE HELP RI2
1	RI2

 	Typing a space to enter input mode for long input lines.
 When the program types #, you enter a full line as follows.
 Each command is 2 letters, followed by a space, and then parameters.
 
 #HS IHIST,IXMIN,IXMAX,IYMIN,IYMAX		Rescale histograms
 #CU ICUT,VALUE					Enter marker or cut values
 #SC IHIST,IZMIN,IZMAX,IXMIN,IXMAX,IYMIN,IYMAX	Display histogram
 #CS IPAGE					Display selected color page
 #PL NAME  MIN,MAX				Change color scope limit
 #PR IHIST					Print a hist (0 prints all)
 #ZE IHIST					Zero a hist
 #IN NAME VALUE					Change a color scope param.
 #BE						Begin a run
 #EN						End a run
 #RU						Run mode enabled
 #ST						Analysis stops till #RU
 IHIST		= Histogram number
 X		= Horizontal axis
 Y		= Vertical axis of a 2 dim hist
 Z		= Vertical scale of a 1 dim or contour or a 2 dim. hist.
 FOR MORE INFORMATION TYPE:	HELP RI3
1	RI3

 #SC IHIST,IZMIN,IZMAX,IXMIN,IXMAX,IYMIN,IYMAX
 #HS IHIST,IXMIN,IXMAX,IYMIN,IYMAX
 
 IXMIN,IXMAX	= The minimum, maximum desired for the X (horizontal) scale
 IYMIN,IYMAX	= The min,max desired for the Y (vertical) scale of a
		2 DIMENSIONAL histogram. These are not used for 1 Dim. hists.
 IZMIN,IZMAX	= The min,max for the vertical scale of a 1 dim. histogram.
 IZMIN		= The countour level for a 2 dim hist, and IZMAXis ignored.
	If IZMIN,IZMAX are not specified or are the same then
	the program selects a suitable value for them. 1 dim hists
	are fitted into the screen full scale and 2 dim hists are contoured
	at the half max. point.
 
 #PL NAME MINLIM,MAXLIM		The name is 1-4 characters with no imbedded
	blanks. The values may be either integer or floating point.
	If you use * in NAME this means any char.  For example
	PL EF** .9,1. resets limits on all param. starting with EF.
	EF*X  will reset limits on EF1X,EF2X... but not EF1Y.
1	PROGRAMS
 
 
 
 
 
 
	The following list tells you which special programs are available as
part of the RICE Bonner Lab system.  The first column tells you how to call
the programs, and the second a brief description of what they do.
 
 >ERASE		Erases the whole ADM-3A screen including any plots.
 >PLOT		Transfers the plot on your ADM-3A to the LP:
 >RUN $RICEPLOT	Uses the input file SY:RICEPLOT.DAT to produce plots on LP:
		See documentation in CONSOLE MANUAL
 >RUN RASM	Transfer the binary VERSAPLOT file to the LP:  This must be
		run after RICEPLOT to get your plot.
 >RUN $FITIT	Program takes data file in same format as RICEPLOT + FITs IT.
 >RUN $DISKFIX	Finds bad blocks on your disk, and optionally fixes them.
 
 
 
 
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	@HELP.HLP
