Symbology display method
AssigneeHoneywell Inc.
InventorsEvelyn J. Patty, Jose A. Q. Garza
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AssigneeHoneywell Inc.
InventorsEvelyn J. Patty, Jose A. Q. Garza
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In a digital display system including a stroke scanning mechanism, a method which comprises the steps of displaying symbology and increasing or decreasing the number of symbols stroke scanned, including the null symbol depending upon comparisons of actual stroke time to a predetermined stroke time limit. The symbology is initially displayed by stroke scanning. The actual stroke time for stroke scanning the symbology is measured. The actual stroke time is then compared with the predetermined stroke time limit to ascertain whether or not the time limit has been exceeded. If the stroke time limit is not exceeded and a null symbol is not present in the symbology stroke scanned, a null symbol is added. If the stroke time limit is not exceeded and a null symbol is present in the stroke scanned symbology, the number of symbols is increased. If the stroke timing limit is exceeded and a null symbol is present in the symbology stroke scanned, the null symbol is removed. If the stroke time limit is exceeded and the null symbol is not present, a null symbol is added and the number of other visible symbols is decreased.
A method for truncating excess data in a digital display system having a fixed refresh rate by employing a null symbol as a gauge, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for truncating excess data in a digital display system requiring display refresh and employing a null symbol as a gauge wherein stroke time is used in stroke scanning the nonvisual null symbol and wherein a predetermined stroke time limit is imposed, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for truncating excess data within a digital display system having display refresh and having a predetermined fixed refresh period, the method employing a null symbol as a gauge and using stroke time in stroke scanning the null symbol, the method comprising the steps of:
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