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GRAPHICS OPERATIONS

MineSight 120-Series Programs M124TS-Coordinate Conversion of M122 Files

The 120-series is used to generate and manipulate graphical
information. This graphical information consists of a set of
elements, such as a border, points, symbols and text. Each plot
command specifies an element and parameters for coordinate
location, size, etc. Plot commands for each map segment
(e.g., drillhole locations, coordinate grids, etc.) are stored as
independent files that can be overlaid to produce a final map.
There are two stages of generating a plot in MineSight. First,
generate a file of plot commands with one of the MineSight
section, plan or contour routines (i.e., M216V1, M606V1,
M607V1, etc.), then run M122V1 to generate the plot on a
graphics device. When you run M122V1, you generally add
other plot information, such as titles, borders and coordinates.
This program is used to convert M122 files that are in project
coordinates to plotter units and vice versa.
M126MF-Metafile Viewing Program
This program is used to interactively view metafiles and to create
USERF files of the displayed information. (EMPC and Unix
workstation versions only.)
M140V1-Plot Survey Files
This program creates an M122 plot file of survey data that may
be limited by coordinates, a polygonal boundary or by point
codes. Survey data may also be processed and written to another
survey file.

Program Summaries
M120 Technical Section
M122V1-General Purpose Graphics Program
Technical Information - Plotters
An all-purpose graphics program that can output displays to
either a graphics terminal or to a digital plotter.

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M122V1 GENERAL PURPOSE GRAPHICS PROGRAM
PROGRAM SUMMARY
M122V1 is an all-purpose graphics program that can output
displays to either a graphics terminal or to a digital plotter.
PROGRAM FLOW DIAGRAM
RUN FILE:
- Map limits
- M122 commands
INPUT: CALCS:
- PCF - Process M122 plot files
- M122 Plot file and other M122
commands in run file
- Generate plots on
graphics device
OUTPUT:
- Plot on graphics device
- Printer Output file
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M122V1 GENERAL PURPOSE GRAPHICS PROGRAM
REQUIREMENTS AND CONSIDERATIONS
M122V1 is an all-purpose plot program that can output displays
to a variety of graphical devices. Standard interfaces are provided
for CalComp plotters and Tektronics graphics screens. M122V1
can also be linked with any software that supports standard
CalComp subroutine calls.
This program is used to produce a variety of plots based on
input plot commands that are generated either by programs or
entered directly into the run file. The plot commands are
described later in this section. Because of the flexibility of
M122V1, plots can be customized and enhanced with features
such as borders, titles, legends, etc. Standard map sheets with
all relevant information for a project can be set up once and
used as required.
A run file for M122V1 must contain at least a MAP command
which gives the minimum and maximum X and Y. The minimum
values essentially define the origin of the plot. YMAX -YMIN
defines the length of a banner line that is drawn first on the plot.
This banner line will contain descriptive information from the
project identification line in the run file.
Plot data is not clipped within the MAP boundaries. You can
plot outside the limits specified by XMIN, XMAX, YMIN and
YMAX, although this is not normally done.
Data for M122V1 can be specified either in plotter units (inches
or centimeters) or in project units (usually feet or meters). Plotter
units will not be scaled by the scales specified on the MAP line,
whereas project units will be. The type of coordinate can be
specified on many of the plot commands by specifying code=0
for plotter units or code=1 for project units.
One important feature in MineSight is the ability to layer plotted
information. Layering involves overlaying different graphical
information in a manner that is analogous to making map
overlays by a draftsman. In this way, coordinate grids, property
boundaries, seam outcrops, and surface features can be created
separately and brought together on a single map.
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The steps to produce a plot within MineSight are: Basic parameters that control plotting in M122V1

The plot area of a display corresponds to the region that has

1. Define the display area and parameters. eastings (X) between XMIN and XMAX and northings (Y)
between YMIN and YMAX. For a plotter that functions in
2. Run one of the preplot routines such as M216V1, M506V1, inches, the map scales in each direction are specified in units/
M606V1, that will: inch by XSCALE and YSCALE. The size of the plot map will
Select data to be displayed be (XMAX-XMIN) / XSCALE inches in the X direction and
(YMAX-YMIN) / YSCALE in the Y direction. For cross-
Project/convert to 2-D form sections, the Y-axis would be elevation. For a plotter that is set
up as metric, the map scales in each direction are specified in
Output commands units/cm by XSCALE and YSCALE. The size of the plot in X
and Y will be (XMAX-XMIN) / XSCALE cm and (YMAX-
YMIN) / YSCALE cm.
3. Decide on the extra information to be added to plot (bor-
ders, titles, coordinates) and code this information into a If you wish to plot metric plots on a plotter set up for inches,
plot run file. specify the scale as (metric scale * 0.0254). The following table
gives the conversion for some common metric scales.
4. Run M122V1 to process all plot data and generate a plotted
result.
Desired Scale M122V1 XSCALE
(meters/plot inch)
1:100 2.54
General purpose plotting features of M122V1 1:250 6.35
1:500 12.70
1. Special annotations of almost any type can be coded and 1:1000 25.40
added to plots. 1:1500 38.10
1:2000 50.80
2. Special annotations may be moved (relocated) on a plot to 1:2500 63.50
remove conflicts or overplotting. 1:3000 76.20
1:4000 101.60
1:5000 127.00
3. User specified title boxes can be generated in runs inde- 1:10000 254.00
pendently from plot runs and stored in small files, then added
to any desired plot.

4. Different features of a plot can be created by two or more

independent runs and/or manually coded then combined into
the desired plot.

5. Different plots may be combined on a single plot sheet us-

ing M122 (i.e., stack several cross sections across the height
of a sheet for a composite map).

6. Files containing plot commands can be named in the M122

run file using the USERF function. This makes it easier to
combine various independent portions of the plot.

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These standard Imperial drawing sizes are specified by the M122H2 - Interfaces with Hewlett Packard plotters using the
American National Standards Institute (ANSI). HPGL2 language.

Letter Size Margin M122TN - Interfaces with CalComp plotters using 907
Designation (in.) (in.) controllers.

A 8 1/2 x 11 3/8 x 1/4 M122ZT - Interfaces with a Bruenig Zeta plotter.

B 11 x 17 3/8
C 17 x 22 1/2 Other uses of M122V1
D 22 x 34 1/2
E 34 x 44 1/2 Each of these programs is run by entering M122xx, where xx
F 28 x 40 1/2 are the last two letters of the program name (e.g., M122MF).

M122AC - A conversion program used to transfer data from

M122V1 Variations
There are several variations of M122V1 on your MEDEXE and
MEDUTIL directories. All these variations run from a standard
M122V1 run file, including using MEDS-122V1 on the Names
Line.
Using M122V1 with Plotters
Each of these programs interfaces with a particular plotter.
During MineSight installation, after you specify your plotter
type, the related program is copied to M122V1.
If you have more than one plotter, specify your primary one
during installation. Additional plotters can be used by entering
their specific program name (e.g., M122HP).
M122CC - Interfaces with CalComp plotters using 906
controllers.
M122HI - Interfaces with Houston Instrument plotters.
M122HP - Interfaces with Hewlett Packard plotters.
MineSight M122V1 format to AutoCAD DXF format. The data
is transferred in terms of plotter inches rather than user units.
Thus, the actual coordinates are lost. To rescale the data back
into actual units, set the Snap aspect to 1.0 for X and 1.7 for Y.
Scale a window from the lower left to the upper right of the
plot. Make the base point the lower left corner. The scale is
what scale your plot was in. Zoom all if needed to present all of
the data. Change the Snap aspect to 100 for both X and Y. Move
a window from the lower left to the upper right of your data.
The base point is 0,0 and the second point is the minimum X
and Y of your original plot.
M122LP - (DOS only) A version of M122V1 that interfaces
with laser printers and Epson-compatible printers. The plot is
automatically scaled to fit on standard 8.5 x 11 inch paper.
M122LS - (DOS only) A version of M122V1 that interfaces
with laser printers and Epson-compatible printers. The plot is
automatically scaled to fit on standard 8.5 x 11 inch paper. This
program is identical to M122LP except that it does not use the
METAF command. This version will run much faster than
M122LP for standard plots.

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M122MF - This program creates metafiles from USERF plot
commands. These metafiles can then be used as overlays in the
MineSight Graphical Interface (MGI) programs. An index file,
PROJMETA.NDX, is created (if none exists) or updated to
include the new metafile. The program can also be used as a
screen previewer. Settings for this program include:
IOP31 = screen preview / create metafile
PAR 30 = metafile elevation or section
FMT1 = group id of metafile
M122PU - (DOS only) A deferred screen plot version that allows
plots to Pop Up; these plots can be used for a slide show.
M122TK - (DOS only) A version of M122V1 used to preview
plots on the PC screen. A zoom command is available to assist
in checking details. Enter Z after the plot is finished. Next use
the arrow keys to locate one corner of the area you wish to view
and press ENTER. Follow the same procedure for the diagonally
opposite corner. To exit the zoom, press any key. If you press
ESC, the plot will return to its original size.

For more information, see the discussion of metafiles in the

M126MF documentation.

NOTE: This program plots text using a proportional font,

while versions H2, TN, CC, HP and ZT use a fixed font.
Text sizes may differ slightly between MF and the other
programs.

COLOR.TAB

For M122MF there is a set of 15 default pen colors:

1 = Black 9 = Light Cyan

2 = Green 10 = Light Green
3 = Blue 11 = Light Red
4 = Red 12 = Light Blue
5 = Magenta 13 = Light Magenta
6 = Brown 14 = Light Yellow
7 = Cyan 15 = Dark Grey
8 = Light Grey

You can change the default colors by specifying the red-green-

blue(RGB) components for any pen in a special file called
color.tab. A color.tab file in your local directory will override
any of the default pen settings. The RGB components are
numbers between 0 and 1 that set the amount of red, green, and
blue in each pen definition. For example, to set pen number 8 to
red, add the following line to your color.tab file:

8 1. 0. 0.
| | | |
Pen Red Green Blue
number

To set pen 11 to periwinkle blue, add the line:

11 .68 .75 1.0

256 pen colors are available in color.tab. They can be changed

in M122MF. Changing them in M122MF creates a local cus-
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M122V1 GENERAL PURPOSE GRAPHICS PROGRAM

RUN FILE OPERATION

1. NAMES LINE (must be the first line entered)

MEDS-122V1 10(or -10)=filename 19=filename 3=filename;

MEDS-122v1 30=filename 31=filename 38=filename
where

MEDS-122V1 (must be the first 10 columns)

10 = the name of the PROJECT CONTROL FILE (if -10 is specified, the plot is run without accessing the PCF)
19 = the name of the OPTIONAL DEFERRED PLOT FILE (or Metafile, if IOP31=1)

NOTE: If 19= is specified, the plot commands will be written to a deferred file instead of being plotted.
PLOTV1 requests the name of the deferred plot file for plotting.

3= the name of the PRINTER OUTPUT FILE

30 = the name of the PEN DEFINITION FILE to insert into HPGL2 deferred plot file (used only by M122H2)
31 = the name of the RASTER IMAGE FILE (used only by M122H2)
38 = the name of the COLOR.TAB TYPE FILE (used only by M122MF)

2. RUN INFORMATION LINE (max. of 80 columns)

A single line of text that will be printed at the top of each page of printer output from the run. This identification will also appear on
the banner line of the plot. If IOP31=1, this line will be used as the metafile description.

3. RUN OPTIONS (in any order & free-field format)

USR = USER INITIALS (e.g., ABC)

MAP = XMIN XMAX XSCALE YMIN YMAX YSCALE

NOTE: Variables (XMIN, etc.) are in terms of the input data. YSCALE=XSCALE by default. Plotter units are
in terms of inches for an Imperial plotter and centimeters for a metric plotter. MAP dimensions should include
the title block area.

IOP1 = 0 DO NOT ROTATE PLOT

= 1 ROTATE ENTIRE PLOT 90 DEGREES

IOP2 = 0 WHEN PLOTTING IS COMPLETED, DO NOT RESET THE ORIGIN

= 1 RESET ORIGIN TO MAXIMUM X-DIRECTION SIZE PLUS THE HEADER OFFSET

NOTE: The X-direction is specified on the MAP line.

IOP3 = 0 LABEL DH-IDENT AT TOP OF HOLE FOR DHCOL COMMAND (default)

= 1 LABEL DH-IDENT AT BOTTOM OF HOLE FOR DHCOL COMMAND

IOP4 = 0 PLOT DHINT VALUES (e.g., assays) BY THE DRILLHOLE

= 1 OMIT DHINT VALUES (e.g., plot the interval only)

IOP11 = 0 DO NOT OVERPLOT DHINT VALUES ON A DRILLHOLE

= 1 PLOT ALL INTERVAL VALUES

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IOP12 = 0 LABEL DRILLHOLE USING DIP AT LAST SURVEY (default)

= 1 LABEL DRILLHOLE USING PAR33

NOTE: IOP12 is used only when IOP3 = 1.

IOP20 = -1 LEFT JUSTIFY DHINT VALUES (omit leading blanks)

= 0 PLOT N CHARACTERS AS SPECIFIED (do not left justify)

IOP31 = 0 USE M122MF AS A SCREEN PREVIEWER (A metafile can be created from the on-screen menu.)
= 1 CREATE A METAFILE DIRECTLY
(if you do not specify a 19=filename on the Names Line, you will be prompted to enter one.)
= 2 FAST TEXT DISPLAY MODE (The MAKE META function is disabled)
= 3 GENERATE CGM FILES
= 4 HPGL
= 5 POSTSCRIPT (default is 8 1/2 x 11 unless env variable is set differently)

NOTE: IOP31 is for M122MF only.

IOP32 = 0 PEN DEFINITION FILE (FILE 30) IS IN PEN TABLE FORMAT

= 1 PEN DEFINITION FILE IS IN COLOR.TAB FORMAT

NOTE: IOP32 is for M122H2 only.

PAR30 = METAFILE ELEVATION OR SECTION (when IOP31=1)

PAR31 = ANNOTATION SIZE FOR ALL LABELS (in plotter units; default=0.1)

NOTE: Will be overridden by annotation on individual plot commands. If greater than 1.0, it is assumed to be
in project units and will be divided by the XSCALE.

PAR32 = DISTANCE IN X-DIRECTION BETWEEN BANNER LINE AND PLOT ORIGIN (in plotter units; default=2.0)

NOTE: The maximum offset is 5 plotter units; the minimum is 0.0. If -1 is specified, no banner line is plotted.

PAR33 = ANGLE OF ANNOTATION FOR THE DHCOL COMMAND (default=90 degrees)

NOTE: Measured counterclockwise from horizontal. To default, enter PAR33=0 or omit. To specify an angle
of 0 enter PAR33 = 0.1.

PAR34 = DISTANCE BETWEEN SHADING LINES FOR THE DHINT COMMAND (default=PAR31/2.0)

PAR36 = FACTOR WITH WHICH TO SCALE ENTIRE PLOT (default=1.0)

NOTE: A factor greater than 1.0 increases the size of the plot. A factor less than 1.0 decreases the plot size.

PAR37 = POSITION OF PEN AFTER PLOTTING (If IOP2=1)

= 1 MOVE PEN TO XMAX, YMIN AFTER PLOTTING
= 0 MOVE PEN TO XMIN, YMIN AFTER PLOTTING
= n MOVE PEN TO XMAX+n, YMIN AFTER PLOTTING (Maximum n=15)

PAR38 = HEIGHT FOR TEXT ADDED WITH ADD OBJECTS IN METAFILES (default = 0.1)

FMT1 = (METAFILE GROUP ID) (when IOP31=1; default = COMMON)

Note: ( ) required around format statement.

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4. PLOT COMMANDS

command code parameters

where

command = 4 or 5 character plot command function (see list of available commands following)

code = indicator specifying type of input coordinates

= 0 plotter units
= 1 project coordinates

parameters = one or more values, depending on the command

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M122V1 PLOT COMMANDS

The plot commands described below follow a general format. The Summary Table at the end of this section summarizes the command
format and required parameters for quick reference. Note that all commands are in free-format. However, the order must be maintained
for each command. Also note that when height and size are required for a command, if the height and size are greater than 1.0 in
magnitude, M122 assumes project units are intended. When project units are used, height and size are converted as:

height in plotter units = height in project units / XSCALE and

size in plotter units = size in project units / XSCALE

If height or size is entered as 0.0 (on ARROW, CNTLB, LABEL, LEGND, NUMBR and SYMBL), it will be assigned the value of
PAR31 from the run file.

Code indicates whether the parameters are in plotter units (code=0) or project units (code=1).

ARAY1 code X1 Y1 NP

The ARAY1 command specifies one point (X1,Y1) in a string of points to be connected by a line. NP is the number of the current
point in this string of points. This command is used in conjunction with the DASHL, SHADE and FLINE command.

ARAY2 code X1 Y1 NP

This is a second array of points that functions the same as ARAY1.

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ARROW code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 type size

The ARROW command plots a line from X1,Y1 to X2,Y2. An arrowhead can be plotted at both X1,Y1 and X2,Y2. Type is a two
digit code (ij) where:

i = 0 No line drawn from X1,Y1 to X2,Y2; arrowhead drawn at X2,Y2

= 1 Line drawn from X1,Y1 to X2,Y2; arrowhead drawn at X2,Y2
= 2 Line drawn from X1,Y1 to X2,Y2; arrowhead drawn at X2,Y2 and X1,Y1

j = Indicates what type of arrow is to be plotted

Examples

If code < 0, then X1,Y1 is ignored and the current pen position is used instead. Size is the size of the arrowhead in either plotter units
or project units.

BORDR code X1 X2 Y1 Y2 ang fil

The BORDR command plots a rectangular border (or box) with the lower left corner at X1,Y1, and upper right corner at X2, Y2. The
border may be rotated counterclockwise around X1,Y1 if ang>0 or clockwise around X1,Y1 if ang<0. The ang default is 0.0. The
border may be filled using the current pen if fil is 1.0. The default is 0.0 which simply plots the border. A filled border can be
shaded using percent shading if fil > 1.

CIRCL code X1 Y1 ang2 rad1 ang1 rad2

The CIRCL command plots a circle or an arc starting at location X1,Y1. The starting radius of the arc is rad1 and the arc moves from
ang1 (the angle at the beginning of the arc) to ang2 (the angle at the end of the arc). Ang1 and ang2 are measured in a counterclockwise
direction. Rad2 is the ending radius of the arc.

CNTLB code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 ht #char pen# / string

The CNTLB command plots a string of characters between points X1,Y1 and X2,Y2. The string will be centered if the length
between the two points is greater than the length required by the label (string). The entire string of characters will start at X1,Y1 and
plot beyond X2, Y2, if the string exceeds the length between the points. The character height (ht) may be entered in either project or
plotter units. The #char is the number of characters in the string, pen# is optional, but if used, the pen specified will be used only for
this command. A quotation mark or a slash (/) is the delimiter for the character string. A quotation mark will recognize leading
blanks in the character string while a slash will not.

CONTF filename

The CONTF command accesses and plots the commands from an M607V1 contour plot file.

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CONTL code csize cfreq linct ndigt

Use in conjunction with the CONTF command. It must precede CONTF. The CONTL command labels contours and the specifications
are:

csize = annotation size (in plotter units) for contour labeling

cfreq = annotation frequency (plotter units between labeling)
linct = increment between labeled lines (1=label each)
ndigt = number of digits after the decimal point for the contour labeling:
-1= no digits & no decimal point
0 = no digits after but include the decimal point
n = # of digits to the right of the decimal point

CONTW code wxmin wxmax wymin wymax

Use in conjunction with the CONTF command. It must precede CONTF. The CONTW command creates a contour plot window.

wxmin = Minimum X coordinate of window

wymin = Minimum Y coordinate of window
wxmax = Maximum X coordinate of window
wymax = Maximum Y coordinate of window

COORD code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 delta ht ang ndec valu dval

The COORD command is used for plotting a series of coordinates on X or Y. The coordinates begin at X1,Y1 and end at X2,Y2 with
an increment of delta. The height, angle, and significant digits to the right of the decimal are given by ht, ang, and ndec, respectively.
The character height (ht) may be entered in either project or plotter units. The beginning coordinate value is given by valu and the
increment by dval. Ang is measured counterclockwise from horizontal.

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DASHL code size #pattern

The DASHL command is used to plot a dashed line based upon points stored with an ARAY1 or ARAY2 command. If code=0 or 1,
DASHL uses ARAY1 data. If code=2, DASHL uses ARAY2 data.

Sixteen dash patterns (#pattern) are predefined (-7 to +8). You can also define your own patterns. Size is the length of a single dash
element in plotter units. A standard dash of one solid element followed by a blank element is produced when #pattern=0.

Predefined dash patterns are shown below:

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User defined dash patterns

You can define your own patterns based on key characters. A maximum of 20 patterns (8 standard positive and 12 user patterns) may
be specified for a given run. You define a pattern at the start of the run file with the command

DASHL 0 -1.0 9 (pattern) / 1st user pattern

DASHL 0 -1.0 10 (pattern) / 2nd user pattern

A size of -1.0 indicates the pattern is not to be plotted. (Pattern) is defined from the following symbols:

Character Meaning
- plot a solid element
& plot a blank element
+ plot a perpendicular bar at current position
* plot an X across line at current position
> plot an > across line at current position
< plot an < across line at current position
@ plot a circle with radius=0.5 * size
. plot a centered bullet

For example:

std pattern #1 = (&)

4 Solid, bullet = (.)

DATAF filename

The DATAF command accesses and plots the commands from a binary file (filename). The plotting commands in the file must be a
subset of plot functions described in this section. If the commands are from an ASCII file, use the USERF command instead.

DHCOL code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 thik size nchar / dhid

The DHCOL command plots a drillhole (usually in section) that begins at X1,Y1 and ends at X2,Y2. The DH-IDENT (dhid) has
nchar characters and the character height is size. The default for size is ansize. If size<0, the DH-IDENT isnt plotted and if size>0,
the DH-IDENT is plotted. If IOP3=0 in the run file, then the DH-IDENT is plotted at the top of the drillhole. If IOP3=1, it is plotted
at the end of the hole. Thik is the thickness of the drillhole intervals to be plotted with DHINT (see below). Thik default is 0.1.

DHCUT code X1 Y1 thick

The DHCUT command plots a line perpendicular to a drillhole (thick is line length) at a cross-section intersection. Thick default =
5 * ansize.

DHINT code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 #char pen# box shading value

DHINT is used to plot values for each drillhole interval. The beginning of the interval is at X1,Y1 and the end of the interval is at X2,Y2.
#char is the number of characters in value. Pen# is the pen to be used for plotting. Value is the item to be plotted as a label for the
interval. If there is not enough vertical space to plot the label, it will not be plotted. Label size is controlled by size in the DHCOL
command.

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Box is a code with the following options:

-1 = no box
0 = box on right side of DH line
1 = ticks on right side of DH line
2 = ticks on left & right side of DH line
3 = ticks on left side of DH line
4 = box on left & right side of DH line
5 = box on left side of DH line

Shading is a code with the following options:

0 = no shading within box

1 = shade box completely solid
2 = shade box at 0o to X-axis
3 = shade box at 45o to X-axis
4 = shade box at 90o to X-axis
5 = shade box 135o to X-axis
6 = shade box at 0o & 90o
7 = shade box at 45o & 135o

The size of the shading pattern is controlled by PAR34 in the run file.

DHLFT code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 #char pen# box shading value

The DHLFT command functions the same as DHINT, except the label is put on the left side of the drillhole trace, not the right side.

DIMEN code X Y dim ang

The DIMEN command plots an annotated drafting dimension line. X and Y specify the start of the dimension line and dim is the
actual dimension to be plotted. Ang is the angle of the dimension line from the horizontal (measured counterclockwise). This
function will plot two arrowheads separated by two vertical bars, dim units apart.

ELIPS code X1 Y1 RX RY angle thf tho

The ELIPS command plots an ellipse or an elliptical arc starting at location X1,Y1 on the ellipse. The radii are RX and RY in the X
and Y directions, respectively. Angle is an optional rotation from the horizontal (measured counterclockwise). Thf and tho, respectively,
are the angles at the starting and ending points on the ellipse with respect to angle.

ENDOC

This is the last command in the M122 run file. It signifies the end of the plot commands.

FACTR code mult

The FACTR command factors the plot by a specified multiplier (mult). If mult >1.0, the plot will increase in size. If mult <1.0, the plot will
decrease in size.

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FLINE code

The FLINE command is used to connect the series of points given by ARAY1 with a smooth solid line if code =0 or 1. The series of
points given by ARAY2 is connected if code =2.

GRID code X1 X2 Y1 Y2 xinc yinc xoff yoff

The GRID command plots a regular, linear grid with the lower left corner at X1,Y1. The spacing between N-S grid lines is xinc while
the spacing between E-W grid lines is yinc. If yinc is not specified, it defaults to xinc for a square grid. Xoff is offset from X1 for
plotting grid. Yoff is offset from Y1 for plotting grid. Xoff and yoff default to zeros if not input. If xoff, yoff are input, yinc must be
defined (e.g., cannot be left blank.)

IDENT comments

The IDENT command is used to enter any comments, remarks or identifying lines. The comments do not affect the plot, but are used
to document the plot file.

LABEL code X Y ang ht #char pen# / string

The LABEL command plots a string of characters beginning at the location X,Y and proceeding at the angle (ang) from the horizontal
(measured counterclockwise) for a total plot length of (ht * #char). The character height (ht) may be entered in either project or
plotter units. If #char=0, the date will be plotted. If #char=-1, both the date and time will be plotted. The number of characters is limited
to 74. Pen# is optional. If used, the pen specified will be used only for this plot command. The starting location is the lower left hand
corner of the first character in the string. A slash (/) or quote mark is optionally used to delimit the character string. A quote mark will
recognize leading blanks in the character string while a slash will not.

LEGND code X Y ang len delta size ndec

The LEGND command plots a graphic map scale with alternating top and bottom increments filled in. The map scale begins at X,Y
and proceeds parallel to either the X-axis (ang =0) or the Y-axis (ang =90). The total length of the scale (len) may be entered in either
plotter units (code =0) or project coordinates (code =1). The length and labeling of the scale increments are controlled by delta:

Scale increment = delta / XSCALE (for a map scale in the X-direction) Scale increment = delta / YSCALE (for
a map in the Y-direction)

For example, if the map scale is 1" =50 and delta =50, each increment will be 1" long and labeled above the map scale starting with a 0,
then 50, 100, etc. The character height for these labels (size) may be entered in either project or plotter units. Ndec is the number of
decimal places and defaults to -1 (no decimal point).

LINE code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 size

The LINE command plots a solid or dashed line between points X1,Y1 and X2,Y2. If size is less than 0.05, a solid line will be plotted.
A dashed line will be plotted if size is greater than or equal to 0.05. The size of the dash pattern will be in plotter units if size is greater
than 1.0 and will be in project units if size is less than or equal to 1.0.

METAF filename

METAF accesses and plots the commands from a metafile.

MOVE2

This command moves data stored in ARAY2 to ARAY1.

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NUMBR code X Y ang ht value ndec

The NUMBR command plots a real number (value) at the specified map location (X,Y), at the given angle (ang) from the horizontal
(measured counterclockwise). The character height (ht) may be entered in either project or plotter units. The numeric value is plotted
with the number of decimal places specified by (ndec). Ndec=0 will plot the decimal point. Ndec = -1 will not plot it.

NUORG code xcon ycon

The NUORG command will set a new origin for a plot at the location xcon, ycon.

PEN# n

The PEN# command selects which plotter pen is to be used. N is the pen to be selected (1,2...). Once selected it will be used for all
commands following until specified otherwise.

PLYFL code pen edg pct raster_type

The PLYFL command shades a polygon with pen as color. The polygon can also be outlined if edg = 1.0 (the current pen will be
used as the outline). The default for edg is 0.0, (no outline). To select a pen to shade the polygon using a Calcomp plotter simply refer
to your color chart and use the color number associated with the color of your choice. For Hewlett Packard plotters refer to the 120
-Technical Section on setting up a palette, then use the pen number of the palette selection you have set up. The code parameter of
PLYFL should be set to 1 or 2 based on which ARAY you are using. PLYFL with code 1 should be used with ARAY1 commands; use
code 2 to fill a polygon defined by ARAY2 commands.

For Hewlett Packard plotters, you can specify a shading level for the fill command by setting pct to a value from 1-100. One side-effect
of this is that the setting will stay in effect until it is reset. This will affect the BORDR command as well as PLYFL. To reset the shading
level, use PLYFL with a code of 0. For example, PLYFL 0 0 0 50 will reset the shading level to 50%. Using 100 for pct will reset the
shading level to solid fill.

To solid fill, set pct=100 and raster_type =0. A raster_type > 0 will override pct.

POINT code X Y ipen pen# dash

The POINT command moves the pen from its current location to a new point at (X,Y) with the pen down (ipen =2) or with the pen up
(ipen =3). Pen# is optional. If used, the pen# specified will also control any plot commands. If dash is specified, a dashed line will be
plotted that will connect points. Dash is the length of the dash pattern.

POLYG code X Y ang slen #side

The POLYG command plots a polygon of equal length sides (slen) beginning at (X,Y). The starting point (X,Y) is the lower left vertex
of the polygon. Slen must be specified in plotter units. Ang is the angle of the base of the polygon from horizontal (measured
counterclockwise). The number of sides for the polygon is specified by #side. If side is negative, a star is drawn with sides points.

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RESET code X1 Y1 XMIN XMAX YMIN YMAX

The RESET command can be used to reset the plot origin and the map parameters. If X1 + Y1 equals 0.0, the plot origin will be
moved to an X-coordinate of XMAX + 4 plotter units and a Y-coordinate of YMIN. If X1 + Y1 are greater than 0.0, the plot origin
will be shifted by X1,Y1. This command will also reset any SHIFT or NUORG commands. If XMIN, XMAX, YMIN, or YMAX are
0.0, XMIN, XMAX, YMIN, YMAX will not be reset.

SHADE code dist1 ang1 dist2 ang2 pen# outline

The SHADE command is used to shade, or cross-hatch, the area defined by the closed, clockwise boundary created from the ARAY1
or ARAY2 commands. Two sets of cross-hatching can be used. The first set has a spacing of dist1 at angle ang1, and the second sets
spacing is dist2 at angle ang2. If code =1, ARAY1 is used. If code =2, ARAY2 is used. If dist<1.0, it is assumed to be in plotter units.
Ang must be between +90 and -90 degrees. Pen# defaults to the current pen#. If outline =1, the shaded area will be outlined.

SHIFT code xadd yadd

This command is used to shift the coordinates of any following plot commands by a constant (xadd, yadd). If code =0, only plot
commands in plotter units will be shifted. If code =1, only plot commands in project units will be shifted. Plot commands can be
shifted with negative or positive values for xadd, yadd. When plotting a contour map produced from M607V1, you normally have
to shift the plot 0.5 blocks in the X,Y direction. You can shift with project units only if you specify a CONTW command. You would
normally shift with plotter units.

SPECS xmin xmax xscale ymin ymax yscale

The SPECS command is used in the same manner as the MAP line in the run file. It specifies the minimum, maximum and scale
used. Its primary use is to overlay a map that has been generated with a different scale.

SYMBL code X Y ang ht nsym pen#

The SYMBL command is used to plot a single symbol at location X,Y with the angle (ang) from the horizontal (measured
counterclockwise). The height of the symbol may be entered in either project units (if ht>1.0) or plotter units (if ht<1.0). The symbol
(nsym) to be plotted can be obtained from the symbol charts that follow. If a symbol chart for your plotter is not included, use the
sample file included in the Sample File Section to plot your own chart. Pen# is optional. If specified, it is only used for this plot
command.

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Symbol ChartCalComp 907

Note: The Hewlett Packard plotters use the first 13 symbols on this chart and are the only symbols available on the HP plotters.

Symbol Chart - HP LaserJet (for M122LP)

Symbol Chart - M122MF

SYMBOL CHART

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TICKS code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 space thik

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The TICKS command plots tick marks on the left side of the line from X1,Y1 to X2,Y2 incremented by space. The length of the tick mark
is thik, and it may be entered as plotter units (if thik<1.0) or as project units (if thik>1.0).

SYMBOL CHART 4
1 2 3 5 6

[#] (#) /#\ <#> [X] (+)

7 8 9 10 11 12
(X) \^/ O [] /\ <>

13 14 15 16 17 18
* + <+> (O) X Z

19 20 21 22 23 24
% @ [*] <*> /*\ |>

25 26 27 28 29 30
|*> |#> <| <*| <#| \/
31 32 33 34 35 36
\*/ \#/ # {+} {} /_\

37 38 39 40 41
[_] | / \ Y

USERF filename

USERF accesses and plots the commands from an ASCII file (filename). The plotting commands in the file must be a subset of plot
functions described in this section. If the commands are from a binary file, use the DATAF command instead.

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SUMMARYTABLE

ARAY1 code X1 Y1 NP
ARAY2 code X1 Y1 NP
ARROW code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 type size
BORDR code X1 X2 Y1 Y2 ang fil
CIRCL code X1 Y1 ang2 rad1 ang1 rad2
CNTLB code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 ht #char pen# / string
CONTF filename
CONTL code csize cfreq linct ndigt
CONTW code wxmin wxmax wymin wymax
COORD code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 delta ht ang ndec valu dval
DASHL code size #pattern
DATAF filename
DHCOL code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 thik size nchar / dhid
DHCUT code X1 Y1 thick
DHINT code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 #char pen# box shading value
DHLFT code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 #char pen# box shading value
DIMEN code X Y dim ang
ELIPS code X1 Y1 RX RY angle thf tho
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FACTR code mult
FLINE code
GRID code X1 X2 Y1 Y2 xinc yinc
IDENT comments
LABEL code X Y ang ht #char pen# / string
LEGND code X Y ang len delta size ndec
LINE code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 size
MOVE2
NUMBR code X Y ang ht value ndec
NUORG code xcon ycon
PEN# n
PLYFL code pen# edg pct
POINT code X Y ipen pen# dash
POLYG code X Y ang slen #side
RESET code X1 Y1 XMIN XMAX YMIN YMAX
SHADE code dist1 ang1 dist2 ang2 pen# outline
SHIFT code xadd yadd
SPECS XMIN XMAX XSCALE YMIN YMAX YSCALE
SYMBL code X Y ang ht nsym pen#
TICKS code X1 Y1 X2 Y2 space thik
USERF filename

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M122V1 SAMPLE RUN FILE #1

MEDS-122V1 10=SAMP10.DAT 3=RPT122.LA
* PLOT OF SAMPLE GEOLOGY CODES AND OUTLINES AT 1" = 1000 *

COM WHERE:
COM SAMP10.DAT = THE NAME OF THE PROJECT CONTROL FILE
COM RPT122.LA = THE NAME OF THE PRINTER OUTPUT FILE

USR = ABC

MAP = 9000 16000 1000 9000 16000 1000

END
BORDR 1 10000 15000 10000 15000 0
BORDR 1 10015 14985 10000 14985 0
GRID 1 10000 15000 10000 15000 1000
TICKS 1 10000 10000 10000 15000 1000 .08
TICKS 1 10000 15000 15000 15000 1000 .08
COORD 1 9700 10025 9700 15025 1000 .05 0 0 10000 1000
COORD 1 9975 15025 14975 15025 1000 .05 90 0 10000 1000
BORDR 1 10000 15000 9500 10000 0
BORDR 1 10015 14985 9515 9985 0
LINE 1 13500 9500 13500 10000 0
LINE 1 13500 9800 15000 9800 0
LINE 1 15000 9600 13500 9600 0
LABEL 1 13910 9880 0 .04 17 /WIDGET MINING CO.
LABEL 1 13850 9680 0 .04 21 /GEOLOGY CODES & LINES
LABEL 1 13910 9540 0 .04 17 /SCALE: 1" = 1000
PEN# 2
USERF PLT654.PAA / PLOT COMMANDS FOR THE GEOLOGY LINES FROM M654V1
PEN# 3
SHIFT 1-50 -50 / SHIFT HALF A BLOCK TO CENTER CODES IN BLOCKS
USERF PLT656.PAA / PLOT COMMANDS FOR GEOLOGY CODES FROM M656V1
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M122V1 SAMPLE RUN FILE TO PLOT SYMBOL CHARTS

MEDS-122V1 -10=TEMP 3=RPT122.LA
*** COLOR PLOT ***

USR = ABC
MAP = 0 8.5 1 0 11 1

END

BORDR 0 0 8.5 0 11
BORDR 0 1.0 7.9 0.6 9.8
GRID 0 1.3 7.6 1.0 9.0 0.9 8.0
CNTLB 0 1.0 0.8 7.9 0.8 .1 59 INTEGER FOR USE IN SYMBOL CALL SHOWN TO LEFT OF EACH SYMBOL
CNTLB 0 1.0 9.2 7.9 9.2 .5 12 SYMBOL CHART
SHIFT 0 .01 0
CNTLB 0 1.0 9.2 7.9 9.2 .5 12 SYMBOL CHART
SHIFT 0 .01 0
CNTLB 0 1.0 9.2 7.9 9.2 .5 12 SYMBOL CHART
SHIFT 0 -.02 0
IDENT *** NUMBERS
SHIFT 0 1.3 0
LABEL 0 .1 8.7 0 .1 3 0
LABEL 0 .1 8.2 0 .1 3 1
LABEL 0 .1 7.7 0 .1 3 2
LABEL 0 .1 7.2 0 .1 3 3
LABEL 0 .1 6.7 0 .1 3 4
LABEL 0 .1 6.2 0 .1 3 5
LABEL 0 .1 5.7 0 .1 3 6
LABEL 0 .1 5.2 0 .1 3 7
LABEL 0 .1 4.7 0 .1 3 8
LABEL 0 .1 4.2 0 .1 3 9
LABEL 0 .1 3.7 0 .1 3 10
LABEL 0 .1 3.2 0 .1 3 11
LABEL 0 .1 2.7 0 .1 3 12
LABEL 0 .1 2.2 0 .1 3 13
LABEL 0 .1 1.7 0 .1 3 14
LABEL 0 .1 1.2 0 .1 3 15
SHIFT 0 .9 0
LABEL 0 .1 8.7 0 .1 3 16
LABEL 0 .1 8.2 0 .1 3 17
LABEL 0 .1 7.7 0 .1 3 18
LABEL 0 .1 7.2 0 .1 3 19
LABEL 0 .1 6.7 0 .1 3 20
LABEL 0 .1 6.2 0 .1 3 21
LABEL 0 .1 5.7 0 .1 3 22
LABEL 0 .1 5.2 0 .1 3 23
LABEL 0 .1 4.7 0 .1 3 24
LABEL 0 .1 4.2 0 .1 3 25
LABEL 0 .1 3.7 0 .1 3 26
LABEL 0 .1 3.2 0 .1 3 27
LABEL 0 .1 2.7 0 .1 3 28
LABEL 0 .1 2.2 0 .1 3 29

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LABEL 0 .1 1.7 0 .1 3 30
LABEL 0 .1 1.2 0 .1 3 31
SHIFT 0 .9 0
LABEL 0 .1 8.7 0 .1 3 32
LABEL 0 .1 8.2 0 .1 3 33
LABEL 0 .1 7.7 0 .1 3 34
LABEL 0 .1 7.2 0 .1 3 35
LABEL 0 .1 6.7 0 .1 3 36
LABEL 0 .1 6.2 0 .1 3 37
LABEL 0 .1 5.7 0 .1 3 38
LABEL 0 .1 5.2 0 .1 3 39
LABEL 0 .1 4.7 0 .1 3 40
LABEL 0 .1 4.2 0 .1 3 41
LABEL 0 .1 3.7 0 .1 3 42
LABEL 0 .1 3.2 0 .1 3 43
LABEL 0 .1 2.7 0 .1 3 44
LABEL 0 .1 2.2 0 .1 3 45
LABEL 0 .1 1.7 0 .1 3 46
LABEL 0 .1 1.2 0 .1 3 47
SHIFT 0 .9 0
LABEL 0 .1 8.7 0 .1 3 48
LABEL 0 .1 8.2 0 .1 3 49
LABEL 0 .1 7.7 0 .1 3 50
LABEL 0 .1 7.2 0 .1 3 51
LABEL 0 .1 6.7 0 .1 3 52
LABEL 0 .1 6.2 0 .1 3 53
LABEL 0 .1 5.7 0 .1 3 54
LABEL 0 .1 5.2 0 .1 3 55
LABEL 0 .1 4.7 0 .1 3 56
LABEL 0 .1 4.2 0 .1 3 57
LABEL 0 .1 3.7 0 .1 3 58
LABEL 0 .1 3.2 0 .1 3 59
LABEL 0 .1 2.7 0 .1 3 60
LABEL 0 .1 2.2 0 .1 3 61
LABEL 0 .1 1.7 0 .1 3 62
LABEL 0 .1 1.2 0 .1 3 63
SHIFT 0 .9 0
LABEL 0 .1 8.7 0 .1 3 64
LABEL 0 .1 8.2 0 .1 3 65
LABEL 0 .1 7.7 0 .1 3 66
LABEL 0 .1 7.2 0 .1 3 67
LABEL 0 .1 6.7 0 .1 3 68
LABEL 0 .1 6.2 0 .1 3 69
LABEL 0 .1 5.7 0 .1 3 70
LABEL 0 .1 5.2 0 .1 3 71
LABEL 0 .1 4.7 0 .1 3 72
LABEL 0 .1 4.2 0 .1 3 73
LABEL 0 .1 3.7 0 .1 3 74
LABEL 0 .1 3.2 0 .1 3 75
LABEL 0 .1 2.7 0 .1 3 76
LABEL 0 .1 2.2 0 .1 3 77
LABEL 0 .1 1.7 0 .1 3 78
LABEL 0 .1 1.2 0 .1 3 79

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SHIFT 0 .9 0
LABEL 0 .1 8.7 0 .1 3 80
LABEL 0 .1 8.2 0 .1 3 81
LABEL 0 .1 7.7 0 .1 3 82
LABEL 0 .1 7.2 0 .1 3 83
LABEL 0 .1 6.7 0 .1 3 84
LABEL 0 .1 6.2 0 .1 3 85
LABEL 0 .1 5.7 0 .1 3 86
LABEL 0 .1 5.2 0 .1 3 87
LABEL 0 .1 4.7 0 .1 3 88
LABEL 0 .1 4.2 0 .1 3 89
LABEL 0 .1 3.7 0 .1 3 90
LABEL 0 .1 3.2 0 .1 3 91
LABEL 0 .1 2.7 0 .1 3 92
LABEL 0 .1 2.2 0 .1 3 93
LABEL 0 .1 1.7 0 .1 3 94
LABEL 0 .1 1.2 0 .1 3 95
SHIFT 0 .9 0
LABEL 0 .1 8.7 0 .1 3 96
LABEL 0 .1 8.2 0 .1 3 97
LABEL 0 .1 7.7 0 .1 3 98
LABEL 0 .1 7.2 0 .1 3 99
LABEL 0 .1 6.7 0 .1 3 100
LABEL 0 .1 6.2 0 .1 3 101
LABEL 0 .1 5.7 0 .1 3 102
LABEL 0 .1 5.2 0 .1 3 103
LABEL 0 .1 4.7 0 .1 3 104
LABEL 0 .1 4.2 0 .1 3 105
LABEL 0 .1 3.7 0 .1 3 106
LABEL 0 .1 3.2 0 .1 3 107
LABEL 0 .1 2.7 0 .1 3 108
LABEL 0 .1 2.2 0 .1 3 109
LABEL 0 .1 1.7 0 .1 3 110
LABEL 0 .1 1.2 0 .1 3 111
SHIFT 0 -6.7 0

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IDENT *** SYMBOLS

SHIFT 0 1.3 0
SYMBL 0 .7 8.75 0 .3 0
SYMBL 0 .7 8.25 0 .3 1
SYMBL 0 .7 7.75 0 .3 2
SYMBL 0 .7 7.25 0 .3 3
SYMBL 0 .7 6.75 0 .3 4
SYMBL 0 .7 6.25 0 .3 5
SYMBL 0 .7 5.75 0 .3 6
SYMBL 0 .7 5.25 0 .3 7
SYMBL 0 .7 4.75 0 .3 8
SYMBL 0 .7 4.25 0 .3 9
SYMBL 0 .7 3.75 0 .3 10
SYMBL 0 .7 3.25 0 .3 11
SYMBL 0 .7 2.75 0 .3 12
SYMBL 0 .7 2.25 0 .3 13
SYMBL 0 .7 1.75 0 .3 14
SYMBL 0 .7 1.25 0 .3 15
SHIFT 0 -.15 -.15
SHIFT 0 .9 0
SYMBL 0 .7 8.75 0 .3 16
SYMBL 0 .7 8.25 0 .3 17
SYMBL 0 .7 7.75 0 .3 18
SYMBL 0 .7 7.25 0 .3 19
SYMBL 0 .7 6.75 0 .3 20
SYMBL 0 .7 6.25 0 .3 21
SYMBL 0 .7 5.75 0 .3 22
SYMBL 0 .7 5.25 0 .3 23
SYMBL 0 .7 4.75 0 .3 24
SYMBL 0 .7 4.25 0 .3 25
SYMBL 0 .7 3.75 0 .3 26
SYMBL 0 .7 3.25 0 .3 27
SYMBL 0 .7 2.75 0 .3 28
SYMBL 0 .7 2.25 0 .3 29
SYMBL 0 .7 1.75 0 .3 30
SYMBL 0 .7 1.25 0 .3 31
SHIFT 0 .9 0
SYMBL 0 .7 8.75 0 .3 32
SYMBL 0 .7 8.25 0 .3 33
SYMBL 0 .7 7.75 0 .3 34
SYMBL 0 .7 7.25 0 .3 35
SYMBL 0 .7 6.75 0 .3 36
SYMBL 0 .7 6.25 0 .3 37
SYMBL 0 .7 5.75 0 .3 38
SYMBL 0 .7 5.25 0 .3 39
SYMBL 0 .7 4.75 0 .3 40
SYMBL 0 .7 4.25 0 .3 41
SYMBL 0 .7 3.75 0 .3 42
SYMBL 0 .7 3.25 0 .3 43
SYMBL 0 .7 2.75 0 .3 44
SYMBL 0 .7 2.25 0 .3 45
SYMBL 0 .7 1.75 0 .3 46
SYMBL 0 .7 1.25 0 .3 47

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SHIFT 0 .9 0
SYMBL 0 .7 8.75 0 .3 48
SYMBL 0 .7 8.25 0 .3 49
SYMBL 0 .7 7.75 0 .3 50
SYMBL 0 .7 7.25 0 .3 51
SYMBL 0 .7 6.75 0 .3 52
SYMBL 0 .7 6.25 0 .3 53
SYMBL 0 .7 5.75 0 .3 54
SYMBL 0 .7 5.25 0 .3 55
SYMBL 0 .7 4.75 0 .3 56
SYMBL 0 .7 4.25 0 .3 57
SYMBL 0 .7 3.75 0 .3 58
SYMBL 0 .7 3.25 0 .3 59
SYMBL 0 .7 2.75 0 .3 60
SYMBL 0 .7 2.25 0 .3 61
SYMBL 0 .7 1.75 0 .3 62
SYMBL 0 .7 1.25 0 .3 63
SHIFT 0 .9 0
SYMBL 0 .7 8.75 0 .3 64
SYMBL 0 .7 8.25 0 .3 65
SYMBL 0 .7 7.75 0 .3 66
SYMBL 0 .7 7.25 0 .3 67
SYMBL 0 .7 6.75 0 .3 68
SYMBL 0 .7 6.25 0 .3 69
SYMBL 0 .7 5.75 0 .3 70
SYMBL 0 .7 5.25 0 .3 71
SYMBL 0 .7 4.75 0 .3 72
SYMBL 0 .7 4.25 0 .3 73
SYMBL 0 .7 3.75 0 .3 74
SYMBL 0 .7 3.25 0 .3 75
SYMBL 0 .7 2.75 0 .3 76
SYMBL 0 .7 2.25 0 .3 77
SYMBL 0 .7 1.75 0 .3 78
SYMBL 0 .7 1.25 0 .3 79
SHIFT 0 .9 0
SYMBL 0 .7 8.75 0 .3 80
SYMBL 0 .7 8.25 0 .3 81
SYMBL 0 .7 7.75 0 .3 82
SYMBL 0 .7 7.25 0 .3 83
SYMBL 0 .7 6.75 0 .3 84
SYMBL 0 .7 6.25 0 .3 85
SYMBL 0 .7 5.75 0 .3 86
SYMBL 0 .7 5.25 0 .3 87
SYMBL 0 .7 4.75 0 .3 88
SYMBL 0 .7 4.25 0 .3 89
SYMBL 0 .7 3.75 0 .3 90
SYMBL 0 .7 3.25 0 .3 91
SYMBL 0 .7 2.75 0 .3 92
SYMBL 0 .7 2.25 0 .3 93
SYMBL 0 .7 1.75 0 .3 94
SYMBL 0 .7 1.25 0 .3 95
SHIFT 0 .9 0
SYMBL 0 .7 8.75 0 .3 96

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SYMBL 0 .7 8.25 0 .3 97
SYMBL 0 .7 7.75 0 .3 98
SYMBL 0 .7 7.25 0 .3 99
SYMBL 0 .7 6.75 0 .3 100
SYMBL 0 .7 6.25 0 .3 101
SYMBL 0 .7 5.75 0 .3 102
SYMBL 0 .7 5.25 0 .3 103
SYMBL 0 .7 4.75 0 .3 104
SYMBL 0 .7 4.25 0 .3 105
SYMBL 0 .7 3.75 0 .3 106
SYMBL 0 .7 3.25 0 .3 107
SYMBL 0 .7 2.75 0 .3 108
SYMBL 0 .7 2.25 0 .3 109
SYMBL 0 .7 1.75 0 .3 110
SYMBL 0 .7 1.25 0 .3 111
SHIFT 0 -6.7 0
SHIFT 0 -.15 -.15

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HOW TO DEBUG AN M122V1 RUN

1. ? M122V1: TRANSLATION ERROR ON LINE xxx

will occur if an invalid plot command form is specified.

2. ? M122V1 INVALID COMMAND ON LINE xxx

will occur if an invalid plot command is specified.

3. ? M122V1 INVALID PARAMETER ON LINE xxx

will occur if you did not specify the parameters correctly for a plot command.

4. ? M122V1 NO xxx FILENAME SPECIFIED ON LINE xxx

will occur if a filename was not specified on a CONTF, DATAF or USERF plot command line.

5. ? M122V1 INPUT FILES NESTED TOO DEEP ON LINE xxx

BYPASSING INPUT FILE
will occur if more than 20 files are nested.

6. M122V1 RECURSIVE CALL TO INPUT FILE ON LINE xxx

BYPASSING INPUT FILE
will occur if a USERF file contains a reference to itself.

7. M122V1 INPUT FILE NOT AVAILABLE ON LINE xxx

BYPASSING INPUT FILE
will occur if you specify a file that does not exist on your disk or one that cannot be opened.

8. **ERROR IN DASHL: ARAY1 POINTS = xxx

**ERROR IN DASHL: ARAY2 POINTS = xxx
will occur if only one point is stored in the ARAY1 or ARAY2 arrays.

9. If no plot is produced, check that you have specified correct filenames for any USERF, DATAF or CONTF commands.

10. If plotted information exceeds map boundaries, check the map parameters (especially XSCALE and YSCALE).

11. For many section routines, the X coordinate will be output in terms of displacement from the origin, not in true coordinates.
Specify an XMIN of 0.0 for sections that use displacement coordinates.

12. Check the MineSight error messages in the Appendix.

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M124TS COORDINATE CONVERSION OF M122 FILES

PROGRAM SUMMARY REQUIREMENTS AND CONSIDERATIONS

This pr ogram is used to conver t M 122 files tha t ar e in M124TS is used to convert M122 files from pr oject to
project units to plotter units and vice ve rsa. plotter units and vice versa. You must specify the file name
of the file to be converted and a filename for an output
file. You must also give coordina te conversion constants
(origin and scale) and you may optiona lly rotate the plot
PROGRAM FLOW DIAGRAM infor mation by 90o and shift it by a constant.
RUN FI LE:

- Interactive keyboard entry

INPUT CALCS:

- ASCII M122 plot - Convert projectunits to plot-

file ter units and vice versa

OUTPUT

- M122 ASCII plot file trans-

lat ed

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M124TS - COORDINATE CONVERSION FOR M122 FILES

INTERACTIVE OPERATION

1. R U N M124TS < CR > ( Command will va r y a ccor ding to the te rminal you a re using.)

2. M124TS WILL CONVERT M122 PLOT COMMAND COORD AS:

0 = PROJECT -TO- PLOTTER COORDS (DEFAULT)

1 = PLOTTER -TO- PROJECT COORDS

** ENTER 0 OR 1 TO SPECIFY DESIRED CONVERSION.

3. ENTER INPUT PLOT FILE N AME:

E nte r the name of the file tha t conta ins the plot comma nds to be converte d.

4. ENTER OUTPUT PLOT FILE NAME:

E nte r the name of the file tha t will conta in the conve rt ed plot comma nds. (D E FAU LT =
FO R 022.DAT on most computer s)

5. SPECIFY ORIGIN AS LOWER LEFT S.W. CORNER

WITH THE COORDINATES IN PROJECT UNITS.

ENTER XORG, XSCALE:

Plott er units ar e ca lculate d as (X-XO R G ) /X SCA LE a nd pr oject units ar e ca lculat ed a s X *

X SCA LE + XO R G .

ENTER YORG, YSCALE:

Plott er units ar e ca lculate d as (Y-YO R G )/XSCALE and project units ar e calculate d as Y * YS-
CA LE + YO R G .

6. DO YOU WANT TO ROTATE COORDS (N OR Y)

I f Y, e nte r 1 for 90o counte r -clockwise r ot ation or -1 for 90 o clockwise r ot ation.

E NTE R TH E X-O FFSE T PA RAM E TER

This will allow you to shift the xor igin whe n you r ota te the data .

7. DO YOU WANT TO CLIP LINES? ( Y OR N)

Clip be twee n XO R G -XLIM and YO R G-YLIM .

ENTER THE XLIM & YLIM

This will only clip LINE plot commands.

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HOW TO DEBUG AN M124TS RUN

1. ERROR CMS: XXX

I f an invalid plot command is found in the input file, a n e rr or will be re porte d and the line will
be skippe d.

2. Check the MineSight er ror me ssage s in the Appe ndix.

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Proprietary Software: Mintec, Inc. M126MFMETAFILE VIEWING PROGRAM

M126MF METAFILE VIEWING PROGRAM

(EMPC and Unix workstation versions only)

PROGRAM SUMMARY REQUIREMENTS AND CONSIDERATIONS

M 126MF is used to interactive ly view and edit metafiles

and to crea te U SE RF files of the displaye d information. Metafiles
I t is one of the M i n e S i g h t Gr a phical Inte rface
(M GI) programs. M etafiles are files of graphic images that can be viewed
and used as overlays with MG I pr ograms. They can be
created from MineSight U SE RF files with M122MF
or with the Add Objects function in this and other MG I
PROGRAM FLOW DIAGRAM progra ms. Only metafile s created through the Add O b-
jects icon can be e dited. The standard extension of these
RUN FI LE: files is H M F, although any extension is allowed.

- None req uir ed

Metafile Groups

M etafiles can be organized into groups for easier file

management. For example, one group might contain all
overlays re lative to pit design; a nothe r, all those for anno-
INPUT: CALCS: tating plots. The default group is CO MMON.

- PROJMETA.NDX - Creat e, View, or Ed it

(if creat ed ) m et af iles on screen PROJMETA.NDX
- M et af iles - Creat e USERF file
(if creat ed ) The index file, PR OJM ETA.ND X, is used to mana ge all
the metafiles in use in a particular project. For e ach
metafile, this index contains the metafile name, its eleva -
tion or section, its group and a one line description.
OUTPUT:
Pr ograms M122MF, M126MF and M650E D will all create
this index the first time a metafile function is run. There -
- Up dated PROJM ETA.NDX after, each metafile function used will update the index
- USERF file file. The index file can also be created and edited with
- Output file to p rint or plot your systems text editor. A sample file is included at the
end of this documentation.

This documentation includes dir ections for getting the

progra m started. D etailed information on individua l fea -
tures can be found in the on-line help file.

An overview of the common features of all Mi n e S i g h t

Graphical Interface programs can be found in the
G etting Star ting section of the Introduction to Mi n e S i g h t
Volume I.

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Editing Metafiles

Me tafiles that were initially created with the Add O bjects

icon can be edited with the Add Objects icon in any MGI
program, not just M126MF. Me tafiles which were cre-
ated through other M edsystem pr ograms, such as plot
file s, cannot be edited through the Add Objects icon and
should be revised using the program which crea ted them.
Although you are not able to edit a plot metafile, you may
create an overlay while the plot metafile is visible.

For detailed information about metafile editing,

refer to the on-line help file ava ilable under ? icon on
the main screen. Select the H elp Topics Icons then
Add Objects Icon, then look for t he section titled
METAFILE EDITING.

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M126METAFILE VIEWING PROGRAM

PROGRAM OPERATION

1. E nte r M126MF to be gin the pr ogr am.

2. U se Set Ar ea to adjust the viewing window to your pr ojec t ar ea . This ar ea ca n be made the de-
fault with the Sa ve A r ea button.

3. Pr ess the File M a na ger Ic on to get sta rte d.

4. For more infor mat ion about the Icons a nd M enu items, click on the ? in the lower r ight to ac -
c ess the on-line he lp.

M126MF SAMPLE INDEX FILE PROJMETA.NDX

#
# projmeta.ndx
## File Group List
group;COMMON ;
group;ANNOTATE ;
#
# file items format:
# file;file name;elevation/section;group name;
# desc;file description record;
#
file;met206.hmf ; 4400.00;COMMON ;
desc;drillhole collars ;
file;met703.hmf ; ;COMMON ;
desc;Stripper Pit ;
file;met504.tmp ; ;COMMON ;
desc;composites ;
file;title.hmf ; ;ANNOTATE ;
desc;title box outline ;
file;logo.hmf ; ;ANNOTATE ;
desc;company logo ;

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M140V1 PLOT SURVEY FILES

PROGRAM SUMMARY REQUIREMENTS AND CONSIDERATIONS

M140V1creates an M122 plot file of survey data that may be

limited by coordinates, a polygonal boundary or by point codes. M140V1 will output either a plot commands file or survey file.
Optionally, survey data may be processed and written to another Multiple input files can be used and input data can be used
survey file. selectively. Output plot commands use the M122V1 commands
ARAY1, DASHL, SYMBL and LABEL.

The linetypes, symbols and colors used to display survey data

PROGRAM FLOW DIAGRAM
INPUT
- Survey file(s)
are defined in the survey code parameters file. Survey points
may be labeled by using the appropriate ITM command.
Labeling may be by point number or by elevation. Relative
elevations may be plotted by specifying a constant to subtract
from the elevation of each point. The constant to subtract is
specified as a positive number. Data can be interpolated between
input survey points to provide an output file with denser point
spacing. The interpolation is linear at a regular specified interval.
The higher density of point spacing may be needed to produce
more control when modeling a surface.

Program M122V1 must be used to display plot command output.

RUNFILE CALCS
- Output type selection - Select data from input
- Data selection and write output
options
- Labeling options

OUTPUT
- Plot commands file or
Survey file

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M140V1PLOT SURVEY FILES

RUN FILE OPERATION

1. NAMES LINE (must be first line entered)

MEDS-M140V1 10=filename 19=filename 30=filename 3=filename

where

MEDS-140V1 must be the first 10 columns

10 = the NAME OF THE PROJECT CONTROL FILE
OR enter -10=TEMP to use a DUMMY PCF
19 = the NAME OF THE OUTPUT FILE
30 = the NAME OF THE SURVEY PARAMETER CODE FILE
3 = the NAME OF THE PRINTER OUTPUT FILE

2. RUN INFORMATION LINE (max. of 80 columns)

A single line of text information that will be printed at the top of each page of printer output from the run.

3. RUN OPTIONS (in any order & free-field format)

USR = USER INITIALS (e.g., ABC)

IOP1 = 0 USE ALL DATA WITHIN PAR1-4 LIMITS

= 1 LIMIT DATA USE BY A BOUNDARY
NOTE: IF IOP1=1, a boundary filename must be specified. The boundary must be clockwise and closed. Use
one of the following command lines:

CMD = INCL LOCPT FILE filename (to include data within a boundary specified in filename)
CMD = EXCL LOCPT FILE filename (to exclude data within a boundary specified in filename)

IOP2 = 0 OUTPUT (File 19) IS A PLOT COMMANDS FILE

= 1 OUTPUT (File 19) IS A SURVEY FILE

IOP5 = 0 DO NOT ADD POINTS TO OUTPUT

= 1 ADD POINTS AT A REGULAR INTERVAL TO CREATE DENSER POINT SPACING
NOTE: Only use IOP5 if IOP2=1. New points are a linear interpolation between input points. Point spacing
interval is PAR8.

IOP6 = 0 INCLUDE BREAK CODES IN OUTPUT FILE

= 1 SUPPRESS BREAK CODES IN OUTPUT FILE
NOTE: Only use IOP6 if IOP2=1.

IOP7 = 0 SELECT CODES SPECIFIED AFTER SURVEY FILENAME

= 1 OMIT CODES SPECIFIED AFTER SURVEY FILENAME

IOP8 = 0 Do not use a pen# (Default = pen 1)

= # Use number entered as pen#

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NOTE: PAR1-4 define limits for input data to be used. the defaults for PAR1-4 are the PCF limits. if a dummy
PCF is used, there are no defaults for PAR1-4.

PAR1 = XMIN, MINIMUM EASTING

PAR2 = XMAX, MAXIMUM EASTING
PAR3 = YMIN, MINIMUM NORTHING
PAR4 = YMAX, MAXIMUM NORTHING
PAR5 = PLOT SCALE (Required if IOP2=0)
PAR6 = ZMIN, MINIMUM ELEVATION (Default = 0.0)
PAR7 = ZMAX, MAXIMUM ELEVATION (Default = 99999.)
PAR9 = CONSTANT TO SUBTRACT FROM INPUT ELEVATION

ITMn = label format xoff yoff height

where

label = POINT or ELEV

format = A6 or Fm.n (m=total field width, n= #decimals)
xoff = label offset in x direction in plotter units
yoff = label offset in y direction in plotter units
height = height of label in plotter units
NOTE: If both point and elev labels are used, xoff & yoff must be used to avoid overplotting the labels.

END

4. INPUT FILE, CODES TO PROCESS (free field format)

FILENAME CODES 1 through 10

FILENAME may be up to 10 characters

CODES are up to 4 characters each

CODES are optional - default is to use all data

The number of input files is unlimited.

SURVEY FILE
Survey files are specially formatted ASCII data files. The format is described below. Data that is not in this format can be converted
with a procedure in the MEDSManager Survey group.

The Fortran format for survey data is (A4, 2X, I6, 3F12.3). The columnar format of a survey file is:

Columns Description
1-4 Point code
5-6 Blank spaces
7-12 Point number
13-24 Easting coordinate
25-36 Northing coordinate
37-48 Elevation

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CODE PARAMETER FILE

For a description of the survey parameter file, see the M650SV documentation.

M140V1 SAMPLE RUNFILE

MEDS-140V1 -10=TEMP 3=rpt140.la 19=plt140.paa 30=param.cod
** PROCESS SURVEY FILES **

USR = ABC / Sat Jan 31, 1998 5:16:07 PM PST

IOP1 = 0 PLOT ALL POINTS WITHIN MAP LIMITS

COM 1= SPECIFY A BOUNDARY CONDITION FOR POINTS TO PLOT
IOP2 = 0 OUTPUT IS PLOT COMMANDS FILE
= 1 OUTPUT IS SURVEY FILE

IOP5 = 0 USE DATA AS IS

= 1 DENSIFY DATA POINT SPACING (USE PAR8)
IOP6 = 0 WRITE BREAK CODES TO OUTPUT
= 1 SUPPRESS BREAK CODES IN OUTPUT
IOP7 = 1 OMIT SELECTED CODES

PAR1 = -2000. 7000. -8000. 1000. 1000. / XMIN,XMAX, YMIN,YMAX, SCALE

PAR6 = 0. / ZMIN (DEFAULT= 0.0)
PAR7 = 0. / ZMAX (DEFAULT= 99999.)
PAR9 = 0. / RELATIVE ELEVATION
COM PAR8 = POINT SPACING FOR IOP5

COM USE ITM COMMANDS TO SPECIFY LABEL OPTIONS FOR PLOT.

COM WHEN MORE THAN ONE ITM IS SPECIFIED, USE OFFSET TO
COM SEPARATE LABELS

COM ITMN = KEYWORD, FORMAT, XOFFSET, YOFFSET, HEIGHT

COM WHERE:
COM KEYWORDS = POINT, ELEV
COM FORMAT = A6, FM.N
COM XOFFSET DEFAULT = 0.05
COM YOFFSET DEFAULT = 0.00
COM HEIGHT DEFAULT = 0.08

COM PLOT LABELS

COM SURVEY FILES & POINT CODES PLOT FOLLOW END STATEMENT

END
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SAMPLE INPUT FILE

TOPO 1 4649.400 784.700 3350.000
TOPO 2 4680.200 793.800 3350.000
TOPO 3 4731.500 842.000 3350.000
TOPO 4 4762.800 914.100 3350.000
TOPO 5 4774.700 937.700 3350.000
TOPO 6 4806.500 981.000 3350.000
$
TOPO 1 1683.500 -6486.400 3700.000
TOPO 2 1682.000 -6474.400 3700.000
TOPO 3 1678.000 -6451.400 3700.000
TOPO 4 1676.000 -6420.400 3700.000
TOPO 5 1676.000 -6395.400 3700.000
TOPO 6 1671.000 -6331.400 3700.000
.
.
.

SAMPLE SURVEY CODE FILE

0.00 0.00100 0.00 0.00100
TOPO 0 2 0.100 2 1 0.080
BPRM 0 3 0.100 2 1 0.080 PERIMETER
B.H. 0 -1 0.100 5 1 0.080 BLASTHOLE
EDRD 1 4 0.100 11 1 0.080
CST -1 3 0.050 4 1 0.080
STA 0 -1 0.100 1 3 0.100 STATION
TOE 0 2 0.100 3 1 0.080
TEMP 0 -1 0.100 0 -1 0.100 TEMPORARY
$ 0 -1 0.100 0 -1 0.080 BREAK
ROAD 1 4 0.100 11 1 0.080
BND -1 4 0.050 5 1 0.040
BERM 1 4 0.100 11 1 0.080
EDGE 1 4 0.100 11 1 0.080
ELEV 0 -1 0.050 4 1 0.080
PLUG 0 2 0.10 3 1 0.080

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION - PLOTTERS

Creating a pen palette for the HP650C Plotter 3. LOAD the Palette.

M122H2 outputs plot commans with up to sixteen (16) logical From the Status screen, press Enter. Press the up arrow twice
pen numbers. The different pens are used to distinguish cutoff to scroll to Pen Settings then press Enter. Scroll to the desired
values, geologic properties, structural types, etc. It is important to pallette (A, B, or Factory), and press Enter. The displayed
rember that the pen numbers are logical pens and do not represent palette is now loaded.
any specific color or line thickness. It is recommended that some
thought be given to the representation of these items and that
the same standard be used throughout the life of the project.

Using the HP650C ink jet plotter, you can define a logical pen to
have a specific color and thickness. For MindSight the setup
must be done at the plotter. The plotter has a factory default
setting which cannot be changed and two (2) changeable settings,
Palette A and Palette B. Sixteen pens can be defined using
different widths and any combination of the plotters 256 colors.
The default line thickness is 0.35mm. The minimum thickness
is one pixel (0.13mm), and some colors are a dot pattern at this
thickness. We recommend that Pen 1--8 be primary or dark
colors, and Pens 9--16 be light colors, to be used for shading
polygons and blocks.

1. To VERIFY the colors available, plot out the Palette demo

plot.

a. On the plotter panel press the Enter button, then the down
arrow button until DEMO PLOTS appears in the display.

b. Press the Enter button until PALETTE appears in the

window, then press the Enter button.

2. DEFINE the palette (A or B).

From the Status screen, press Enter. Press the up arrow twice
to scroll to Pen Settings then press Enter.

Scroll to Define Palette and press Enter, when A or B displays

press Enter. You will be setting up palette A or B.

Scroll to the PEN NUMBER you wish to define, and press

Enter, the current setting for this pen width will be displayed.
Scroll to the new setting and press Enter.

Scroll to COLOR you wish to define, and press Enter, scroll

to the color number you want and press Enter. (The color
number may be obtained from the demo plot.)

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