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VGA Plus Prepackaged Icons and Character Sets

©Diebold, Incorporated
TP-799508-000A PD 2420
October 1992

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Document History
Document Number Date Remarks
TP-799508-000A 10/92 Original
     

PREFACE
This manual describes the prepackaged icons and character sets available for use with VGA
Plus.

This guide assumes that the reader is familiar with the information presented in the VGA Plus
Programming Manual, TP-799499-000A.

Character Sets
Section 1 describes all the prepackaged character sets available for VGA Plus. This includes
both the sets in the standard graphics library and the sets supplied as part of the Diebold Design
Utility.

Icons
Section 2 describes all the prepackaged icons.

Section 1
Character Sets
This section describes all the prepackaged character sets available for VGA Plus. This includes
both the sets in the standard graphics library and the sets supplied as part of the Diebold Design
Utility. Each character set description shows the characters in the set, states the size of the
characters, and indicates the screen data character(s) required to display each character on the
Consumer Display.

Space Character
Each prepackaged character set contains a space character that matches the size of the other
characters in the set. To display the set's space character, you simply place a space character in
your screen data.

The VGA Plus Programming Manual, TP-799499-000A, lists the character sets in the standard
graphics library, and tells what font numbers are assigned to each set. If your institution uses a
custom graphics library, ask your Diebold Design Utility operator for a list of your character sets
and font numbers.

Character Set Descriptions


Each character set description includes the character, the screen data, and the ASCII
hexadecimal data as follows:

Some characters requires a VT control sequence to display. If this is the case, the character set
description includes the character, the screen data, and the ASCII hexadecimal data as follows:

BASIC SET
The basic set is included in every graphics library, both standard and custom. With the exception
of the copyright symbol ©, each character block is one column wide and 12 scan lines high. The
copyright symbol is two columns wide and 12 scan lines high.

All the characters from the space character through the underscore character use standard ASCII
or EBCDIC character codes to display the corresponding character. The remainder of the
characters in this character set require a VT control sequence to display the character.
HELVETICA AND CENTURY FONTS
The helvetica and century fonts are part of the standard graphics library. These character sets
are designed for a row size of 12 scan lines. Each character block is two columns wide and 24
scan lines high.

Helvetica
Century

ROLLING FONT
The rolling font is part of the standard graphics library. This character set is designed for a row
size of 12 scan lines. The set contains only the characters A through Z and the space character.
Each character block is two columns wide and 24 scan lines high.
CHINESE 4 AND CHINESE 5
The Chinese 4 and Chinese 5 character sets are not part of the standard graphics library. They
must be extracted from files provided with the Diebold Design Utility. Chinese 4 and Chinese 5
are designed for a row size of 16 scan lines. Each character block is two columns wide and 16
scan lines high.

Chinese 4

Chinese 5
CHINESE 6 AND CHINESE 7
The Chinese 6 and 7 character sets are not part of the standard graphics library. They must be
extracted from files provided with the Diebold Design Utility. Chinese 6 and 7 are designed for a
row size of 16 scan lines. Each character block is two columns wide and 16 scan lines high.

Chinese 6

Chinese 7
THAI
The Thai character set is not part of the standard graphics library. It must be extracted from files
provided with the Diebold Design Utility. Thai is designed for a row size of 12 scan lines. Each
character block is one column wide and 12 scan lines high.
ARABIC
The Arabic character set is not part of the standard graphics library. It must be extracted from
files provided with the Diebold Design Utility. Arabic is designed for a row size of 12 scan lines.
Each character block is one column wide and 12 scan lines high.

RUSSIAN
The Russian character set is not part of the standard graphics library. It must be extracted from
files provided with the Diebold Design Utility. Russian is designed for a row size of 12 scan lines.
Each character block is one column wide and 12 scan lines high.

The Russian character set also contains some characters from the basic set. The basic set
characters included in the Russian character include the characters corresponding to the VT
space through the VT ? and the characters space through @.
TURKISH
The Turkish character set is not part of the standard graphics library. It must be extracted from
files provided with the Diebold Design Utility. Turkish is designed for a row size of 12 scan lines.
Each character block is one column wide and 12 scan lines high.

The Turkish character set contains some characters from the basic set. The basic set characters
included in the Turkish character set are those characters corresponding to screen data codes VT
space through VT ? and the characters space through @.
ENGLISH
The English (16 x 16) set is not part of the standard graphics library. It must be extracted from
files provided with the Diebold Design Utility. This set is designed for a row size of 16 scan lines.
Each character block is two columns wide and 16 scan lines high.

All the characters use standard ASCII or EBCDIC character codes to display the corresponding
character.
BORDERS AND BACKGROUNDS (8 X 12)
The borders and backgrounds sets are collections of mosaic blocks for constructing decorative
borders and backgrounds for text and icons on the Consumer Display. The borders can be
extended horizontally and vertically to surround as large an area of the display as you want to
enclose. The small shapes corresponding to screen data codes space through comma (,)
(hexadecimal 20 through 2C) can be used to tile an area of any size, creating a patterned
background for text and icons.

The borders and backgrounds (8 x 12) set is included in every graphics library, both standard and
custom. This set is designed for a row size of 12 scan lines. You can use this version of borders
and backgrounds with the basic set; the helvetica, century, and rolling fonts; and the Arabic, Thai,
and Russian sets. Each mosaic block is one column wide and 12 scan lines high. For an example
of constructing a border, refer to the VGA Plus Programming Manual.

BORDERS AND BACKGROUNDS (8 X 12)


BORDERS AND BACKGROUNDS (8 X 12)
BORDERS AND BACKGROUNDS (8 X 12)
BORDERS AND BACKGROUNDS (8 x 16)
The borders and backgrounds (8 x 16) set is not part of the standard graphics library. It must be
extracted from files provided with the Diebold Design Utility. This set is designed for a row size of
16 scan lines. You can use this version of borders and backgrounds with Chinese characters and
with the English (16 x 16) set. Each mosaic block is one column wide and 16 scan lines high. The
screen data character(s) required to display each block are indicated on this page and the next.
For an example of constructing a border, refer to the VGA Plus Programming Manual.
BORDERS AND BACKGROUNDS (8 x 16)
BORDERS AND BACKGROUNDS (8 x 16)

BORDERS AND BACKGROUNDS (8 x 16)


Section 2
Icons
This section describes all of the prepackaged icons. For each icon, the text provides the icon
number and indicates both the high-resolution and low- resolution width and height of the icon as
follows:

Icon nnn
cc x rrr low
cc x rrr high

Where:

 nnn - indicates the icon number


 cc - indicates the width of the icon (number of columns)
 rrr - indicates the height of the icon (number of rows for row size of 12)

VGA Plus supports four resolutions. The VGA Plus Programming Manualdescribes resolutions in
the following format:

PPP x SSS x CCC

Where PPP stands for the number of pixels the terminal displays on each line, SSS stands for the
number of horizontal scan lines the terminal can display, and CCC stands for the number of
colors that the terminal can display at any one time.

The high-resolution icons can be displayed in the following resolutions: 640 x 480 x 256 and 640
x 480 x 16. The low-resolution icons can be displayed in the following resolutions: 320 x 240 x
256, and 320 x 200 x 256.

Translating Scan Lines to Rows


The height of characters and icons is stated in scan lines. To calculate the number of rows
occupied by the icon, divide the height of the icon by the number of scan lines in each row.

The following pages list the icons in order by icon number.

Welcome Text - 000

Take Card Animation (Large) - 001 through 003


Insert Card Animation (Small) - 004 through 008
Swipe Card Animation (Large) - 009 through 011
Swipe Card Animation (Small) - 012 through 016
Enter Pin - 017
Enter Pin Animation - 018 through 020
Select Transaction - 021 and 022
Select Transaction Animation - 023 through 030
Cash - 031 through 035
Miscellaneous Services - 036 through 047
Insert Envelope - 048
Insert Envelope Animation - 049 through 052

Please Wait Text and Clock - 053 and 054


Take Cash - 055
Take Cash Animation - 056 through 060
Thank You Text - 061

Take Card Animation (Large) - 062 through 064


Take Receipt - 065
Take Card Animation (Small) - 066 through 070
Take Receipt Animation - 071 through 073
Closed Text - 074

Screwdriver, Wrench, Repair Man, and Phone - 075 through 078


Labels - 079 through 082
Consumer Interface Panels - 083 and 084
Consumer Interface Panels (Pieces/parts) - 083 and 084
Refer to page 51, for the individual components used to create these icons.
Large Arrows - 085 through 092
Registration Mark and Small Arrows - 093 and 097

Individual Components - 098 through 102


Icons 098 through 102 match individual Consumer Interface Panel components within Icon 083
(Walk-up terminal) and Icon 084 (Drive-up terminal). Refer to page 48 for an illustration using the
individual components.

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