Appendix > Configuration files > File types > System files in detail > Types.ini

Paper Size:

e.g. ISO expand A1 (594.00 x 841.00 MM),

Must be acceptable to the device. Values can only be expressed in terms of 'locale' or 'canonical' sizes. See 'Output size' above for more details.

Orientation:

e.g. landscape

The only values that can be used are 'landscape' or 'portrait'. Landscape is a synonym for an extra 90-degree rotation and "portrait" implies no extra rotation.

Border:

e.g. ISO - A0

Can be anything since its only used as a descriptive term for the plot window

Scale:

e.g. 1:1

The only values which can be used are '1:1' or 'fit'

Window:

e.g. 0 0 841 594

The windowed area to be plotted in the units of the drawing, specified in X and Y coordinates from the bottom left to top right.

Offset:

e.g. center

The only values which can be used are X and Y coordinates or center

Rotation:

e.g. 0

Indicates the drawing orientation in degrees, based on Portrait or Landscape. Also determines whether the drawing is plotted upside-down. The only values that can be used are '0', '90', '180' and '270'.

Pen Configuration:

e.g. 1_to_1

Refers to the name of the plot style table you want to use. Dependant on the drawing type, there must be a CTB or STB file available at plot time.

Note:

A comma should separate each value and all values must be specified on each line.

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