eagle.def

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; Device definitions for EAGLE version 4.16:
;
; [NAME]  device name (as in command line option "-d" or menu)
; @NAME   inherits data from [NAME] (max. nesting level is 10!)
; Type    basic device type (must immediately follow [NAME]):
;
;         PenPlotter    pen plotter
;         PhotoPlotter  photoplotter
;         DrillStation  drill station
;         Generic       generic device (used for e.g. PostScript)
;         Calcomp       Calcomp pen plotter
;         CalcompE      CalComp electrostatic plotter
;
; Common parameters for all types of devices:
;
; Long        long name (description) of device
; Init        string to initialize device before printing
; Reset       string to reset device after printing
; ResX/Y      resolution in X/Y direction (dots or steps per inch, default = 1000)
; CorrectX/Y  used to correct hardware tolerances (default = 1.0)
; OffsetX/Y   defines an offset from the machine's origin (default = 0.0)
; Width       page width (inch) (default = 8.0)
; Height      page height (inch) (default = 12.0)
; Output      name of the output file or port
; Color.NN    color number to use for layer NN, e.g.
;                Color.120 = 3 ; will use color '3' for layer '120'
;
; Parameters for drawing devices (PenPlotter, PhotoPlotter):
;
; Draw        draw a line to (x, y)
; Move        move the pen to (x, y)
; PenDown     lower the pen
; PenUp       lift the pen
;
; Parameters for pen plotters (PenPlotter):
;
; PenArcCxCyAd           draw an arc from CP with center (Cx, Cy) and angle Ad
; PenCircleCxCyRxCxCyRx  draw a circle at (Cx, Cy) with radius Rx
; PenCircleCxCyRxRy      draw a circle at (Cx, Cy) with radius Rx and Ry
; PenCircleRxCxCy        draw a circle at (Cx, Cy) with radius Rx
; PenCircleRxn           draw a circle at CP with radius Rx (negtive!)
; PenCircleRxRx          draw a circle ar CP with radius Rx
; PenSelect              select pen
; PenSpeed               string to set pen speed
; PenDiameter            pen diameter (mm)
; PenVelocity            pen velocity (device dependent value)
;
; Parameters for drill stations (DrillStation):
;
; DrillSize   string for drill size definition in output file
; AutoDrill   string for automatic drill generation
; FirstDrill  number of the first drill to use with AutoDrill
; BeginData   string to mark the beginning of the actual drill data
; Select      string to select a tool
; Divide      divides coordinates (default = 1.0)
; Drill       string to drill a hole at (x, y) [with tool]
; Info        string that is copied into the drill info file
; Rack        name of the drill rack file
;
; Parameters for photo plotters (PhotoPlotter):
;
; AutoAperture      string for automatic aperture generation
; Aperture          string to select an aperture
; Flash             string to flash an aperture
; Info              string that is copied into the photo plotter info file
; Wheel             name of the aperture wheel file name
; FirstAperture     number of the first aperture to use with AutoAperture
; ToleranceDrawM    negative draw tolerance
; ToleranceDrawP    positive draw tolerance
; ToleranceFlashM   negative flash tolerance
; ToleranceFlashP   positive flash tolerance
; EmulateApertures  turns aperture emulation on (YES) or off (NO)
; EmulateAnnulus    turns annulus emulation on (YES) or off (NO)
; EmulateThermal    turns thermal emulation on (YES) or off (NO)
; Circle            defines embedded circle aperture
; Rectangle         defines embedded rectangle aperture
; Octagon           defines embedded octagon aperture
; Oval              defines embedded oval aperture
; Annulus           defines embedded annulus aperture
; Thermal           defines embedded thermal aperture
; MaxApertureSize   maximum physical aperture size (inch)
;
; Parameters for DrillStation and PhotoPlotter;
;
; Units             the units used in *.GPI and *.DRI files
;                   valid units are Inch, MM and Auto[default] (automatically
;                   chooses the unit with the least decimal digits)
; Decimals          the number of decimals to use when Units is set to Inch
;                   or MM (default = 4). Values are rounded to this number of
;                   decimals.
;
; Parameters for generic devices:
;
; Header1         header string used for PostScript
; Header2         header string used for PostScript
; Header3         header string used for PostScript
; StartPage       string that starts a new page
; EndPage         string that ends a page
; ArcCxCyRWSaEaC  string that draws an arc at (Cx, Cy) with Radius, Width, Start angle, End angle and line Cap
; Bar             string that draws a bar
; Circle          string that draws a circle
; Line            string that draws a line
; Octagon         string that draws an octagon
; Pie             string that draws a pie
; Hole            string that draws a hole
; HwArcX1Y1CxCyA  string that draws an arc with hardware coordinates
; HwArc           string that draws an arc with hardware coordinates
; HwCircle        string that draws a circle with hardware coordinates
; HwColor         string that sets the color
; HwLine          string that draws a line with hardware coordinates
; HwPie           string that draws a pie with hardware coordinates
; HwPoly1         string that start a polygon with hardware coordinates
; HwPoly2         string that draws a polygon edge with hardware coordinates
; HwPoly3         string that ends a polygon with hardware coordinates
; HwStartPage     string that starts a page
; HwWidth         string that sets line width with hardware units
; MaxHwWidth      maximum hardware line width
;
; Strings have to be enclosed in double quotes ("...").
; If a double quote has to be part of the string, it must be escaped with
; a backslash, e.g. "abc\"def".
; If a backslash has to appear in the string, it has to be doubled,
; e.g. "abc\\def" would result in abc\def.
; Non-printable characters inside strings are written as "\xhh" with 2
; hex digits, e.g. "\x1B" would mean ESCape; the digits may be upper- or
; lowercase, but it has to be exactly two of them!
; The following characters have special meanings when escaped with
; a backslash:
;
;   \0     NUL      integer 0        \x00
;   \a     BEL      alert            \x07
;   \b     BS       backspace        \x08
;   \f     FF       form feed        \x0C
;   \n     NL (LF)  newline          \x0D\x0A
;   \r     CR       carriage return  \x0D
;   \t     HT       horizontal tab   \x09
;   \v     VT       vertical tab     \x0B
;   \xhh   hh       hex number       \xhh
;
; If a string parameter is too long to fit into one line it can be continued
; on the next line by escaping the end of line with a backslash, e.g.
;    Parameter = "A very long string "  \
;                "which takes several " \ some comment
;                "lines.\n"
; Note that the backslash terminates the line, so everything after the '\'
; character is discarded (this may be used for additional comments).

[HPPJETXL300C]

@HPGL2
Long     = "HP PaintJet XL300 (150 dpi, 16.8M colors)"
; The HP PaintJet XL300 can print up to 16.8M colors. However, these are
; always created by mixing the basic colors cyan, magenta, and yellow.
; Thus non-basic colors (especially light tones) will appear rastered when
; closely viewed.
;
; The default INIT string of the HPGL2 driver sets the printer up for
;
; 'NP14'                14 pens
; 'CR0,15,0,15,0,15'    a color range from 0 to 15 for each bacic color,
;                       which results in a maximum of 4096 different colors
; 'MC1'                 transparent printing (overlapping colors mix!)
; 'PC 1,15, 0,15'       pen  1: magenta
; 'PC 2, 0,15,15'       pen  2: cyan
; 'PC 3, 0, 0,15'       pen  3: blue
; 'PC 4,15,15, 0'       pen  4: yellow
; 'PC 5,15, 0, 0'       pen  5: red
; 'PC 6, 0,15, 0'       pen  6: green
; 'PC 7, 0, 0, 0'       pen  7: black
; 'PC 8,15,12,15'       pen  8: light magenta
; 'PC 9,12,15,15'       pen  9: light cyan
; 'PC10,12,12,15'       pen 10: light blue
; 'PC11,15,15,12'       pen 11: light yellow
; 'PC12,15,12, 0'       pen 12: light red
; 'PC13,12,15, 0'       pen 13: light green
; 'PC14,11,11,11'       pen 14: grey
;
; You can modify the colors by changing the 'PCn,r,g,b' commands, where
;
; n = pen number
; r = red component
; g = green component
; b = blue component
;
; Note that although the printer has cyan, magenta and yellow as basic
; colors, the 'PC' commands use RGB (red-green-blue) values, according to
; the NTSC specification!

[DESIGNJET220]

@HPGL2
Long     = "HP DesignJet 220, HPGL2-Mode"
Init     = "\x1B%%1BIN;IP0,0,100,100SC0,100,0,100"\
           "WU1MC1NP14CR0,15,0,15,0,15"\
           "PC1,15,0,15PC2,0,15,15PC3,0,0,15PC4,15,15,0"\
           "PC5,15,0,0PC6,0,15,0PC7,0,0,0PC8,15,12,15"\
           "PC9,12,15,15PC10,12,12,15PC11,15,15,12PC12,15,12,0"\
           "PC13,12,15,0PC14,11,11,11"\
           "PA;\n"
Reset    = "PG;\x1B%%0A\f"
HwColor  = "SP%u" ; (Pen-Number)  precede this line with ';' for b/w

;Use the following as first line of the Init string for A3 sized paper:
;Init     = "\x1B&l27A\x1B%%-1BIN;IP0,0,100,100SC0,100,0,100"\

[DESIGNJET650]
Type     = Generic
Long     = "HP DesigJet 650C, HPGL2"
Init     = "\x1B%%-12345X@@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = HPGL2\n"\
           "\x1B%%-1BBIN;IP0,0,100,100SC0,100,0,100"\
           "WU1MC1NP14CR0,15,0,15,0,15"\
           "PC1,15,0,15PC2,0,15,15PC3,0,0,15PC4,15,15,0"\
           "PC5,15,0,0PC6,0,15,0PC7,0,0,0PC8,15,12,15"\
           "PC9,12,15,15PC10,12,12,15PC11,15,15,12PC12,15,12,0"\
           "PC13,12,15,0PC14,11,11,11"\
           "PA;\n"
Reset    = "PUSP0PG;"
ResX     = 1016
ResY     = 1016
HwArcX1Y1CxCyA = "PU%d,%dPDAA%d,%d,%d\n" ; (x1, y1, xc, yc, ArcAngle)
HwColor  = "SP%u" ; (Pen-Number)
HwLine   = "PU%d,%dPD%d,%d\n"
HwPoly1  = "PU%d,%dPM0PA%d,%d"           ; first edge
HwPoly2  = ",%d,%d"                      ; other points
HwPoly3  = "PM2FP;\n"                    ; end of polygon
HwWidth  = "PW%u" ; (Pen-Width)
MaxHwWidth = 5

[HPGL]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "HP-GL plotter"
Init     = "IN; IP 0,0,100,100; SC 0,100,0,100;\n"
Reset    = "PU; SP 0; PA 0,0;\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 1016
ResY     = 1016
PenSelect  = "SP %u;\n"  ;; Pens numbered 1..n
PenSpeed   = "VS %1.0f;\n"
PenUp      = "PU;\n"
PenDown    = "PD;\n"
Move       = "PA %d,%d;\n"
Draw       = "PA %d,%d;\n"
PenCircleCxCyRxRy = "AA %d,%d,360;\n"   ; (assumes CP is left?!)
PenArcCxCyAd      = "AA %d,%d,%1.2f;\n" ; (assumes CP is at start of arc)
; Cx/y    Center X/Y (long)
; Rx/y    Radius X/Y (long)
; Ad      Angle in degrees (double)

[HPGLX]

@HPGL
Long     = "HP-GL plotter (serial, with Xon/Xoff handshake)"
Init     = "\x1B.I;;17:\x1B.N;19:"\
           "IN; IP 0,0,100,100; SC 0,100,0,100;\n"

[SPL10]

@HPGL
Long     = "Sekonic SPL 10 plotter"

[CX6000]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "C.Itoh CX6000 plotter"
Init     = ""
Reset    = "M0,0\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
PenSelect  = "C%u\n"  ;; Pens numbered 0..n-1
Move       = "M%d,%d\n"
Draw       = "D%d,%d\n"

[DXY800]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "Roland DXY-800 plotter"
Init     = ""
Reset    = "J0\nH\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
PenSelect  = "J %u\n"
Move       = "M %d,%d\n"
Draw       = "D %d,%d\n"
PenCircleRxRx = "E %d,180,360\nE %d,0,180\n"

[DPX2200]

@HPGL
Long     = "Roland DPX-2200 plotter"

[ADCOMP]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "ADCOMP X 100 plotter"
Init     = ""
Reset    = "M0,0\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
PenSelect  = "C%u\n"  ;; Pens numbered 1..n
Move       = "M%d,%d\n"
Draw       = "D%d,%d\n"
PenCircleCxCyRxCxCyRx = "W%d,%d,%d,180,360,1\nW%d,%d,%d,0,180,1\n"

[WX4671]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "Watanabe WX4671 plotter"
Init     = ""
Reset    = "M0,0\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
Move       = "M%d,%d\n"
Draw       = "D%d,%d\n"

[HPX84]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "HPX-84 plotter"
Init     = "SH\n"
Reset    = "SH\nAP 0 0\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
PenUp    = "SH\n"
PenDown  = "SS\n"
Move     = "AP %d %d\n"
Draw     = "AP %d %d\n"
PenCircleCxCyRxRy = "SH\nAK %d %d %d\n"

[YEWPL]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "Yokogawa PL 1000 plotter"
Init     = "IP 0;IW 0,0,380,250; IP 1;\n"
Reset    = "MA 0,0\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
PenSelect  = "PS %u\n"
PenSpeed   = "PV %1.0f\n"
Move       = "MA %d,%d\n"
Draw       = "DA %d,%d\n"
PenCircleRxCxCy = "AC %d,%d,%d,1800,5400\n"

[ADCOMP300]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "ADCOMP X 300 plotter"
Init     = "H\n"
Reset    = "J0\nH\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
PenSelect  = "J%u\n"
PenSpeed   = "T%1.0f\n" ;;max(min(sround(PenVelocity / 2), 10), 1)
Move       = "M%d,%d\n"
Draw       = "D%d,%d\n"
PenCircleCxCyRxRy = "W%d,%d,%d,%d,1800,5400\n"

[MP1000]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "Watanabe MP1000 plotter"
Init     = ""
Reset    = "J0\nH\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
PenSelect  = "J%u\n"
PenSpeed   = "T%1.0f\n"
Move       = "M%d,%d\n"
Draw       = "D%d,%d\n"

[EPSONHI80]

@MP1000
Long     = "EPSON HI-80 plotter (Plot-Mode 1)"

[SWEET]

Type     = PenPlotter
Long     = "SWEET-P 100 plotter"
Init     = "RE;\n"
Reset    = "HO;\n"
Width    = 16
Height   = 11
ResX     = 254
ResY     = 254
PenSpeed   = "VS %1.0f;\n" ;;max(15, sround((PenVelocity * 15) / 75))
Move       = "MA %d,%d;\n"