Set Text/Graphic Orientation

\i C o byte::orientation

Parameter	Type	Range	Description
orientation	byte	0 ... 3	screen orientation

Orientation	Description
0	landscape mode (0°)
1	portrait mode (90°)
2	landscape mode upside down (180°)
3	portrait mode upside down (270°)

• This orientation is interpreted relative to the screen orientation and, if used, viewport orientation (see Set Screen Orientation and Define Viewport).
• The default value for orientation is 0. It will be automatically set to default on startup and by the commands Reset All or Reboot Panel Controller.
• When using Set Text Alignment, width and height of the alignment area are interpreted according to the selected text orientation (refer to Example below).

Response:

[ACK]

Example

\i!                          { Reset All }
\iCL\x55                     { Set Line Style to dotted }

\iCK\D50\D130                { Set Cursor Position to Origin X=50 / Y=130 }
\iCT\x83\D65\D50             { Set Text Alignment to Width=65 / Height=50 }
\iDR\x0\D65\D50              { Draw Rectangle with width=65 / height=50 }
\iDTText Orientation = 0\0   { Draw Text "Text Orientation = 0" }

\iCK\D150\D130               { Set Cursor Position to Origin X=150 / Y=130 }
\iCo\1                       { Set Text Orientation to 90° }
\iCT\x83\D65\D50             { Set Text Alignment to Width=65 / Height=50 }
\iDTText Orientation = 1\0   { Draw Text "Text Orientation = 1" }

{ ! Draw Rectangle is not affected by Text Orientation,
    thus the point of origin is different and width are swapped }
\iCK\D150\D66                { Set Cursor Position to X=150 / Y=66 }
\iDR\x0\D50\D65              { Draw Rectangle with width=50 / height=65 }

Set Screen Orientation
Concept of Viewports
Set Text Alignment
Set Cursor Position
Draw Rectangle