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Marker element

The StudioCal XML schema allows for the denition of up to ten lines per custom marker. To support this, a

marker parent element is used to enclose the information for each marker. This element contains two tags,

an “entries” tag to specify the number of lines in the custom marker and a “product” tag to dene the display

the markers are designed for.

The “entries” tag supports integer values between 1 and 16. The “product” tag currently supports only two

values, “Z31x” and "Z27x". You should use "Z27x" for markers designed for this display.

IMPORTANT: The Z31x model has a dierent aspect ratio and number of pixels horizontally and vertically

than the Z27x model. If a StudioCal XML le is inserted into the Z27x with the product set to Z31x, an error

will be returned and the markers will not import.

The element should be structured as follows:

</marker>

Marker info element

The details for each marker line is stored in two elements. Therefore a “marker_info” parent element is used

to enclose the details for each marker line. This element does not include any tags.

The element should be structured as follows:

<marker_info>

</marker_info>

Marker position element

The xy starting and ending positions for each marker line is stored in a single “marker_pos” element. The

element contains the following tags:

● startx: The line’s x axis starting point. Integer values between 1 and 2560 are supported.

● endy: The line’s x axis ending point. Integer values between 1 and 2560 are supported.

● starty: The line’s y axis starting point. Integer values between 1 and 1440 are supported.

● endy: The line’s y axis ending point. Integer values between 1 and 1440 are supported.

The element should be structured as follows:

<marker_pos startx="INTEGER" endx="INTEGER" starty="INTEGER"

endy="INTEGER"/>

Marker style element

The width and color for each line is stored in a single “marker_style” element. The element contains the

following tags:

● width: The line’s width. Integer values between 1 and 10 are supported.

● color: The line’s color. The following values are supported:

○ white

○ red

○ green

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