\     This is a sample file illustrating the use of control fields which alter
\ several aspects of code transmission.  A control field is generated by the
\ backslash character as at the beginning of the first three lines.  A space
\ followed by any ASCII characters is treated as a comment field which is
\ skipped over during transmission.
\
\     A backslash in column one followed by a control character and/or control
\ values will cause the transmission characteristic to change as follows:
\
\     Control sequence            Effect
\     \*ascii text                ascii text dislayed on line 24 of display
\     \#nnn                       wpm rate changed to nnn (integer value)
\     \Dff.f                      dash-dot-ratio changed to ff.f (float value)
\     \dff.f                       "    "    "      "     "   "    "      "
\     \Lff.f                      letter-dot-ratio changed to ff.f
\     \lff.f                         "    "    "      "     "   "
\     \Wff.f                      word-dot-ratio changed to ff.f
\     \wff.f                        "   "    "      "     "   "
\
\*Lets try some 40 wpm code
\
\#40 code at 40 wpm, note that comments may be appended to control field
\
THE QUICK RED FOX JUMPED OVER THE LAZY BROWN DOG.
\
\ Lets clear the 24th line now
\*
NEXT 25 WPM.
\#25
NEXT 20 WPM. <
\#20 set transmit rate
\
\* 5 second timeout period
\t5  and wait for a five second delay
\*
NEXT 15 WPM.
\#15
NEXT 10 WPM.
\#10
BACK TO 24 WPM.
\#24
\*Changing ddr->4.0, ldr->5.0, wdr->10.0
\D4.0
\L5.0
\W10.0
This should sound a little bit heavy, but easy to read.
\
\ return to home values
\#20
\D3.0
\L3.0
\W7.0