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#### TD-116 Formattable Text Display

![View of the Formattable Text Display](TD.png "Formattable Text Display")
![View of the Formattable Text Display](TD-316.png "Formattable Text Display")

## Basic Operation

The TD-116 is a text display on which you can make notes or put text into the visuals of your rack. Similar to the Fundamental Notes module, the TD-116 also allows you to control the text and background colors, and also the text size. The standard text size is not easy to read in a You-Tube video, so a larger size is sometimes useful for demonstrations.

The TD-116 features [Torpedo](https://github.com/david-c14/Torpedo) input and ouput ports. Changes to the text are sent through the output port, which allows you to capture the text in any suitable Torpedo device.

Text or formatting information can be sent into the TD-116 through the Torpedo input port, allowing you to change the text or formatting programmatically.
Text or formatting information can be sent into the TD-116 through the Torpedo input port, allowing you to change the text or formatting programmatically. Formatting can also be acheived through the context menu, or by using an extension device.

The [TF-101](TF.md) is a suitable device to control the formatting.
The TD-316 is a similar device to the TD-116 but with a 20% larger text display. Although the TD-316 does not feature Torpedo ports, it can still be formatted using the context menu or an extension device.

The [TF-101](TF.md) or [TF-102](TF.md) are suitable devices to control the formatting.

#### TD-202 Vertical Text Display

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The TD-202 is a small 2-HP text display which can show a single line of text running down the rack. It is useful for labelling or separating
sections of a patch.

The colors of the TD-202 can be adjusted using the context menu.
The colors of the TD-202 can be adjusted using the context menu. Or by using an extension device such as the [TF-101](TF.md) or [TF-102](TF.md).
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#### TF-101 Text Display Formatter

![View of the Text Display Formatter](TF.png "Text Display Formatter")
![View of the Text Dispaly Formatter](TF-102.png "Text Display Formatter")

## Basic Operation

The TF-101 is a format controller for the [TD-116](TD.md) Text Display. It has controls for the text color, background color and text size.
The TF-101 is a format controller for the [TD-xxx](TD.md) Text Display devices. It has controls for the text color, background color and text size.

Format information is passed from the TF-101 to the TD-116 using a [Torpedo](https://github.com/david-c14/Torpedo) protocol.
Format information is passed from the TF-101 to the TD-116 using a [Torpedo](https://github.com/david-c14/Torpedo) protocol, or to any TD-xxx device by using it as an extension. If the TF-101 (or TF-102) is placed directly to the left or right of a TD-xxx device, it will control the formatting of the TD-xxx device without the need for cables

Each color is controlled using three CV/Knob combinations, controlling the Red, Green and Blue components separately. A full-color LED on the TF-101 indicates the color mix selected.

The TF-102 is a similar device to the TF-101 but it does not feature control knobs. It is a small form-factor device where you wish to control formatting purely through CV-automation.
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The top-most checkbox in the list allows you to select / deselect all the colors.

For the first 25 colors in the list, you can use Shift-Fxx to quickly select or deselect the checkbox on the color. You need to be hovering over the WM-101 device in the rack. Use Shift-F1 for the first color, Shift-F2 for the second and so on.

At the top of the list to the left of centre is a plus icon. This will take you to the editing page to create a new wire color which will
be placed an the bottom of the list when you save it.

To the right of center at the top is the collections icon. This takes you to the collections page where you can rename, delete or use collections. A collection is a quick way of switching between color sets. To create a collection, choose some colors on the colors page, and then choose to 'Save Collection' using the main menu.

For the first 25 collections in the list, you can use Ctrl-Fxx or Cmd-Fxx to switch to that collection. Use Ctrl/Cmd-F1 for the first collection, Ctrl/Cmd-F2 for the second collection etc.

To the right at the top is a menu icon. This menu gives direct access to some quick settings, or to the full settings page using the Settings option.

If you right-click on a color, the menu allows you to move your colored wires up or down the list, edit the color of the wire, or delete the color.
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