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<Parameter>
<ParameterFamily>carriage</ParameterFamily>
<LongName>
blank_focus_learn
</LongName>
<Name>
bflearn
</Name>
<AppliesTo>
<UnnumberedList>
<ListItem><TextApplies>All</TextApplies></ListItem>
</UnnumberedList>
</AppliesTo>
<Description>
<DescriptionText><text>
Sets the number of rotations that must be imaged at the start of a plot before
any blank skipping may start.  This allows more time to initially learn the
focus.
</text></DescriptionText>
<DescriptionText><text>
Don't set this any lower than the default of 10 swaths for now.  There would be
very little, if any, performance gain by doing so, and a smaller value puts the
image quality at risk.
</text></DescriptionText>
</Description>
<Type>
uint8
</Type>
<Default>
<UnnumberedList>
<li>10</li>
</UnnumberedList>
</Default>
<Range>
<UnnumberedList>
<li>0 to 200 [rots]</li>
</UnnumberedList>
</Range>
<ArraySize>
</ArraySize>
<Notes>
<DescriptionText><text>
Only present on machines equipped with the blank skipping feature.  Only used
by the firmware at the start of a plot when blank skipping is enabled (see
"carriage skip").
</text></DescriptionText>
</Notes>
<Partition>
cfg
</Partition>
<SeeAlso>
<UnnumberedList>
<li><Link><LinkAddress>../nvs/carriage_cfg_skip.xml</LinkAddress><LinkTitle>NVS: carriage skip</LinkTitle></Link></li>
<li><Link><LinkAddress>../nvs/carriage_cfg_bfrlearn.xml</LinkAddress><LinkTitle>NVS: carriage bfrlearn</LinkTitle></Link></li>
</UnnumberedList>
</SeeAlso>
<OtherLinks>
<li><Link><LinkAddress>..\..\ShowAllErrors.htm</LinkAddress><LinkTitle>Firmware 0 Error Index</LinkTitle></Link></li>
<li><Link><LinkAddress>..\..\ShowAllCommands.htm</LinkAddress><LinkTitle>Firmware 0 Command Index</LinkTitle></Link></li>
<li><Link><LinkAddress>..\..\ShowAllNVS.htm</LinkAddress><LinkTitle>Firmware 0 NVS Index</LinkTitle></Link></li>
</OtherLinks>
<Updated>
Updated: Wed Jul 16 19:36:40 2008 PST
</Updated>
<Links>
</Links>
</Parameter>
