Tektronix
The Tektronix 4903 Interactive Graphic Unit draws crosshairs on the Tektronix 4002 display. The 4903 enables the user to select any point on a display and input its coordinates to a computer. The 4903's crosshair capability was built into later Tektronix models.[1]
The Tektronix 4903 supports computer-aided design tasks that require selecting points on a displayed drawing.[1]
The Tektronix 4903 supports interactive graphics workflows that need coordinate entry from a displayed screen.[1]
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Last updated Sep 26, 2026.
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