Delta parameterization of ordinal veriables

There are several model parameters available for an ordinal variable that can set the
ordinal variable’s scale and location. The two most common seem to be delta parameterization (fixing total means and total variances to 0 and 1) and theta parameterization (fixing residual means and residual variances to 0 and 1).

Theta parameterization, if my understanding is correct, is fairly easy to implement. It is only a matter of fixing residual means and variances of the indicators to 0 and 1, respectively, as described in the documentation. However, it is unclear to me how I would create an mxAlgebra with delta parameterization according to these equations in OpenMx. Some code examples would be appreciated.

Total variance set to equal 1
$$
\theta_{ii} = \sigma_{i}^{2*} - \Lambda_{i} \Psi^{*} \Lambda_{i}^{T} \bigg\rvert_{\sigma_i^{2*}=1} = 1 - \Lambda_{i} \Psi^{*} \Lambda_{i}^{T}
$$
Total means set to 0?
$$
\mu_{ij}^{*} = v_{ij} + \Lambda_i\alpha_j^{*}\bigg\rvert_{\mu_{ij}^{*}=0}
$$

where ν_ij is the intercept for variable i in row j, Λ_i is the row vector of Λ for variable i, and Θ_ii is the diagonal element of Θ that estimates the residual variance of variable i.