1-26
8-bit image format
8-bit image data uses ASCII format data. In this example, 8-bit image data with the
file name of “MARK8” is stored in the memory card and printed out. Value of inside
[ ] is shown in hex format. (Note: Data below is described in hex.)
[01][44][0D]--------------------------- Stops immediate execution command
(Required only for 8-bit image data)
[02][49][42][69][4D][41][52][4B][38][0D]----------- Graphics
[00][01][00][08][00][01][00][02][00][7F][00][7F][00][E0][00][24]----------
┐
[80][06][00][00][41][04][00][00] ------
[80][06][00][00][C3][0C][00][00]
[80][06][00][01][86][18][00][00]
[80][06][00][03][0C][30][00][00]
[80][06][00][07][1C][70][00][00]
[80][06][00][06][18][60][00][00]
[80][06][00][06][18][60][00][00]
[80][06][00][06][18][60][00][00]
[80][06][00][06][18][60][00][00]
[80][06][00][03][0C][30][00][00]
[80][06][00][03][0C][30][00][00]
[80][06][00][01][86][18][00][00]
[80][06][00][01][C7][1C][00][00]
[80][06][00][00][C3][0C][00][00]
[80][06][00][00][C3][0C][00][00]
[80][06][00][00][C3][0C][00][00]
[80][06][00][30][C3][0C][C0][00]
[80][06][00][F1][86][18][F0][00]
[80][06][03][E1][86][18][7C][00]
[80][06][07][83][0C][30][1E][00]
[80][06][07][0F][3C][F0][0E][00]
[80][06][0E][1E][79][E0][07][00]
[80][06][0C][38][61][80][03][00]
[80][06][1C][00][00][00][03][80]
[80][06][1C][00][00][00][03][80]
[80][06][0C][00][00][00][03][00]
[80][06][0E][00][00][00][07][00]
[80][06][07][00][00][00][0E][00]
[80][06][07][80][00][00][1E][00]
[80][06][03][E0][00][00][7C][00]
[80][06][01][F8][00][01][F8][00]
[80][06][00][FC][00][07][F0][00]
[80][06][00][3F][80][3F][C0][00]
[80][06][00][0F][FF][FF][00][00]
[80][06][00][03][FF][FC][00][00]
[80][06][00][00][7F][E0][00][00]
[46][46][46][46] ------------------------- Graphics data ending code
[02] m [0D]
[02] M1500 [0D]------------------------- Sets maximum label length
[02] L [0D] ------------------------------- Starts label format
1Y1100001000500MARK8[0D] ----- Develops “ MARK8” graphics data to specified position
E [0D] ------------------------------------- Starts printing
Data on header is fixed except
for the last 2 bytes, i.e., “00”
“24”(36 lines in this example)
After this, 8-bit image data follows
Top data “80” is a starting code for
image data
Next data “06” following “80” is the
number of data in horizontal direction