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FS q n [xL xH yL yH d1 ~ dk] 1 ~
[xL xH yL yH d1 ~ dk] n
[Valid limits] 1 n 255
0 xL 255
0 xH 3 where, 1 (xL+xH×256) 1023
0 yL 255
0 yH 1 where, 1 (yL+yH×256) 288
0 d 255
k = (xL+xH×256) × (yL+yH×256) × 8
[Initial value] ---
[Function] (1) Defines a specified NV bit image.
(2) n specifies the number of NV bit images to be defined.
(3) xL and xH set the width of one NV bit image at (xL + xH×256)×8 dots.
(4) yL and yH set the height of one NV bit image at (yL + yH×256)×8 dots.
(5) All defined NV bit images are erased by processing by this command. Only one
of defined data pieces cannot, therefore, be redefined. In this case, all data
must be resent.
(6) The NV bit image can be printed (FS p) if the non-volatile memory is defined by
this command.
(7) This command is valid only when processing is performed at a line start with
standard mode selected.
(8) This command is invalid with page mode selected.
(9) This command becomes valid when seven bytes of FS to yH are processed as
normal values.
(10) If a number of data pieces that exceeds the left capacity of a defined area
have been specified by xL, xH, yL and yH, arguments out of the defined area are
processed.
(11) If an argument out of a defined area has been processed in the first NV bit
image data group, this command is invalid.
(12) If an argument out of a defined area has been processed in the subsequent NV
bit image data group, processing by this command is stopped, and processing
for programming the non-volatile memory is started.
Although the NV bit image being defined becomes invalid (undefined), the
preceding NV bit images are valid.
(13) d indicates defined data.The bit corresponding to a dot to be printed is set at
"1," while the bit corresponding to a dot not defined is set at "0."