Datecs EP-60, Руководство программиста

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[Range] {0 <= n <= FFh}
{0 <= m <= 3}
{48 <= m <= 51}
[Outline] Printing the downloaded NV bit image defined by FS q command.
m Mode Name Dots in Vertical
Direction
Dots in Horizontal
Direction
0, 48 Normal mode 203 DPI 203 DPI
1, 49 Double wide mode 203 DPI 101 DPI
2, 50 Double high mode 101 DPI 203 DPI
3, 51
DW / DH mode 101 DPI 101 DPI
“n” is discarded - the printer supports only one NV bit image.
“m” is the bit image printing mode.
63. FS q n [xL xH yL yH D1 D2 … Dk]
Defining the downloaded NV bit image
There are two variants of this command depending of the position of switch 5.
If switch 5 is OFF:
[Code]
[1Ch] + [71h] + n + xL + xH + yL + yH + D1 + D2 + … + Dk
[Range] {0 <= n <= FFh}
{0 <= xL <= FFh}
{0 <= xH <= FFh}
{0 <= yL <= FFh}
{0 <= yH <= FFh}
{0 <= D <= FFh}
[Outline] This command defines the specified NV (non volatile) bit image. The bit image is stored into the
flash.
“n” is ignored – the printer supports only one bit image.
xL and xH denote the horizontal size of the NV bit image as (xL + xH
×
256)
×
8 dots.
yL and yH denote the vertical size of the NV bit image as (yL + yH
×
256)
×
8 dots.
Total amount of data defining the bit image is (xL + xH
×
256)
×
(yL + yH
×
256)
×
8 bytes.
[Details] The maximum printable size of the NV bit image is 432
×
512 dots. This corresponds to (xL + xH
×
256) < 54 and (yL + yH
×
256) < 64.
The exceeding data is read but discarded.
The order of the data is from top to bottom and then from left to right, (yL + yH
×
256) bytes in
each vertical column of dots.
The printer will become busy before each writing cycle in the NV memory. Any data sent while
the printer is busy may not be processed and therefore could be lost.
xL = xH = yL = yH = 0 clears the downloaded bit image.
If switch 5 is ON:
[Code]
[1Ch] + [71h] + n + xL + xH + yL + yH + D1 + D2 + … + Dk
[Range] {0 <= n <= FFh}
{0 <= xL <= FFh}
{0 <= xH <= FFh}
{0 <= yL <= FFh}
{0 <= yH <= FFh}
{0 <= D <= FFh}
[Outline] This command defines the specified NV (non volatile) bit image. The bit image is stored into the
flash.
“n” is ignored – the printer supports only one bit image.
xL and xH denote the horizontal size of the NV bit image as (xL + xH
×
256)
×
8 dots.
yL and yH denote the vertical size of the NV bit image as (yL + yH
×
256) dots.
Total amount of data defining the bit image is (xL + xH
×
256)
×
(yL + yH
×
256) bytes.