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2.1.50 ESC [F0]+[30]+[n]+[d1]…[dn]
Bitmap body data
[Name]
Bitmap body data
[Function]
This command is used to provide the pixel data for a previously created bitmap.
[Code]
[1B]
16
+ [F0]
16
+ [30]
16
+ [05]
16
+ [d1]…[dn]
[27]
10
+ [240]
10
+ [48]
10
+ [05]
10
+ [d1]…[dn]
[Description]
1. Command „ ESC [F0]+[30]+[n]+[d1]..[dn]“ is used to provide the pixel data for a bitmap that was
previously created with the “Create bitmap” command.
2. Parameter [n] defines the number of bitmap bytes which are included in the command.
3. Parameters [d1]..[dn] contain up to 256 bitmap bytes maximum.
4. Each bitmap byte specifies 8 monochrome pixels, whereas 0 indicates white and 1 indicates
black. The most significant bit in a bitmap byte is the left most pixel.
5. The bitmap is sent to the printer in one or more consecutive bitmap body data commands. The
first byte of the first bitmap body data command transmitted is the left upper-row byte of the
bitmap. The last byte is the last bitmap body command transmitted and is the right lower-row byte
of the bitmap. The bitmap rows are sent on a one-byte boundary (e.g. 1-8 pixel per row is 1 byte,
9-16 pixel is 2 bytes, etc.). All pixels in the last byte of each row, which are outside the defined
bitmap width (as defined with the Create bitmap command, must be zero.
