[Function] Downloads a monochrome bitmap graphic to the printer. The graphic is stored to the specified storage with the specified graphic file name. Graphic rendering dots are specified by data in a hexadecimal character string. Parameter s specifies the data size and Parameter w specifies the horizontal width. The data format for the bitmap graphic is as follows. (Example where w = 3 (3 Ч 8 = 24 [dot] width), s = 9) If the bitmap graphic is line H, then s = H Ч w. 1 byte of data expresses 8 dots. Therefore, if the data is F0h, then these 8 dots are rendered as follows. Graphic data is handled as follows. One character from 1. to 3. below is used as Parameter data.
At this time, the size of Parameter data written in binary must be matched to the size specified in Parameter t. 1. 0 to 9, A to F, and a to f in ASCII can be used as hexadecimal graphic data. 2. ASCII comma , the parameter separator character, is used to separate lines. If a comma is input, processing is carried out as if ASCII 0 was input for the remainder of the line. 3. G to Y and g to z in ASCII can be used as repetition characters. For example, if I9 is input, processing is carried out as if 999 were input. The following table indicates the number of repetitions. [Response] None [Reference] Related commands: ~DN , ^HG , ^XG ESC/Label Command Reference Guide Rev.
L Page 101 MSB LSB MSB LSB MSB LSB H 1 byte 2 bytes 3 bytes 4 bytes 5 bytes 6 bytes 7 bytes 8 bytes 9 bytes w 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Character Specified times Character Specified times Character Specified times Character Specified times G 1 Q 11 h 40 r 240 H 2 R 12 i 60 s 260 I 3 S 13 j 80 t 280 J 4 T 14 k 100 u 300 K 5 U 15 l 120 v 320 L 6 V 16 m 140 w 340 M 7 W 17 n 160 x 360 N 8 X 18 o 180 y 380 O 9 Y 19 p 200 z 400 P 10 g 20 q 220