Brother International PT-P700 Master Command Reference - Page 13

Step 3: Open the print data in the binary file editor., to the illustration below.

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Raster Command Reference When the test page is printed with the printer, a dialog box appears so that the file name can be specified. (Refer to the illustration below.) After a file name is typed in and the [OK] button is clicked, the printer driver creates the print data and saves it in a file with the specified name. Dialog box for specifying the file name Step 3: Open the print data in the binary file editor. Open the saved file in the binary file editor. The rows of numbers that appear are the print data. (Refer to the illustration below.) The print data is constructed of the following: (1) initialization commands, (2) control codes, (3) raster data and (4) print commands, which were described in "2.1 Print data overview". For details on the print data, refer to "2.2.3 Explanation of print data for the test page". (1) Initialization commands (2) Control codes (3) Raster data (4) Print commands Print data - 9 2. Print Data

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Raster Command Reference
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2. Print Data
When the test page is printed with the printer, a dialog box appears so that the file name can be
specified. (Refer to the illustration below.)
After a file name is typed in and the
[OK]
button is clicked, the printer driver creates the print data and
saves it in a file with the specified name.
Dialog box for specifying the file name
Step 3: Open the print data in the binary file editor.
Open the saved file in the binary file editor. The rows of numbers that appear are the print data. (Refer
to the illustration below.)
The print data is constructed of the following: (1) initialization commands, (2) control codes, (3) raster
data and (4) print commands, which were described
in “
2.1 Print data overview
”. For details on the print
data, refer to “
2.2.3 Explanation of print data for the test page
”.
(1) Initialization
commands
(2) Control codes
(4) Print commands
(3) Raster data
Print data