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Simple Color Mode

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Simple Color Mode The Simple Color command (?*r#U) specifies color selection from a fixed palette. RGB or CMY raster data must be sent by plane (?*b#V) as well as by row (?*b#W). The last plane in each row is sent using the ?*b#W command; all other planes are sent using the ?*b#V command. In Simple Color mode, the pixel encoding mode is always indexed planar. Simple Color Command The Simple Color command creates a fixed-size palette, whose color specification cannot be modified. ?*r#U # = -3 - 3 planes, device CMY palette 1 - Single plane K (Black) palette 3 - 3 planes, device RGB palette Default = 1 Range = -3, 1, 3 This command destroys the active palette and creates a new palette, which becomes the active palette. When the Simple Color mode is active, PCL and HP-GL/2 commands that modify the palette are locked out (NP, PC, ?*v#A, ?*v#B, ?*v#C, ?*v#I). When a Simple Color palette is popped from the stack (?*p#P), it cannot be modified, and the pixel encoding mode reverts to indexed planar. • A value field of 1 creates a 2-entry Black-and-White default palette. • A value field of 3 creates an 8-entry Device RGB palette (compatible with a PCL Imaging Mode palette, but not an HP-GL/2 default (IN) palette). • A value field of -3 creates an 8-entry palette in Device CMY color space. EN Using Color Modes 2-3

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EN
Using Color Modes 2-3
Simple Color Mode
The Simple Color command (
?
*r#U) specifies color selection from a
fixed palette. RGB or CMY raster data must be sent by plane
(
?
*b#V) as well as by row (
?
*b#W). The last plane in each row is
sent using the
?
*b#W command; all other planes are sent using the
?
*b#V command. In Simple Color mode, the pixel encoding mode is
always indexed planar.
Simple Color Command
The Simple Color command creates a fixed-size palette, whose color
specification cannot be modified.
?
*
r#U
This command destroys the active palette and creates a new palette,
which becomes the active palette. When the Simple Color mode is
active, PCL and HP-GL/2 commands that modify the palette are
locked out (NP, PC,
?
*v#A,
?
*v#B,
?
*v#C,
?
*v#I). When a Simple
Color palette is popped from the stack (
?
*p#P), it cannot be
modified, and the pixel encoding mode reverts to indexed planar.
A value field of
1
creates a 2-entry Black-and-White default
palette.
A value field of
3
creates an 8-entry Device RGB palette
(compatible with a PCL Imaging Mode palette, but not an
HP-GL/2 default (IN) palette).
A value field of
–3
creates an 8-entry palette in Device CMY
color space.
#
=
–3
-
3 planes, device CMY palette
1
-
Single plane K (Black) palette
3
-
3 planes, device RGB palette
Default
=1
Range
=
–3, 1, 3