Brother International TD-2135NWB Raster Command Reference - Page 36

TD-2020/2120N/2125N/2125NWB or 84 bytes TD-2030A/2130N/2135N/2135NWB of the total number

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Raster Command Reference Explanation of "TIFF compression mode" With compression, the data for the "raster graphics transfer" command is based on 56 bytes (TD-2020/2120N/2125N/2125NWB) or 84 bytes (TD-2030A/2130N/2135N/2135NWB) of the total number of pins (TD-2020/2120N/2125N/2125NWB: 448 and TD-2030A/2130N/2135N/2135NWB: 672). As shown below, with no compression, the sum of the number of offset pins and the number of pins within the print area is the byte data. However, with compression, the number of unused pins is also added to the data. In other words, with compression, this becomes 104 bytes when it is expanded by the printer, regardless of the tape width. Raster line with compression Raster line with no compression 0 pin First byte Number of offset pins Tape margin Number of print area pins Total number of pins Print area Number of unused pins Last byte Pins on print head Feeding direction - 32 - 4. Printing Command Details

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Raster Command Reference
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4. Printing Command Details
Explanation of “TIFF compression mode”
With compression, the
data for the “raster graphics transfer” command is based on 56 bytes
(TD-2020/2120N/2125N/2125NWB) or 84 bytes (TD-2030A/2130N/2135N/2135NWB) of the total number of
pins (TD-2020/2120N/2125N/2125NWB: 448 and TD-2030A/2130N/2135N/2135NWB: 672). As shown below,
with no compression, the sum of the number of offset pins and the number of pins within the print area is the
byte data. However, with compression, the number of unused pins is also added to the data. In other words,
with compression, this becomes 104 bytes when it is expanded by the printer, regardless of the tape width.
0 pin
Last byte
First byte
Tape margin
Raster line with
compression
Feeding direction
Print area
Pins on print head
Number of
print area
pins
Number
of offset
pins
Total
number
of pins
Number
of unused
pins
Raster line with
no compression