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6.2 Bitmap Printing There are three methods of printing bitmaps. Use the one appropriate to your purpose. 6.2.1 Explanation of Bitmap Printing 1. Normal Bit-image The PrintBitmap method is to directly print the bitmap. One bitmap printed by this method is formed as a combination of "n" numbers of 1-line bitmaps. So, the width of the paper sets the limit on the size of bitmap, and printing is slow. But the height of paper doesn't set the limit on the size of bitmap. This printer prints Windows fonts by this method. 2. NV Bit-image EPSON provides a tool, "TMFLogo" that enables registration of a bitmap image in the NVRAM of an EPSON TM series printer. A bitmap image in the NVRAM can be printed with a "control font" method. Function list Printing Position Receipt / Slip Printing Available 2 Color Printing Printing Speed. Printing Quality NV Normal Bit-image Bit-image Printable Size Less than paper width. no limitation Less than paper width. There is a limitation Height length = RAM Size / width length High level Normal Printing method Store No need. Print The bitmap data is sent to TM from PC directly. Refer to the sample program of APD for detail. Store Store bitmap to NVRAM by TMFLogo utility. If store the bitmap in a NVRAM at once, it is not necessary to restore unless the NVRAM is deleted. Print Print stored bitmap by using "Control font." Refer the User's Manual for detail. The available NVRAM size for the TM-H6000II: ❏ ANK model: max. 384KB ❏ Multilingual model: max. 192KB 6-2 Application Development Information for APD Fast - Slow - Available Available Available Select parameter Select parameter Note When printing a different bitmap each time, this method is suitable. When printing a stored bitmap that is always used, this method is suitable.. (e.g. a shop logo) Rev. A