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Printing a Bitmap Using Compressed Data, Compressed Data Command Sequence Example

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Chapter 3 - Extended Commands Bitmap Printing Command Sequence Example (continued) Character =27 =ff...=ff =22 =24 =81 =28 =03 Description Begin sending binary data Binary image data End of line Repeat last line Number of times the previous line should be repeated +0x80 End of bitmap End of text (the same as ) Printing a Bitmap Using Compressed Data In the next example, the first line creates a simple form and the third line executes the print command. The second line prints a short, 5-dot-wide horizontal line using compressed data, and is explained in the next table. ^9f#P8N8100000C;P;E2;F2;R;E2#^9c ^9f#P8N8100000=02=1Bg0=21=80=43=C2=25=c0=c0=c0=c0=c0=c0=c0=22=24 =84=28=03#^9c ^9f#P8N81000001;1;#^9c Compressed Data Command Sequence Example Character =02 =1Bg0 =21=80=43=C2 =25 =c0...=c0 =22 =24 =84 =28 =03 Description Start of text (the same as ) Enter direct graphics mode Set the origin to the upper left corner of the form Compressed data starting with black (=26 to start with white) Number of black dots, then white, then black, etc. (all +0x80) End of line Repeat last line Number of times the previous line should be repeated +0x80 End of bitmap End of text (same as ) 136 Intermec Terminal Emulator (ITE) Programmer's Reference Manual

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Chapter 3 — Extended Commands
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Intermec Terminal Emulator (ITE) Programmer’s Reference Manual
Printing a Bitmap Using Compressed Data
In the next example, the first line creates a simple form and the third line executes
the print command. The second line prints a short, 5-dot-wide horizontal line using
compressed data, and is explained in the next table.
^9f#P8N8100000<STX><ESC>C;<ESC>P;E2;F2;R;<ESC>E2<CAN><ETX>#^9c
^9f#P8N8100000=02=1Bg0=21=80=43=C2=25=c0=c0=c0=c0=c0=c0=c0=22=24
=84=28=03#^9c
^9f#P8N8100000<STX><US>1;<RS>1;<ETB><ETX>#^9c
=27
Begin sending binary data
=ff…=ff
Binary image data
=22
End of line
=24
Repeat last line
=81
Number of times the previous line should be repeated +0x80
=28
End of bitmap
=03
End of text (the same as <ETX>)
Compressed Data Command Sequence Example
Character
Description
=02
Start of text (the same as <STX>)
=1Bg0
Enter direct graphics mode
=21=80=43=C2
Set the origin to the upper left corner of the form
=25
Compressed data starting with black (=26 to start with white)
=c0…=c0
Number of black dots, then white, then black, etc. (all +0x80)
=22
End of line
=24
Repeat last line
=84
Number of times the previous line should be repeated +0x80
=28
End of bitmap
=03
End of text (same as <ETX>)
Bitmap Printing Command Sequence Example (continued)
Character
Description