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Image Field, Select an Image, Select Magnification

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Chapter 3-Label Design 3.5 Image Field An image field is a field containing some kind of picture or logotype in .PCX format. The image can either be stored in the permanent memory or in a memory card, or be downloaded as a file by means of an IMAGE LOAD instruction, see Chapter 7.5. In addition to the general formatting instructions PRPOS, ALIGN, and DIR, an image field can contain the following instructions: Select an Image An image is selected by the full name under which it is stored in the printer's memory, either as plain text or as a variable (also see Chapter 3.9). PRIMAGE | PM "" Default: is the full name of the image incl. extension, enclosed by quotation marks. None The Fingerprint image name convention includes an extension (.1 or .2), where .1 indicates that the image is intended for print directions 1 and 3, whereas .2 indicates print directions 2 and 4. For example, the image "GLOBE.1" is suited for directions 1 and 3. Select Magnification Images can be magnified 1-4 times independently in regard of height and width by means of a MAG instruction. MAG , Default: Reset to default by: is the magnification factor 1, 2, 3, or 4 times in regard of height. is the magnification factor 1, 2, 3, or 4 times in regard of width. 1,1 PRINTFEED (PF) To obtain the best printout appearance, use a larger image rather than magnifying a smaller one. Intermec Direct Protocol v.8.60-Programmer's Reference Manual 33

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Intermec Direct Protocol v.8.60—Programmer’s Reference Manual
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Chapter 3—Label Design
3.5 Image Field
An image field is a field containing some kind of picture or logotype in
.PCX format. °e image can either be stored in the permanent memory
or in a memory card, or be downloaded as a file by means of an
IMAGE
LOAD
instruction, see Chapter 7.5.
In addition to the general formatting instructions
PRPOS
,
ALIGN
, and
DIR
, an image field can contain the following instructions:
Select an Image
An image is selected by the full name under which it is stored in the
printer’s memory, either as plain text or as a variable (also see Chapter
3.9).
PRIMAGE | PM "<image name>"
<image name>
is the full name of the image incl. extension, enclosed by quotation marks.
Default:
None
°e Fingerprint image name convention includes an extension (.1 or .2),
where .1 indicates that the image is intended for print directions 1 and
3, whereas .2 indicates print directions 2 and 4. For example, the image
”GLOBE.1” is suited for directions 1 and 3.
Select Magnification
Images can be magnified 1-4 times independently in regard of height and
width by means of a MAG instruction.
MAG <height mag>,<width mag>
<height mag>
is the magnification factor 1, 2, 3, or 4 times in regard of height.
<width mag>
is the magnification factor 1, 2, 3, or 4 times in regard of width.
Default:
1,1
Reset to default by:
PRINTFEED (PF)
To obtain the best printout appearance, use a larger image rather than
magnifying a smaller one.