User`s guide

STANDARD PRINTER COMMANDS

LOGO mode

Function Allows placement of bitmapped graphics in specific label

areas, or windows. You specify the window sizes and

locations individually. Any number of graphics windows

is allowed, providing they do not overlap.

NOTE: Unlike most commands, you cannot enter the logo

mode command in ASCII form. The printer will only accept it

as pure binary data with no extraneous characters.

Explicit

Form

mode 0 x y w h data

mode 0

Logo mode identifier. Send the 0 as one

byte (hexadecimal zero). For foreground

graphics, mode is the @ sign, or

hexadecimal 40. For background graphics,

mode is the # sign, or hexadecimal 23.

Graphics window starting point X

coordinate, sent as two bytes. The X

coordinate equals the dot-column of the

desired starting point divided by 8.

Graphics window starting point Y

coordinate (dot-row), sent as two bytes.

Graphics window width, sent as two bytes.

The width equals the window width in

dot-columns divided by 8.

Graphics window height in dots, sent in

two bytes.

Parameters

Data

Binary graphics data. Always send

enough data to specify the condition of

every dot in the window area. Darkened

dots are programmed with a binary 1;

light dots are binary 0. Program the

graphics image as a raster-scan.