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For example, if decimal 128 (binary 1000(000) is sent,
only the top dot prints. If decimal 1 (binary 000(0001) is
sent, only the bottom dot prints. If decimal 255 (binary
11111111) is sent, all eight dots print.
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<ESC>L<lll><ll2>
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960 BIT-IMAGE GRAPHICS
(FULL SPEED)
This command places the printer in 960 Bit Image Graph-
ics and identifies which columns are to be reserved for
graphics data. The maximum number of dots per row in
this density is 960. Unlike the Proprinter, there is no re-
striction on any dot-combination in this speed and density.
You may print the same dot-combination in consecutive
columns.
Examples:
<ESC> Y < 192><ETX>
Reserve 960 dot columns.
<ESC> Y <140><SOH> Reserve 500 dot columns.
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<ESC>L<lll ><ll2>
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960 BIT IMAGE GRAPHICS
(HALF -SPEED)
This command is treated the same as an <ESC> Y. Un-
like the Proprinter, there is no restriction on speed in this
density. See the <ESC> Y command for values of nl and
n2'
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<ESC>Z<lll><ll2>
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1920 BIT-IMAGE GRAPHICS
This command places the printer in 1920 Bit-Image Graph-
ics and identifies which columns are to be reserved for
graphics data. The maximum number of dots per row
in this density is 1920 (480 x 4
=
1920). To reserve
the maximum number of dot columns (1920) for graphics
data, send <ESC>Z<128><BEL>(128
+
[7 x 256]
=
1920).
Proprinter Emulation Mode
F-23
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