Dual-Density Bit Image Graphics (Normal Speed); High-Density Bit Image Graphics - Lexmark FORMS 249X Technical Reference

Dual-Density Bit Image Graphics (Normal Speed)

Use this command to print dual-density bit images at 120 dpi horizontally and
72 dpi vertically.
Format
Decimal
Hex
Usage Notes
• Ln and Hn identify the number of bytes in data.
To print less than 256 bytes:
— Hn is 0.
— Ln is the number of bytes you want to print.
To print more than 256 bytes:
— Divide the number of bytes you want to print by 256.
— The result is Hn.
— The remainder is Ln.
• data is the bit-mapped graphics information.

High-Density Bit Image Graphics

Use this command to print high-density bit images at 240 dpi horizontally and
72 dpi vertically.
Format
Decimal
Hex
Usage Notes
• Ln and Hn identify the number of bytes in data.
To print less than 256 bytes:
— Hn is 0.
— Ln is the number of bytes you want to print.
To print more than 256 bytes:
— Divide the number of bytes you want to print by 256.
— The result is Hn.
— The remainder is Ln.
• data is the bit-mapped graphics information.
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Section 3: IBM Emulation Mode Printer Commands
ESC Y Ln Hn
27 89 Ln Hn
1B 59 Ln Hn
ESC Z Ln Hn
27 90 Ln Hn
1B 5A Ln Hn
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