Star Micronics Rainbow NX-1000C User Manual page 82

Print double-density 8-bit graphics
< 27 > < 76 > < nl > < n2 > < ml > < m2 > ...
Prints bit-image graphics at 120 dots per inch horizontally (maximum
960 dots wide). See the single-density 8-bit graphics command for other
information.
Print double-density, double-speed 8-bit graphics
< 27 > < 89 > < nl > < n2 > < ml > < m2 > ...
Prints bit-image graphics at 120 dots per inch horizontally (maximum
960 dots wide), skipping every second dot in the horizontal direction. See
the single-density 8-bit graphics command for other information.
Print quadruple-density 8-bit graphics
< 27 > < 90 > < nl > < n2 > < ml > < m2 > ...
Prints bit-image graphics at 240 dots per inch horizontally (maximum
1920 dots wide), skipping every second dot in the horizontal direction. See
the single-density 8-bit graphics command for other information.
Select graphics mode
< 27 > < 42 > < nO> < nl > < n2 > < ml > < m2 > ...
Selects one of four graphics modes depending on the value of nO, and
prints bit-image graphics in this mode. See the single-density 8-bit graphics
command for information on nl, n2, ml, m2, ...
nO Graphics mode
o
Normal-density
1 Double-density
2 Double-density, double-speed
3 Quadruple-density
4 CRT graphics
(60 dots per inch)
(120 dots per inch)
(120 dots per inch)
(240 dots per inch)
(80 dots per inch)
Print single-density 7-bit graphics
<8> <ml> <m2> ... <15> (Commodore mode only)
Alternate coding: < 8 > < ml > < m2 > ... < 14 >
(Commodore mode only)
Prints bit-image graphics at 60 dots per inch horizontally. The graphic
image is 7 dots high. ml, m2, ... are the dot data, each a I-byte value from
128 to 255 representing 7 vertical dots with the least significant bit at the
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