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4100 Bar Code Label Printer User's Manual
Bitmaps can also be created in Advanced mode. However, in Advanced mode
each data byte represents 6 bits in the bitmap. Bits 0 through 5 represent the
data (bit 0 is the higher bit in the bit map). Bit 6 must always be 1. Bit 7 is
reserved for control codes and for compatibility on 7-bit hosts. The bits map
from the top of a column downward, with bit 0 being the uppermost bit.
Here is the same example UDF created with the characters "$" and "i" created
in Advanced mode. The character widths are defined for each character to
make this a proportional font.
<STX><ESC>C<ETX>
<STX><ESC>P<ETX>
<STX>T11,FONT11<ETX>
<STX>x10;y14;z2<ETX>
<STX>t36<ETX>
<STX>u0,|qp<ETX>
<STX>u1,~sA<ETX>
<STX>u2,FcA<ETX>
<STX>u3,FcA<ETX>
<STX>u4,<DEL><DEL>C<ETX>
<STX>u5,<DEL><DEL>C<ETX>
<STX>u6,FcA<ETX>
<STX>u7,FcA<ETX>
<STX>u8,N<DEL>A<ETX>
<STX>u9,L~@<ETX>
<STX>t105<ETX>
<STX>u0,L<DEL>C<ETX>
<STX>u1,L<DEL>C<ETX>
<STX>R<ETX>
Downloading Fonts
If you have Intermec Label Design software, you can purchase additional
bitmap fonts and download them to the 4100. The requirements are that the
bitmap fonts should be compatible with Hewlett-Packard Laserjet II
For more information on the fonts available and the procedure for downloading
them, consult your Label User's Manual.
Bitmapped fonts can also be downloaded using the 4100 command for defining
characters. The characters in the font must match the one bit per byte or six bit
per byte format of 4100 graphics. For more information, see the discussion of
graphics later in this chapter.
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