O'Neil microFlash Series Manuel D’Utilisation
User Manual and Technical Guide The O'Neil microFlash Series of Printers Custom Receipts and Labels
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ESC V n1 n2 Bit-Mapped Graphics
Format:
ESC V n1n2
Dec:
27
86 n1n2
Hex:
1B
56
n1n2
Function:
Prints the next (n1*256 + n2) dotlines as bit-mapped
graphics. “n1n2” form a 16-bit binary number set, most
significant byte first. Used to print user-generated bit map
graphics across the width of the print head. After receipt
of this command, the printer will dump the binary data
supplied directly to the print head. As customary with bit
map data, a “1” bit indicates a dot is on, “0” bit indicates
the dot is off. Graphics printed in this manner must be the
exact width of the head in bits. Bit 7 of the first byte of
data received will print at the left-most dot on the head as
you view the head with the paper feeding away from you.
The printer will remain in bit map graphics mode until the
total amount of bytes necessary to fill “n1 n2” lines of
print have been received by the printer.
graphics. “n1n2” form a 16-bit binary number set, most
significant byte first. Used to print user-generated bit map
graphics across the width of the print head. After receipt
of this command, the printer will dump the binary data
supplied directly to the print head. As customary with bit
map data, a “1” bit indicates a dot is on, “0” bit indicates
the dot is off. Graphics printed in this manner must be the
exact width of the head in bits. Bit 7 of the first byte of
data received will print at the left-most dot on the head as
you view the head with the paper feeding away from you.
The printer will remain in bit map graphics mode until the
total amount of bytes necessary to fill “n1 n2” lines of
print have been received by the printer.
Printer
Type
Type
Dots
Across
Across
Bytes
Across
Across
Dots Per
Inch
Inch
microFlash2
384
48
203
microFlash3
576
72
203
microFlash4t/4tCR
832
104
203
microFlash2t/2tCR
384
48
203
microFlash2i/2iCR
240
30
127 Horizontal
69 Vertical