Gabbbccc(data) Custom Graphics. Allows the creation and printing of graphic images
using a dot-addressable matrix.
a = Specifies format of data stream to follow
B Binary
H Hexadecimal
bbb = Number of horizontal8x8blocks (see page 5-XX for
range)
ccc = Number of vertical8x8blocks (see page 5-XX for range)
data = Data to describe the graphic image
5-43
GMaaaaa BMP File. Downloads BMP file to the internal graphics image memory.
aaaaa = No. of bytes to be downloaded (max DOS file size
is 32K
5-45
GPaaaaa PCX File. Downloads PCX file to the internal graphics image memory.
aaaaa = No. of bytes to be downloaded (max DOS file size
is 32K)
5-46
Haaaa Horizontal Position. Specifies a field’s horizontal location across the
width of the label from the current base reference point. The units of
measurement are dots.
5-61
M-8459Se M-8460Se M-8485Se M-8490Se
aaaa = New Horizontal
Position
0001 to
0896
0001 to
1216
0001 to
1024
0001 to
1344
IDaa Store Job ID. Stores the Job ID number.
aa = Job ID number assigned (01-99)
5-47
J Journal Print. Provides the ability to print text line by line. Fixed
spacing between lines and characters.
5-49
Kab90cc Recall Custom Designed Characters. Recalls for printing a custom
character stored by the Tabcc(data) command.
a = 1 16 x 16 matrix
2 24 x 24 matrix
b = Indicates the format that data stream was stored in
B Binary
H Hexadecimal
bb = Memory location where the character was stored.
Valid locations are 21 to 52 or “!” to “R” in hex values.
5-19
Laabb Character Expansion. Expands characters in both directions.
aa = Multiple to expand horizontally (01-12)
bb = Multiple to expand vertically (01-12)
5-21
M Font type. Specifies the 13W x 20H dot matrix font (including
descenders).
5-33
OA Font type. Specifies the OCR-A font with dot matrix. 5-33
M-8459Se M-8460Se M-8485Se M-8490Se
OA Font Matrix 15W x 22H 22W x 33H
OB Font type. Specifies the OCR-B font dot matrix. 5-33
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