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Placing the Graphic in a Format
To include a graphic within a format:
1. Design the graphic image as shown in “Designing Bitmapped Images.”
2. If you are using RAM, place a graphic field in the format file to reference the graphic. See
the following section, “Defining the Graphic Field,” for more information.
Note: If you are using temporary storage, you do not need a graphic field in your format to
reference the graphic image.
3. Download all the necessary packets (check digit, format, etc.).
4. Send the graphic file to the printer, if you have not already done so. See “Creating a
Graphic Packet” for more information.
Defining the Graphic Field
The graphic field in a format references the graphic image by the graphID in the graphic header.
This field is required only if the graphic will be stored in RAM.
Syntax G,graphID,row,col,mode,rotation p
G1. G Graphic Field.
G2. graphID Unique number from 1 to 999 to identify the graphic image.
G3. row Distance between the bottom of the print area on the supply to the bottom of the graphic image.
Measured in selected units.
English 0 - 999
Metric 0 - 2539
203 Dots 0 - 2029
300 Dots 0 - 2699
The row specified in the constant text, bitmap, line, or box field is added to the row value above to
determine the actual position in the format.
CREATING GRAPHICS 5-13