Specifications

Appendix C— Creating User-Defined Bitmap Graphics and Fonts
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Here is the same format for the diamond shape graphic shown earlier, but
this time it is in six bits per byte format with ASCII characters.
Example of Six Bits Per Byte Graphic Image
Command Definition
<STX><ESC>C<ETX>
Selects Advanced mode
<STX><ESC>P<ETX>
Enter Program mode
<STX>G2,diamond;x15;y15;<ETX>
Create UDC bitmap 2 (diamond),
15 rows by 15 columns
<STX>u0,@B@;<ETX>
Define column 0
<STX>u1,@E@;<ETX>
Define column 1
<STX>u2,`H@;<ETX>
Define column 2
<STX>u3,PP@;<ETX>
Define column 3
<STX>u4,H`@;<ETX>
Define column 4
<STX>u5,D@A;<ETX>
Define column 5
<STX>u6,B@B;<ETX>
Define column 6
<STX>u7,<DEL><DEL>G;<ETX>
Define column 7
<STX>u8,~CB;<ETX>
Define column 8
<STX>u9,|CA;<ETX>
Define column 9
<STX>u10,xc@;<ETX>
Define column 10
<STX>u11,pS@;<ETX>
Define column 11
<STX>u12,`K@;<ETX>
Define column 12
<STX>u13,@G@;<ETX>
Define column 13
<STX>u14,@B@;<ETX>
Define column 14
<STX>R;<ETX>
Save and exit to Print mode