Specifications

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The q value affects the available print width. Mini
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mizing the q value will maximize the print length and
print speed (double buffering).
Use the appropriate dot measurement conver
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sion to determine the image buffer size with the
following formulas:
When receiving data for a new label, the printer
checks the size of each new label and the previ-
ous label size to determine if both images will fit
into the image buffer. If so, processing of the
second label will continue even if the first label is
printed.
To determine the maximum memory required to
print labels continuously with double-buffering, the
programmer should add the print buffer require
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ments of the two (2) largest consecutive print images
together.
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PROGRAMMING CONSIDERATIONS
For 203 dots per inch (8 dots per mm) printers;
OR
For 300 dots per inch (11.8 dots per mm) printers:
Single Buffer
(Height in dots[Q]+10) x Width in dots[q]/8096=KBytes required
Double Buffer
([Single Buffer Kbytes Required] x 2) + 0.5 =KBytes required