Avery Dennison Sierra Sport2 9460 Programmer Manual - Manual (Page 42)

Example 10K x 10 = 100
(Multiply by 10 and round up)
100K x 10 = 1000
Enter 1000 for your Image buffer.
Format Buffer Used to store formats, batch data, and graphics. Use
the following formula to calculate the required format
buffer size:
Linecount x 50/1024
Linecount is the number of lines in your format packet
including the format header and all the options.
The result of the above calculation is in kilobytes.
Formats remain in memory when you turn off the printer.
Downloadable
Fonts Buffer Used to store downloaded soft (bitmapped or TrueType)
fonts. To determine the size of your downloadable
fonts, send a font packet. For TrueType fonts, the file
size, in bytes, is the minimum amount needed in this
buffer. See “Using the Font Packet” for more
information.
Scalable (Vector)
Fonts Buffer Used to image the scalable or downloaded (TrueType or
bitmapped) font characters. Increasing this buffer size
allows more characters to be saved in cache memory,
so the characters do not have to be re-built the next
time they are printed. Use 10 if you are not using
scalable/TrueType fonts. This buffer must be allocated
as volatile (R) RAM.
The printer does not print the fonts if there is not
enough memory in this buffer to image them.
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