Graphic data descriptor (gdd), Graphic output control and the graphic block area – Compuprint 4247-Z03 Programmer Manual User Manual
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Decimal
Hex
Value
Description
16-17
10-n
Reserved
Notes:
1. For bytes 5 through 6 (units per base value), 14400/10 in. is supported precisely. Multiples of 14400/10 in. are
also supported. If byte 4 specifies units in centimeters and byte B specifies 20 (center-and-trim) or 30
(position-and-trim), then bytes 5 through 6 must be equivalent to a supported value such as X'1626' or X'2C4C'.
2. See “Area Mapping Control Options” on page 153.
3. The printer ignores the X and Y offset fields unless byte B equals X'30'. These values are the offset of the top left
corner of the graphic window relative to the top left corner of the graphic block area.
Figure 21 shows the Graphic Output Control parameters specifying the size of the graphic block area.
Graphic Data Descriptor (GDD)
GAP
GOC
GDD
Length
ID
DATA
The Graphic Data Descriptor is the last structured field in the DATA portion of the Write Graphics Control
command. This field specifies the parameters for the graphic window in the graphic medium presentation
space (GPS) and sets the drawing default conditions. The graphic window limits define the range of
drawing order coordinate values that map to the graphic block area.
Without causing an error, the drawing orders can specify GPS coordinates in the X'8000' to X'7FFF' range.
The specified GDD graphic window limits select the part of the drawing order’s picture to consider for
mapping to the output area.
The format of the GDD field is:
Figure 21. Graphic Output Control and the Graphic Block Area
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