Compuprint 6314 CDL - Manual (Page 40)

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' 55 = horizontal and vertical expansion
' 000 = ignored when the font used is between 0 and 8
' 0200 = line co-ordinate
' 0040 = column co-ordinate
' TEST = string to be printed
'bar code
PRINT #1, "1"; "A"; "52"; "050"; "0050"; "0100"; "ABC123"
' 1 = rotation by 0 degrees
' A = bar code A
' 52 = ratio 5:2
' 050 = bar code height
' 0050 = line co-ordinate
' 0100 = column co-ordinate
' AB...3 = string to be printed
'bar code
PRINT #1, "1"; "C"; "22"; "050"; "0150"; "0120"; "123456"
' 1 = rotation by 0 degrees
' C = bar code C
' 22 = ratio between horizontal and vertical expansion 1:1
' 050 = bar code height
' 0150 = line co-ordinate
' 0120 = column co-ordinate
' 12...6 = string to be printed
PRINT #1, "E"
CLOSE #1
fig. 31 – Example with bar codes
2.3.4 Graphic images
In order to print graphic images, they must first be loaded in the flash (non-volatile) or in the RAM
(volatile) memory. To do this, loading of the graphic file must precede the actual printing.
In the first of the examples below, the printer is prepared to receive the graphic file in PCX (P)
format in the flash memory (B) calling it LOGO.