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6.5.16 Stamp
Stamp function does overlap characters with predefined bit images and to print out them simultaneously.
Since the user area of RAM stores the defined stamps unless initializing the user area or clearing the stamp,
repeating print of the same stamp is possible without entering a large amount of data repeatedly.
Create bit image in the rectangular area which is specified by a number of bytes in the horizontal direction and
a number of dot lines in the vertical direction. Up to 127 bytes (1016 dots) in the horizontal direction and up to
2047 dot lines in the vertical direction can be specified. Up to 128 stamps can be registered and the stamps
with the stamp select function code can be printed out.
Stamp selection does specify the registered stamp number and printing position and to print out the stamps
overlapped with printed character or character spaces. Specify the printing position in the horizontal direction
by 8 dots. Stamp print function code prints stamps without overlapping.
More than one stamp cannot be printed out simultaneously.
The stamp overlapping mode can be set to OR or XOR by the Select overlap mode command (DC2 '#' n).
If a stamp is selected when ruler line printing is on, ruler line printing stops and stamps are printed out.
When print out of stamps has been completed, printout of ruler lines restarts. Note that the stamps can be
printed out without turning on ruler line.
Do not input the command which accompanies allocating or releasing the user area of RAM (Table 6-8) until
printing completes after selecting the stamp.
If such codes are included, printout of the stamps is aborted. For more information, see 6.4MEMORY.
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