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[Format]
Host Computer This device
DLE C A N1 N2 N3 M1 M2 M3 CR Receive
(10H) (43H) (41H) (0DH)
Receive Data output
# # # ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ # # # # #
Fixed length of 3 (4) bytes a column x M1M2M3 columns
N1N2N3 : 3-byte ASCII code indicating read start column number
(Example) From the 3rd column = 003 (30H, 30H, 33H)
M1M2M3 : 3-byte ASCII code indicating number of columns to be read
(Example) 50 columns = 050 (30H, 35H, 30H)
Note:
N1N2N3 and M1M2M3 cannot be omitted as 6-byte fixed length data.
10-D CA Mode (Fixed Length Output Command for Automatic Density Distinction)
[Explanation]
The data format is the same as the one in the C mode.
This command is for automatically distinguishing mark density for one column. When there are
several marks, it cancels light-colored marks of larger density difference than the set difference and
outputs marks of smaller density difference than the set difference. Since the density difference is set
at 01 by default, the darkest mark data is output in this case. Density difference between a dark mark
and the next darker mark to be canceled can be set using the DC3 DD command.
Separators like STX and ETX can be added using the DC4 command.
Note: Relationship with sensitivity level setting
When there is only one mark, the existence of a mark is distinguished according to the preset sensi-
tivity level.
When there are several marks, density differences are compared among marks of density more than
the preset sensitivity level.
Marks of density less than the preset sensitivity level are canceled.
Note:
When there are several marks of the same density level, data is also output in a plural form.
10.Data Transfer Mode
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