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Chapter —Program Instructions<br />

STORE IMAGE<br />

Purpose Statement for setting up parameters for storing an image in the printer’s<br />

memory.<br />

Syntax STORE ↔ IMAGE [RLL] [KILL],,,[],<br />

[RLL] optionally indicates RLL compression.<br />

[KILL] optionally specifies that the image will be erased from the temporary<br />

memory at startup (recommended).<br />

is the name of the image (max 30 char. incl. extension).<br />

is the width of the image in bits (=dots).<br />

is the height of the image in bits (=dots).<br />

[] is the size of the images in bytes (RLL only).<br />

is the name of the protocol: "INTELHEX"<br />

"UBI00"<br />

"UBI01"<br />

"UBI02"<br />

"UBI03"<br />

"UBI10"<br />

Remarks The name of the protocol must be entered in one sequence (for example<br />

"INTELHEX"). Upper- or lowercase letter can be used at will. Refer to the<br />

Chapter 3, “Image Transfer” for information on protocols.<br />

STORE IMAGE RLL is used when the image to be received is compressed<br />

into RLL format. In this case the size of the image must be included in the<br />

list of parameters ().<br />

STORE IMAGE KILL implies that the image will be stored in the<br />

printer’s temporary memory, which is erased at power off or REBOOT. It<br />

is strongly recommended to use this option to improve the performance.<br />

If you need to store the image permanently, copy it from the temporary<br />

memory ("tmp:") to the permanent memory ("/c") after the download is<br />

completed.<br />

A STORE IMAGE statement must precede any STORE INPUT statement.<br />

Example This example shows how an Intelhex file is received via the standard input<br />

channel and stored in the printer’s temporary memory:<br />

10 STORE OFF<br />

20 INPUT "Name:", N$<br />

30 INPUT "Width:", W%<br />

40 INPUT "Height:", H%<br />

50 INPUT "Protocol:", P$<br />

60 STORE IMAGE N$, W%, H%, P$<br />

70 INPUT "", F$<br />

80 STORE F$<br />

90 IF MID$(F$,8,2)"01" THEN GOTO 70<br />

100 STORE OFF<br />

<strong>Intermec</strong> Fingerprint <strong>v8.70.0</strong>/v10.0.0 Programmer´s <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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