ZM-71SE About version 1.2.1.0 - Soliton

[3] Tool Function 8: Paste Bitmap (corresponds to page 23-14)
The Bitmap Paste function has been improved, allowing greater accuracy in pasting a bitmapped
image.
Select [Paste Bitmap] from the [Tool] menu.
Additional items
[Conversion] Click on the [Conversion] button (the button will appear depressed). The monitor
will show a preview screen of the new display.
[Redrawing] When you want to change the [Dither] or [Pseudo gradation] setting, click on
the [Conversion] button (the button will appear depressed). Then click on the
[Redraw] button. The monitor will display the new status on a preview screen.
[Pseudo Gradation] When checking this item, pseudo gradation can be displayed. If [Use
3D Part] is checked in the [Tool] menu, the setting menu of both this
item and [Dither] are prohibited. The [Pseudo Gradation] display is
automatically selected.
[Detail >>] Clicking this shows the detailed menu fot pseudo gradation.
[Adaptive Error Diffusion]Selecting this item executes error diffusion adapted to each part
of a bit map. This command attaches greater importance to
smooth graphic than to error diffusion.
[Error Diffusion]This command tries to display the original colors of an bitmap by placing
the similar colors on a pattern by turns, when the palette for 3D part dose
not have the same color as the original bitmap.
[Nothing] The palette which has the similar color to the original colors is selected.
[Ordered Dithering]This command makes an error diffusion pattern close not to a randum
pattern, but to the regular pattern.
[Diffusion] Specifies diffusion (0 to 3, normally 1).
[Color] (0 to 15, normally 8) Decides which is prior to display, color or brightness. If the
setting value in this setting is smaller, the brightness is prior.
[Green] (0 to 15, normally 8) Specifies the priority of blue-green color and red-yellow
color. If the setting value in this setting is smaller, blue-green color is prior.
*When changing the setting of [Use 3D Part] in the [Tool] menu after pasting a bitmap, the colors
of both the palette and the placed bitmap changes. If so, paste the bitmap again.