HP L 5 manual Mode 1 Indexed by Pixel

Example:

?*v6W 00 00 03 08 08 08	# Binary data for CID represented in
	hex. Sets color space to RGB, pixel
	encoding mode to 0, palette size to 8
	(3 planes), last 3 bytes ignored.
?*r1A	# Start raster.
?*b1V10110000 . . .	# Transfer plane 1 (the first bit for
	each pixel in the first row).
	Combining each bit with its
	corresponding bit in the other planes
	forms the palette index number for
	that pixel.

?*b1V01110000 . . .

?*b1W10101000 . . .

#Transfer plane 2 (the second bit for each pixel in the row).

#Transfer plane 3 (the third bit for each pixel in the row) and move to the next row. Note that the ?*b#W command is used to send the last plane of each row.

MODE 1: INDEXED BY PIXEL

In mode 1, each pixel in a row is fully specified before any bits are sent for the next pixel. The bits for each pixel form a palette index number. Assuming 4 bits per index, the underlined block below is the palette index for pixel 2 of row 1 (i1 is lsb).

?*b#W	row 1	i4	i3	i2	i1	i4	i3	i2	i1 . . .
?*b#W	row 2	i4	i3	i2	i1	i4	i3	i2	i1 . . .
?*b#W	row 3	i4	i3	i2	i1	i4	i3	i2	i1 . . .

B-10 Using Color Modes (Color LaserJet, 5, 5M, DeskJet) EN