HP L 5 manual Examples Using the CID Command, Device RGB or Device CMY

Examples Using the CID Command

The following examples illustrate using the CID command's short and long forms for each color space. For clarity, data is shown as ASCII, rather than binary and the CID command (?*v#W) is shown as “CID”. The following format is used:

CID ( data , data , . . . )

Device RGB or Device CMY

SHORT FORM

CID(0,1,8,8,8,8) Device RGB, 8 bits/pixel indexed

CID(1,1,8,8,8,8) Device CMY, 8 bits/pixel indexed

Example:

The short form CID command, as a C function, can look like this:

short_cid(Color_mode, Pixel_mode, BitsperIndex, BitsperColor_1, BitsperColor_2, BitsperColor_3)

{

int Color_mode, Pixel_mode, BitsperIndex, BitsperColor_1, BitsperColor_2, BitsperColor_3;

printf(“\033*v6W%c%c%c%c%c%c”,Color_mode, Pixel_mode, BitsperIndex, BitsperColor_1, BitsperColor_2, BitsperColor_3);

}

LONG FORM
CID(0,1,8,8,8,8,	Device RGB, 8 bits/pixel indexed
0,0,0	White reference
100,100,100)	Black reference

EN Using Color Modes (Color LaserJet, 5, 5M, DeskJet) B-25