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IO Image function set – IOCA (IO/1)

The IO-image command set also contains the commands for presenting image raster data on a logical page, a page segment, or an overlay.

The Write Image 2 command within the IO/1 command set carries data defined by the IOCA FS10 subset. Refer to Image Object Content Architecture Reference for a description of IOCA FS10.

Graphic function set – GOCA (GR/1)

The graphics command set contains the IPDS commands and data controls for presenting graphics pictures on a page, page segment, or an overlay.

The Write Graphics command within the GR/1 command set carries data defined by the GOCA DR/2VO subset. Refer to Graphics Object Content Architecture Reference for information about GOCA DR/ 2VO.

Bar Code function set – BCOCA (BC/1)

The bar code command set contains the command and controls for presenting bar code information on a page, page segment, or an overlay. The IPDS printer uses these commands to print bar code symbols from user-created data.

The Write Bar Code command within BC/1 command set carries data defined by the BCOCA BCD/1 subset. Refer to Bar Code Object Content Architecture Reference for a description of BCOCA bar code symbol data and the BCD/1 subset.

Resource towers

The following sections define the command sets for the resource towers.

Page Segment function set (PS/1)

The page segment command set allows frequently accessed user data to be stored by name within the printer. Page segments are merged with the pages during printing.

Overlay function set (OL/1)

The overlay command set allows frequently accessed user data to be stored within the printer. An overlay is defined within a logical page presentation space. Overlay logical pages are either merged with a page’s logical page on the medium presentation space (page overlay), or merged directly onto the medium presentation space (medium overlay).

Loaded Font function set (LF/1)

The loaded font command set is used for graphic character placement in logical pages and describes the commands used to download and manage font information at the printer.

An LF/1-type coded font consists of a fully described font plus font indexes, or several fully-described font sections plus font indexes for each section.

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721P88200 specifications

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