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Graphics Language

Emulations

Graphics languages are a set of commands used to create graphic images such as large characters, lines, boxes, and bar codes. A graphics language in the 6800 Series software is run on top of one or more underlying control languages.

MT660 Industrial Graphics

This graphics language is an emulation of the MT660 Industrial Graphics option, as defined by MT Manual Number 243, Bar Code/Block Character

Applications Manual. It is accessible only from the native ANSI emulation.

The commands are defined in Manual Number 255557-001, Graphics

Applications Manual, Line Printers.

QMS Code V

This graphics language is an emulation of QMS Code V Version 1 and 2. It is accessible from all underlying control languages.

The emulation is based on QMS Manual Number 1720155B, QMS Code V

Version II Programming Manual. The commands are defined in Manual

Number 255557-001, Graphics Applications Manual, Line Printers.

Printronix Graphics Language

The Printronix Graphics Language (PGL) emulation provides a graphics language that is compatible with the Printronix IGP 100/200/400 language. It is accessible from all underlying control languages.

The emulation is based on IGP-100 Firmware Version 2.19A (Part Number

148771,) and the Printronix IGP-100 Manual (Part Number 141331-001

Revision A.) In cases where the function of the firmware differs from the manual, the emulation follows the function of the firmware. The commands are defined in Manual Number 255557-001, Graphics Applications Manual,

Line Printers.

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