FGL Starting Point and Logo Instructions

Your FGL Thermal Printer can store graphics images in its temporary memory. While the actual number of images your printer can hold depends upon the size of the pictures and the amount of memory your printer is equipped with, this utility will only track and load a maximum of 8 images. Images downloaded to your printer’s memory are referred to as “Logos”. There are two commands you need to use in order to print logos. The first command you will use is a positioning command, much like the <RCy,x> command, but this one is just used for locating logos. It is <Spy,x> where x and y are dot positions, just like the RC command. The SP stands for “Starting Point”. The second command specifies the logo in memory you wish to print. It is <LD#> where # is a number from 1 to the limit of logos stored in your printer.

<SPy,x> Starting Point for Logos Only. x,y are numbers
<LD#> Print Downloadable Logo. # is a number

In this example, we are assuming that Drama Masks have been downloaded to your FGL printer's memory in logo memory slot 1. Here is some sample code below to illustrate logo printing:

<F3><DI><HW1,1><RC20,50>Here is a Picture:
<SP50,50><LD1>

The output from the above code should look very similar to this:

See Also:

FGL Printer Commands
WYSIWYG Editor