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• 3

  An Introduction to HP-GL/2 Vector Graphics

• 4

  Learning HP-GL/2

• 5

  HP-GL/2 Commands and Syntax

• 8

  Understanding HP-GL/2 Syntax

• 10

  Notations Used to Express Syntax

• 11

  Omitting Optional Parameters

• 12

  Parameter Formats

• 15

  Using HP-GL/2 With Programming Languages

• 15

  Example:BASIC

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  Example:C Programming Language

• 17

  The HP-GL/2 Coordinate System

• 19

  HP-GL/2 & PCL Orientation Interactions

• 21

  The Vector Graphics Limits

• 22

  HP-GL/2 Units of Measure

• 22

  Plotter Units

• 22

  User-units

• 23

  Pen Status and Location

• 23

  Pen Status

• 25

  Pen Location

• 26

  Scaling

• 27

  Absolute and Relative Pen Movement

• 29

  The Picture Frame

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  Defining the Image Area(PCL Picture Frame)

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  Automatically Adjusting Image Size to Fit the PCL Picture Frame

• 31

  Creating a Page Size-Independent Plot

• 33

  Typical HP-GL/2 PlotCommand Sequence

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  Horizontal Picture Frame Size

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  Example:

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  Vertical Picture Frame Size (Decipoints)

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  Example:To specify a vertical picture frame size of 6.5 inches, send:

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  Set Picture Frame Anchor Point

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  Example:

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  HP-GL/2 Plot Horizontal Size

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  Example:

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  HP-GL/2 Plot Vertical Size

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  Example:

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  Enter HP-GL/2 Mode

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  Example:

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  Enter PCL Mode

• 42

  Example:

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  Default Settings

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  The Configuration and Status Group

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  Establishing Default Conditions

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  The Scaling Points P1 and P2

• 50

  Using the Scale Command

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  Using Scaling Effectively

• 54

  Enlarging or Reducing a Picture

• 56

  Drawing Equal-Size Pictures on a Page

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  Creating Mirror-Images

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  Adapting the HP-GL/2 Coordinate System to Match the PCL System

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  Windowing: Setting Up Soft-Clip Limits

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  CO, Comment

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  DF, Default Values

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  IN, Initialize

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  IP, Input P1 and P2

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  IR, Input Relative P1 and P2

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  IW, Input Window

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  PG, Advance Full Page

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  RO, Rotate Coordinate System

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  Angle of Rotation

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  RP, Replot

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  SC, Scale

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  For Scaling Types 0 and 1:

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  For Scaling Type 2:

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  The Vector Group

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  Drawing Lines

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  Drawing Circles

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  Drawing Arcs

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  Angle of Rotation

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  Drawing Bezier Curves

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  AA, Arc Absolute

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  AR, Arc Relative

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  AT, Absolute Arc Three Point

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  BR, Bezier Relative

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  BZ, Bezier Absolute

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  CI, Circle

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  PA, Plot Absolute

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  PD, Pen Down

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  PE, Polyline Encoded

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  Encoding PE Flag Values and X,Y Coordinates

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  Example: Using the PE Command

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  PR, Plot Relative

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  U, Pen Up

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  RT, Relative Arc Three Point

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  The Polygon Group

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  Using the Polygon Buffer

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  Drawing Rectangles

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  Drawing Wedges

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  Drawing Polygons

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  Drawing Subpolygons

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  Filling Polygons

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  Drawing Circles in Polygon Mode

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  `Approximating Polygon Buffer Use

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  Counting the Points in a Polygon

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  Counting the Points in a Circle or Arc

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  EA, Edge Rectangle Absolute

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  EP, Edge Polygon

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  ER, Edge Rectangle Relative

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  EW, Edge Wedge

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  FP, Fill Polygon

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  PM, Polygon Mode Command

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  (PM0) or (PM)

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  (PM1)

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  (PM2)

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  RA, Fill Rectangle Absolute

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  RR, Fill Rectangle Relative

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  WG, Fill Wedge

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  The Line and Fill Attributes Group

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  Using Line Attributes and Types

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  Using Fill Types

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  Selecting a “Pen” and Changing Line Width

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  AC, Anchor Corner

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  FT, Fill Type

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  LA, Line Attributes

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  Line Ends

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  Line Joins

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  Miter Limit

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  LT, Line Type

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  PW, Pen Width

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  RF, Raster Fill Definition

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  SM, Symbol Mode

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  SP, Select Pen

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  SV, Screened Vectors

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  TR, Transparency Mode

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  UL, User-Defined Line Type

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  WU, Pen Width Unit Selection

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  The Character Group

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  Printing Labels

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  Moving to the Carriage Return Point

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  Control Codes

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  Default Label Conditions

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  Enhancing Labels

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  Character Size and Slant

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  Character Spaces and Text Lines

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  Label Orientation and Placement

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  Terminating Labels

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  Working with the Character Cell

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  Using Fonts

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  Printing with Fixed-Spaced and Proportional Fonts

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  Designating and Selecting Fonts

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  Standard and Alternate Fonts

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  AD, Alternate Font Definition

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  CF, Character Fill Mode

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  CP, Character Plot

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  DI, Absolute Direction

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  DR, Relative Direction

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  Example:Using the DR Command

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  DT, Define Label Terminator

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  DV, Define Variable Text Path

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  Example:Using theDV Command

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  ES, Extra Space

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  FI, Select Primary Font

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  Example:Using the FI Command

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  FN, Select Secondary Font

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  Example:Using the FN Command

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  LB, Label

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  LO, Label Origin

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  SA, Select Alternate Font

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  SB, Scalable or Bitmap Fonts

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  SD, Standard Font Definition

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  Kind 1: Symbol Set

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  Kind 2: Font Spacing

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  Kind 3: Pitch

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  Kind 4: Height

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  Kind 5: Posture

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  Kind 6: Stroke Weight

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  Kind 7: Typeface

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  Example:Using the SD Command

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  SI, Absolute Character Size

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  Example:Using the SI Command

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  SL, Character Slant

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  Example:Using the SL Command

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  SR, Relative Character Size

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  Example:Using the SR Command

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  SS, Select Standard Font

• 330

  TD, Transparent Data

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  Programming Hints

• 334

  PCL Command Parsing

• 335

  Job Control

• 335

  Printer Reset

• 336

  PCL Page Control 1

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  Paper Source

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  Page Size

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  Text Area/Margins

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  HMI

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  PCL Cursor Positioning

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  Fonts

• 339

  PCL Raster Graphics

• 340

  Macros

• 341

  HP-GL/2 Vector Graphics

• 342

  Performance

• 342

  PCL Commands

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  Print Data

• 342

  Print Overrun

• 342

  Page Protection

• 343

  I/O

• 344

  Troubleshooting Commands

• 344

  End-of-Line Wrap

• 344

  Example

• 344

  Display Functions Mode

• 345

  Example

• 346

  Auto Continue Mode

• 347

  Common Errors

• 347

  20 ERROR

• 347

  21 ERROR

• 347

  22 ERROR

• 347

  40 ERROR

• 349

  Customer Support

• 349

  Help From Your Organization

• 349

  Help From Your Dealer

• 349

  Help from HP

• 353

  Glossary

• 369

  Index