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Printer Output A (High density printers)
This setting is appropriate for printing on high density printers, such
as 24-dot printers and laser printers. Since high density printing
increases the darker components of the image, this setting
compensates by producing data that is lighter than that used by a CRT
display.
Printer Output B (Low density printers)
This mode is suitable for low density printing on 8 dot (9 pin) printers.
This mode is similar to the Printer Output A mode, but the conversion
curve is slightly different to compensate for the different printer
characteristics. This mode is also suitable for printing on printers that
produce finer dots, such as high-resolution laser printers and ink jet
printers.
Printer Output C (High contrast, for mixed images and text)
This setting is suitable for images that require more clarity and
distinction, such as mixtures of text and graphics. It is also suitable for
printing on laser printers that can produce more distinct images than
impact dot matrix printers. As shown in the graph above, this mode
makes lighter parts as light as possible, and darker parts as dark as
possible.
Note:
The default gamma correction (CRT Display A) is used if 03
H
is
specified for the i parameter without first downloading a user-defined
gamma table (ESC z).
Command Reference 3-41