bread @bread.codes · Dec 8

PRINT packets do actually have some interesting data. They contain 4 bytes of: - # of pages to print (I use 1 per data packet, but you can do more) - half of the next byte is used for left margin, the 2nd half is right margin (see video) - The "palette," which is always 0xE4 - Exposure time [13/15]

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bread · Dec 8

Now on to the protocol. We literally just send packets in this order: STATUS (to detect) INIT (reset) STATUS [... repeat DATA & PRINT if statuses are okay until all data is sent ...] STATUS and you can start from the beginning for a new image [14/15]