Dot recording method and dot recording device
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsToshiaki Kakutani, Kazumichi Shimada
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AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsToshiaki Kakutani, Kazumichi Shimada
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The pitch k of dot-forming elements is set at a product m·n of two integers m and n (where m an n are integers of no less than 2). The sub-scan feed is executed by plural sub-scan feed sets, each consisting of m sub-scan feeds. When feed amounts of the m sub-scan feeds in each sub-scan feed set are expressed as Li dots (where i is an integer of 1 to m), the following (1) and (2) hold: (1) the feed amounts Li (i=1 to (m−1)) at first through (m−1)-th sub-scan feeds are established so that a remainder obtained by dividing each feed amount Li by the pitch k is equal to the integer n; (2) a feed amount Lm in the m-th sub-scan is established so that a remainder obtained by dividing the feed amount Lm by the pitch k is an integer that is different from a value n·j that is j times the integer n (where j denotes an arbitrary integer).
A dot recording apparatus for recording dots on a surface of a printing medium with a dot recording head, the dot recording apparatus comprising:
A method of recording dots on a surface of a printing medium with a dot recording head while carrying out main scan in a direction substantially perpendicular to a sub-scanning direction, the dot recording head having a dot-forming element array including a plurality of dot-forming elements for forming a plurality of dots of an identical color arranged at a pitch of k dots in the sub-scanning direction, the method comprising the steps of:
A computer program product storing a computer program for causing a printing apparatus to record dots on a surface of a printing medium while carrying out main scan in a direction substantially perpendicular to a sub-scanning direction, the printing apparatus comprising a dot recording head having a dot-forming element array including a plurality of dot-forming elements for forming a plurality of dots of an identical color arranged at a pitch of k dots in the sub-scanning direction, the computer program product comprising:
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