Dot data generating method, dot data generating device, inkjet recording device, and inkjet recording system
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsToru Fujita, Yoichi Mitsui
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AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsToru Fujita, Yoichi Mitsui
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A dot data generating method uses a first inkjet recording device and a second inkjet recording device, in which a first image is printed using the first inkjet recording device based on first dot data which determines formation or non-formation of dots, and second dot data is generated to print a second image based on the second dot data using the second inkjet recording device in which a speed of a relative movement of the inkjet head and a recording medium when printing an image is small compared to the first inkjet recording device. The dot data generating method includes generating the second dot data by converting the first dot data such that data of each dot in which formation of a dot is determined is converted to form a plurality of dots at predetermined intervals between the dots in a relative movement direction in place of the each dot.
A dot data generating method using a first inkjet recording device and a second inkjet recording device, each of which conducts printing of an image by ejecting ink drops from an inkjet head while relatively moving the inkjet head with respect to a recording medium, in which a first image is printed using the first inkjet recording device by ejecting ink drops from the inkjet head onto the recording medium based on first dot data which determines formation or non-formation of dots, and second dot data is generated to print a second image by ejecting ink drops from the inkjet head onto another recording medium based on the second dot data using the second inkjet recording device in which a speed of a relative movement of the inkjet head and a recording medium when printing an image is small compared to the first inkjet recording device, the dot data generating method comprising:
A dot data generating device using a first inkjet recording device and a second inkjet recording device, each of which conducts printing of an image by ejecting ink drops from an inkjet head while relatively moving the inkjet head with respect to the recording medium, in which a first image is printed using the first inkjet recording device by ejecting ink drops from the inkjet head onto the recording medium based on first dot data which determines formation or non-formation of dots, and second dot data is generated to print a second image by ejecting ink drops from the inkjet head onto another recording medium based on the second dot data using the second inkjet recording device in which a speed of a relative movement of the inkjet head and a recording medium when printing an image is small compared to the first inkjet recording device, the dot data generating device comprising:
An inkjet recording device which prints a second image by ejecting ink drops from an inkjet head while relatively moving the inkjet head with respect to the recording medium based on second dot data generated by converting first dot data which is used for another inkjet recording device which prints a first image by ejecting ink drops from an inkjet head onto a recording medium while relatively moving the inkjet head with respect to the recording medium based on the first dot data which determines formation or non-formation of dots, in the inkjet recording device, a speed of a relative movement of the inkjet head and a recording medium when printing an image is small compared to the another inkjet recording device, the inkjet recording device comprising:
An inkjet recording system using a first inkjet recording device and a second inkjet recording device, each of which conducts printing of an image by ejecting ink drops from an inkjet head while relatively moving the inkjet head with respect to the recording medium, in which a first image is printed using the first inkjet recording device by ejecting ink drops from the inkjet head onto the recording medium based on first dot data which determines formation or non-formation of dots, and a second image is printed by ejecting ink drops from the inkjet head onto another recording medium based on second dot data using the second inkjet recording device in which a speed of a relative movement of the inkjet head and a recording medium when printing an image is small compared to the first inkjet recording device, the inkjet recording system comprising:
An inkjet recording system using a first inkjet recording device and a second inkjet recording device, each of which conducts printing of an image by ejecting ink drops from an inkjet head while relatively moving the inkjet head with respect to the recording medium, in which a first image is printed using the first inkjet recording device by ejecting ink drops from the inkjet head onto the recording medium based on first dot data which determines formation or non-formation of dots, and a second image is printed by ejecting ink drops from the inkjet head onto another recording medium based on second dot data using the second inkjet recording device in which a speed of a relative movement of the inkjet head and a recording medium when printing an image is small compared to the first inkjet recording device, the inkjet recording system comprising:
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