Arguably is useful for the W5000 too, but that's more complicated.
The CP-M1E can rewind (gloss prints only), the CP-M1A cannot (I think!)
So add combining to make this work better.
Such as the CP-D70 series.
(Includes rebranded variants like Kodaks..)
These variations of the S2245 can generate multi-panel panoramas.
No idea how this implemented yet.
One of the printers I have has a blank serial number string. DNP's service tool has a way to update it, so ... figure out how that works, and implement it.
(I can't use the service tool to fix this as it's tied to a different model from the one with the bogus serial number)
h == Normal Quality
q == High Quality
p/m/r == ???
There's also the LUT files with H/M/T quality codes.
The EK8810 (and likely others) allow the current lamination data to be updated/replaced.
This potentially allows for a partial matte feature on all of these printers.
It's a small form factor monochrome thermal printer.
In particular, how do we go from the v2 tables to the SHPTC commands? I've been slowly reverse-engineering the HiTi library, but it's a convoluted mess.
Additionally, figure out what triggers use of the 'ri1' vs 'ri' data files on the P52x series, what the 'p' heat table quality code refers to, and what the 'CL' (vs 'C') LUT type refers to.