src/main/canon-inks.h

30 /* ink definition:
31  *  ink dots can be printed in various sizes
36  *  an ink is therefore defined by the number of bits used for the bitpattern (bitdepth) and the number of possible levels:
37  *    a 1 bit ink can have 2 possible levels 0 and 1
38  *    a 2 bit ink can have 2*2=4 possible levels with the bitpatterns 0,1,2 and 3
39  *    a 3 bit ink can have 2*2*2=8 possible levels with the bitpatterns 0 to 7
45  *  inks are named canon_xb_yl_ink where x is the number of bits representing the y possible ink levels
61 /* declare a standard ink */
68 /* declare an ink with flags */
211  * followed by YZ combinations for every defined ink where Y is the letter
225    const canon_ink_t* ink;
269  * BIG NOTE: The bjc8200 has this kind of ink. One Byte seems to hold