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2001/10/02
CHAPTER 2 "PCL" - 48
• The available values vary with the printer model. The following table shows the value for each typeface and
availability.
Typeface Set primary
font
Set secondary
font
1050
1250/
P2500
1070
1270N
1660e
/ 2060
2400C
/Ce
3400CN
Alaska Esc(s4362T Esc)s4362T * * * * * * *
Antique Oakland Esc(s4168T Esc)s4168T * * * * * * *
Brougham Esc(s4099T Esc)s4099T * * * * * * *
Cleveland Condensed
Esc(s4140T Esc)s4140T * * * * * * *
Connecticut Esc(s4116T Esc)s4116T * * * * * * *
Guatemala Antique Esc(s4197T Esc)s4197T * * * * * * *
LetterGothic Esc(s4102T Esc)s4102T * * * * * * *
Maryland Esc(s4297T Esc)s4297T * * * * * * *
Oakland Esc(s4113T Esc)s4113T * * * * * * *
PC Brussels Esc(s4143T Esc)s4143T * * * * * * *
PC Tennessee Esc(s4101T Esc)s4101T * * * * * * *
Utah Esc(s4148T Esc)s4148T * * * * * * *
BR Symbol Esc(s16686T Esc)s16686T * * * * * * *
Helsinki Esc(s16602T Esc)s16602T * * * * * * *
Tennessee Esc(s16901T Esc)s16901T * * * * * * *
W Dingbats Esc(s31402T Esc)s31402T * * * * * * *
Atlanta Esc(s155T Esc)s155T * * * * *
Calgary Esc(s159T Esc)s159T * * * * *
Copenhagen Esc(s157T Esc)s157T * * * * *
Portugal Esc(s158T Esc)s158T * * * * *
Letter Gothic16.66 Esc(s130T Esc)s130T * * * * * * *
Brougham Esc(s128T Esc)s128T
OCR-A Esc(s104T Esc)s104T * * * * * * *
OCR-B Esc(s110T Esc)s110T * * * * * * *
Bermuda Script Esc(s134T Esc)s134T * * * * *
Germany Esc(s132T Esc)s132T * * * * *
San Diego Esc(s133T Esc)s133T * * * * *
US Roman Esc(s135T Esc)s135T * * * * *
5.2.13. Font orientation
The printer’s built-in fonts are all portrait fonts. If you switch the orientation of the logical page to landscape and
select a font, the printer will automatically create the landscape font in its memory. This saves you having to make
the landscape font available by installing a card/cartridge or by downloading the font, but takes up printer
memory and may cause the printer to run out of space when trying to compose complex page layouts.
5.2.14. Transparent print data
Esc&p#X (character codes)
(27)(38)(112)#(88) <1Bh><26h><70h>#<58h>
• This command enables you to print characters which are normally unprintable.
• # is the number of bytes of data that follow the command.
• Each byte of data is interpreted as a character code and the corresponding character in the currently selected
symbol set is printed (if there is one). You can use this command to print the symbols in the character set
which do not appear on the keyboard.
• If there is no character in the current symbol set corresponding to a specified code, a space is printed.
• The command is useful when using character sets like the IBM All Character Set in which every single code
has a corresponding character.
• Any control codes within the data will have no effect. The control code byte is treated as a character code.