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Chapter 5: Programming commands 63
A776-PG00001 C 12/09 A776 (B780) Programming Guide
Text strike-through mode (ColorPOS
®
)
ASCII GS 0x85 m n
Hexadecimal 1D 8D n m
Decimal 29 141 n m
Value of m: 0 = retain same color as the character itself
1 = black
2 = paper color
Value of n: standard cell height
Default: n = 0 (o)
Prints a strike-through over characters. If the strike-through is as wide as the cell height, this will produce a cell that will
be printed as a solid current color.
When characters are greater than normal size, such as double-high, the number of character rows claimed by n also
increases proportionally, such as doubling for double-high cells. Location of the strike-through on a cell is on a cell-by-
cell basis, so mixing cell sizes on the same print row will give uneven results.
Select font ID number
ASCII GS 0xF0 0x01 n
Hexadecimal 1D F0 01 n
Decimal 29 240 1 n
Value of n: 128 - 255
Select font ID number for downloaded font.
This command is sent before downloading the map le for a specic font. Each font ID has one map le to download.
This command is also sent to select a downloaded font at run time.
Three Asian Fonts are available for use on the A799 printer: Traditional Chinese, Kanji, and Korean. Only one of these
character sets can be downloaded to the printer at one time.
Font ID Font
C3 (hex) Traditional Chinese
CB (hex) Kanji
CE (hex) Korean
Note: Before downloading one of the Asian Fonts, the expanded ash memory allocation must be set up to expand the
size of the permanent font space. (See Expanded Flash Memory Allocation below). For Traditional Chinese, 1.3 Meg of
space is required. Kanji requires 1 Meg, and Korean requires of 1 Meg of space in the permanent font area.
Select font style number
ASCII GS 0xF0 0x02 n
Hexadecimal 1D F0 02 n
Decimal 29 240 2 n
Value of n: 0 - 255
Select font style number for downloaded font. After selecting font style number, set the horizontal and vertical
character spacing for the characters.
This command is sent before downloading the map le for a specic font. Each font ID can have multiple styles. For
example, two dierent styles could be 16 x 16 Gothic and 24 x 24 Gothic, or three dierent styles could be 16 x 16
Gothic, 16 x 16 Ariel, and 16 x 16 Courier. Each style number within a font has one character denition le.
This command is also sent to select a downloaded font style at run time.