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28-03-2003 Page 7-45 of 53
[Function] The HT command moves the printing position to the
tab position.
[Code] [09]
16
[09]
10
[Explanation]
1. If the next horizontal tab position is not set, the HT command is
ignored.
2. If the next horizontal tab position is outside the printing area, the
printing position is shifted to the proper position by adding 1 to the
printing area width.
3. If an HT command is received when the print head is located at the
position to which the printing has been newly shifted by adding 1 to
the printing area width, buffer-full printing is executed. Then, the
horizontal tab operation is executed from the head of the next line.
4. The horizontal tab position is set with ESC D.
5. If characters are received when the print head is located at the
position to which the printing has been shifted by adding 1 to the
printing area width, buffer-full printing is executed. Then, the print
head moves to the leftmost column on the next line, and the received
characters are processed. When a line feed command such as LF is
received, data is printed and a line is fed. The print head then moves
to the leftmost column on the next line.
6. In backward printing, the tab indicates a position from the rightmost
column.
7.
7.3.2 Line feed
[Name] Line feed
[Function]
The LF command prints the data already contained in the print buffer, then
sets the next-data
receive position at the leftmost column on the next line.
[Code] [0A]
16
[10]
10
[Explanation]
1. The LF command prints the data already contained in the print
buffer, then sets the next-data receive position at the leftmost
column on the next line.
2. In the initial state, the line spacing is set to approx. 1/8 inch.
3. When there is no data in the print buffer, only a line feed operation is
executed.
4. When different-height character typefaces are to be printed on the
same line, these character typefaces are arranged so that their
bottom ends are aligned at the same level.