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GEK-00029A 5000 Series Programmer’s Manual
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ESC t n Select a Code Page:
Selects one of four variables that contains a
specific code page selection. The four variables are loaded via the
ESC ( t and the ESC [T sequences. The four variables are identified as
0,1,2. and 3 (either binary or ASCII values). This command overrides
the condition set by the CCU menu . Note that italics print can be
selected by using the ESC 4 command even if the eight bit code page
table has been selected.
The four selection variables have the following defaults:
n Effect
0 No code page (italics 0-128 in upper table
1 USA code page 437
2 No code page (italics 0-128 in upper table
3 USA code page 437
Decimal: 27 116 <n>
Hex: 1 B 74 <n>
BASIC: CHR$(27);"t<n>";
ESC ( t, n1 n2 Assign a Code Page to One of Four Variables (0, 1, 2, or 3):
m1 m2 m3
Assigns a specific code page to one of the four selection variables
used by the ESC t sequence (either the binary or ASCII value can be
used for ml). Listed below are the values for m2 and m3 required to
assign specific code pages to the select variable ml.
Note that this sequence is similar to the ESC ( T sequence except that
fewer code page choices are available. Also when using this
command, assignments can be made to any of the four different
select variables used by the ESC t sequence.
Hex Values
m2 m3
Character Table
x00 x00 Italic (0-127)
x01 x00 PC 437 (USA)
x03 x00 PC 850 (Multilingual)
x05 x00 PC 853 (Turkish)
x06 x00 PC 855 (Cyrillic)
x07 x00 PC 860 (Portuguese)
x08 x00 PC 863 (Canada-French)
x09 x00 PC 865 (Norway)
x0A x00 PC 852 (East Europe)
x0B x00 PC 867 (Turkish)
x0D x00 PC 864 (Arabic)
x0E x00 PC 866 (Russian)
x0F x00 PC 869 (Greek)
x10 x00 USSR GOST (Russian)
x01 x10 PC 437 (Greek
x2C x00 858
x1D x0F 8859-15
Some code pages might not be available in all font sets. If the
sequence specifies a code page that is not currently installed, the
sequence is ignored.
Decimal: 27 40 116 3 0 m1 m2 m3
Hex: 1B 28 74 3 0 m1H m2H m3H
BASIC: CHR$(27);"[t";CHR$(3);CHR$(0);CHR$(m1)
CHR$(m2);CHR$(m3);