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Note: Spacing in the document - portrait is actually 8.5 lines per inch. Line
spacing dimension is approximate. For the impact printer in portrait
mode, the actual line spacing must be calculated using 51 steps per
inch.
Note: For DI Portrait Printing: Characters greater than 9 dots high (DBCS
16x16 character) takes 2 passes of the print head - with paper fed
in-between the lines (4 steps). The actual lines-per-inch will be
adjusted. Example if printer is set to 1/8 inch line spacing. The
printer will line feed 6 steps in-between each line, and the 4 steps
inside of the line. The result is 10 steps/line or 4.8 lines per inch.
In the impact (document - landscape) station this would be set to 16
steps/line.
This command should be sent after “Set print station parameters” on page
43.
Select 1/6-inch line spacing
Syntax:
ESC 2 or X'1B32'
Remarks:
In the thermal (receipt) station this would set line feeding to 34 steps/line.
In the impact (document - portrait) station this would be set to 8
steps/line.
Note: Spacing in the document - portrait is actually 6.375 lines per inch.
Line spacing dimension is approximate. For the impact printer in
portrait mode, the actual line spacing must be calculated using 51
steps per inch.
In the impact (document - landscape) station this would be set to 21
steps/line.
This command should be sent after “Set print station parameters” on page
43.
Note: For DI Portrait Printing: Characters greater than 9 dots high (DBCS
16x16 character) takes 2 passes of the print head - with paper fed
in-between the lines (4 steps). The actual lines-per-inch will be
adjusted. Example if printer is set to 1/6 inch line spacing. The
printer will line feed 8 steps in-between each line, and the 4 steps
inside of the line. The result is 12 steps/line or 4 lines per inch.
Select color printing
Syntax:
ESC r n or X'1B72;n;'
Where:
n=
00 Cancel color printing
01 Enable full-character color printing
02 Enable half-character color printing
44 SureMark 4610 Printers : Programming Guide for Models 1xR and 2xR