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Accepts the value of the eighth
data bit as is.
(ESC) “#”
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This command cancels either setting of
the eighth data bit. The printer will use
the value of the eighth data bit that is
sent from the computer. This code
allows users with a 7-bit interface to
resume normal functions after accessing
those characters whose ASCII code is
greater than 127.
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Prints “slash zero”.
(ESC) “-”
1
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This command causes to print the zero
character with a slash.
NOTE: The character “l” (decimal code
49, hexadecimal code 31) can be used
instead of ASCII 1.
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Prints “normal zero”.
(ESC) “-” O
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This command cancels printing the slash
zero and returns printing to the normal
zero character.
NOTE: The character “O”(decimal code
48, hexadecimal code 30) can be used
instead of ASCII O.
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