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Select download/standard character set
cESC> 96
<rD
1Bh 25h
<n>
Both
The command above selects either the standard or downloaded character set, where
cn> is a binary value (OOh or Olh) or an ASCII value (“0” or “1”). If cn> equals OOh
or “O”, the standard character set is selected. This is the default value at power-on.
If Olh or “1” has been selected, then the downloaded character set is selected.
Graphics
The following commands relate to the graphical capabilities of the printer (bit image
mode). All bit-image printing is carried out as raster graphics (ie data is accepted in
blocks, and then printed as adjacent lines of graphics one dot wide).
Select bit image mode
Both
<ESC>
*
On> cno>
cd>
<do>
. . . cdn>
1Bh 2Ah
On> 010,
ell>
-alo>
. . . <dn>
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On> Mb
Cd>
. . . cdn>
The command above selects one of the graphic modes available on the printer and
prints graphic data, where OIZ, is a binary value representing the graphics mode (see
table below), and<& and al> are binary values (low byte first) giving the number
of graphic data bytes following (as represented by <do> . . . cdn>). The actual
number of data bytes varies according to the graphic mode chosen. In an 8-pin mode,
the number of data bytes is equal to the number of graphic columns to be printed, but
in a 24-pin mrxle, the number of data bytes is three times the number of graphic
columns to be printed.
[Graphic print modes]
* Adjacent dots are not printable in these modes
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