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Set 24-dot hex-density
<FS> Z cnib cd>
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. . . 40
1 1Ch
5Ah cno> orl> <dQ, . . . cdn> 1
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90 cno> cd> <do> . . . <do
The command above selects 24-dot hex-density bit-image printing, where cno>
and cd> are binary values (low byte first) representing the number of data bytes
following the command. The data bytes are represented by <do> . . . <dn>. This
command has the same affect as cESQ * 40.
1 Redefine bit-image mode
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1 cESC> ? ad> I
1Bh
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3Fh
Cd>
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cd>
The command above redefines a bit-image mode to another mode, where one> is
the mode to be redefined. This may take the ASCII values “K”, “‘L”, “Y” or ‘Z”.
cd> is a binary value representing the mode to which cmo> is redefined, being a
value used after the cESC> * command (0 through 7,32,33 or 38 through 40). If any
of the modes represented by one> are subsequently selected, bit-image printing will
now take place in the mode as defined by cd >.
Miscellaneous codes
The following commands do not relate specifically to graphics, but have more
general applications:
Set MSB to 1
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cESC>
>
1Bh 3Eh
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The command above sets the MSB to 1. There are no parameters. On receipt of this
command, the most significant bit (MSB) of subsequent data will always be set to
1.
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