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Move print head
<Esc>
\
1Bh 5Ch
cd>
Cd>
Standard
27 92 alo>
CJll>
<FS> \
uto>
cd> IBM
1Ch 5Ch c?to>
cd>
28 92 cd>
The command above moves the print head relative to the last print position, where
uro> and <nl> are two binary numbers (low byte first) specifying the amount (in
inches) by which the print head will move from the last print position. The number
represented by the parameters signifies movement in 1/12Oths inch. A positive value
will move the print head to the right, and a negative value will move it to the left. See
“Numerical Representation” for details of how negative values are represented in
this way.
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Downloaded character control codes
Copy standard ROM font into RAM
cESC> cn> cNUI2tandard
1Bh
3Ah OOh <n> OOh
27 58 0 <n> 0
<FS>
.
<NuL> <n> CNUL> IBM
1Ch 3Ah OOh Cn> OOh
28 58 0 -en> 0
1
The command above copies the characters from the selected character set with 01>,
as shown below, into the download RAM area. <NuL> is the ASCII character OOh.
This command is only valid if “DOWNWARD” has been selected in the RAM
USAGE menu of the Memory Switch (see Chapter 3 for details). All characters from
20h to FFh are copied. Regardless of the character set, the characters 80h to 9Fh are
copied. However, the block characters of the IBM character set (BOh through DFh,
F4h and F5h) are copied as space characters.
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Binary
Selected font
BiItaly
Value
Value
Selected font
OOh
Courier
04h Script
Olh
SanSd
05h
OCR-B
02h bter-&thic Mh
TW-Light
03h
oralor
07h Cinema
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