Epson SE450 manual GS T Select Line Wrap/Truncate Modes, GS t Set Characters per Line in Landscape

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Command Reference

GS T Select Line Wrap/Truncate Modes

Description

Determines how to handle a text wrap condition. A text wrap condition occurs when text extends beyond the end of a line or a page. The default is to wrap at the end of a line and a page.

Expression

ASCII

GS T n

Decimal

29 84 n

Hex

1D 54 n

Parameters

n = 0

truncate in both directions

n = 1

wrap at end of line, but not end of page

n = 2

wrap at end of page, but not end of line

n = 3

wrap at end of line and end of page

GS t Set Characters per Line in Landscape

Description

Creates an internal memory buffer to store landscape text and barcodes until a form feed is received. The size of the buffer is determined by n, the number of characters per line. The n parameter is converted internally to millimeters so new line lengths can be automatically calculated in the event a font change takes place. The conversion to millimeters is done by multiplying the value of n by the width of whatever font is currently set when the GS t command is sent.

This command may be used in conjunction with the GS T command to determine where, if at all, text wraps to the next line.

This command is similar to the GS u command.

See Also

GS u

GS T

Expression

ASCII

GS t n

Decimal

29 116 n

Hex

1D 74 n

Parameters

n the desired number of characters per line in landscape mode

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Contents Technical Reference Copyright Contents Page Character Codes Configuration Menu Printer Specifications This page intentionally left blank for double-sided printing Introduction This page intentionally left blank for double-sided printing Configuring the Host Computer for RS-232 Serial Interface RS-232 SettingsRS-232 Signal Levels RS-232 CablingProgramming Overview Programming the LabelWriter PrinterResetting the Printer Command ParametersCharacter Evaluation Bit Character ParametersConversions Objects Font SpecificationsPrint Modes Raster Mode OrientationLandscape Mode Text ObjectsBarcode Objects Graphic Objects Line ObjectsCommand Reference Alphabetical Command ListESC L Commands by Function Position ControlFont Control GS DC2 GS DC3 GS RS GS USMiscellaneous BarcodesPrintable Characters Raster Compatibility Commands20h FFh Printable Characters DC4 Cancel Double Wide Mode CR Carriage ReturnESC a Return Hardware Status ESC a Return Printer StatusESC B Set Dot Tab ESC d Set Print Temperature to Medium ESC c Set Print Temperature to LowESC D Set Bytes per Line ESC e Set Print Temperature to Default ESC E Form FeedESC g Set Print Temperature to High ESC F 1 n Feed n LinesESC h Set Print Speed to Fast ESC i Set Printing Speed to BarcodeESC L Set Feed Length ESC M Set Font to 12 cpiESC P Set Font to 16 cpi ESC S Set Font to 20 cpi ESC Q Set Top MarginESC T Set Font to 7 cpi ESC U Set Font to 10 cpi ESC V Return Firmware Revision ESC W Wrap DataESC X Set Horizontal Starting Position ESC Y Set Vertical Starting PositionESC * Reset to Defaults ESC @ Reset to Power-up ConditionESC y Set 203 x 203 dpi ESC z Set 136 x 203 dpiETB Raster Mode Compressed Graphics FF Form Feed GS a Starting Position of Bar Code GS DC2 Set Font to Double HeightGS DC3 Cancel Double Height GS d Feed n Text LinesGS h Set Barcode Height GS k Print BarcodeData Matrix Barcode UPC-ASupported Square Data Matrix Symbol Sizes Supported Rectangular Data Matrix Symbol Sizes Commands Command Reference GS l Draw Line in Landscape Mode Least significant byte of the line length in dots GS L Set Feed Length GS RS Set Inverse Print Mode GS q Print UPC/EAN ChecksumGS S Return Printer Status ReturnsGS T Select Line Wrap/Truncate Modes GS t Set Characters per Line in LandscapeGS US Cancel Inverse Print Mode GS u Set Characters per Line in PortraitGS V Set Print Orientation GS W Set Bar Code Element WidthGS ~ Enter Debug Mode GS w Set Barcode Module WidthGS * Landscape Mode Graphics HT Horizontal Tab SO Set Font to Double Wide ModeLF Line Feed SYN Raster Mode Graphics Activating the Caret Feature Caret FeatureUsing the Caret Feature Command Reference Character Codes CharCharacter Codes CharName \ back slash DEL Name Decimal Hex Binary Caret Feature Character Codes 251 1111 252 253 254 255 This page intentionally left blank for double-sided printing Configuration Menu Configuration Menu Printer Specifications Hardware SpecificationsInterface Specifications Print Head SpecificationsPrinter Specifications USB Settings Serial Interface SpecificationsThis page intentionally left blank for double-sided printing