Datamax 7A300007 Rev. 2 manual Esc C n Esc a n Can Esc V n1 n2

Esc C n

Esc A n

CAN (^X)

Esc V n1 n2

104*number of lines bytes of data

Esc B/Esc E

SO (^N)

SI (^O)

FF(^L) LF (^J) CR (^M)

Esc w n

Esc H n

Esc Q n1n2

Esc R n

Esc ! n

Esc @

Esc EZ

{LP}

This command is ignored by the Datamax-O’Neil printer. It is recognized but no action is taken

This command sets the number of blank dot lines that are fed between character lines. “n” is the number of interline spacing

Originally n = (0x01..0x9B) in our version however n = (0x01..0x0A). Cancels the unprinted characters on the forming line.

Prints the next (n1*256 + n2) dot-lines as bit mapped graphics. The numbers n1n2 form a 16 bit set with the MSB first. The printer will remain in Graphic mode until the full number of bytes has been received.

Accepts compressed graphics data

Set double wide print – with Datamax-O’Neil double wide does not mean burn the dot twice but rather increase the space between the characters

Condensed printing – go back to normal mode Feeds 10 lines and the information in the buffer Line feed

Carriage Return

Font Select – the Datamax-O’Neil Fonts are matched as close as possible to the Line Print fonts n (0x20..0x26)

Esc w 20 - 16w x 23h Font

Esc w 21 – 10w x 23h Font

Esc w 22 – 16w x 23h Font

Esc w 23 – 16w x 46h Font

Esc w 24 - 12w x 23h Font

Esc w 25 - 9w x 23h Font

Esc w 26 - 16w x 23h Font

Doubles the height – no matter what the n value is

Advance n1n2 from Q mark – Datamax-O’Neil Printer can advance only up to 255 graphic lines from the Q Mark and the Q mark has to be within 255 lines from the beginning point.

This command switches between the two Character Tables in the Datamax-O’Neil Printer – International Character Table and Line Drawn Character Table.

Set double high and double wide n = 16d (0x10) – double high n = 32d (0x20)– double wide

n = 48d (0x30)– double high and wide Reset the printer to defaults

Note: This command does not clear the print buffer! Use the Cancel (CAN) command to clear the buffer.

This command will not restore any changes that were burned into the flash memory such as: fonts, logos, default power up message or hardware information message.

Go to Easy Print Mode

From EZ Print mode go to Line Print Mode

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