
Control Codes
Note 1: Red, green, and blue pixels set to one at the same location result in a white dot, while red, green, and blue pixels set to zero form a black dot. For black print, one represents a black dot and zero represents a white dot.
Note 2: More than one color may be set at a time – for example, setting the color to six would set green and blue simultaneously.
[ESC] * Set horizontal graphic mode
ASCII [ESC] * <m> <0> <0>
Hexadecimal 1BH 2AH <m> <0> <0>
Decimal <27> <42> <m> <0> <0>
IPCL none
Description The [ESC] * <m> <0> <0> command selects one of the three graphic modes specified by <m>. The two bytes after the mode must be zero.
Where <m>0,2,3,4,5,6,7 | Standard Graphic Modes | ||
(See ESC | * | command documentation in previous section.) | |
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Mode | Resolution |
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0,2,3,4,5,6,7 | Standard Graphic Modes (See ESC * |
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8,9 | Not supported |
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10 | 102 x 102 dpi |
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11 | 203 x 102 dpi |
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12 | 102 x 203 dpi |
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13 | 203 x 203 dpi |
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15,16 | Not supported |
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Note 1: Only modes 10 thorough 13 should be selected for horizontal graphics.
Example Command | Comment |
[ESC] * <10> <0> <0> | Set resolution to 102x102 dpi. |
[ESC] h <1> <9> <0> <eight data bytes> Send
[ESC] h <2> <9> <0> <eight data bytes> Send
[ESC] h <3> <9> <0> <eight data bytes> Send
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