HP 5961-0509 manual ExampleUsing the FN Command, Example Using the FN Command

	When the printer receives this command and the requested font is
	present, the secondary font characteristics are set to those of the
	requested font. If the selected font is proportionally spaced, the pitch
	characteristic is not changed.
Notes	This command does not select the font for label printing if you are
	currently using the standard font.
	The FI and FN commands implicitly change the value of SB. For
	example, if SB = 0 and FI selects a bitmap font, SB is set to 1. This
	affects the performance of certain HP-GL/2 commands. Refer to
	SB command later in this chapter.

Example:Using the FN Command

The following example demonstrates assigning a font ID number from within PCL mode, entering HP-GL/2 mode, using the FN command to select that font, and printing a short line of text.

Table 23-30 Example: Using the FN Command

ECE	Reset the printer.
EC*c28D	Specify a font ID number of 28.
EC(s1p18v0s3b4148T	Select an 18-point Univers Bold font as the
	primary font.
EC*c6F	Assign the currently selected font as a
	temporary font with the current ID number
	(28).
EC%0B	Enter HP-GL/2 mode.
IN;	Initialize HP-GL/2 mode.
SP1;	Select pen number 1. Even though there is
	no physical pen, the SP command must
	be used to enable printing.
PA1500,1500;	Move to location (1500,1500).
DT#;	Define “#” as a label terminator
	(non-printing).

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