updated March 18, 2002

Table 12. RS-232 Commands Organized by Function (continued)

Description

Command

Page

 

 

 

Set or cancel double-wide mode

ESC W n:ehp1. or X'1B57;n'

126

 

 

 

Set or cancel double-high mode

ESC h n or X'1B68;n'

127

 

 

 

Set or cancel underline mode

ESC − n or X'1B2D;n':

127

 

 

 

Set or cancel overline mode

ESC x‘5F’ n or X'1B5F;n'

127

 

 

 

Set or cancel invert mode

ESC H n or X'1B48;n'

127

 

 

 

Set or cancel emphasized printing

ESC G n or X'1B47;n'

128

 

 

 

Set or cancel high quality print mode

ESC / n or X'1B;2F;n'

128

 

 

 

Set print station

ESC c 0 n or X'1B6330;n'

128

 

 

 

Select user-defined or resident

ESC % n or X'1B25;n'

129

character sets

 

 

 

 

 

Set code page

ESC t n or X'1B74;n'

129

 

 

 

Set inter-character spacing

ESC SP n or X'1B20;n'

129

 

 

 

Set inter-character spacing - DBCS

ESC T n or X'1B;52;n'

130

 

 

 

Set or cancel rotated character

ESC V n or X'1B56;n'

130

 

 

 

Set print station parameters

ESC c 1 n or X'1B6331;n'

130.

 

 

 

Select 1/8-inch line spacing

ESC 1 or X'1B31'.

131

 

 

 

Select 1/6-inch line spacing

ESC 2 or X'1B32'

131

 

 

 

Select color printing

ESC r n or X'1B;72;n'

132

 

 

 

Set line spacing using minimum units

ESC 3 n or X'1B33;n'

132

 

 

 

Set sheet eject length

ESC C n or X'1B43;n'

133

 

 

 

Set horizontal tab positions

ESC D [n1 n2] NUL NUL or X'1B44[n1 n2]0000'

133

 

 

 

Set left margin position

ESC $ n1 n2 or X'1B24;n1;n2'

133

 

 

 

Set relative position

ESC \ n1 n2 or X'1B5C;n1;n2'

134

 

 

 

Align positions

ESC a n or X'1B61;n'.

134

 

 

 

Set or cancel unidirectional printing

ESC U n or X'1B55;n'

135

 

 

 

Set error recovery function

ESC c 4 n or X'1B63;34;n'

135

 

 

 

Define document wait time

ESC f x y or X'1B66;x;y'

136

 

 

 

Status sent to system

ESC ) n or X'1B29;n'

137

 

 

 

Select character for reprinted lines

ESC + n or X'1B2B;n'

137

 

 

 

Reinitialize the printer

ESC @ or X'1B40'.

137

 

 

 

Enable/disable the feed buttons

ESC c 5 n X'1B;63;35;n'

138.

 

 

 

Enable/disable the beeper

ESC BEL n1 n2 or X'1B;07;n1;n2'

138

 

 

 

Enable/disable upside-down printing

ESC { n or X'1B 7B n'

139

 

 

 

Select character size for scaleable fonts

GS ! n or X'1D;21;n'

140

 

 

 

Fix font matrix

ESC : n or X'1B 3A n'

141

 

 

 

Print logo inline

GS J d n1 n2 data or X'1D 4A d n1 n2 data'

141

 

 

 

Enable/disable two-color printing

GS ; n or X'1D 3B n'

141

 

 

 

Bar Code Commands

 

 

 

 

 

Print bar code

GS k n NUL or X'1D6B;n;data;00'

142

 

 

 

Select horizontal size of bar code

GS w n or X'1D77;n'

145

 

 

 

Appendix C. RS-232 Programming Information 101

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