updated March 18, 2002

Fix Font Matrix

RS-232 Syntax:

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

where:

nThe character width to which all proportional characters will be adjusted. The range of valid values is 7<n<33. Use X'00' to disable this command and print proportional characters normally.

Default:

n = 00

Purpose:

To fix the matrix of proportional fonts. This command will be used mostly to align numbers and decimal points.

Remarks:

vThis command is valid only on proportional user-defined fonts.

vIf the character is larger than the width defined by this command, then the right side of the character will be truncated.

vIf the character is smaller than the width defined by this command, then the character will be centered in the space.

Print Logo Inline

This command is supported only for the thermal station.

RS-232 Syntax:

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

where:

dRelative height of the character.

0 Single high

1Double high

n1 MSB of the logo width.

n2 LSB of the logo width.

data The data to form the graphics image.

Purpose:

To print a small logo inline with characters.

Remarks:

vn1 and n2 indicate the number of dots of the bit image in the horizontal direction. The number of dots is calculated as n1×256+n2.

vThe logo is 24 dot rows high. If printed in double-high mode, the logo will be 48 rows high.

vThe number of data bytes to form the image is figured by {((n1×256+n2)−1)/8+1}×24.

vLike user-defined characters, if the image is only 14 dots wide, the last two dots should be zero to complete the byte. When printed, the image will be only 14 dots wide.

Enable or Disable Two-Color Printing

This command is supported only for the thermal station.

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IBM TI5, TM7, TF7, TG5 manual Fix Font Matrix, Print Logo Inline, Enable or Disable Two-Color Printing

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