BS/CR Protocol
Protocol After Receiving a CR or BS Character*
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1. space |
| space |
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2. character |
| space |
| character |
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3. space |
| character |
| new character |
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4. character |
| underline |
| old char + UL |
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5. underline |
| character |
| new char + UL |
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6. character |
| character |
| new character |
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7. bit image |
| space |
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8. space |
| bit image |
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9. character |
| bit image |
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10. underline |
| bit image |
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11. bit image |
| character |
| character |
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| Attributing Conditions |
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1.normal
2.dbl wide (Conf. 20.1)
3.dbl strike
4.emp
5.normal
6.normal
7.normal
8.not underlined
9.script
10.normal
11.super/subscript
normal normal
normal normal
dbl wide (Conf. 20.1)
dbl strike emp underlined normal script sub/superscript
normal normal
normal normal wide
dbl strike emp underlined normal script
sub + super **
*If character following CR or BS matches character string before CR or BS, it will be printed in double strike to emulate second pass over print (bold).
**This feature enables subscript and superscript placement on the same character column.
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