Programmer's Guide | PcOS Series 150 | Control Codes | |
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Function | Reset horizontal and vertical tab stops |
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ASCII | [ESC] R |
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Hexadecimal | 1BH 52H |
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Decimal | <27> <82> |
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IPCL | &%HV |
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EPOS | none |
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Description This command resets horizontal and vertical tab stops to power up configuration. The power up horizontal default is every 8 spaces, i.e., 9, 17, 25, etc. The vertical default is every line.
Function | Set justification |
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ASCII | [ESC] a <n> |
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Hexadecimal | 1BH 61H <n> |
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Decimal | <27> <97> <n> |
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IPCL | &%JL, &%JC, &%JR |
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EPOS | [ESC] a <n> |
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Description | This command sets the horizontal justification. | ||
Where <n> | 0 | = left justified | &%JL |
| 1 | = center justified | &%JC |
| 2 | = right justified | &%JR |
The print format can be right, center, or left justified. The value of <n> specifies the justification.
The power on default is left justified.
Note: Lines that have mixed size characters cannot be centered. For example, a line with mixed single- and
aline of print is to be
Example: [ESC] W <3> Centered [ESC] W <0> [CR] will not print correctly because the printer assumes that more data will follow the [ESC] W <0>. This should be [ESC] W <3> Centered [CR] [ESC] W <0>.
Note: Several line graphic characters stress the printer. If the printer is to print a very dark area, it will do it in steps. The stepping operation only works in left justified mode. In general, this will not cause a problem because the printer will print several black blocks in a row before the stepping program is activated. Autocenter and line graphics should be avoided because of character alignment.
Note: Justify commands do not affect graphics.
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