You always send the following Print Pattern command after a Specify Pattern command. This Print Pattern command identifies whether the area you have defined is to be filled with a rule, dotted
<ESC> *C n P
For n enter a value from the following table. (If you select a linear pattern here, but a dotted pattern in the previous Specify Pattern command, the printer will ignore this Print Pattern command.)
n Value | Pattern |
O(zero) | solid black |
1 | solid (opaque) white |
‘2 | shaded fill (as selected with <ESC> *c n G) |
3 | |
5 | current pattern fill (as selected with <ESC> *v n T) |
If n = 5 has been selected, you will need the following command.
<ESC> * n T
This command selects the current pattern type to be applied to source images (not rectangular areas) before printing.
17Value | Pattern |
O(zero) | Solid black |
1 | Solid white |
2 | Currently defined shading pattern |
4 | Currently defined |
Fern = 2 or 3, the pattern defined by the most recent <ESC> *cn G command is used. To change the pattern, a new <ESC> *c n G and a new <ESC> *V n T command are needed.
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