CODE
FUNCTION
OUTLINE
CODE
FUNCTION
OUTLINE
ESC R n (1B)H (52)H n
Select an international character.
This command selects one of the international character sets in accordance with the value of “n” as shown below.
n = 0 | : U.S.A. | 3 | : England | 6 | : Italy |
1 | : France | 4 | : Denmark | 7 | : Spain |
2 | : Germany | 5 | : Sweden | 8 | : Japan |
International character set can be specified using the DIP Switches. However, control code settings have priority.For international characters, please refer to the character code chart in Section 8, or to the font chart in Section 9.
ESC & 0 n1 n2 [m0 m1 m2 m3 m4 m5]
(1B)H (26)H (00)H n1 n2 [m0 m1 m2 m3 m4 m5]
Define download character.
In this section we will define “download characters”.
This printer is able to print the characters expressed by the character codes in Section 8. In addition, the user can create special characters, which are called download characters.
A maximum of ten download characters can be defined, and the defined character pattern is stored in the printer’s RAM. This means that if the power to the printer is turned off, stored download characters are lost.
The range of positions in which download characters can be written is expressed by n1, n2. It is specified by the range
(21)H n1 n2 (7F)H. When the download character consists of one character, the expression becomes n1 = n2. m0 expresses the relation between the character pattern and the print head. (See following explanation.) m1 ... m5 ex- presses the character pattern.
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