Star Micronics lC-10 user manual Increase Character Spacing, Select double or quadruple size

increase		character			spacing
Mode	ASCII						Decimal			Hexadecimal
Std. 1	<ESC>		“”		n	1 27	32	n	IlB	20	n
	Increases the space between characters by n/240 inches, where n is a
	number from 0 to 127. Used in microjustification.
Select double or quadruple size
Mode	ASCII						Decimal			Hexadecimal
Both	<ESC>		“h”		n	27	104	n	1B	68	n
	Selects		the	size	of subsequent	characters		as	shown below. Extra-high
	characters align along the cap-line of normal characters, with the base
	line temporarily moving down. Line spacing is temporarily doubled when
	n	= 1,	5 or	6	and quadrupled	when	n =	2.	To print correctly		when n

=3,4,5 or 6, set the line spacing to 24/2 16 (l/9) of an inch with < ESC > “3” < 24 > , and print the same characters twice, upper half on one line, lower half on the next. For accurate alignment of the two halves, select

unidirectional printing with < ESC > “U” < 1 > .

		n	Effect
		0	Normal size
		1	Double-high,	double-wide
		2	Quadruple-high,	quadruple-wide
		3	Double-high,	double-wide		(Lower	half	only)
		4	Double-high,	double-wide		(Upper	half	only)
		5	Quadruple-high,	quadruple-wide			(Lower		half	only)
		6	Quadruple-high,	quadruple-wide			(Upper		half	only)
Print	double-height		characters
Mode	ASCII				Decimal				Hexadecimal
	<ESC>	“W)’	“ 1”	27	119	49		1B	77	31
Both	-
	<ESC>	‘*W”	Cl>	27	119	1		1B	77	01

Prints subsequent characters at double height without moving the base

line, and without changing the line spacing. Temporarily cancels

super/subscript and condensed printing modes.

Return to normal height

Mode	ASCII				Decimal			Hexadecimal
Both	<ESC’	“W”	“0”	27	119	48	IB	77	30
	<ESC>	“WI’	co>	27	119	0	IB	77	00

Terminates double-height printing and prints subsequent characters at

normal height. Resumes super/subscript and condensed printing if these modes were in effect before double height was selected.

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