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Set base unitfor line spacing

Mode ASCII Decimal Hexadecimal
IBM <ESC> “[” ‘\” <4> <0> 27 91 92 4 0 IB 5B 5C 04 00
<0> <o> )1/ n2 o 0n/ /12 00 00 n/ n2
Sets the base unitfor the line spacing commands, <ESC> “3” and
<ESC> “J”, according to the values of nl and n2 as shown below.
If other values specified, thiscommand is ignored. This command
becomes effective onlyafter <ESC> “3” or <ESC> “J” is received,
The default base unit is setto 1/216”.
nl n2 Base unit
O180 l/180-inch
O216 l/216-inch
1104 l/360-inch

Setline spacing to nl180 inch, n1216inch, or n1360inch

Mode ASCII Decimal Hexadecimal
Both <ESC> “3” n27 51 nIB 33 n
Setsthe distance the paper advances or reverses in subsequent line
feedsto rdl 80 inch, n/216 inch, orn/360 inch, according to the de-
finedbaseunit.The valueofnisbetweenOand255. Ifn=0, inStandard
mode the line-feed distance is set to O, but in IBM mode this
command isignored.

Set line spacing to n160inch or n172inch

Mode ASCII Decimal Hexadecimal
Both <ESC> “A” n27 65 n IB 41 n
In Standard mode, setsthe distance the paper advances or reverses
insubsequent linefeeds to n/60 inch, where nis between Oand 255.
If n=O,the line spacing is set to O.
InIBM mode this commanddefines the distancethe paperadvances
orreverses in subsequent linefeeds to n/72 inch, wherenis between
1and85. Thenew line spacingdoesnot takeeffect untilnext <ESC>
“2” command.