Set base unit for line spacing
Mode ASCII |
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| <ESC> ““ ‘1” | <4> | <o> | 27 91 | 92 4 | 0 IB 5B | 5C | 04 | 00 | |
IBM | [ |
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| o | OOn | 00 | 00 | 00 | n | |
<O> <O> | <O> | n | ||||||||
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Sets the base unit for the line spacingcommands,<ESC>“3” and cESC> “J”. If the valueof n is 180,the baseunitis set to 1/180”.If the value of n is 216, the base unit is set to 1/216”.If otherwise specified,this commandis ignored.This commandbecomeseffec- tive only after <ESC>“3” or <ESC>“J” is received,The default base unit is set to 1/216”.
Set line spacing to nl180 inch or n/216 inch
Mode | ASCII | Decimal | Hexadecimal |
Both | <ESC> “3” n | 27 51 n | IB 33 n |
Sets the distance the paper advances or reverses in subsequent line
feeds torz/180 inchor n/216inch,wheren is betweenOand 255. If n=0, in
Set line spacing to n/60 inch or n/72 inch
Mode | ASC114 | Decimal | Hexadecimal |
Both | <ESC> “A” n | 27 65 n | IB 41 n |
In Standardmode,sets the distancethe paperadvancesor reverses in subsequentlinefeedsto n/60inch,wheren is betweenOand255. If n =0, the line spacingis set to O.
In IBM mode, this commanddefines the distancethe paper ad- vancesor reversesin subsequentlinefeedsto n/72inch,wheren is between1and85.Thenewlinespacingdoesnottakeeffectuntilthe next <ESb “2” command.
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