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cut sheets automatically. Work done on cut sheets looks better that done on computer paper, and you don’t have to tear the “perforations” off each sheet as you must with
The automatic sheet feeder feeds a new sheet automatically every time the printer receives or generates a form feed. Any time you wish, you can turn the
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| k(25)CHR$(4) or "((4))" |
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| R$(25) CHR$(O)or “((0))” |
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Insert paper from second bin | (ES0 | CHR$(25)CHR$(2)or “((2))” | |
Eject paper |
| (ES0 | CHR$(25) “R” or “((R))” |
ISet print start position | 1(ES0 | CHR$(25)“T” n or “((T))”n |
When the automatic sheet feeder is installed, you must set DIP switch
In addition, the following functions are ignored when the automatic sheet feeder is installed:
Setting of the page length Top and bottom margins Vertical tab settings Reverse feed functions
When you want to change the print start position, try to use the (ESC) CHR$(25) “T” n command.
The value of n determines the print start position from the top
edge of the each page. For example,(ESC) CHR$(25) “T” “1” command determines to print from the top edge of the paper.
nReading a hex dump
The BASIC in some computers changes ASCII codes before they send them to the printer. If you run into problem because of this, try this hex dump to check the ASCII codes.
First turn off the printer. Hold down both the Paper Feed key and Quality key and turn on the printer, and run the following nroeram.