Star Micronics NB24-10/15 user manual One-timelinefeedof .-,Ion I--L, I’ESC “J” C”‘n

	Table 5-2
	-Line spacing commands
	l/8 inch
	7160 inch	pi
	7172 inch
Set line spacing	to l/6 inch	\~ljJb,
		IFS,	,	”		(IBM modes)
			“k
Set line spacing to n/60 inch		(‘ESC,	“A” CHR$(n)
					(Standard	mode	only)
Set line spacing to n/72 inch		(FS>	“A” CHR$(n)
					(IBM	modes	only)
Set line spacing to n/180 inch		(ESC>	“3” CHR$(n)
					(Standard	modes	only)
Set line spacing to n/216 inch		( ESC, “3” CHR$(n)
					(IBM	modes	only)
Define line spacing to n/72 inch		:ESC, “A” CHR$(n)
					(IBM	modes	onlv)
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One-timelinefeedof .-,Ion I--L

One-time line feed of n/216 inch

One-time reverse line feed of n/180 inch

One-time reverse line feed of n/216 inch

I’ESC) “J” C”‘(n)

(Standard mode only) (ES0 “J” CHR$(n)

(IBM modes only)

iESCi “j” CHR$(n)

(ESC> “j” CHR$(n)

(IBM modes only)-

nMoving down the page without a carriage return

So far, all the commands that move the paper also move the print head back to the left margin. Normally this is what you want. Sometimes, though, you may wish to move down the page without moving the printhead back to the left margin. The following commands do just that.

The (ESC) “J” CHR$(n) command causes the printer to make one line feed of n/180 inch (n/216 inch with the IBM modes), but does not change the setting of the line spacing. Try this program to see how it works: