I

Selectgraphics mode

MODE

 

ASCII

 

Decimal

Hexadecimal

IBM

<~sc>

“[“ “~,,

27

91

103

IB

5B 67

 

,71

II 2 mO

111

~1~

/m0

?71

n2 m(?

 

ml

m2 .

ml m2 .

ml m2

Selects one of eight graphics modes depending on the value of mO and prints bit-image graphics in this mode. The graphics image is (nl + n2 x 256) – 1 dots wide. See the <ESC> “K” command (for 8-bit graphics) or the <FS> “Z” command (for 24-bit graphics) for information on ml, m2, etc.

mO

 

Graphicsmode

 

 

o

8-bit Normal-density

 

(60 dots per inch)

 

11

I8-bit Double-density

 

(120 dots per inch)

I

2

8-bit Double-density, double-speed

(120 dots per inch)

 

3

8-bit Quadrupledensity

 

(240 dots per inch)

 

18

I 24-bit Normal-density

 

(6Odots per inch)

I

9

24-bit Double-density

 

(120 dots per inch)

 

11

24-bit Triple-density

 

(180 dots per inch)

 

12

24-bit Hex-density

 

(360 dots per inch)

 

Convert graphics density

 

 

 

 

MODE

ASCII

 

Decimal

Hexadecimal

 

Std.

<ESC> “? “ n m

27

63 n m

IB 3F n m

 

Converts graphics defined by subsequent <ESC> “K”, <ESC> “L”, <ESC> “Y” or <ESC> “Z” commands to a den- sity mode defined by <ESC> “*”. n is “K”, “L”, “Y” or “2”, indicating the mode to be converted. m is a code from <O>to <4> or <6> indicating one of the modes of <ESC> “*”.

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