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Star Micronics SR-10/I5 user manual n/216 inch, feed

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< ESC >	“0”	Set	line	spacing	to	l/8	inch
< ESC >	“1”	Set	line	spacing	to	7/72 inch
< ESC >	“2”	Set	line	spacing	to	l/6	inch

			(for	STAR mode)
< ESC >	“J”	CHR$(n)	One-time		line	feed	of
			n/144 inch (for STAR mode)
< ESC >	“j”	CHR$(n)	One-time		reverse line feed of
			n/144 inch (for STAR mode)
-c ESC > “a” CHR$(n)			Advance		the paper		n lines
< ESC >	“A”	CHR$(n)	Define line spacing				of n/72 inch
			(for	IBM	mode)
< ESC >	“2”		Use	< ESC >		“A”	definition
			(for	IBM	mode)
< ESC >	“3” CHR$(n)		Set line spacing to				n/216 inch
			(for	IBM	mode)
< ESC >	“J”CHR$(n)		One-time		line	feed	of n/21 6
			inch	(for	IBM	mode)

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Star Micronics SR-10/I5 user manual n/216 inch, feed

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USER’S MANUAL SR-IO/I5Statement Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency InterferenceA note about the programs in this manual Trademark Acknowledgementthe new SR-lo/Is A Special Message to the New OwnerSo, gentle reader, with this manual we hand you the key to Table of Contents Self-TestFirst Changing StartingLine ControlsCommands to Control Vertical Position of Commands to Control Print StyleCommands to Control Horizontal Position of CommandsFunctions of the Connector Signals Table of Tables Page WHERE SHALL WE PUT IT? SETTING UP SR- 1O/15CHAPTER WHAT HAVE WE HERE?on the next n Removing packing and shipping screws n Installing the platen knob n Installing the ribbon cartridge Figure l-5. A guide pin on each side of the ribbon cartridge helps to align the cartridge during installation 5. Now thread the ribbon carefully between the print head and the ribbon guide next to the platen. Take a good look at Figure l-7. You might want to use a ball point pen to lightly press the ribbon guide against the platen runbber roller while you insert the ribbon into the thin space between the print head and ribbon guide. Zmporiant Center the ribbon vertically in the middle of the print head to avoid misprints or the ribbon coming off during printing Figure 1-8. SR-lo/15 has parallel interface as standard CONNECTING SR-lo/15 TO YOUR COMPUTERGETTING TO KNOW YOUR SR-lo/15 COMPONENTS AND CONTROLSCHAPTER Power cord connector Figure 2-1. Front and rear views of SR-IOGround terminal Power cord conndr Figure 2-2. Front and rear views of SR-15Bail lever Control ,Ll W POWER LAMP - Glows green when the power is on Page PAPER SELECTION AND LOADING Position of Left margin on the single sheet guideDistance from Left-HandFigure 2-5. The metal guide is used to align the left margin 1. Turn off the power and remove the rear cover. AfterHere’s the proper sequence for loading you’ve practiced a few times, you’ll find it easy to loadPage INSTALLATION RIBBONADJUSTING THE GAP SELF-TEST SOME TIPS FOR SMOOTHER OPERATION Page USING COMMERCIAL SOFTWARE Using SR-lo/15 with commercial softwareGETTING STARTED WITH SR-lo/l5 CHAPTERn First, some terminology name line feedabbreviation of its namen The escape code Selecting the right software mode CHR$ function Problem codes Command syntax used in this manualCONTROLLING SR-lo/15 WITH BASIC Subjects covered in this chapter includeOPEN4,4 cMD4 LIST CLOSE4 PR#l LIST PR#@LLIST it or however your computer does it. We’ve crossed the NEW 10 LPRINT CHR$7 RUN 24LPRINT TESTINGESC CHR$69 10 LPRINT CHR$27 CHRS69COMMAND SYNTAX USED IN THIS MANUAL SELECTING THE RIGHT SOFTWARE MODE in STAR mode. There are some cases where you would use IBM mode with your computer, if you wish Page In this chapter we’ll cover Near letter quality characters Italics PRINTING TEXT WITH SR-lo/15Underlining Superscript and subscripts Print pitch Print emphasis SOME SPECIAL KINDS OF TEXTIn this program, line 20 selects NLQ characters with the Here is what you should get n Superscripts and subscripts CHANGING THE PRINT PITCH 30 LPRINT This line is CONDENSED pitch Now the results look like this This Here’s what you should get from this programline pitchThis linm im DOUBLE-8TRIKE and EMPHASIZED MAKING SR-lo/15 PRINT DARKERMIXING MODES Pitch Normal Emphasizzd Double-strike kEmphasized Master Select and the 256 ASCII Codes Double-strikeSUMMARY Control codeFunction LINE SPACING AND FORMS CONTROL In this chapter we will learn how to Change the vertical spacingChange the length of the page Set top and bottom margins STARTING NEW LINESCHANGING LINE SPACING NEW 18 FOR I = 1 TO This is what you will get30 LPRINT CHR$27 A CHR$I 4@ LPRINT This line spacing is set to 60 LPRINT Line spacing is set to l/6 inch normal. 70 LPRINT CHR$2730 LPRINT CHR$27 A CHR$I LPRINT CHR$27 command79 LPRINT CHR$27 A CHR$12 LPRINT CHR$27 fl11 30 LPRINT CHR$27 3 CHR$ISTAR mode spacingCHR$h 10 Demo one-time line feeds FORMS CONTROLS Page CHANGING THE PAGE LENGTH Table 63 Form feed commandsForm length commands TOP AND BOTTOM MARGINS Control code SUMMARYFunction 10 Demo top and bottom margins 20 LPRINT CHR$12 Form feedfeed n/216 inchESC “j”CHR$n CHR$ ESC CHR$ ESC “C” CHR$n ESC “C” CHR$O One-time reverse line feed of n/216 inch for IBM mode Form feedESC “R” CHR$n ESC “r” CHR$n ESC “N” CHR$n ESC “0” Reverse form feed Set page length to n lines CHR$nUSING HORIZONTAL TABS In this chapter we will discover how to use Horizontal tabsFORMATTING YOUR OUTPUT Vertical tabs Left and right marginsWhen you run the program now it produces this The commands SETTING LEFT AND RIGHT MARGINSSR-10/15’s left and right margins work just like a typewriter-once they are set all the printing is done between themUSING VERTICAL TABS 12 LPRINT CHR$27 P CHR$lfl 14 LPRINT CHR$2@ CHR$4@ CHR$50 CHR$@ 60 LPRINT CHR$ll Fifth tabFirst tab Second tab Third tab Fourth tab SUMMARY “B” nl n2 dControl code FunctionCommands covered in this chapter include Bell Master reset SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE SR-lo/15Unidirectional printing Eighth bit control Block graphics International character sets Macro instructionYou can try this by typing n Printing to the bottom of the sheet NEW 10 LPRINT BACKSPACE DOES NOT 50 LPRINT CHR$127 CHR$127 CHR$127 60 LPRINT WORK 74LPRINT CANCEL TEXT20 LPRINT CHRS8 CHR$8 CHR$8 3@ LPRINT I===WORK 40 LPRINT DELETE DOES NOTn Unidirectional printing n The seven bit dilemma n Block graphics characters and special symbols Page 184 194 l 2!34 t 214 r 224 I-r L .J4 ? 244 c’ 254 134 A 144 154 ti 164 iTn International character sets The characters that change are shown beneath their ASCII code in Table Define macro SUMMARY Control code CHRS7 ESC “Y”ESC “Y” ESC “y” ESC “y” ESC “@” CHR$ CHRSl7 ESC “8” FunctionPage In this chapter we’ll cover CREATING YOUR OWN CHARACTERSDesigning and printing your own characters Designing proportional characters0.0 oao THE PRINT MATRIXDEFINING YOUR OWN CHARACTERS n Rule 1 Download characters are eight dots high 12*I WRONG w Assigning a value to your character Figure 9-9. Character designs for the three graph symbols n Download character definition command 0 000 1011 = Ildecimal 10 LPRINT CHR$27 * CHR$l CHR$160 CHRS162 20 FOR N = 160 TO PRINTING DOWNLOAD CHARACTERS30 FOR M = 0 TO 40 READ MM 50 LPRINT CHR$MM 60 NEXT M 70 NEXT N 80 LPRINT 90 DATA 139,2,5,8,241,0,0,241,8,5,2,0If it doesn’t, check the last program we ran for errors, then rerun it 140 LPRINT ESC$ $1 150 LPRINT wAutos TB$ DEFINING ERASING DOWNLOAD CHARACTER DEFINITIONSPROPORTIONAL CHARACTERSPage 240 DATA 112,41,0,0,127,0,68,0,68,56,0,0,0 230 DATA 105,200,0,0,0,0,2,~88,2,0,0,0,0250 DATA 115,185,0,0,0,16,42,0,42,4,0,0,0 Standard characters without proportional spacingW Connecting characters 10 Program to define and print numerals 420 DATA 11, 2, 0, 2, 0, 29 8, 2, 4, 10, 244 400 DATA 11, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 32, 0, 32, 0, 32430 DATA9, 244, 10, 244, 2, 8, 2, 8, 2, 0, 0 450 DATA 11, 8, 8, 0, 0, 0, 48, 8, 112, 0, 960, 6, 0, 14, 0 DATA70, 0, 70, 0, 70 DATA1 nl n2 mO ml ...mZl ESC “*”Defines download character into RAM for STAR mode Control codePage PRINTING WITH DOT GRAPHICS High resolution graphicsSR-10/15’s bit image graphics capabilities Printing a pre-defined shape Plotting a calculated shapen Specifying the number of columns of dots n Specifying the graphics data 49OPEN “LPTl” AS 111 WIDTH #1,255 10 ‘Demo dot graphics 20 PI = 30 WID =50 PRINT #l,CHR$27 “K” CHR$WID MOD 256 CHR$INTWID/256 60 FOR I = 0 TO WID-1 70 PRINT #1,CHR$2”INTl+SINI*PI/32*3.5+.5Page Page 60 GRAPHICS = CHR$27+CHR$75 70 DIM LOG0$4 80 WIDTH LPT1,255 DATA 255,127,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 DATA 7,3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0DATA 192,128,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 DATA 128,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0LYFAC = 87/LY 600 ’ you need to change are the values in line 40. The array MASK% contains the values of the dots. In order to make this program run on the most computers, we’re using only six pins for graphics. With many computers, you can use all eight available pins. In lines 90 and 100 we’ve defined some other variables you’ll be interested in LX, LXFAC, LY, and LYFAC are used as scaling factors. By changing these values, you can change the size of your printed image or even distort it you can, for example, make our circle print as an ellipse. Experiment a little bit 610 Subroutine to plot a star 620 630 RAD = So what They were all printed using the plotting program in this chapterdo these differentor ESC “*” CHR$3 nl Dot graphics commandsDouble density/double speed ‘ Double density graphicsQuadruple density graphicsDouble density graphics Double density/double speed Normal density graphicsQuadruple density graphics CRT graphicsStar’s engineers have given programmers a unique shortcut for ESC ‘2” nl n2 ml m2... Print quadruple density graphics for IBM mode ESC “g” n0 nl n2 ml m2Master graphics selection for STAR mode ESC 3” n0 nl n2 ml m2 Master graphics selection for IBM mode