Appendix C: Commands–Epson Emulation

This appendix contains the commands for the Epson LQ emulation, grouped by func- tion.

Normally the commands in this table override Menu settings. Except as noted, these commands are cancelled and the printer returns to factory and Menu settings when the printer receives an Initialization, Software I-Prime, or Change Emulation command, or when it is turned off.

Epson

Commands

Notes

Function

(ASCII, Decimal, Hexadecimal)

 

 

 

Horizontal Control

 

 

Carriage Return

ASCII: CR

Prints data in print buffer and performs

 

Dec: 13

carriage return.

 

Hex: 0D

 

Set Horizontal Tabs

ASCII: ESC D n1 n2 ··· nk NUL

Sets horizontal tab stop positions.

 

Dec: 27 68 n1 n2 ··· nk 0

n=position of tab stop–maximum one

 

Hex: 1B 44 n1 n2 ··· nk 00

less than # of characters per line

 

 

k=1 to 32; n1=0: clear tabs

 

 

Default: every 8 columns

 

 

Once tabs are set, they remain the same

 

 

even if character pitch is changed.

Horizontal Tab

ASCII: HT

Move to next horizontal tab stop

 

 

Dec: 9

 

 

Hex: 09

 

 

 

 

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390/391 specifications

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