example, the format section for the n/72-inch line spacing command
is as follows:
ASCII
code:
ESC
A
(n)
Decimal:
27
65
( n )
Hexadecimal:
1 B
41 (n)
In BASIC you can send the command to set the n/72-inch line spac-
ing to 8 in three ways:
Decimal :
LPRINT CHR$(27) CHR$(65) CHR$(8)
Hex:
LPRINT CHR$(&H1B) CHR$(&H41) CHR$(&H38)
Decimal with quotes:
LPRINT CHR$(27) "A" CHR$(8)
ESCape sequences that require a 0 or 1 with a letter, such as ESC
"W1”
to turn on double-width, can use either the ASCII code or the
numeral in quotation marks for the 0 or 1. For example, in BASIC you
can turn on double-width with either of the formats below:
LPRINT CHR$(27)"W1"
or
LPRINT CHR$(27)"W"CHR$(1)
Selecting the IBM Proprinter Mode
To set the
FX-286
in the IBM Proprinter mode, you need to reset
three DIP switches (see Appendix A). Once the
FX-286
is set in the
IBM mode, the printer responds to commands like a Proprinter, and
prints in the selected character set.
Reset the following DIP switches to select the Proprinter mode:
DIP
Factory
Switch
Setting
1-4
ON
2-1
ON
2-3
OFF
Proprinter
Setting
OFF
OFF
ON
Printing the Alternate and All Print character sets
The IBM Proprinter has three character sets: Standard, Alternate,
and All Print (see Appendix K for printouts of all three sets). Two of
the sets, Standard and Alternate, can be selected with DIP switches.
The third set, All Print, can only be selected with ESCape code "\" or
"^". See this appendix for complete descriptions of these codes.
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