Oneil microFlash2, Programming Reference Manual

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Chapter 2: Using Line Printer Mode
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ESC Hn Multiplies the height n times 13
ESC Q n1n2 Advances n1n2 from the Q mark. For more
information about the Q mark, refer to Specifications
in the O'Neil Thermal Programming Guide .
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ESC R n International font selection 13
ESC ! n Sets double wide and double high 13
ESC EZ Goes to Easy Print Mode 14
Note: Line Printer commands are case-sensitive. Make sure you use the correct
case when entering commands. An n indicates binary numbers, not ASCII
characters. For more information, see the individual command(s).
Esc C n Set Form Length
Format ESC C n
Dec 27 67 n
Hex 1B 43 n
Function Sets the page length in character lines. In the command
format, n represents the number of lines in the form and n is
a single byte. The default for n is 20 decimal, 14
hexadecimal. The range for n is 1-255.
Esc A n Set Interline Spacing
Format ESC A n
Dec 27 65 n
Hex 1B 41 n
Function Sets the number of blank dotlines that are fed between
character lines. The printer adds n (eight-bit binary number)
blank lines after completing the current line(s) and before
printing the next line.
The default value for n is zero where n equals the number of
inter-character blank dotlines in a single character. The range
for n is 1-155.
CAN Cancel Line Buffer
Format CAN
Dec 24
Hex 18
Function Cancels the character received on the currently forming, but
not yet printed, line.