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ESC P
Set Character Space
Format: ASCII:
ESC
P
n
Decimal:
27
112
n
Hexadecimal:
1B
70
n
Explanation:
This command is used to set space dot between characters, which is also valid for
Chinese characters.
Default n=0, means no space between characters. (dot is absolute value and won’t be
influenced by enlarging or narrow commands), n=0~255
4.2.3 Character Setting Commands
ESC U
Enlarge Width
Format: ASCII:
ESC
U
n
Decimal:
27
85
n
Hexadecimal:
1B 55
n
Explanation:
After inputting this command, the characters, graphics and Chinese characters are printed
at n times of normal width, n=1
~
8. Default n=1 when the dots are 24, while default n=2
when the dots are 16. These are normal printing width.
Remark: n=1
~
8, the other value of n will be invalid.
The BASIC programs for observing the enlarging effect of this command are as below:
FOR I=1 TO 3
LPRINT “CHR$ (27); CHR$ (85);CHR$ (I); ’ESC U command LPRINT “SPRM”;
character string NEXTI
’CR command
The print result is as following:
ESC V
Enlarge Height
Format: ASCII:
ESC
V
n
Decimal:
27
86
n
Hexadecimal:
1B 56
n
Explanation:
After inputting this command, the characters, graphics and Chinese characters are printed
at n times of normal height, n=1
~
8. Default n=1 when the dots are 24, while default n=2
when the dots are 16. This command should be sent out at the beginning of one line.
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