Character explanation and symbol description
Lower case “ ”
Informations
Sequence only applies for 9 needle printer
Sequence only applies for 24 needle printer
In the following you will find an example for a MTPL sequence with a Basic programming
example:
Set to a form length of 72 lines:
MTPL-Sequence
CSI
n
with n=72
t
Transmission
ASCII
CSI
"72"
"t"
hex.
9B
37 32
74
dec.
155
55 50
116
100 REM Sample for the CSI n t sequence in ASCII,
110 REM using formulars with 72 lines.
120 REM Please note, in ASCII-Syntax you can use ASCII values
130 REM equal or bigger codetable no. 32 only.
140 LPRINT CHR$(155);"72";"t": REM mixed syntax;
150 REM set form length up to 72 lines
160 REM The same sequence written in hexadecimal syntax
170 LPRINT CHR$(&H9B);CHR$(&H37);CHR$(&H32);CHR$(&H74);
180 REM set form length up to 12 lines
190 REM The same sequence written in decimal syntax
200 LPRINT CHR$(155);CHR$(55);CHR$(50);CHR$(116);
210 REM set form length up to 72 lines
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Introduction
Summary of Contents for Matrix Printer
Page 1: ...Programmer s Manual Matrix printer 7265 ...
Page 79: ...Programmer s Reference EPSON Emulation ...
Page 202: ...Appendix A Summary of Possible Codes ...
Page 212: ...Appendix B Character Sets ...
Page 231: ...Programmer s Reference Tally ANSI MTPL Emulation ...
Page 335: ...Appendix A Summary of Possible Codes ...
Page 348: ...Appendix B Character Sets ...
Page 351: ...Programmer s Reference Tally ANSI Barcode and LCP ...
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Page 404: ...Appendix Character Sets ...