TP UP-PN24S, User Manual

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n dot-line
ESC J Perform ’n’ dot-line feed
Format: ASCII : ESC J n
Decimal : 27 74 n
Hexadecimal : 1B 4A n
Explanation:
Print the data of buffer if it exists.
Line feed n dot-lines forward. The value of n is 1
～
255.
Note: the line spacing may be changed after use enlarging character
command ESC V or ESC W.
ESC 1 Set ’n’ dot-line spacing
Format: ASCII : ESC 1 n
Decimal : 27 49 n
Hexadecimal : 1B 31 n
Explanation:
Set n dot-line spacing for future Line Feed command.
The value of n ranges 0
～
255. Usually set n=0 before using ESC K
command to print bit-map graphics. Normally set n=3 at text printing mode.
Default value is n=3.
Example:
n dot-line
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Observe the effect of the command by following BASIC program:
10 FOR I=1 TO 10 STEP 2
20 PRINT #1, CHR$(27);"1";CHR$(I); 'ESC 1, set line spacing.
30 PRINT #1, "LINE SPACING";CHR$(10); 'Print string and Carriage
Return.
40 NEXT I
A printout of above program on TP UP-PN is below:
FF
Form Feed
Format: ASCII : FF
Decimal : 12
Hexadecimal : 0C
Explanation:
Feed paper to the beginning side of next page.
3.3 Formatting Commands
ESC C Set page length
Format: ASCII : ESC C n
Decimal : 27 67 n
Hexadecimal : 1B 43 n
Explanation:
Set page length with n character lines. The value of n should be in 0 - 255.
The page length will be defined as 256 lines if n=0.
The default value is n=40.