Programming Codes
T480
Programmer’s Guide
Page
42
Rev A
100-14362
Function
Reverse feed <n> lines at the current spacing
ASCII
[ESC] e <n>
Hexadecimal
1BH 65H <n>
Decimal
<27> <101> <n>
IPCL
&%FB <m1> <m2>
EPOS
[ESC] e
Description
The [ESC] e <n> command prints the contents of the buffer (if any) and
performs <n> reverse line feeds at the current line spacing. The command does not
change the default line spacing value. The next character print position is reset to the
left margin.
Note:
The IPCL command prints from 00 to 99 lines. For example, if you
wish to feed 12 lines, the IPCL command would be as follows: &%FL12.
[VT]
Vertical tab
ASCII
[VT]
Hexadecimal
0BH
Decimal
<11>
IPCL
&%VT
EPOS
(VT)
Description
The printer sets a line counter to the top of the form at reset and when a
set top of form command is issued. By setting vertical tab stops, various form positions
can be reached with a [VT] operation.
[ESC] B
Set vertical tab stops
ASCII
[ESC] B <n
1
> <n
2
> <n
3
> ... <n
i
> 0
Hexadecimal
1BH 42H <n
1
> <n
2
> <n
3
> ... <n
i
> 00H
Decimal
<27> <66> <n
1
> <n
2
> <n
3
> ... <n
i
> <0>
IPCL
none
EPOS
[ESC] B <n
1
> <n
2
> <n
3
> ... <n
i
> 0
Description
The [ESC] B <n
1
> <n
2
> <n
3
> ... <n
i
> 0 command sets tab stops at line
positions specified by <n>. The end of the setting is specified by a <0>. All previously
set tabs will be cleared. If n
n
is less than n
n-1
, then the command is in error, and all of
the following information is printed. In other words, tab stops must be entered
sequentially in order to be accepted. A total of 64 tab stops can be specified. (The
power on default is a vertical tab on every line).
