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TH180 Programmer’s Guide
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ESC & y c1 c2 [xld1 d(y×x1)]
[xkd1d (y×xk)]
[Designation] Define user-defined characters
[Format] 1BH, 26H, y, c1, c2, [xld1.... d (y×x1)].... [xkd1 .... d (y×xk)]
[Valid limits] y = 3 (font A,B)
y = 2 (font C)
32 c1 c2 126
0 x 12 (font A)
0 x 10 (font B)
0 x 8 (font C)
0 d1 …. d (y× x×k) 255
[Initial value] Same patterns as in the internal character set
[Function] (1) A specified character code is user-defined as a character.
(2) y is the number of bytes counted vertically and is fixed at 3.
(3) c1 is a definition start character code. c2 is a definition end character code.
(4) x is the number of definition dots defined horizontally.
x
d1
d4
d
xy-2
d2
d5
d
xy-1
d3 d6
d
xy
(5) Definable character codes range from 20 H to 7EH in ASCII code.
(6) One sequence of the command can define two or more characters having
consecutive character codes. If only one character is to be defined,c1 = c2
must be satisfied.
(7) d is definition data. It represents a pattern with horizontal "x" dots from the
left end. If "x" is less than the number of character configuration dots, any
dots left unused to the right are substituted by spaces.
(8) The data quantity required to user-define one character is "y×x" bytes.
MSB
LSB
y