Braillo 300 S2, Руководство пользователя

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Page Adjust:
ESC R n - Page adjust.
n can be from 0 to 9 lines.
Please keep in mind that there is a difference
in the terms “page length” and “sheet length”.
By page length we mean the number of lines of
text to be printed on a page, and by sheet length
we mean the physical size of a sheet of paper
in inches.
The number of lines which can be printed on a
page, is dependent on whether 6 or 8 dot Braille
is used, whether what kind of line spacing is in
use, and whether page length is set for Maxi-
mum, Maximum-1 or up to -9.
Omitted
Lines ASCII HEX
0 027 082 048 1B 52 30
1 027 082 049 1B 52 31
2 027 082 050 1B 52 32
3 027 082 051 1B 52 33
4 027 082 052 1B 52 34
5 027 082 053 1B 52 35
6 027 082 054 1B 52 36
7 027 082 055 1B 52 37
8 027 082 056 1B 52 38
9 027 082 057 1B 52 39
This setting will decrease the number of lines
on each page from 1 to 9, (depending on the
selected number). If, the maximum number of
lines could be 29, and the setting “Max-4” is
selected, the resulting number of lines will be
25. On interpoint, this function will centre the
text vertically on the page and keep the top and
bottom margin approximately equal. On single
sided, it will keep the top margin constant and
only the bottom margin will vary.
Default is Maximum number of lines per page.
Form Feed Mode:
ESC S n - Form Feed Mode.
n can be 0 (no form feed) or 1 (normal form
feed)
Form Feed Mode ASCII HEX
No Form Feed 027 083 048 1B 53 30
Normal Form Feed 027 083 049 1B 53 31
Default is Normal Form Feed.
Page Margin:
ESC T nn - Page margin.
nn can be from 0 to 20 step.
Step mm ASCII HEX
0 0.0000 027 084 048 048 1B 54 30 30
1 0.6350 027 084 048 049 1B 54 30 31
2 1.2700 027 084 048 050 1B 54 30 32
3 1.9050 027 084 048 051 1B 54 30 33
4 2.5400 027 084 048 052 1B 54 30 34
5 3.1750 027 084 048 053 1B 54 30 35
6 3.8100 027 084 048 054 1B 54 30 36
7 4.4450 027 084 048 055 1B 54 30 37
8 5.0800 027 084 048 056 1B 54 30 38
9 5.7150 027 084 048 057 1B 54 30 39
10 6.3500 027 084 049 048 1B 54 31 30
11 6.9850 027 084 049 049 1B 54 31 31
12 7.6200 027 084 049 050 1B 54 31 32
13 8.2550 027 084 049 051 1B 54 31 33
14 8.8900 027 084 049 052 1B 54 31 34
15 9.5250 027 084 049 053 1B 54 31 35
16 10.1600 027 084 049 054 1B 54 31 36
17 10.7950 027 084 049 055 1B 54 31 37
18 11.4300 027 084 049 056 1B 54 31 38
19 12.0650 027 084 049 057 1B 54 31 39
20 12.7000 027 084 050 048 1B 54 32 30
The “Page Margin” function will adjust the page
margin in steps from 0 to 20. The standard set-
ting is 8, (8 = normal). The page margin will
give different effect when used on single-sided,
compared with double-sided. On double-sided
printing, one step is equal to 0.6350 mm, and
the text will be centred vertically on the page.
If, e.g. a page margin on 6 steps is selected, the
printer will print closer to the edges of the paper,
and if a page margin on 20 steps is selected, it
will give a larger page margin. This will affect
both top and bottom margins, i.e. page margin.
On single-sided printing, however, the page
margin will actually work as a top margin.
(Note! The page layout must be set to normal).
One step is equal to 0.6350 mm. It will “push”
the text downwards the sheet. If the text reaches
the bottom, (meaning that there will not be
enough space on this page for the last line), this
line will wrap over to the next page.
Default is 8 steps.
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