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n is the beginning ASCII code of the user-defined
characters.
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m is the ending ASCII code of the user-defined characters.
When only one user-defined character is defined, n=m. The
maximunm number of the user-defined characters can be
defined in each character set.
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a is the number of the horizontal dots for the user-defined
character.
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p means the data of the user-defined character. Each
character consists of bytes in s
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a. Total nubmer of the
characters to be defined is m-n+1.
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The user-defined characters are valid until re-definning,
initializing printer , or power off.
3.6 Bit-map Graphics Setting
ESC * Set printing mode of bit-map graphics
Format: ASCII: ESC * m n1 n2 [d]k
Decimal: 27 42 m n1 n2 [d]k
Hexadecimal: 1B 2A m n1 n2 [d]k
Explanation:
This command is used to set the graphics and its printing
mode.
m=0,1,32,or 33. n1=0~255,n2=0~1. d=0~255.
k=n1+256 × n2 (m=0,1)
k=(n1+256 × n2) × 3 (m=32,33)
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The number of the horizontal dots is n1+256
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n2. The
maximunm number of the horizontal dots is shown as
below table.
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When the bit-map data exceed the width of the line, the
exceeded part will be ignored.
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d is the data byte of the graphic. The bit of the byte is
corresponding to the dot of the graphic. The bit=1 means
the dot will be printed, otherwise the dot not printed.
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m is used for selecting the printing mode.
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When executed command LF, ESC J, or the bit-map data
of next line is received after the current line is full, the
bit-map graphics in the current line will be printed out.
The command allows mixed printing in characters and
graphics.
Vertical Horizontal
m Mode
Dots density density Max.dots
0 8-dot single
density
8 68DPI 101DPI 192
1 8-dot double
density
8 68DPI 203DPI 384
32 24-dot single
density
24 203DPI 101DPI 192
33 24-dot double
density
24 203DPI 203DPI 384
aDot
24Dot
MSB
LSB