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Chapter 4 Configuring the Serial Matrix Emulation with Control Codes
FUNCTION ASCII CODE PAGE
Print Attributes (Continued)
Overscoring ESC _
n
103
Print Mode/Pitch Selection ESC X
mn
104
ESC [
n
q
Superscript/Subscript Printing ESC S
n
108
Superscript/Subscript Printing Reset ESC T 108
Underline ESC –
n
109
Graphics
Bit Image Mode, Single Density ESC K
n1 n2
81
Bit Image Mode, Double Density ESC L
n1 n2
82
Bit Image Mode, Double Density
Double Speed ESC Y
n1 n2
82
Bit Image Mode, Quadruple Density ESC Z
n1 n2
83
Other Functions
Bell BEL 81
Character Set Select ESC l
xyz
86
Characters 80-9F (Control Codes) ESC 7 88
Characters 80-9F (Printable Symbols)ESC 6 89
Characters 80-9F (Printable Symbols)ESC u 89
Character Set Select: International
Languages ESC R
n
90
Emulation Reset ESC @ 94
Extended Character Set ESC 4 96
Extended Character Set Cancel ESC 5 96
Printer Select DC1 107
Printer Deselect DC3 107
Super-Set Commands ESC |};109
Backspace
ASCII Code BS
Hex Code 08
Dec Code 8
Purpose Moves the logical print head to the left one character space
toward the first character column.
Comment Moves the character position indicator one character space to
the left at the current character pitch setting. The code is ignored
if the logical print head is positioned at the first character column.
Example If you were to print five “T” characters, then two BS commands,
then two “=” characters, the output would look like the sample
below.
