QMS SmartWriter 80+ User Manual page 246

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<ESC><RS><n>
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SET VERTICAL MOTION INDEX
Use this command (also known as VMI) to set the Line
Spacing value. Values for the most common VMI set-
tings are given below. To compute a value for the VMI
not given, use the formula below. "LPI" is your desired
number of lines per inch.
VMI = (48+LPI)
+
1
Once you have arrived at a VMI value, locate this number
in the Decimal column of the ASCII table in Appendix B.
Depending on your computer system, this Decimal value
or the Hex or Octal equivalent of this value is what you
substitute for "n" in the command.
The range for VMI is 0 to 125. The most common set-
tings for "n" in the VMI command sequence are: 13 (4
lines per inch), 9 (6 lines per inch), and 7 (8 lines per inch).
Examples:
<ESC><RS><CR> 4 lines per inch.
<ESC><RS><BEL> 8 lines per inch.
Refer to your terminal's documentation for instructions on
embedding the Hex, Octal, or Decimal values of control
characters in the command sequence.
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<ESC><US><n>
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SET HORIZONTAL MOTION
INDEX
Use this command (also known as HMI) to set the Char-
acter Spacing value. Values for the most common HMI
settings are given below. To compute a value for the HMI
not given, use the formula below. "CPI" refers to the de-
sired characters per inch setting.
HMI
=
(120+CPI)
+
1
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