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The following conventions are used when describing printer
commands:
1.
The values given for ASCII codes are in decimal
notation. For example, the "line feed" character is
ASCII
to.
A complete ASCII table is provided in
Appendix B.
2. Numeric values (parameters) needed by printer com-
mands are designated
nl, nz,
etc. You substitute the
value you want for each of the parameters shown.
For example, the command
<ESC>&ln1P
sets the page
length, and you would send
<ESC>&166P
to set the
page length to 66 lines.
3. Non-printing ASCII codes, used in some printer com-
mands, are shown in angular brackets. For example,
<ESC> represents the ASCII "escape" code
(27),
4. Text parameters which you must provide are also
printed in angular brackets. For example, <filename>
means "enter the name of the file you want to use".
Brackets must never be typed around the values you
provide. They simply indicate that some sort of sub-
stitution or decision is required on your part.
The remainder of this manual describes the commands in
detail. Examples are provided in the text and a summary
of all commands begins on the next page.
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