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primary or secondary font. Parameter
nl
selects the pri-
mary or secondary font, and
nz
defines the character set
itself, according to the table below:
Command for Font:
Character Sets
Primary
Secondary
8-bit Character Sets
ANSI-8
<ESC>(9U
<ESC»9U
Kana-8
<ESC>(8K
<ESC»SK
Math-8
<ESC>(SM
<ESC»SM
Math-8a
<ESC>(OQ
<ESC»OQ
Math-8b
<ESC>(lQ
<ESC»lQ
Roman-8
<ESC>(SU
<ESC»SU
'-bit Character Sets
ISO Denmark/Norway
<ESC>(OD
<ESC»OD
ISO France
<ESC>(OF
<ESC»OF
ISO Germany
<ESC>(OG
<ESC»OG
ISO Italy
<ESC>(OI
<ESC»OI
ISO Sweden/Finland
<ESC>(OS
<ESC»OS
ISO Spain
<ESC>(lS
<ESC»lS
ISO United Kingdom
<ESC>(lE
<ESC»lE
Line Draw
<ESC>(OB
<ESC»OB
Math-7
<ESC>(OA
<ESC»OA
PiFont
<ESC>(15U
<ESC»15U
PiFonta
<ESC>(2Q
<ESC»2Q
Roman Extension
<ESC>(OE
<ESC»OE
US-ASCn
<ESC>(OU
<ESC»OU
US Legal
<ESC>(lU
<ESC»lU
Special purpose character sets are available beyond those
shown in this table.
The printable characters in 7- and 8-bit character sets are
summarized below:
Bits
Printable Characters (ASCII Values)
7
33-127
8
33-127 and 160-255
NOTE: The default character set (Roman-8) is selected
whenever none of the resident fonts or cartridge fonts
H-26
HP Emulation Mode
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