Vertical Cursor Position (Rows) - Xerox 4213 Programmer's Reference Manual

Vertical Cursor Position (Rows)

XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER PROGRAMMER REFERENCE
Syntax
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*p#X
where # is an integer representing the number of spots to move
or the absolute position to move to.
Absolute move: If the # value has no sign, the cursor is moved
# spots to the right of the left edge of the printable area.
Relative move, positive: If the # value is preceded by a plus (+)
sign, the cursor is moved # spots to the right of the current
cursor position.
Relative move, negative:
(-) sign, the cursor is moved # spots to the left of the current
cursor position.
If the # value specifies a position beyond the left or right edges
of the printable area, the cursor is moved to the appropriate
edge of the printable area.
Example To move the current cursor position from 300 spots (1 inch from
position 0), to 1500 spots (5 inches from position 0), enter:
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*p1500X
Hex 1B 2A 70 31 35 30 30 58
Dec 27 42 112 49 53 48 48 88
or, as a relative move,
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*p+1200X
Hex 1B 2A 70 2B 31 32 30 30 58
Dec 27 42 112 43 49 50 48 48 88
Purpose The Vertical Cursor Position (Rows) defines the absolute or
relative position of the vertical cursor in units of rows.
height of a row is defined by the current Vertical Motion Index
(VMI) setting.
Syntax
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&a#R
where # represents the number of rows to move or the row to
move to.
decimal point.
If the # value is preceded by a minus
The # is valid up to four places to the right of the
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