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C-28
Explanation:
Change one graphics mode to another. The mode s is the ASCII
code for the character
K, L, Y,
or
Z
which is to reassigned to a
mode 0-6 as in the <ESC>
*
command.
Select 9-Pin Graphics Mode
ESC""
Format:
ASCII code:
<ESC>
r-;
(m)(n1)(n2) (data1) (data2) ... (data(d))
Decimal:
27
94 (m) (n1)(n2) (data1) (data2)
(data(d))
Hexadecimal:
1 B
SE (m)(n1 )(n2) (data1) (data2) ... (data(d))
Explanation:
Turns on 9-Pin Graphics Mode. Where m defines density of print
( 0 for single and 1 for double) and d is the total number of dots
required nl and n2 are calculated thus:
nl
=
d MOD 256 and n2
=
INT( d I 256 ).
and are followed by two times d data bytes. The printer expects
two data items for each column of print.
C-29
(data(d))
(data(d))
(data(d))
Select Graphics Mode
Reassign Graphics Mode
?
(s) (n)
63
(s) (n)
3F
(s) (n)
Format:
ASCII code:
<ESC>
*
(m)(n1)(n2) (data1) (data2)
Decimal:
27
42 (m)(n1)(n2) (data1) (data2)
Hexadecimal:
1 B
2A (m)(n1)(n2) (data1) (data2)
Explanation:
Select Graphics Mode where m is mode
O
to 6. Where d is the
total number of dots required nl and
n2
are calculated thus:
nl
=
d MOD 256 and n2
=
INT( d I 256 ).
and are followed by d data bytes.
Format:
ASCII code:
<ESC>
Decimal:
27
Hexadecimal:
1 B
ESC?
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