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The following example is for
5:6
Aspect
Ratio
and would produce
the graphic symbol..._
_
LPRINT
CHR$(27)
;CHR$(76)
;CHR$(16)
;CHR
$(0)
;
CHR$ ( 2 5 5)
;
CHR$
(
2 5 5)
;
CHR$
(
12
7)
;
CHR$
(12
7
)
;
CHR$ (63)
;
CHR$ (63)
;
CHR$(31)
;CHR
$(31)
;CHR$
(
15
)
;
CHR$
(
1
5)
; CHR$
(
7)
;
CHR$
(
7)
;
CHR$ ( 3)
;
CHR$
( 3)
;
CHR$
(
1)
;
CHR$
(
1)
;
ESC N
Set Skip Perforation
ESCO
ESC N
n
ESC N activates the skip perforation function.
The parameter
n
sets the value for the number of lines
to
be
skipped.
The
value is converted
to
inches based on the currently
active
line spacing. The valid range for
n
is
1 to
255.
A value
of
zero
causes
the command to be
ignored.
If the skip
perforatio
n
function is
active,
it will remain
active.
A
val
ue
greater than the
page
length will cause the
skip
perforation
to be
reset.
ESC N
is
canceled
anytime
the
page length is changed
or
vertical margins
are set. The initial state of skip perforation is a function
of
t he
position
of setup switch 3 in Switch Group
1.
If the switch is
on,
a
default skip perforation zone of 1 inch is assumed when the
printer is
initialized.
The example shows a 12-line skip perforation.
This
will print
54
lines and
feed
the paper 12 lines for a page
length
of 66
lines.
LPRINT CHR$(27)
;
CHR$(78)
;
CHR$(12);
Reset Skip Perforation
This
command
resets both skip perforation and top and bottom
margins set by the ESC
[
S command.
LPRINT CHR$(27)
;
CHR$(79)
;
Reference
4-37
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