Sharp MZ-700 Series Owner's Manual page 86

2.7.5 Text mode commands
2.7.5.1 TEST (abbreviated format: TE.)
TEST
This command causes the printer to print squares in each of the four different colors
to check the color specification, quantity of pen ink, and so forth. (Only usable in
the text mode.)
0 1 2 3
(Black) (Blue) (Green) (Red)
Value of n in PCOLOR n
2.7.5.2 SKIP
Format
Function
SKIP n
n. . . A number in the range from —20 to 20
This command is used to feed the paper. Paper is fed n lines in the forward direction
when the value for n is positive; if the value specified for n is negative, the paper is
fed n lines in the reverse direction. Note that PRINTER MODE ERROR will occur
if this command is executed while the printer is in the graphics mode.
2.7.5.3 PAGE
Format
Function
PAGE n
n. . . A n integer in the range 1 n"S 72
This command specifies the number of lines per page. (Executable only in the text
mode.)
2.7.5.4 LIST/P
Format
Function
(abbreviated format: L./P)
LIST/P or LIST/P < L S - L e >
Ls Starting line number
Le Ending line number
This command lists all or part of the program lines in memory on the printer. See
the explanation of the LIST command on page 32 for an explanation of procedures
for specifying the range of lines to be printed. Note that, when graphic characters
are included in the program list, most of them will be printed in a different color as
hexadecimal ASCII codes. See page 154 for the printer ASCII codes.
This command can only be executed in the text mode.
2.7.5.5 PRINT/P
Format
Function
(abbreviated format: ? /P)
PRINT/P < I
1 ;
d j , I
2
, d
2
In, dn >
In Output list (numeric or string expressions)
dn Delimiter
This command outputs the data in the output list to the printer. For details on using
this command, see the description of the PRINT command on page 37. See pages
82 for printout of graphic characters.
2.7.5.6. PRINT/P USING (abbreviated format: ? / P USI.)
Except that output is directed to the printer, this is the same as the PRINT USING statement described
on page 38.