SATO CL4NX Programming Reference Manual page 90

[Notes]
1. When a character code other than UTF-16 is specified, the character code will be converted into UTF-16. If there
were codes that cannot be converted, they are replaced by single spaces.
2. When UTF-16BE is specified as a character code or character codes don't exist in the font set after UTF-16BE
conversion, these character codes are not printed. When a space or a square are filled in the font set for the
character code, these images are printed.
3. The size of one dot is 0.125 mm for 203 dpi, 0.083 mm for 305 dpi and 0.042 mm for 609 dpi.
4. Character size may be smaller than parameter, because it takes into account the multi-language
5. UTF-8 supports up to four byte character code. 5 bytes UTF-8 and 6 bytes UTF-8 are not supported.
6. UTF-16BE supports up to two byte character code. 3 bytes UTF-8 and 4 bytes UTF-16BE are not supported.
7. Complex script languages (Arabic, Hindi, Thai) are printed with proportional fonts, regardless of setting of font type
in order to use the formatter function and the combined font function.
8. The linefeed code cannot be inserted among one word or one character code forming one character for the
complex script languages (Arabic, Hindi, Thai). If the linefeed is inserted, the rendering result is not guaranteed.
9. Comply with Unicode 2.1 (note that if the first byte is 0x1b when UTF-16BE is specified, it is judged as a ESC
code).
10. When executing sequential number printing in Arabic, Hindi and Thai, the character codes are rendered as a
character string and it may not function properly.
11. This command doesn't support partial editing because the complex script languages (Arabic, Hindi, Thai) extract
the character string for using the formatter function and the combined font function.
12. Complex script languages (Arabic, Hindi, Thai) render character codes as character strings in order to use the
formatter function and the combined font function. Other languages render character codes in character units, so
that a gap between fonts is different from that of the complex script languages.
13. Note that when a combination of character codes and font sets is other than below table, the expected character
may not be printed.
Font set
WGL4, Arabic, Thai, Hindi
Big5
SJIS
GB18030
KSX1001(EUC-KR)
[Valid Command]
<V>
Print position
Modification
<P>
Character code
UNICODE(UTF-16BE),UNICODE(UTF-8)
UNICODE(UTF-16BE),Big5,UNICODE(UTF-8)
UNICODE(UTF-16BE),SJIS ,UNICODE(UTF-8)
UNICODE(UTF-16BE),GB18030,UNICODE(UTF-8)
UNICODE(UTF-16BE),KSX1001(EUC-KR),
UNICODE (UTF-16)
<H>
<%> <F> <PS> <PR>
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