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[Sample Program]
[See Also]
ESC h (n) ;
[Name]
[Code]
[Domain]
[Function]
[Caution]
[Initial Value]
[See Also]
[Sample Program]
ESC I
[Name]
[Code]
[Function]
[Caution]
ESC x
When setting the right margin to 10
ESC e 10 ; → LPRINT CHR$(&H1B)+"e10;";
<1B>H<65>H<31>H<30>H<3B>H
SO, SI, RS, US
Select Character Set
<1B>H<68H>(n)<3B>H
0 ≤(n) ≤10 (<30>H ≤ n ≤<39>H)
This command selects the character sets of the countries listed below, depending on the n-
value.
n Function
0 U.S.A.
1 France
2 Germany
3 U.K.
4 Denmark I
5 Sweden
Be sure to add ";"(<3B>H) to the end of the parameter. As shown separately, the
character sets replace part of characters. If the n-value is specified beyond the limits, this
command will be ignored.
n = 0
11.2 International Character Codes List
When setting the character sets to Japan
ESC h 8 ; → LPRINT CHR$(&H1B)+"h8;";
<1B>H<68>H<38>H<3B>H
Identify Printer
<1B>H<69>H
This command sends a printer identification code by one byte. It sends "A"(<41>H) in
the native mode and "H"<48>H) in the P-900R mode.
This command is invalid in the parallel mode, and P-200 mode.
n Function
6
7
8
9 Norway
10 Denmark II
P-250, P-900R
P-200, P-250
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Italy
Spain
Japan
ALL