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Miscellaneous Commands
<ESC>&dn
l
Automatic Underlining
<ESC> Y
Enable Display Mode
<ESC>Z
Disable Display Mode
<ESC>&pnlXnZ
Transparent Print Data
<ESC>&kn
1
G
Line Termination
<ESC>&snl C
End-of-Line Wrap
<ESC>E
Reset Printer
<ESC>z
Printer Self-Test
C
Escape
Sequence Syntax
All escape sequence commands observe the following struc-
ture:
<ESC><cc> [<gc>] [nl <Cl>] [ ... n..,<c..,>] [<data>]
with the component parts described below. Parts enclosed
in square brackets ( [and] ) do not occur in all commands.
If
the command code character <cc> falls between 0 and
.. in the ASCII table (usually an alphanumeric character),
the command is a two-character sequence comprising the
initial <ESC> character and the code <cc>. An example is
the <ESC>E command for Reset Printer.
If the command code character <cc> falls between! and
\ in the ASCII table (a non-alphanumeric character), the
command takes additional parameters, which means that
one or more of the remaining command parts must be
included.
In commands that take parameters, the group code char-
acter <gc> indicates the command group or the type of
printer control being performed. For example, page lay-
out commands have a group code of
I.
Parameter nl is a numeric value needed by the command.
Valid symbols in nl include:
H-8
HP Emulation Mode
\
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