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Terminal Commands
Character Specify Size
Format
Description
Reference: The character string is specified with the Specify Displayed Characters Command
Specify Character Enlargement
Format
Description
Reference: The character string is specified with the Specify Displayed Characters Com-
m
: Character size
1
0 (30
): Normal size, 16 x 8 dots (H x W)
H
1 (31
): 1/2 size, 8 x 8 dots (H x W)
H
Specifies if 1-byte alphanumeric characters sent subsequently are displayed as
normal characters or 1/2-size characters.
(refer to 6-6 Specify Displayed Characters). Both normal characters and 1/2-size
characters are enlarged as specified by the Specify Character Enlargement Com-
mand (refer to 6-6 Specify Character Enlargement below).
The character size specified with this command remains valid until the screen dis-
play is switched or another character size is specified with the command. The de-
fault character size is normal characters.
m
: Character enlargement
1
0 (30
): No enlargement
H
1 (31
): Enlarge height x 2
H
2 (32
): Enlarge width x 2
H
3 (33
): 2 x 2 enlargement
H
4 (34
): 3 x 3 times enlargement
H
5 (35
): 4 x 4 times enlargement
H
All text and marks sent after this command are displayed in the specified size.
mand(refer to 6-6 Specify Displayed Characters).
The enlargement specified with this command remains valid until the screen dis-
play is switched or another enlargement is specified with the command. The de-
fault enlargement is no enlargement.
[ESC]
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m
1
1B
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[ESC]
m
*
1
1B
2A
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