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Terminal Commands
Set Cursor Position
Format
Description
Reference: The cursor position set with this command is also the bottom-left point of the first
Specify Displayed Characters
Format
Description
Reference: The character string continues on the next line if it cannot fit into a single line.
220
[ESC]
1B
x
x
x
:
X coordinate (3-digit BCD)
1
2
3
000 to 255
y
y
y
:
Y coordinate (3-digit BCD)
1
2
3
000 to 127
Before displaying a character string with the Terminal commands, use this com-
mand to set the bottom-left point of the first character to be displayed.
character displayed if the displayed characters are enlarged.
[ESC]
4
1B
34
n
n
: Character string length as a number of normal characters (2-digit hexade-
1
2
cimal)
01 to 20H (1 to 32)
c
c
c
to c
: Character-string to display
1
2
3
n
S The character string is displayed from the cursor position.
S The character-string data can contain a mixture of normal (alphanumeric) char-
acters and marks. Refer to Appendix M Special Characters for details.
S The character string is displayed according to the enlargement and display at-
tributes set with commands.
Set the position where the character string is displayed with the Set Cursor Posi-
tion Command (refer to 6-6 Set Cursor Position).
+
x
x
x
1
2
2B
* *
* *
* *
n
n
c
1
2
1
* *
* *
* *
Section 6-6
y
y
y
3
1
2
3
* *
* *
* *
c
c
2
3
* *
* *
c
n
* *
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