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I
Set base unitfor line spacing
Mode
ASCII
Decimal
Hexadecimal
IBM
<ESC> "["
'\"
<4>
<0>
27 91 92
4
0
IB
5B 5C 04 00
<0>
<o>
)1/
n2
o
0 n/
/12
00
00
n/
n2
Sets the base unit for the line spacing commands, <ESC> "3" and
<ESC> "J", according to the values of
nl
and
n2
as shown below.
If other values specified, this command is ignored. This command
becomes effective only after <ESC> "3" or <ESC> "J" is received,
The default base unit is set to 1/216".
nl
n2
Base unit
O 180
l/180-inch
O 216
l/216-inch
1 104
l/360-inch
Setline spacing to nl180 inch, n1216inch, or n1360inch
Mode
ASCII
Decimal
Hexadecimal
Both
<ESC> "3"
n
27 51
n
IB 33
n
Sets the distance the paper advances or reverses in subsequent line
feeds to rdl 80 inch,
n/216
inch, or
n/360
inch, according to the de-
finedbaseunit.The valueof
n is
betweenOand 255.If n =0, in Standard
mode the line-feed distance is set to O, but in IBM mode this
command is ignored.
Set line spacing to n160inch or n172inch
Mode
ASCII
Decimal
Hexadecimal
Both
<ESC> "A"
n
27 65 n
IB 41
n
In Standard mode, sets the distance the paper advances or reverses
in subsequent line feeds to
n/60
inch, where
n is
between Oand 255.
If
n = O,
the line spacing is set to O.
In IBM mode this command defines the distance the paper advances
or reverses in subsequent line feeds to
n/72
inch, where n is between
1and 85. The new line spacing does not take effect until next <ESC>
"2" command.
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