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n Character
set
n Character
set
0
U.S.A
1 France
2 Germany
3 England
4 Denmark
I
5 Sweden
6 Italy
7 Spain I
8 Japan
9 Norway
10 Denmark
II
11 Spain II
12 Latin America
13 Denmark/Norway
The first eight of these character
sets (from
U.S.A.
to Spain I) can be
selected
as power-up
defaults
by DIP switches
2-2 to 2-4.
Enable printing
of all character
codes
~ Mode 1
ASCII
1
Decimal
1
Hexadecimal
1
IBM
1
< ESC >
"\"
nl
n2
21
92
nl
n2
1B SC
nl
n2
Enables printing
of all characters
in the IBM character
set, including
those
assigned
to character
codes which are normally
considered
control
codes.
This command
remains
in effect for the next
nl
+ nZ x 256 characters,
where nl and
n,?
are numbers
between
0 and 255.
During
this interval
no control
functions
are executed.
If a code with no assigned
character
is received,
the printer
prints a space.
Enable printing
of a// character
codes on next character
Mode
ASCII
Decimal
Hexadecimal
IIBM
1
<ESC>
"A~'
27
94
IlB
SE
This command
operates
like < ESC > "\" except that it remains
in effect
for only one character.
Select slash zero
Mode
ASCII
Decimal
Hexadecimal
<ESC>
"
1,
_
" 1"
27 126
49
IB
7E
31
Both
<ESC>
&' 3,
N
<I>
27 126
1
IB
7E
01
Causes
subsequent
zero characters
to be overprinted
with a slash.
Select normal zero
IModel
ASCII
I
Decimal
I
Hexadecimal
I
<ESC>
"
>.
u
"0"
27 126
48
1B
7E
3b
Both
<ESC>
"
>.
_
co>
27 126
0
1B
7E
00
Causes
subsequent
zero characters
to be printed
normally
(0), without
a slash.
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