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Select 8-dot double-speed double-density
<EsC>
Y
Cd>
<do,
Both
. . .
da>
1Bh
59h
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-all>
<do>
. . .
cdn>
cd>
<do>
. . .
ain>
The command above selects 8-dot double-speed, double-density bit-image printing,
where cnO, and
cd
> are binary values (low byte fmt) representing the number of
data bytes following the command. The data bytes are represented by <do> . . .
<dn>.
This command has the same effect as <ESC> * 2.
Set &dot quadruple-density
Both
-
cEsc>
Z
all>
<do>
. . .
cdn>
1Bh
5Ah
#o>
all>
cue
. . .
<dn>
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cno>
cd>
<do>
. . .
cdn>
The command above selects 8-dot quadruple-density bit-image printing, where
or& and
cd>
are binary values (low byte first) representing the number of data
bytes following the command. The data bytes are represented by <do> . . . <dn>.
This command has the same effect as cESC> * 3.
Redefine bit-image mode
Both
<Esc>
?
Cd>
1Bh
3Fh
al>
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Cd>
The command above redefines a bit-image mode to another mode, where un& is
the mode to be redefined. This may take the ASCII values "K", "L", "Y" or "Z".
on1
> is a binary value representing the mode to which cmo> is redefined, being a
value used after the cBSC> * command (0 through 7). If any of the modes
represented by cm& are subsequently selected, bit-image printing will now take
place in the mode as defmed by
cm1 >.
Select 8-dot graphics
Standard
cEsc>
A
on>
-ato>
cd>
<do>
. . .
<de
1Bh
5Eh
on>
010>
cd>
<do>
. . .
cdn>
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cm>
OIO,
cd>
<do>
. . .
cdn>
The command above selects the 9dot bit image mode, where cm> is a binary value
representing the graphics mode (see table below), and cno> and
cd> are
binary
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