Escape-Sequences - Braillo 300 S2.1 User Manual

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Escape-sequences

What is an escape-sequence?
An escape-sequence is the name for a code which is sent to the printer from the computer to change
the parameters which control the way the printer works. All parameters that can be set via the opera-
tor panel, can also be changed with escape-sequences.
This makes it possible to have different codes (read; escape-sequences) stored in a document.
So, when the document is sent to the printer, these codes are sent first and the printer sets itself in
the correct mode and format automatically.
Note! When the printer receives an escape-sequence, it will have first priority. This means, re-
gardless of the setting made before and regardless what the operator panel dictates, the most
recent escape-sequence will take precedence.
Note! Escape-sequences should be placed at the very beginning of the first page on the sheet,
(e.g. page 1, 3, 5, 7 ...). However, a software form feed can be placed wherever needed. (If
there is a command on the other pages, it will be skipped).
All page formatting which is done on the front page will also format the back of the same sheet. It is
for example not possible to have 8 dot Braille on the front page and 6 dot on the back page. It is pos-
sible to mix 6 and 8 dot Braille however, as long as it is done on two different sheets.
An overview of the different escape-sequences:
ESC A nn
- Sheet length.
ESC B nn
- Line length.
ESC C n
- Print format.
ESC H n
- Page layout.
ESC I n
- Page 1 up/down.
ESC J n
- 6 / 8 dot Braille.
ESC M nn
- Line spacing.
ESC N n
- Line single/double. n can be 0 or 1, single (0) or double line spacing (1).
ESC R n
- Page adjust.
ESC S n
- Form feed mode. n can be 0 or 1, no form feed (0) or normal form feed (1).
ESC T nn
- Page margin.
ESC 0
- Soft reset
ESC 1
- Soft form feed
ESC 4
- Print Printer ID
nn can be from 08 to 28 (4 to 14 inches).
nn can be from 10 to 42 characters.
n can be 0 or 1, single-sided (0) or interpoint (1).
n can be 0 or 1, normal (0) or Z-fold printing (1).
n can be 0 or 1, up (0) or down (1).
n can be 0 or 1, 6 (0) or 8 (1) dot Braille.
nn can be from 0 to 16 step.
n can be from 0 to 9 lines.
nn can be from 0 to 20 step.
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