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Function Registers the user-defined character pattern of Kanji to the character code specified by c1 and
c2.
When the character code is specified in which the user-defined character has already been
registered, the character is overwritten.
The user-defined character is not registered at the shipping.
<Font A 24×24 selected>
d1
d2
24 dots
d3
Notes
c1 and c2 indicate the Kanji code for registering user-defined characters; c1 is the 1st byte
and c2 is the 2nd byte.
d indicates the registration data. The bits that correspond to dots to print are 1, and the bits
that correspond to dots not to print are 0.
k indicates the number of registration data bytes. It differs depending on the selected font size.
The memory usage m (including the amount of memory control information) is 9784 bytes.
Related Commands FS 'C'
DC2 'G' n
Code
12H 47H n
Definition Range
Function Releases or allocates the user-defined character area.
When n = <*******0>B, the user-defined character area is released.
When n = <*******1>B, the user-defined character area is allocated.
Notes
Only the LSB is valid for n.
User-defined characters are not printed when the user-defined character area is released. The
user-defined character area is 9784 bytes. Releasing the user-defined character area cannot
increase the remaining memory capacity.
The area can be used again as the user area by the "Defragment User Area" command (DC2
'*' '1').
To allocate again the user-defined character area once released, 9784 bytes or more is
required for the remaining memory capacity. When the remaining memory capacity is
insufficient, the user-defined character area is not allocated, and this command is ignored.
k = 72 (when font A 24 × 24 is selected)
k = 32 (when font B 16 × 16 is selected)
24 dots
d4
d70
d5
d71
d6
d72
0 ≤ n ≤ 255
<Font B 16×16 selected>
MSB
7
6
16 dots
5
4
3
2
1
LSB
0
Release/Allocate User-Defined Character Area
6-81
16 dots
d1
d3
d31
d2
d3
d32
MSB
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
LSB
0
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