Syntax Of Escape Sequences; Two-Character Escape Sequences - HP PCL 5 Reference Manual

Syntax of Escape Sequences

There are two forms of PCL escape sequences: two-character
escape sequences and parameterized escape sequences.

Two-Character Escape Sequences

Two-character escape sequences have the following form:
where "X" is a character that defines the operation to be performed.
"X" may be any character from the ASCII table within the range
48-126 decimal ("0" through "~" - see Appendix A). For a list of the
two-character escape sequences supported by the printer, refer to the
"PCL Feature Support Matrix" in Chapter 1 of the PCL 5 Comparison
Guide.
Following are examples of two-character escape sequences:
EN
? X
? E a two-character escape sequence used for
resetting the printer.
? 9
a two-character escape sequence used for
resetting the left and right margins to the printer's
default settings.
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