Printronix L7032 Programmer's Reference Manual page 342

Chapter 5
Accessing Characters And Character Sets
Example
NOTE: The command sequence contains no spaces.
^u1,23B1,24A1,25BF^-
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The character sets in the User Set command are numbered 1
through 8. The character set values in the Character Set
Selection command are numbered 24 through 31 and correspond
to the User Sets 1 through 8. The Character Set Selection
command, discussed on page 343, accesses a character set and
activates it for printing.
The User Set command (cc)u n and the Character Set Selection
command (cc)i n are related as shown below. Therefore, i24
selects the substitution set defined as u1, i29 selects u6, etc.
User Set (u n ) corresponds
n = 1
n = 2
n = 3
n = 4
n = 5
n = 6
n = 7
n = 8
The following example defines User Set 1 to contain the
Multinational font addresses B1, A1, and BF at the hex character
addresses 23, 24, and 25, respectively.
For example, suppose ca = 23 and fa = B1; therefore, each time
character address 23 is called, it is substituted with the character
located at font address B1. Further, when ca = 24 and fa = A1,
each time character address 24 is called, it is substituted with the
character located at font address A1. And, when ca = 25 and fa =
BF, each time character address 25 is called, it is substituted with
the character located at font address BF.
User Set 1 now contains the plus or minus sign (hex B1) in place
of the number sign (hex 23), the upside down exclamation point
(hex A1) in place of the dollar sign (hex 24), and the upside down
question mark (hex BF) in place of the percent sign (hex 25).
Character Set (i n )
to
n = 24
n = 25
n = 26
n = 27
n = 28
n = 29
n = 30
n = 31