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Loading in
LQ
mode (with descenders)
•
Character and data to load.
[ 1]0J 1l 1lol olol ol
11
I
3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 2729 31 33 35
-
[1} 1Jo1o]oJo ToTol
11
8•19
•lele!e
91911•
i-~·lel•~l·le.
10
le •
le • •
I• lei I• •
le
I•
11
•
12
I~
I•
le
I•
I 3
I- I• I-
le • • •
le le " I•
I•
14
It • It • •
le le
I• • " "
15
•l+lel•
•lel ..
1lelel<llelelele~tlelelelele
16
•lelele.
•I•.
•191•
171-HH-+++++-++-H-IH-1-++-H-+-HH-+-++++++-.+-!-++-I
1a._.... .............................................................................................
u...i. ..........
..L-.1...u...L..L..1...&...1..1
In loading an
LQ
character as shown in the figure above, each vertical dot column
is made up of two bytes. For example, the data for the first dot column is:
FIRST Byte
=
BO (HEX.)
SECOND Byte
=
CO (HEX.)
Since the
LQ
character will descend below the base line of normal characters, ver-
tical dots
15
and
16
of the dot columns are set to
1.
This causes the dot columns
(all the dot columns in this character) to be printed 4 dots lower than a normal
character giving the appearance of a descending character.
5-31 .
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