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24) Inverted character set and reset
Code
Sets or resets the inverted character function
* Only LSB (n0) is effective for "n".
* Control by LSB (b0) is explained below:
* The command is only valid when it is assigned at the beginning of a line.
* The default value of n is [00] h.
25) 90° clockwise rotated character set and reset
Code
Sets and resets 90° clockwise rotated character.
* Underline cannot be assigned to the 90° clockwise rotated character.
* "n" has the following meaning.
* Default value for "n" is [00] h.
26) Absolute position set
*The function of this commands differ between Standard type and Windows type.
Code
Print start position is assigned by dots in 1/203rd of inch from the beginning of line.
* Divide the value of dot by 256, place quotient to n2, and remainder to n1.
* The print start position is n1 + n2 x 256 from top of the line.
* Setting which exceeds end of line is ignored.
* If the command is received in the middle of line, the action will be:
Standard: the value that does not exceed the current position is ignored.
Windows: the value that does not exceed the current position is also valid.
27) Relative position set
Code
Print start position is assigned by dots from current position in unit of 1/203rd of
inch.
* Right direction is treated as plus and left as minus.
* For assigning N dots in minus direction (left), it will be: N dots = 65536 - N
* Divide dots by 256, quotient is n2 and remainder is n1.
* Assigning beyond the end of a line is neglected
* Assigning N dots to the plus direction will be n1 + n2 x 256
: [1B] h + [7B] h + n
b0
Description
0
resets inverted character
1
sets inverted character
: [1B] h + [56] h + n
n(hex)
00
reset 90° rotated character
01
set 90° rotated character
:<< ESC $ n1 n2>>
:[1B] h + [24] h +n1 +n2
:<< ESC ¥ n1 n2>>
: [1B] h + [5C] h + n1 +n2
24
:<< ESC { n >>
* [00≤n≤FF] h
:<< ESC V n >>
description
* [00≤n1≤FF] h
* [00≤n2≤01] h
* [00≤n1≤FF] h
* [00≤n2≤01] h
* [00≤n≤01] h
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