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Other Function Codes
CODE:
ESC
>
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CODE:
ESC
=
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CODE:
ESC II
PURPOSE:
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CODE:
DEL
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Control valus of the eighth bit of data to logic-l
CHR$(27) CHR$(62)
This command is used to control the value of the eighth bit
of the data that is sent to the printer.
After this command is received by the printer, all subse-
quent data is processed with the 8th bit regarded as set
to
l.
This code should not be used to transmit printer function
code.
The "ESC II" code is used to cancel this command.
ESC II, ESC
=
Control value of the eighth bit of data to logic-O
CHR$(27) CHR$(6l)
This command is used to control the value of the eighth bit
of the data that is sent to the printer.
After this command is received by the printer, all subse-
quent data is processed with the 8th bit regarded as set
to O.
This code should not be used to transmit printer function
code.
The "ESC II" code is used to cancel this command.
ESC II, ESC
>
Accept eighth bit "as is" from computer
CHR$(27)
CHR$(35)
This code is used to cancel the "ESC
>"
code and the "ESC
code.
These codes are provided to allow users with a 7-bit interface
to access the special characters whose ASCII code is greater
than 127.
These codes should not be used to transmit printer function
codes.
ESC
>,
ESC
=
Delete the character sent to the printer
CHR$
(127)
When this code is sent to the printer, it causes the printer
to delete the last character it received, with the exception
of function codes.
BS
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