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channel "n" 0 is used. If no vertical tab has been set, the paper advances by one line.
This command prints out all the remaining data left in the input buffer.
ESC B n1 n2...NUL
Format:
ASCII:
decimal:
hexadecimal:
Comment:
This command is used for setting up to 16 vertical tabs, to be performed at the cur-
rent line spacing. Tab positions are entered as n1, n2...and so on (where "n" ranges
from 1 to 255 dec) and are in increasing order (i.e. n1<n2<n3). The NUL character
indicates the end of the command.
If the line spacing is modified after giving this command, tab positions are not affec-
ted. This command sets tabs for vertical setting no. 0 (channel 0). Tabs can be can-
celled by the ESC B NUL command (i.e. by omitting parameters n1, n2 etc.)
ESC b c n1 n2...NUL
Format:
ASCII:
decimal:
hexadecimal:
Comment:
This command is similar to the ESC B command, by introducing parameter c, to select
a particular vertical tabs setting; c will be within 0 and 7, thus making it possible to
select up to 8 different vertical tab channels.
After the selection of vertical tabs channels are made by using ESC / c command. Cha-
racter NUL indicates the end of the command; tabs settings can be cancelled by the
ESC b NUL command (i.e. omitting parameters c n1 n2 etc.)
ESC / c
Format:
ASCII:
decimal:
hexadecimal:
Comment:
All subsequent VT commands will make use of the vertical setting selected by the pa-
rameter c. c value ranges from 0 to 7.
ESC e 1 n
Format:
ASCII:
decimal:
hexadecimal:
Comments:
The increment of vertical tabs is set to "n" current line spacings.
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Set vertical tabs
ESC
B
27
66
1B
42
Set vertical tabs channels
ESC
b
11
98
1B
62
Select vertical tabs channels
ESC
/
27
47
1B
2F
Set vertical tabs increments
ESC
e
27
101
1B
65
28
n1
n2...NUL
n1
n2...0
n1
n2...00
c
n1
n2...NUL
c
n1
n2...0
c
n1
n2...00
c
c
c
SOH
n
1
n
01
n
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