Specifications

EPOS Control Codes POSjet
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1500 Programmer's Guide
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Function Define User-Defined Characters
ASCII [ESC] & <y> <c1> <c2> [x1 d1 … d(y x x1)] … [xk d1 … d(y x xk)]
Hexadecimal 1BH 26H y c1 c2 [x1 d1 … d(y x x1)] … [xk d1 … d(y x xk)]
Decimal <27> <38> y c1 c2 [x1 d1 … d(y x x1)] … [xk d1 … d(y x xk)]
Range y = 2
32 c
1
c
2
126
0 x 12 (9 x 9 font)
0 x 9 (7 x 9 font)
0 d
1
… d(y x x) 255
Description The [ESC] & <y> <c
1
> <c
2
> [x
1
d
1
… d(y x x
1
)] … [x
k
d
1
… d(y x x
k
)] command defines user-
defined characters from character code <c
1
> to <c
2
>. <y> and <x> are the configurations of user-
defined characters. <y> specifies the number of bytes in the vertical direction. <x> specifies the
number of bytes in the horizontal direction. Character codes ranging from ASCII code 20H (32)
to 7EH (126) can be defined by <c
1
> and <c
2
>. Up to 19 user-defined characters can be defined.
Data (<d>) specifies a bit printed to one and not printed to zero. At the default, user-defined
characters are not defined, and the internal character set is printed. Once the user-defined
characters have been defined, they are available until [ESC] @ or [ESC] ? is executed; the user-
defined characters are redefined; the power is turned off; or the printer is reset.
Note 1 In TM-U325D mode, the buffer must be set to 40 characters or the command will not function.
Function Cancel User-Defined Characters
ASCII [ESC] ? <n>
Hexadecimal 1BH 3FH <n>
Decimal <27> <63> <n>
Range 32 n 126
Description The [ESC] ? <n> command cancels the user-defined characters defined for character code <n>.
After the user-defined characters are canceled, the internal character set is printed.
Note 1 In TM-U325D mode, the buffer must be set to 40 characters or the command will not function.
Function Select an International Character Set
ASCII ESC R <n>
Hexadecimal 1BH 52H <n>
Decimal <27> <82> <n>
Range 0 n 74
Default <n> = 0
Description The ESC R <n> command selects an international character set, <n>, from the following table.