Technical data
To
send
an
escape sequence to
the
printer,
use
II
·····27
II
or
C H P $ (
27)
concatenated
with
the
escape character. For ex-
ample, to
send
the
command
to skip
over
the
perforations
«(
ESC
)l1L), use
one
of
the
following BASIC statements:
10
pF.:lt·n
1I·····2711L
II
or
1[1
pF.:lt·n
CHF.:$(27)t
ll
l1L
II
The
printer
control codes
can
be
sent
by
using
the
BASIC es-
cape sequence listed
below
or
by
using
the
C H P $ function.
For example, to
send
a
command
to
enable
bold
print,
use
one
of
the
following statements:
1[1
PF.:lt·4T
11
•••••
14
11
or
10
PPINT
CHP$(14)
The
following list summarizes
both
the control
and
escape se-
quences
used
to control
the
built-in inkjet printer. For
more
information
on
the
printer
enhancement
escape sequences
and
control codes, refer to
appendix
D
of
the
comprehensive
guide. For
information
on
escape sequences for
peripheral
printers, refer to
the
owner's
manual
for
that
printer.
Printer
Escape
Sequences
Key
Sequence
BASIC
Escape
Function
Sequence
(ESC)=
·····27
Half Line Feed.
(
ESC
)&k{n}S
·····27tk {n}::: Set print pitch
{n},
where
{n}=O,1,2,3.
(ESC
)&dD
·····27tdD Enable underline mode.
(ESC)&d@
.....
27
g.:
d
I!!
Disable underline mode .
Integral
PC
Specifics
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