Genicom GEK 00031B - Manual (Page 159)

GEK-00029A 5000 Series Programmer’s Manual 159
HTS Horizontal Tab Set: A horizontal tab will be set at the current print
position.
Indeterminate Conditions
If the maximum number of stops (32) is already set when a new one
is programmed, the new one will be inserted and the rightmost tab
stop removed.
Decimal: 27 72 or 136
Hex: 1B 48 or 88
BASIC: CHR$(27);CHR$(72); or CHR$(136);
VTS Vertical Tab Set: A vertical tab will be set at the current vertical
position.
Indeterminate Conditions
If there is an attempt to set more than the maximum number of tab
stops allowed, only the stops nearest the top of sheet are retained.
Stops that have been set for forms longer in length than the currently
programmed form are not usable. Resetting the forms length to
include those stops will cause the stops to again become active.
Decimal: 27 74 or 138
Hex: 1B 4A or 8A
BASIC: CHR$(27);CHR$(74);
PLD Partial Line Down: The active vertical position will move downward by
one half of the current line feed distance to create an appearance of
subscripting. The ESC K sequence is also used to effect recovery to the
original active vertical position following an ESC L (partial line up
sequence) code sequence.
Indeterminate conditions
If the command exceeds the bottom of form position, the command
will be ignored.
Decimal: 27 76 or 139
Hex: 1B 4B or 8B
BASIC: CHR$(27);"K";
PLU Partial Line Up (1B 4C or 8CH): The active vertical position will move
upward by one half of the current line feed distance to create an
appearance of superscripting. (See ESC K above). The ESC L sequence
is also used to effect recovery to the original active vertical position
following the ESC K (partial line down sequence) code sequence.
Indeterminate Conditions
If the command exceeds the top of form position, the command will
be ignored.
Decimal: 27 77 or 140
Hex: 1B 4C or 8C
BASIC: CHR$(27);CHR$(77); or CHR$(140);