Paxar 9430R - Manual (Page 33)

Modifying Resident Fonts 4-1
M O D I F Y I N G R E S I D E N T F O N T S
You can modify the printer’s resident fonts by redefining the characters.
To modify a font, perform the tasks in the following sections (in the order
the sections are listed).
NOTE: Each time you modify a font, it replaces the current font definition.
The only way to return to the default font is to reload the original
definition.
R e s i d e n t F o n t S i z e s
Following are the resident fonts. Standard bold is the default. Before you
start any modifications, take note of the maximum size of characters in the
font you want to use.
Font Name Pitch Columns
per Line Character
Size (WxH) Software
Command
Reduced Normal 24 CPI normal 72 8x23 ESC+'k'+'5'
Reduced Bold 21 CPI normal 63 9x23 ESC+'k'+'4'
Standard Normal 19 CPI normal 57 10x23 ESC+'k'+'3'
Standard Bold 16 CPI normal 48 12x23 ESC+'k'+'2'
Large Normal 12 CPI normal 32 16x23 ESC+'k'+'1'
Large Rotated
(90 degrees
clockwise) 13 CPI rotated 32 (rows
per line) 14x16 ESC+'k'+'0'
M o d i f i c a t i o n P r o c e d u r e
To modify a font:
1 . Define a new character.
2 . Select a character set to modify.
3 . Load the new character.
4 . Save the modified font.
These steps are described in this section.
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