AMT Datasouth ACCEL-6300 - Manual (Page 218)

User's Guide
Code Sets D-39
Table D-6. Epson and IBM Escape Sequences––continued
Function ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Description
Text Functions––continued
Set language .............................. ESC ESC G n 1B 1B 47 n 27 27 71 n These sequences select a language for the printer to use
English, US ........................... ESC ESC G NUL 1B 1B 47 00 27 27 71 0 while printing text. The language setting causes the printer
English, US (alternate) ........ ESC R NUL 1B 52 00 27 82 0 to replace some of the standard ASCII printable characters
French .................................. ESC ESC G SOH 1B 1B 47 01 27 27 71 1 with alternate characters that are used in a specific lan-
French (alternate) ................ ESC R SOH 1B 52 01 27 82 1 guage. The character replacements are shown in the Con-
German ................................ ESC ESC G STX 1B 1B 47 02 27 27 71 2 trol Panel section of this guide, under the Set Language
German (alternate) ............. ESC R STX 1B 52 02 27 82 2 heading.
English, UK .......................... ESC ESC G ETX 1B 1B 47 03 27 27 71 3
English, UK (alternate) ....... ESC R ETX 1B 52 03 27 82 3 )Note: These sequences apply only to fonts with inter-
Danish I ................................ ESC ESC G EOT 1B 1B 47 04 27 27 71 4 national characters. Also, the ESC R n sequence is not
Danish I (alternate) ............. ESC R EOT 1B 52 04 27 82 4 supported when the IBM XL24 emulation is active.
Swedish ................................ ESC ESC G ENQ 1B 1B 47 05 27 27 71 5
Swedish (alternate) .............. ESC R ENQ 1B 52 05 27 82 5
Italian ................................... ESC ESC G ACK 1B 1B 47 06 27 27 71 6
Italian (alternate) ................. ESC R ACK 1B 52 06 27 82 6
Spanish I ............................... ESC ESC G BEL 1B 1B 47 07 27 27 71 7
Spanish I (alternate) ............ ESC R BEL 1B 52 07 27 82 7
Japanese ............................... ESC ESC G BS 1B 1B 47 08 27 27 71 8
Japanese (alternate) ............ ESC R BS 1B 52 08 27 82 8
Norwegian ........................... ESC ESC G HT 1B 1B 47 09 27 27 71 9
Norwegian (alternate) ......... ESC R HT 1B 52 09 27 82 9
Danish II .............................. ESC ESC G LF 1B 1B 47 0A 27 27 71 10
Danish II (alternate) ............ ESC R LF 1B 52 0A 27 82 10
Spanish II ............................. ESC ESC G VT 1B 1B 47 0B 27 27 71 11
Spanish II (alternate) ........... ESC R VT 1B 52 0B 27 82 11
Portuguese ........................... ESC ESC G FF 1B 1B 47 0C 27 27 71 12
Portuguese (alternate) ......... ESC R FF 1B 52 0C 27 82 12
Print character string ............. ESC \ n1 n2 1B 5C n1 n2 27 92 n1 n2 This sequence prints a character string beginning at the
list list list current print position. Any printable character can be included in
the series, even those assigned control codes. The values of
variables n1 and n2 define the number of characters to print.
This number equals the number of character codes in list. The
printer interprets n1 and n2 as follows:
Number of characters = (256 x n2) + n1
The list is a series of character codes for the characters to
print. For example, to print the characters assigned codes 10
through 20 decimal, the correct sequence is 27 92 11 0 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 (decimal).
)Note: This sequence is not supported when an Epson
emulation is active.
User's Guide
Code Sets D-39
Table D-6. Epson and IBM Escape Sequences––continued
Function ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Description
Text Functions––continued
Set language .............................. ESC ESC G n 1B 1B 47 n 27 27 71 n These sequences select a language for the printer to use
English, US ........................... ESC ESC G NUL 1B 1B 47 00 27 27 71 0 while printing text. The language setting causes the printer
English, US (alternate) ........ ESC R NUL 1B 52 00 27 82 0 to replace some of the standard ASCII printable characters
French .................................. ESC ESC G SOH 1B 1B 47 01 27 27 71 1 with alternate characters that are used in a specific lan-
French (alternate) ................ ESC R SOH 1B 52 01 27 82 1 guage. The character replacements are shown in the Con-
German ................................ ESC ESC G STX 1B 1B 47 02 27 27 71 2 trol Panel section of this guide, under the Set Language
German (alternate) ............. ESC R STX 1B 52 02 27 82 2 heading.
English, UK .......................... ESC ESC G ETX 1B 1B 47 03 27 27 71 3
English, UK (alternate) ....... ESC R ETX 1B 52 03 27 82 3 )Note: These sequences apply only to fonts with inter-
Danish I ................................ ESC ESC G EOT 1B 1B 47 04 27 27 71 4 national characters. Also, the ESC R n sequence is not
Danish I (alternate) ............. ESC R EOT 1B 52 04 27 82 4 supported when the IBM XL24 emulation is active.
Swedish ................................ ESC ESC G ENQ 1B 1B 47 05 27 27 71 5
Swedish (alternate) .............. ESC R ENQ 1B 52 05 27 82 5
Italian ................................... ESC ESC G ACK 1B 1B 47 06 27 27 71 6
Italian (alternate) ................. ESC R ACK 1B 52 06 27 82 6
Spanish I ............................... ESC ESC G BEL 1B 1B 47 07 27 27 71 7
Spanish I (alternate) ............ ESC R BEL 1B 52 07 27 82 7
Japanese ............................... ESC ESC G BS 1B 1B 47 08 27 27 71 8
Japanese (alternate) ............ ESC R BS 1B 52 08 27 82 8
Norwegian ........................... ESC ESC G HT 1B 1B 47 09 27 27 71 9
Norwegian (alternate) ......... ESC R HT 1B 52 09 27 82 9
Danish II .............................. ESC ESC G LF 1B 1B 47 0A 27 27 71 10
Danish II (alternate) ............ ESC R LF 1B 52 0A 27 82 10
Spanish II ............................. ESC ESC G VT 1B 1B 47 0B 27 27 71 11
Spanish II (alternate) ........... ESC R VT 1B 52 0B 27 82 11
Portuguese ........................... ESC ESC G FF 1B 1B 47 0C 27 27 71 12
Portuguese (alternate) ......... ESC R FF 1B 52 0C 27 82 12
Print character string ............. ESC \ n1 n2 1B 5C n1 n2 27 92 n1 n2 This sequence prints a character string beginning at the
list list list current print position. Any printable character can be included in
the series, even those assigned control codes. The values of
variables n1 and n2 define the number of characters to print.
This number equals the number of character codes in list. The
printer interprets n1 and n2 as follows:
Number of characters = (256 x n2) + n1
The list is a series of character codes for the characters to
print. For example, to print the characters assigned codes 10
through 20 decimal, the correct sequence is 27 92 11 0 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 (decimal).
)Note: This sequence is not supported when an Epson
emulation is active.