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(g) Additional details:

• Number n1n2n3n4 is a 4-digit decimal number. Since all digits must be defined,

any number that does not use all digits must be padded with leading zeros.

EXAMPLE: 25 → 0025

• If n1n2n3n4 = 0000 is specified, this command is ignored and the printer maintains

the current print position.

• No underlines are printed in the print line areas skipped by this command.

• When the printer receives a valid n1n2n3n4 number, it prints out the data stored

in the printer buffer.

13) Print position—define indexed position—by dot column

(a) Code: ESC\n1 n2

(b) Compatibility: EPS FX

Set the next printing position, by dot columns, indexed from current print position.

(d) Range:

• n1 and n2 specify a signed 16 bit binary number of dot columns to move; the lower

byte is n1, and the upper byte is n2.

• Range n1 and n2 = 0 – 255

(e) Logical limitation:

• Value defined beyond the left or right margins are ignored.

(f) Additional details:

• The new print position is indexed from the current printing position and may be

either to the left or the right of the current position.

• Positive values move the print position to the right and negative values move it

to the left.

• Do position = n1 + n2*256

• Values are shown as follows:

Narrow — FCH, 40H n2, n1 03H, COH

Wide — F9H, A0H n2, N1 06H, 60H

• Underlined printing is enabled only when the print head moves to the right.

• A position defined to the left of the current position initiates printing action by

causing a block change.

• The amount of print position can not be deleted by the DEL command.

14) Print position—define relative dot position

(a) Code: ESC/n1n2

(b) Compatibility: IBM III

Moves the current logical horizontal print position by n/120 inch from the current print

position.