Operation Manual

Now we can insert our column totals into the command:
CHR$(27);"=";CHR$(15);CHR$(0);CHR$(20);CHR$(64);CHR$(128);
CHR$(0);CHR$(124);CI IR$(32);CHR$(16);CHR$(40);CHR$(68);
CHR$(2) ;CHR$(1) ;CHR$(0) ;CHR$(0) ;CHR$(0); CHR$(0);
That is how a character is loaded.
Note: Thecharacter(s) you have loaded remain in thedownline loadablecharacter
generator until
you turn off the printer, replace the character with another
downloaded character or send the command to clear the downline buffer.
If you are loading more than one consecutive character, you must
give a starter code for the first character you are adding. Then after
you have
loaded the 13 bytes of character data for the first character
you have designed, you immediately follow it with the 13 bytes of
character data for the next character
and so on until all the characters
are loaded. Remember each
downloaded character replaces the
next consecutive normal character.
Note: In order to load characters into non-consecutive locations in memory, you
must use the complete command for each character.
Step 8 Printing the character
To print your character in Quasi-NLQ, use the command, ESC I 6.
This selects the Quasi-NLQ downloaded character generator. Or
you can select Utility mode with the ESC I 4 command. Whichever
print mode you choose, be sure to follow the command with the
character you
replaced-in our case, we would enter the@ symbol.
To clear the DLL, use this command:
ClearDLL Decimal Hex. ASCH Comp.
Clear DLL 27 61 0 0 18 30 00 00 ESC= NUL !'
NUL
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