Multi-Font User's Manual

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The attribute byte m2 gives proportional-spacing information. Bit 7
is ignored. Bits 4 to 6 specify the offset to the first byte printed (0 to
7). enabling leading spaces in the character to be ignored. Bits 0 to
3 specify the width of the character cell (maximum 11 dots). The
character will be followed by a mandatory blank dot column which
is not included in this width.
Characters defined by this command can be selected by <ES0 “I”
4 or <ESC> “I” 5.
Define NLQ download characters
Mode ASCII
Decimal
Hexadecimal
cESC> “=” nl n2 27 61 nl n2 10 3D nl n2
IBM
<NAK>mO, ml m2
21 m0 ml m2 15 m0 ml m2
dl d2 ..,
d46 dl d2 . ..d46 dl d2 . ..d46
Defines one or more new NLQ characters and stores them in RAM
for1ateruse.Memot-y Switchmustbesetto”DOWNLOAD”, andNLQ
mode must be selected before this command is executed.
The parameters are the same as for the draft download command
except that the dot density is doubled in each direction, so each
character consists of 16 dots vertically and 23 dots horizontally and
requires 46 data bytes.
Characters defined by this command can be selected by <ESC> “I”
7.
Copy character set from ROM into RAM
IMode 1 ASCII
1 Decimal
I Hexadecimal 1
1 Std. 1 <ESC> ‘Y <O> n <o> 1 27 58 0 n 0 1 10 3A 00 n 00 I
Copies the selected, character set with n, as shown below, to the
corresponding download character RAM area, overwriting any
download data already present, Ignored when Memory Switch is not
set to “DOWNLOAD”.
n Font
0 TmsRomn
1 Sanserif
2 Courier
3 Prestige
n Font
4 script
7 Orator
12 Helvet
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