HM-E200 Programming Manual
GS ‘
[Name] Print line section on a horizontal
[Format] ASCII GS ‘ n x1sL x1sH x1eL x1eH … xnsL xnsH xneL xneH
Hex 1D 27 n x1sL x1sH x1eL x1eH … xnsL xnsH xneL xneH
Decimal 29 39 n x1sL x1sH x1eL x1eH … xnsL xnsH xneL xneH
[Range] 0 ≤ n ≤ 8
[Description] Print amplification figure as shown below: The level of each curve segment by many
(points can be regarded as segments of length 1) composition. The instructions for printing a line of
n horizontal line segments, continuous use of the command the user can print out the required
segments.
xksL ：The K line starting point is the low order of horizontal coordinate;
xksH ：The K line starting point is the high order of horizontal coordinate;
xkeL : The K line end point is the low order of horizontal coordinate;
xkeH : The K line end point is the high order of horizontal coordinate;
Coordinates starting from the most left of printing area.The minimum is 0, maximum is 383, that
xkeL + xkeH * 256 maximum is 383.
The data of line does not need to according to arrange in sequential order;
[Note] • When printing a point，xkeL=xksL, xkeH=xksH。
[Reference] GS “
[Program example] Print sin, cos functions continuous curve, as the chart:
char SendStr[8]；
char SendStr2[16]；
float i；
short y1,y2,y1s,y2s；
// Print the y-axis axis (a line)
SendStr[0] = 0x1D；
SendStr[1] = 0x27；
SendStr[2] = 1； // A line
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