Presentation Text Command Set
Set Coded Font Local (SCFL)
This control selects a previously-assigned font, pitch, and code page. The Load
Font Equivalence command assigns a font local identifier (LID) to a specified
font, pitch, and character set. The SCFL control then specifies the LID to use for
printing. A Print Quality Control subcommand specifying a print quality that is
compatible with the LID (defined by a previous Load Font Equivalence command)
must precede the SCFL control to provide the desired font and quality selections.
Valid values for this parameter are 01 to X
'FF'. A value of X'FF' specifies the
LPD value.
Table 62. Set Coded Font Local
Byte Value Description Error Code
0-1 X'2BD3' Text Control Escape Sequence
2 X'03' Length X'021E..01'
3
X'F0'
X'F1'
Set Coded Font Local
Unchained
Chained
4 X'01' -X'FE'
X'FF'
Font Local ID
Use LPD value or, if no LPD
received, use printer default
X'0218..02'
X'023F..02'
Set Inline Margin (SIM)
This control specifies the position of the inline margin in the (I) direction, when
the printer performs a Begin Line command. Receipt of this control does not
change the current print position. A value of X
'FFFF' causes the printer to use
the value in the LPD command.
Note: Values as large as X
'7FFF' are valid but might be off the page.
Table 63. Set Inline Margin
Byte Value Description Error Code
0-1 X'2BD3' Text Control Escape Sequence
2 X'04' Length X'021E..01'
3
X'C0'
X'C1'
Set Inline Margin
Unchained
Chained
4-5 X'0000' -X'7FFF'
X'FFFF'
Displacement (Ia)
See “Notation Conventions” on page 27
Use LPD value or, if no LPD
received, use printer default
X'0210..01'
Set Intercharacter Adjustment (SIA)
This control specifies additional inline adjustment between graphic characters.
All values between 0 and X
'7FFF' are valid. A value of X'FFFF' causes the
printer to use the value in the LPD command.
Table 64 (Page 1 of 2). Set Intercharacter Adjustment
Byte Value Description Error Code
0-1 X'2BD3' Text Control Escape Sequence
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