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Character Selection
<ESC> “R” n
1B 52 n
Selects international character set
Selects an international character set according to the value of n, as
shown below:
0 n 12, “0” n “9”, “A” n “C”
n = 0, “0” : U.S.A. 1, “1” : France 2, “2” : Germany
3, “3” : England 4, “4” : Denmark Ι 5, “5” : Sweden
6, “6” : Italy 7, “7” : Spain Ι 8, “8” : Japan
9, “9” : Norway 10, “A” : Denmark 2 11, “B” : Spain 2
12, “C” : Latin America
Although the international character set can also be selected using a
memory switch, the control code setting is given priority.
<ESC> “/” n
1B 2F n
Selects zero style
Causes subsequent zero characters to be printed with a slash when n
is 1, and without a slash when n is 0.
The valve of n can be set to 0(00H) or “0”(30H), or 1(0H) or
“1”(31H).
The default may differ depending on the memory switch setting.
<ESC> <GS> “t” n
1B 1D 74 n
Selects the character code table
This function selects a character code table (as shown below).
The default settings follow the settings of the memory switch.
The range of n is: 0 n 10
n = (00)H : Normal (01)H : code page 437
(02)H : katakana (03)H : code page 437
(04)H : code page 858 (05)H : code page 852
(06)H : code page 860 (07)H : code page 861
(08)H : code page 863 (09)H : code page 865
(0A)H : code page 866
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