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Provides a summary of control codes with their hexadecimal and decimal values and descriptions.
Compares control codes between 7-bit and 8-bit representations, including CSI sequences.
Explains ANSI control functions assigned to characters 80 hex through 9F hex (C1 codes).
Summarizes ANSI escape sequences for 7-bit representation, referencing a comparison chart for 8-bit conversion.
Details printer handshaking commands like DC1, DC3, ETX, and ACK for serial and parallel interfaces.
Describes printer control commands including SO, SI, ESC, ESC P (DCS), ESC [ (CSI), ESC \ (ST), ESC ] (OSC), and BEL.
Explains commands for selecting print modes and fonts, including bold, underline, doublewide, and proportional.
Details the command for selecting national character sets and provides a table of available character sets.
Explains the ESC command for setting top of form, form length, and top/bottom margins in decipoints.
Describes commands ESC K (PLD) for subscript printing and ESC L (PLU) for superscript printing.
Explains absolute and relative vertical positioning commands and their calculations.
Details commands for setting left and right margins and assigning margin defaults.
Covers commands for horizontal movement, including Horizontal Tab and Carriage Return.
Explains commands for setting and clearing horizontal and vertical tab stops.
Describes how to print individual dots and enter dot graphics mode.
Provides a sample BASIC program demonstrating dot graphics coding.
Lists control codes interpreted in graphics mode, including BEL, HT, LF, VT, FF, CR, IND, RI, ESC P, and ESC \.
Discusses setting form length for programming bar codes, especially for labels.
Details the ANSI control sequence for setting bar code parameters like height, width, and density.
Provides rules for assigning bar code parameters, including range, ratios, and using semicolons.
Lists commands for enabling, canceling, and controlling bar code modes like SHIFT OUT and SHIFT IN.
Explains argument units for bar code element widths, including defaults and rounding.
Details parameters for bar codes, specifically p9 for rotation and its effect on human-readable font.
Defines bar code delimiters and lists valid delimiters for various styles.
Explains the use of the HT control code as a valid delimiter in bar code styles.
Describes the horizontal position-relative command as a valid delimiter for most bar code styles.
Explains how to calculate characters per inch for bar codes, considering quiet zones and start/stop characters.
Provides specific information about various bar code styles, including bars per character and character sets.
Details characteristics for Matrix 2 of 5 bar code style, including bars, character set, and delimiters.
Describes characteristics for Code 3 of 9 bar code style, including character set and delimiters.
Details characteristics for EAN-8 bar code style, including characters per symbol and CPI.
Describes characteristics for EAN-13 bar code style, including characters per symbol and CPI.
Details characteristics for Code 11 bar code style, including character set and CPI.
Explains Codabar styles, including bars per character, character set, and start/stop characters.
Details characteristics for UPC-A bar code style, including characters per symbol and CPI.
Describes UPC-E bar code style, including characters per symbol and check digit generation.
Details characteristics for Code 93 bar code style, including character set and check digit requirements.
Describes Code 128 bar code style, including character set options and automatic compression.
Details characteristics for MSI bar code style, including character set and CPI.
Explains POSTNET bar code attributes and variations (ZIP, ZIP+4, ABC).
Summarizes control functions for oversized, expanded, and barcode modes.
Details commands for activating, canceling, and controlling oversized and expanded printing modes.
Compares oversized and expanded printing modes, including their characteristics and scaling.
Explains how to set horizontal and vertical dimensions of oversized characters using Graphic Size Modification.
Discusses device timeout issues when printing very large characters or bar codes.
Defines a character cell as the rectangular array where dots form a character.
Details the width and height of oversized character cells at 0° rotation.
Explains the width and height of oversized character cells at 270° rotation.
Describes how vertical position-relative moves work when the last object was an oversized character.
Suggests exiting oversized mode and using absolute position commands for line feeds.
Explains how line spacing and intercharacter spacing work for sideways text at 270° rotation.
Lists control codes and escape sequences sorted by their sequence.
Lists control codes and escape sequences sorted by their function.
Explains how character sets are selected via control panel or escape sequences.
Provides a table for the standard character set, showing ASCII values and characters.
Table showing international character substitutions for the normal font.
Table showing international character substitutions for the italic font.
Table displaying the graphics character set with ASCII values and characters.
Table showing the extended standard character set with ASCII values and characters.
Table displaying the extended graphics character set with ASCII values and characters.
Table showing international code assignments for characters and control codes.
Table showing extended international code assignments for characters and control codes.
Provides tables of character widths for proportional printing based on printer type and point size.
Explains how to calculate character width in proportional mode for scalable fonts.
Table showing character widths for a 24 needle printer.
Table showing character widths for a 9 needle printer.
Introduces MTPL sequences, control codes, and printer differentiations.
Covers sequences for form length, margins, justification, and centering.
Details sequences for spacing increment, horizontal spacing, and character spacing.
Explains sequences for vertical spacing, line density, and set line spacing.
Covers sequences for superscript, subscript, emphasized, italic, and underline modes.
Details sequences for horizontal and vertical tab stops, absolute and relative positioning.
Explains sequences for graphic modes, densities, and reassignment.
Covers various miscellaneous commands like load menu and input data control.
Introduces barcode and LCP sequences, control codes, and implementation.
Explains secured and unsecured modes for barcode and LCP printing.
Covers barcode printing fundamentals, including header, types, and width.
Details the barcode header format, including parameters, size, and type definition.
Explains how MTPL sequences can substitute control codes in barcode strings.
Describes how character F switches HRI, print mode, and pass settings.
Lists and describes various commercial barcode types like Code 2/5, Code 39, EAN, UPC, and Code 128.
Explains Human Readable Index (HRI) characters and their display properties.
Details how to define barcode width using ASCII values for narrow bars, spaces, and enlargement factors.
Describes the barcode error sign that prints when wrong characters or barcode types are used.
Provides syntax and data structure for various barcode types like Code 2/5 Matrix, Industrial, and Interleaved.
Details the syntax and data structure for Code 2/5 Matrix barcodes.
Explains the syntax and data structure for Code 2/5 Industrial barcodes.
Describes the syntax and data structure for Code 2/5 Interleaved barcodes.
Details the syntax and data structure for Code 11 barcodes.
Explains the syntax and data structure for Code BCD-Matrix barcodes.
Describes the syntax and data structure for Code 39 barcodes.
Details the syntax and data structure for CODABAR barcodes.
Explains the syntax and data structure for Code EAN 8 barcodes with Human Readable Index.
Describes the syntax and data structure for Code EAN 8 barcodes without Human Readable Index.
Details the syntax and data structure for Code EAN 13 barcodes with Human Readable Index.
Explains the syntax and data structure for Code EAN 13 barcodes without Human Readable Index.
Describes the syntax and data structure for Code MSI / modified Plessey barcodes.
Details the syntax and data structure for Code UPC A barcodes with Human Readable Index.
Explains the syntax and data structure for Code UPC A barcodes without Human Readable Index.
Details the syntax and data structure for Code UPC E barcodes with Human Readable Index.
Describes the syntax and data structure for Code UPC E barcodes without Human Readable Index.
Explains the syntax and data structure for Code Delta distance (IBM) barcodes.
Details the syntax and data structure for Code 128 barcodes, including styles A, B, and C.
Explains the difference between Code 128 and EAN 128, including initial sequence and FNC1.
Describes how UPC and EAN barcodes can be extended with Add-On 2 and Add-On 5 barcodes.
Explains how to calculate check numbers for EAN 8, UPCA, UPCE, and Add-On barcodes.
Details the syntax and data structure for US Postnet barcodes.
Explains how to transfer LCP data, including LCP header, data, and character set selection.
Details the LCP header format, including start character, enlargement factor, and end character.
Explains how LCP data is transferred using SI brackets and the effect of character densities.
Describes how to select LCP symbol sets via Escape sequences, including OCR-A and OCR-B fonts.
Provides various examples of LCP character sizes and secured/unsecured mode printing.
General| Brand | TallyGenicom |
|---|---|
| Model | Matrix Printer |
| Category | Printer |
| Language | English |
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