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ESC/P Brother Command Reference
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5. Control Command Details
ESC P Apply pica pitch (10 cpi)
ASCII: ESC P
Decimal: 27 80
Hexadecimal: 1B 50
Parameters
None
Description
Prints the subsequent text with the pica pitch (10 characters/inch).
The character spacing is 20 dots (30 dots for 300dpi printers).
If the character width is 20(or 30) dots or less, the character spacing is specified as 20(or 30) minus the
character width.
If the character width exceeds 20(or 30) dots, the character spacing is specified as the character width.
(The spacing between characters is 0 dot.)
In this case, the pitch does not exactly equal the pica pitch.
With double-width characters, the character spacing is doubled (40(or 60) dots).
With half-width characters, the character spacing is halved (10(or 15) dots).
When the character spacing is changed with ESC SP, the setting is updated.
This command is invalid when proportional pitch is selected.
In outline fonts, the spacing between characters is 0 dot.
Setting (dots)
Full Width
Double Width
Half Width
24
32
48
24
32
48
24
32
48
Width (dots)
Letter Gothic
Bold
11 16 26 22 32 52 6 8 13
Brussels 25 35 56 50 70 112 13 18 28
Helsinki 21 28 44 42 56 88 11 14 22
The above table refers to characters with a fixed pitch. (Applying styles may increase the size.)
Example
For a 15-dot font at full width:
Ａ
Ｂ
5 dots
15 dots
Ａ
Ｂ
30 dots
10 dots
Full width
Double width
Содержание
- Version 1 0 p.1
- Software developer s manual p.1
- Pj 722 723 762 763 763mfi 773 p.1
- Esc p brother command referencepj 722 723 762 763 763mfi 773 p.1
- Esc p brother command reference p.1
- No warranty p.3
- Important please read carefully p.3
- Condition of use p.3
- Contents p.4
- Ii introduction p.5
- Introduction p.7
- What is esc p p.8
- Using esc p brother commands p.9
- Examples of using esc p brother commands p.11
- Esc i a 04h p.11
- This is the document that will be made p.12
- Step 1 select the landscape orientation p.12
- In order to make this document the following six steps are required p.12
- Esc i l 01h p.12
- 6 2 examples of using esc p brother commands p.12
- Step 2 specify the horizontal position p.13
- Esc cbh 00h p.13
- 7 2 examples of using esc p brother commands p.13
- Esc v 02h 00h cbh 00h p.14
- Esc k 0bh p.14
- 8 2 examples of using esc p brother commands p.14
- Step 4 select the font type p.14
- Step 3 specify the vertical position p.14
- Step 5 specify the character size p.15
- 9 2 examples of using esc p brother commands p.15
- Esc x 00h 64h 00h p.16
- Esc v 02h 00h cbh 00h p.16
- Esc k 0bh p.16
- Esc i l 01h p.16
- Esc i a 04h p.16
- Esc cbh 00h p.16
- At your side p.16
- Print area p.17
- Esc p command limitations p.17
- Characters p.18
- Character sizes p.18
- Character pitches p.19
- Print position p.20
- Characters p.20
- Bitmaps barcodes and downloaded images p.20
- Line feed amount p.21
- Control code list p.22
- Esc r select international character set p.26
- Control command details p.26
- Character style selection commands p.26
- Esc q select character style p.27
- Esc t select character code set p.28
- Esc k select font p.28
- Text printing commands p.29
- Esc 5 cancel italic style p.29
- Esc 4 apply italic style p.29
- Esc f cancel bold style p.30
- Esc e apply bold style p.30
- Esc h cancel double strike printing p.31
- Esc g apply double strike printing p.31
- Ａ ｂ p.32
- Esc p apply pica pitch 10 cpi p.32
- Ａ ｂ p.33
- Esc m apply elite pitch 12 cpi p.33
- Ａ ｂ p.34
- Esc g apply micron pitch 15 cpi p.34
- Esc w specify double width characters p.35
- Esc p specify proportional characters p.35
- So specify auto canceling stretched characters p.36
- Esc so specify auto canceling stretched characters p.36
- Abcdefghijk p.36
- Si specify compressed characters p.37
- Esc si specify compressed characters p.37
- Dc2 cancel compressed characters p.38
- Dc4 cancel auto canceling double width characters p.38
- Esc apply cancel underlining p.39
- Abcde abcde abcde p.39
- 1 dot width 3 dot width p.39
- Esc global formatting p.40
- Esc sp specify character spacing p.41
- Esc x specify character size p.42
- Line feed commands p.43
- Esc 2 specify line feed of 1 6 inch p.43
- Esc 0 specify line feed of 1 8 inch p.43
- Esc a specify line feed of n 60 inch p.44
- Esc 3 specify minimum line feed p.44
- Horizontal movement commands p.45
- Esc l specify left margin p.45
- Esc q specify right margin p.47
- Cr carriage return p.48
- Esc d specify horizontal tab position p.49
- Ht perform horizontal tab p.50
- Esc specify relative horizontal position p.51
- Esc specify absolute horizontal position p.51
- Esc a specify alignment p.52
- Vertical movement commands p.53
- Lf line feed p.53
- Ff page feed p.53
- Right alignment p.54
- Left alignment p.54
- Example performing a forward paper feed after the second line p.54
- Esc j forward paper feed p.54
- Center alignment p.54
- Esc b specify vertical tab position p.55
- Ascii vt p.56
- 50 5 control command details p.56
- When all vertical tab positions have been canceled by an initialization or with esc b nul performing vt p.56
- Vt perform vertical tab p.56
- The next horizontal print position becomes the beginning of the line p.56
- Specified below the current position vt is performed as if it is moves to the tof position of the next p.56
- Parameters p.56
- Moves the print position to the nearest vertical tab position down from the input position p.56
- Is equal to performing cr p.56
- If the next vertical tab position extends beyond the bottom margin or if there is no vertical tab position p.56
- Hexadecimal 0b p.56
- Example vertical tabs are specified at lines 6 11 and 15 and p.56
- Description p.56
- Decimal 11 p.56
- Data is entered while vt are performed p.56
- Auto canceling double width characters specified with so or esc so are canceled p.56
- Esc v specify absolute vertical position p.57
- Esc v specify relative vertical position p.58
- Moving to a vertical position specified after the second line p.58
- Left alignment center alignment right alignment p.58
- Example p.58
- Paper formatting commands p.59
- Esc c specify page format p.59
- Esc c specify page length p.60
- Printer control commands p.62
- Esc initialize p.62
- Graphics commands p.63
- Esc select bit image for 203dpi printers p.63
- Ｍ 0 ｍ 1 ｍ 2 ｍ 3 ｍ 4 ｍ 6 p.64
- N1 the remainder from dividing the number of dot positions by 256 p.65
- N1 n2 256 3 bytes p.65
- N1 and n2 indicate the number of dot positions p.65
- First the data is lined up in three rows as follows p.65
- 59 5 control command details p.65
- When m 32 33 38 39 p.65
- Relationship between the image data and the dots p.65
- N2 the quotient from dividing the number of dot positions by 256 p.65
- M 32 m 33 m 38 m 39 p.66
- M 0 m 1 m 2 m 3 m 4 m 6 p.68
- When m 32 33 38 39 40 p.69
- Relationship between the image data and the dots p.69
- N2 the quotient from dividing the number of dot positions by 256 p.69
- N1 the remainder from dividing the number of dot positions by 256 p.69
- N1 n2 256 3 bytes p.69
- N1 and n2 indicate the number of dot positions p.69
- First the data is lined up in three rows as follows p.69
- 63 5 control command details p.69
- M 32 m 33 m 38 m 39 m 40 p.70
- N1 and n2 indicate the number of dot positions p.71
- 65 5 control command details p.71
- When m 71 72 73 p.71
- Relationship between the image data and the dots p.71
- N2 the quotient from dividing the number of dot positions by 256 p.71
- N1 the remainder from dividing the number of dot positions by 256 p.71
- One dot of the image data is enlarged as follows according to the value of m p.72
- M 73 48 dots vertically n1 n2 256 1 dot horizontally p.72
- M 72 48 dots vertically n1 n2 256 1 dot horizontally p.72
- M 71 m 72 m 73 p.72
- M 71 48 dots vertically n1 n2 256 2 dots horizontally p.72
- First the data is lined up in six rows as follows p.72
- As a result the image is sized depending on the value of m as follows p.72
- 66 5 control command details p.72
- Esc l 8 bit double density bit image p.73
- Esc k 8 bit single density bit image p.73
- Esc z 8 bit quadruple density bit image p.74
- Esc y 8 bit double speed double density bit image p.74
- Esc i b barcode p.75
- Advanced commands p.75
- Esc i q 2d barcode qr code p.79
- Esc i p specify qr code version p.82
- Esc i v 2d barcode pdf417 p.83
- Esc i d 2d barcode datamatrix p.86
- Esc i m 2d barcode maxicode p.89
- Service class default value service class default value country code postal code p.90
- Esc i j 2d barcode aztec p.91
- Esc i g specify font setting p.93
- Esc i f print downloaded data p.94
- If the result of pasting in the downloaded image extends beyond the bottom margin position the image is p.96
- Fit it is pasted in after an automatic page feed p.96
- Example image smaller than the distance between the top and bottom margins p.96
- Example image larger than the distance between top and bottom margins p.96
- 90 5 control command details p.96
- Top and bottom margins the entire image is ignored p.96
- The text is entered 2 the downloaded image p.96
- The text is entered p.96
- The entire image is p.96
- The downloaded image p.96
- Since the image does not p.96
- Pasted in after a page feed however if the downloaded image is larger than the entire area between the p.96
- Is entered p.96
- Ignored p.96
- Esc i a switch command mode p.98
- Esc i s status information request p.99
- Esc i l specify landscape orientation p.101
- Esc ixq2 select default character style p.102
- Advanced static commands p.102
- Esc ixq1 retrieve default character style p.103
- Esc ixk2 select default font p.104
- Esc ixk1 retrieve default font p.105
- Esc ixx2 specify default character size p.106
- Esc ixx1 retrieve default character size p.107
- Esc ix32 specify default line feed p.107
- Esc ixa2 select default alignment p.108
- Esc ix31 retrieve default line feed p.108
- Esc ixa1 retrieve default alignment p.109
- Esc ix 2 specify default page length p.110
- Esc ix 1 retrieve default page length p.110
- Esc ixl2 select default landscape orientation p.111
- Esc ixl1 retrieve default landscape orientation p.111
- Esc ixj2 select default international character set p.112
- Esc ixj1 retrieve default international character set p.113
- Esc ixm2 select default character code set p.114
- Esc ixm1 retrieve default character code set p.114
- Esc ixe1 retrieve barcode margin setting p.115
- Esc ixe2 specify barcode margin setting p.115
- Character code tables p.116
- Appendix a character code tables p.116
- International character set table p.120
- Appendix b introducing the brother developer center p.121
- Brother us eng p.122
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