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ESC/P Brother Command Reference
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5. Control Command Details
ESC – Apply/cancel underlining
ASCII: ESC - n
Decimal: 27 45 n
Hexadecimal: 1B 2D n
Parameters
n: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 or 48 (“0”), 49 (“1”), 50 (“2”), 51 (“3”), 52 (“4”)
Description
Applies or cancels underlining.
n=4 or 52 (“4”): Applies underlining with a width of 4 dots.
n=3 or 51 (“3”): Applies underlining with a width of 3 dots.
n=2 or 50 (“2”): Applies underlining with a width of 2 dots.
n=1 or 49 (“1”): Applies underlining with a width of 1 dot.
n=0 or 48 (“0”): Cancels underlining.
This command is valid anywhere in a text line.
The underlining specified with this command is a continuous line.
Spaces between characters and words are also underlined.
Areas with the “specify absolute horizontal position” (ESC $) and “specify relative horizontal position”
(ESC \) commands are not underlined.
4 dots is added to the line feed amount for lines that include underlined characters.
The underline is positioned as follows:
Underline
Underline Position
1 dot wide
Between 2 dots and 3 dots below the characters
2 dots wide
Between 2 dots and 3 dots below the characters
3 dots wide
Between 1 dot and 3 dots below the characters
4 dots wide
Between 1 dot and 4 dots below the characters
ABCDE ABCDE ABCDE
(1
-dot width)
(3-dot width)
Example
Code: ABC ESC - 1 ABC ESC - 0 ABC FF
Print result: ABCABCABC
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
- 6 2 examples of using esc p brother commands p.12
- 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
- Step 2 specify the horizontal position p.13
- Esc cbh 00h p.13
- 7 2 examples of using esc p brother commands p.13
- Step 4 select the font type p.14
- Step 3 specify the vertical position p.14
- 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 5 specify the character size p.15
- 9 2 examples of using esc p brother commands p.15
- Esc cbh 00h p.16
- At your side p.16
- 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
- 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
- Character style selection commands p.26
- Esc r select international character set p.26
- Control command details 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
- Dc4 cancel auto canceling double width characters p.38
- Dc2 cancel compressed 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
- Ff page feed p.53
- Vertical movement commands p.53
- Lf line 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
- 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
- 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
- Esc v specify absolute vertical position p.57
- Moving to a vertical position specified after the second line p.58
- Left alignment center alignment right alignment p.58
- Example p.58
- Esc v specify relative vertical position 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
- 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
- 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
- M 32 m 33 m 38 m 39 p.66
- M 0 m 1 m 2 m 3 m 4 m 6 p.68
- 63 5 control command details p.69
- 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
- M 32 m 33 m 38 m 39 m 40 p.70
- 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
- N1 and n2 indicate the number of dot positions p.71
- 65 5 control command details p.71
- As a result the image is sized depending on the value of m as follows p.72
- 66 5 control command details p.72
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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 ixe2 specify barcode margin setting p.115
- Esc ixe1 retrieve 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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