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Programming 7–27
150B Control Codes
150B/L150B printers recognize certain ASCII characters and character
sequences as “control codes.” These codes, when placed within a program
line, cause the printer to react according to the code. There are specific
codes that can:
• make the data in the associated data line print in a particular manner
• do a line feed
• move to the next tab stop
• perform some other activity where no actual printing is involved
The control codes and associated configuration options that define specific
printer operations are contained in the Configuration chapter. See Table 7–9
if you want to use a programming language (such as BASIC) to control
printer output.
- MVP Series 1
- User's Manual 1
- TRADEMARK ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 4
- Table of Contents 5
- 4 Configuration 6
- 5 Graphics 7
- 8 Interface 8
- Appendices 9
- 1 Introduction 11
- About This Manual 12
- Printer Features 14
- MVP–Series Printers 15
- L150 Printers 16
- 150B/L150B Printers 16
- Optional Features 17
- Character Formation 18
- Line Matrix Printing 19
- Print Rate 20
- Plot Rate 21
- Overview1–12 22
- 2 Installation 23
- Power Requirements 25
- Site Requirements 26
- Installing the Printer 27
- Installation2–6 28
- Add the Paper Guide Panel 28
- Adjust and Tighten 29
- Assembling the Paper Tray 30
- Attaching the Paper Tray 32
- Table Top Mounting 33
- Preliminary Testing 34
- 3 Operation 35
- Mechanical Controls 36
- Power On–Off 37
- Second Function Switches 40
- Loading Ribbon 42
- Removing the Ribbon 44
- Paper Guidelines 45
- Loading Paper 46
- Pedestal 47
- Sprocket Holes 47
- Positioning Knob 48
- Removing Paper 49
- Setting Top–of–Form 50
- Setting Forms Length 51
- Operation3–18 52
- 4 Configuration 53
- Changing Configurations 55
- Verifying Configurations 57
- Configuration Options 58
- Configuration 4–7 59
- Lowercase to Uppercase 65
- Option 25 — Binary Count Slew 66
- Option 27 — Paper Out Delay 68
- Option 28 — Underline 69
- Option 29 — Delete Code 7F 70
- Configuration 4–21 73
- Configuration4–22 74
- Configuration 4–23 75
- Configuration4–24 76
- Configuration4–26 78
- Option 43 — Plotting Exit 80
- Configuration 4–29 81
- Option 45 — Mode 4 82
- Option 47 — SOH and ETX 84
- Configuration 4–37 89
- Option 57 — Input Buffer Size 90
- Option 58 — ESC DC1 Sequence 90
- Option 59 — Version 90
- Raster Plotting 92
- Graphics 5–3 93
- Raster Plot Syntax 94
- Print Modes for Raster Plots 95
- Scaling Graphics 96
- Exiting from Raster Plot 97
- Bit Image Graphics 98
- Graphics 5–9 99
- Plotting a Bit Image Pattern 100
- Bit Image Density 101
- Bit Image Programming Format 102
- Bit Image Sample Program 103
- Other Bit Image Features 104
- P–Series Plot Mode 105
- Plot Data Byte Format 106
- Graphics 5–17 107
- Interpreted for Plotting 107
- Plot Data Line Format 108
- IMPORTANT 109
- Plotting Data 110
- Exiting P–Series Plot Mode 112
- Chapter Contents 113
- Introduction 114
- Programming EVFU Memory 114
- Channel Assignment 115
- End Load Code – 6F (Hex) 116
- EVFU Command Codes 117
- EVFU Programming Example 117
- Figure 6–1. EVFU Load Program 118
- Using EVFU 120
- EVFU/IGP Execute Form Mode 121
- Relative Line Slewing 121
- Clearing EVFU Memory 123
- EVFU6–12 124
- 7 Programming 125
- Control Codes 127
- MVP/L150 Control Codes 128
- 0DH — Carriage Return 130
- 04H — Even Dot Plot 132
- 05H — Odd Dot Plot 132
- Programming 7–9 133
- 08H — Elongated Characters 137
- 5FH — Underline 138
- Dot Density 139
- Programming7–16 140
- ESC [Ps q where: 146
- 20H — Space 150
- 150B Control Codes 151
- ASCII Characters 152
- Programming 7–29 153
- Programming7–30 154
- Programming 7–31 155
- Programming7–32 156
- Programming 7–33 157
- Programming7–34 158
- Programming 7–35 159
- Horizontal Tab 160
- Programming 7–39 163
- Programming7–44 168
- 8 Interfaces 169
- Centronics Interface 171
- Interfaces8–4 172
- Dataproducts Interface 173
- Interfaces8–6 174
- Interfaces 8–7 175
- Output Signals 175
- Interfaces8–10 178
- MVP/L150 178
- 150B/L150B 178
- Interfaces 8–11 179
- Parallel Interface 180
- Option 65 — Busy Line 181
- Interfaces8–14 182
- Interfaces 8–15 183
- ACK/NAK, and ETX/ACK 183
- Interfaces8–18 186
- Interfaces 8–19 187
- ONLINE (NO REGARD FOR BAE) 187
- Interfaces8–20 188
- Interfaces 8–21 189
- Interfaces8–22 190
- Option 81 — Current Loop Out 192
- Switching Interfaces 194
- Interfaces 8–27 195
- Figure 8–5. Controller PCBA 195
- Interfaces8–28 196
- Appendix 197
- ASCII Character Set 198
- Extended Character Set 199
- BS/CR Protocol 201
- Print Width Commands 202
- Print Quality Commands 203
- Selecting Print Modes 204
- Graphic Modes 204
- Forms Control Commands 205
- Special Printer Features 205
- Paper Feed Commands 206
- Formatting Commands 207
- Cleaning Requirements 209
- Before Cleaning 210
- Cleaning the Printer 212
- Foam Insert 213
- Moving the Printer 214
- Reconnecting the Cables 215
- Corrective Maintenance 216
- Self–Tests 217
- Table 9–2. Self–Tests 218
- Configuration Self–Test 219
- Automatic Sequence 220
- Repeating 221
- Paper Motion 223
- Hex Dump Mode 224
- B Printer Diagnostics 226
- Clear Check Condition 227
- Printer Performance 228
- Print Format 230
- Paper and Ribbon Guidelines 232
- Interfaces 235
- PRINTRONIX 243
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