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Programming Codes Ithaca ® 610 Programmer’s Guide [ESC] r Begin 270 rotated print with two pass font Not available in page mode ASCII [ESC] r Hexadecimal 1BH 72H 0BH Decimal IPCL &%RX11 EPOS none [ESC] r Begin 270 rotated print with two pass font and line formatting Not available in page mode ASCII [ESC] r Hexadecimal 1BH 72H 0FH Decimal IPCL &%RX15 EPOS [ESC] T [ESC] r End rotated print ASCII [ESC] r Hexadecimal 1BH 72H 00H Decimal IPCL &%R0 EPOS [ESC] { Description The [ESC] r command prints the contents of the rotated print buffer (when in 90 or 270 rotated mode) and returns to normal print orientation. In 180 rotated mode, the printer returns to normal mode. Characters in the print buffer that have not been printed are not printed. Page 108 Rev D 28-05897
Programming Codes Ithaca ® 610 Programmer’s Guide [ESC] s Set rotated print line length ASCII [ESC] s Hexadecimal 1BH 73H Decimal IPCL &%RL EPOS none Not available in page mode Description The [ESC] s command sets the print line length used in autoformat rotated print mode. The maximum number of characters per line is 128. The power on default line length is 80 characters. To determine the number of available print lines, divide 1760 by the number of characters per line and round down to the nearest whole number. There must be a minimum of 80 characters per line, which allows up to 22 lines of print. A value less than 80 does not allow additional print lines. Values of n greater than 80 reduce the number of lines. [ESC] u Set rotated print line spacing Not available in page mode ASCII [ESC] u ... Hexadecimal 1BH 75H ... 00H Decimal ... IPCL none EPOS none Description The [ESC] u ... command adjusts the line spacing for each rotated print line, where n i is the line number and m i is the spacing, in 1/8-inch intervals, between lines. The n i value can be from one to 40, while the value of m i can be from one to 255. For the first print line, the distance is calculated from the left margin. If n i or m i is zero, the command is terminated. Any unspecified spacing is set to 1/8 inch. The values are used as a template for all subsequently rotated print. On power up, spacing is preset to 1/8 inch or eight lines per inch for all lines. The command is only effective during 90° and 270° rotated modes. It remains in effect until a new table is received or until the printer is power cycled. An [ESC] u sets all lines to 1/8 inch. The table can be overridden by [LF] or [ESC] J commands for rotated print data. 28-05897 Rev D Page 109
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Figures Figure 1 Receipt Printing,
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About Your Ithaca ® 610 Printer It
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Extended Control Codes Ithaca ® 61
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chapter 10 Communications 28-05897
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Communications Ithaca ® 610 Progra
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