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Specifications and Requirements Ithaca ® 610 Programmer’s Guide . 01 ...00..... 02 ..0000.... 03 ..0000.... 04 .00..00... 05 .00..00... 06 .00..00... 07 .00..00... 08 .00..00... 09 00....00.. 10 00....00.. 11 00....00.. 12 00....00.. 13 00....00.. 14 00000000.. 15 00000000.. 16 00....00.. 17 00....00.. 18 00....00.. 19 00....00.. 20 00....00.. 21 00....00.. 22 00....00.. 23 .......... 24 .......... Medium 13 x 24 Font The 13 x 24 medium font is defined in a 13 x 24 cell. The characters are typically 22 dots high and 11 dots wide; however to provide readable international characters, some characters are wider. In most cases this font can be printed at 16.9 CPI without having the characters touch. This font is recommended for printing from 14 to 16 CPI. 01 ....000...... 02 ....000...... 03 ....000...... 04 ...00.00..... 05 ...00.00..... 06 ...00.00..... 07 ...00.00..... 08 ..00...00.... 09 ..00...00.... 10 ..00...00.... 11 ..00...00.... 12 .00.....00... 13 .00.....00... 14 .00.....00... 15 .000000000... 16 .000000000... 17 00.......00.. 18 00.......00.. 19 00.......00.. 20 00.......00.. 21 00.......00.. 22 00.......00.. 23 ............. 24 ............. Page 16 Rev D 28-05897
Specifications and Requirements Ithaca ® 610 Programmer’s Guide Large 15x 24 Font The 15 x 24 medium font is defined in a 15 x 24 cell. The characters are typically 22 dots high and 14 dots wide; however to provide readable international characters, some characters are wider. In most cases this font can be printed at 13.5 CPI without having the characters touch. This font is recommended for printing from 10 to 14 CPI. This font is only available in the Ithaca emulation, and provides a bigger and darker character for better readability. 01 .....0000...... 02 ....000000..... 03 ....000000..... 04 ...000..000.... 05 ...000..000.... 06 ...000..000.... 07 ...000..000.... 08 ..000....000... 09 ..000....000... 10 ..000....000... 11 ..000....000... 12 .000......000.. 13 .000......000.. 14 .000......000.. 15 .000000000000.. 16 .000000000000.. 17 000........000. 18 000........000. 19 000........000. 20 000........000. 21 000........000. 22 000........000. 23 ............... 24 ............... Rotated Print To provide printing flexibility, rotated print is available. Rotated print mode will rotate the print in any of three 90 orientations. The individual characters can be rotated, or a printer buffered mode is available. In printer buffered 90° and 270° rotated mode, the print data is first buffered by the printer, processed (rotated), and then printed. 28-05897 Rev D Page 17
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Unicode Ithaca ® 610 Programmer’
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Extended Control Codes Ithaca ® 61
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Communications Ithaca ® 610 Progra
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Index Ithaca ® 610 Programmer’s
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