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Superscript/Subscript Commands IBM/E/ML, Character Size & Spacing Commands, Function

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Parameters Lp and Hp Parameters Lp and Hp are used to set the point size according to the following equation: Np= [Lp + (Hp x 255] x 0.5 Lp and Hp can have any value from 0 to 255 decimal. See "Table 17: Epson ESC X Command - Point Sizes for Np Values," above. Superscript/Subscript Commands (IBM/E/ML) ߜ ML320 E/I, ML321 E/I ߜ ML320 Std., ML321 Std. ߜ ML320 Turbo, ML321 Turbo ߜ ML390 Turbo, ML391 Turbo ߜ ML520, ML521 ߜ ML590, ML591 Function Start Superscript Printing Stop Superscript Printing Start Subscript Printing Stop Subscript Printing IBM ASCII: ESC S 0 Dec: 27 83 0 Hex: 1B 53 00 ASCII: ESC T Dec: 27 84 Hex: 1B 54 ASCII: ESC S 1 Dec: 27 83 1 Hex: 1B 53 01 ASCII: ESC T Dec: 27 84 Hex: 1B 54 Epson ASCII: ESC S 0 Dec: 27 83 0 Hex: 1B 53 00 ASCII: ESC T Dec: 27 84 Hex: 1B 54 ASCII: ESC S 1 Dec: 27 83 1 Hex: 1B 53 01 ASCII: ESC T Dec: 27 84 Hex: 1B 54 ML ASCII: ESC J Dec: 27 74 Hex: 1B 4A ASCII: ESC K Dec: 27 75 Hex: 1B 4B ASCII: ESC L Dec: 27 76 Hex: 1B 4C ASCII: ESC M Dec: 27 77 Hex: 1B 4D Superscript characters are printed above the normal print line, and are used for exponents and special typographic effects (x2). Subscripts are handy for chemical formulas (H2O). Superscripts and subscripts will print as full-width characters. They cannot be used with double-height printing. 20 Chapter 3: Character Size & Spacing Commands

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Chapter 3: Character Size & Spacing Commands
20
Parameters L
p
and H
p
Parameters L
p
and H
p
are used to set the point size according to the following equation:
N
p
= [L
p
+ (H
p
x 255] x 0.5
L
p
and H
p
can have any value from 0 to 255 decimal.
See "Table 17: Epson ESC X Command — Point Sizes for N
p
Values," above.
Superscript/Subscript Commands (IBM/E/ML)
±
ML320 E/I, ML321 E/I
±
ML320 Turbo, ML321 Turbo
±
ML520, ML521
±
ML320 Std., ML321 Std.
±
ML390 Turbo, ML391 Turbo
±
ML590, ML591
Function
IBM
Epson
ML
Start Superscript Printing
ASCII: ESC S 0
Dec: 27 83 0
Hex: 1B 53 00
ASCII: ESC S 0
Dec: 27 83 0
Hex: 1B 53 00
ASCII: ESC J
Dec: 27 74
Hex: 1B 4A
Stop Superscript Printing
ASCII: ESC T
Dec: 27 84
Hex: 1B 54
ASCII: ESC T
Dec: 27 84
Hex: 1B 54
ASCII: ESC K
Dec: 27 75
Hex: 1B 4B
Start Subscript Printing
ASCII: ESC S 1
Dec: 27 83 1
Hex: 1B 53 01
ASCII: ESC S 1
Dec: 27 83 1
Hex: 1B 53 01
ASCII: ESC L
Dec: 27 76
Hex: 1B 4C
Stop Subscript Printing
ASCII: ESC T
Dec: 27 84
Hex: 1B 54
ASCII: ESC T
Dec: 27 84
Hex: 1B 54
ASCII: ESC M
Dec: 27 77
Hex: 1B 4D
Superscript characters are printed above the normal print line, and are used for exponents and
special typographic effects (x
2
). Subscripts are handy for chemical formulas (H
2
O).
Superscripts and subscripts will print as full-width characters. They cannot be used with
double-height printing.