Brother International PJ-883 ESC/ P Brother Command Reference - Page 34

ESC P Apply pica pitch (10 cpi), Full Width, Double Width

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ESC/P Command Reference ESC P Apply pica pitch (10 cpi) ASCII: ESC P Hexadecimal: 1B 50 Parameters None Description  Prints the subsequent text with the pica pitch (10 characters/inch).  The character spacing is 20 dots (30 dots for 300dpi printers).  If the character width is 20(or 30) dots or less, the character spacing is specified as 20(or 30) minus the character width.  If the character width exceeds 20(or 30) dots, the character spacing is specified as the character width. (The spacing between characters is 0 dot.) In this case, the pitch does not exactly equal the pica pitch.  With double-width characters, the character spacing is doubled (40(or 60) dots).  With half-width characters, the character spacing is halved (10(or 15) dots).  When the character spacing is changed with ESC SP, the setting is updated.  This command is invalid when proportional pitch is selected.  In outline fonts, the spacing between characters is 0 dot.  Please refer to Appendix A: Specifications.  Setting Full Width Double Width Half Width (dots) 16 24 32 48 16 24 32 48 16 24 32 48 Gothic 16 24 32 - 32 48 64 - 8 12 16 - Letter Gothic Bold 8 10 14 22 16 20 28 44 4 5 7 11 Brussels - 25 35 56 - 50 70 112 - 13 18 26 Width (dots) Helsinki 16 21 28 44 30 42 56 88 8 11 14 22 San Diego - 24 35 57 - 48 70 114 - 12 18 29 Brougham - 11 16 26 - 22 32 52 - 6 8 13 The above table refers to characters with a fixed pitch. (Applying styles may increase the size.) - 28 - 5. Control Command Details

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ESC/P Command Reference
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5. Control Command Details
ESC P
Apply pica pitch (10 cpi)
ASCII:
ESC
P
Hexadecimal: 1B
50
Parameters
None
Description
Prints the subsequent text with the pica pitch (10 characters/inch).
The character spacing is 20 dots (30 dots for 300dpi printers).
If the character width is 20(or 30) dots or less, the character spacing is specified as 20(or 30) minus the
character width.
If the character width exceeds 20(or 30) dots, the character spacing is specified as the character width.
(The spacing between characters is 0 dot.)
In this case, the pitch does not exactly equal the pica pitch.
With double-width characters, the character spacing is doubled (40(or 60) dots).
With half-width characters, the character spacing is halved (10(or 15) dots).
When the character spacing is changed with ESC SP, the setting is updated.
This command is invalid when proportional pitch is selected.
In outline fonts, the spacing between characters is 0 dot.
Please refer to
Appendix A: Specifications
.
Setting
(dots)
Full Width
Double Width
Half Width
16
24
32
48
16
24
32
48
16
24
32
48
Width (dots)
Gothic
16
24
32
-
32
48
64
-
8
12
16
-
Letter
Gothic
Bold
8
10
14
22
16
20
28
44
4
5
7
11
Brussels
-
25
35
56
-
50
70
112
-
13
18
26
Helsinki
16
21
28
44
30
42
56
88
8
11
14
22
San Diego
-
24
35
57
-
48
70
114
-
12
18
29
Brougham
-
11
16
26
-
22
32
52
-
6
8
13
The above table refers to characters with a fixed pitch. (Applying styles may increase the size.)