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Setting ESCP2 and FX Emulation Options, emulation modes, except as noted otherwise.

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Configuring the Printer | 3-15 Note If you change the Orientation, Page Size, or T. Margin settings, the Text setting returns to the default. Most software applications handle the Auto CR function automatically. Setting ESCP2 and FX Emulation Options These emulations allow you to use your printer with applications designed for dot-matrix printer output. The same menu items are available for both emulation modes, except as noted otherwise. ESCP2 and FX menu settings Setting Options Description Font Courier, Prestige, Roman, Sans serif, Roman T, Orator S, Sans H, Script, OCR A, OCR B Selects the font for printing. Pitch 10, 12, 15, Prop. (cpi) Sets the horizontal spacing for the selected font. Condensed Off, On Selects condensed printing. T. Margin 0.40 to 1.50 inch in 0.05 Sets the distance from the top of the inch steps; default is 0.5 page to the baseline of the first line. Text From 1 upwards Sets the page length by the number (maximum of 111 lines); of lines. default is 62 CGTable Default is PcUSA; Selects the graphics or italics character table; availability of character generator tables depends on the font set installed. Country USA, France, Germany, UK, Denmark, Sweden, Italy, Spain1, Japan, Norway, Denmark2, Spain2, LatinAmeric, Korea, Legal Selects an international symbol set. Auto CR On, Off Selects whether the printer automatically performs a carriage-return then line-feed operation when the print position exceeds the right margin. 3-15

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Configuring the Printer
|
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Setting ESCP2 and FX Emulation Options
These emulations allow you to use your printer with applications designed
for dot-matrix printer output. The same menu items are available for both
emulation modes, except as noted otherwise.
ESCP2 and FX menu settings
Setting
Options
Description
Font
Courier
, Prestige,
Roman, Sans serif,
Roman T, Orator S, Sans
H, Script, OCR A, OCR B
Selects the font for printing.
Pitch
10
, 12, 15, Prop. (cpi)
Sets the horizontal spacing for the
selected font.
Condensed
Off
, On
Selects condensed printing.
T. Margin
0.40 to 1.50 inch in 0.05
inch steps; default is
0.5
Sets the distance from the top of the
page to the baseline of the first line.
Text
From 1 upwards
(maximum of 111 lines);
default is
62
Sets the page length by the number
of lines.
CGTable
Default is
PcUSA
;
Selects the graphics or italics
character table; availability of
character generator tables depends
on the font set installed.
Country
USA
, France, Germany,
UK, Denmark, Sweden,
Italy, Spain1, Japan,
Norway, Denmark2,
Spain2, LatinAmeric,
Korea, Legal
Selects an international symbol set.
Auto CR
On
, Off
Selects whether the printer
automatically performs a
carriage-return then line-feed
operation when the print position
exceeds the right margin.
Note
If you change the
Orientation, Page Size
,
or
T. Margin
settings,
the
Text
setting returns
to the default.
Most software
applications handle the
Auto CR function
automatically.