Epson LQ-510X User Manual - Page 222

ESC N, Set Skip Over Perforation, Cancel, Command Summary, Comments

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Commands Arranged by Topic ESC N Format: ASCII code: Decimal: Hexadecimal: Set Skip Over Perforation ESC N n 27 78 n 1B 4E n Comments: The variable n is the number of lines skipped between the last line printed on one page and the first line to print on the next page. For example, with the standard setting for line spacing (1/6-inch), and page length (66 lines), ESC N 6 prints 60 lines and then skips 6. This setting is cancelled by ESC O, ESC C, or ESC C 0. The value of n must be from 1 to 127. Overrides the DIP switch setting for 1-inch skip over perforation. ESC O Cancel Skip Over Perforation Format: ASCII code: ESC O Decimal: 27 79 Hexadecimal: 1B 4F Comments: Cancels the skip over perforation set by ESC N. Overrides the DIP switch setting for 1-inch skip over perforation. LF Format: ASCII code: LF Decimal: 10 Hexadecimal: 0A Line Feed Comments: When this command is received, the data in the print buffer is printed and the paper advances one line in the current line spacing. 9-14 Command Summary

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Commands Arranged by Topic
ESC N
Set Skip Over Perforation
Format:
ASCII code:
ESC
N
n
Decimal:
27
78
n
Hexadecimal:
1B
4E
n
Comments:
The variable
n
is the number of lines skipped between the last line
printed on one page and the first line to print on the next page.
For example, with the standard setting for line spacing (1/6-inch),
and page length (66 lines), ESC N 6 prints 60 lines and then skips
6. This setting is cancelled by ESC O, ESC C, or ESC C 0. The value
of n must be from 1 to 127.
Overrides the DIP switch setting for 1-inch skip over perforation.
ESC O
Cancel
Skip Over Perforation
Format:
ASCII code: ESC O
Decimal:
27
79
Hexadecimal:
1B
4F
Comments:
Cancels the skip over perforation set by ESC N.
Overrides the DIP switch setting for 1-inch skip over perforation.
LF
Line
Feed
Format:
ASCII code:
LF
Decimal:
10
Hexadecimal: 0A
Comments:
When this command is received, the data in the print buffer is
printed and the paper advances one line in
the
current line
spacing.
9-14
Command Summary