TransAct 280 Software Guide
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[ESC] ?
Reassign graphic mode
ASCII
[ESC] ? <m> <n>
Hexadecimal 1BH 3FH <m> <n>
Decimal
<27> <63> <m> <n>
IPCL
none
Description The [ESC] ? <m> <n> command reassigns graphic mode <m> to
resolution <n>. Possible values for <m> are K, L, Y, or Z. Resolutions,
<n>, are zero to seven as follows:
Where <m> 0
60 dpi
Full speed
8-bit slices
Default for K
1
120 dpi
Half speed
8-bit slices
Default for L
2
120 dpi
Full speed
8-bit slices
Default for Y
3
240 dpi
Full speed
8-bit slices
Default for Z
4
80 dpi
Full speed
8-bit slices
5
72 dpi
Full speed
8-bit slices
6
90 dpi
Full speed
8-bit slices
7
144 dpi
Full speed
8-bit slices
10
104 x 96 dpi 1 horizontal, 1 vertical pass
11
208 x 96 dpi 2 horizontal, 1 vertical pass
12
104 x 192 dpi 1 horizontal, 2 vertical passes
13
208 x 192 dpi 2 horizontal, 2 vertical passes
Note: Modes 11 through 13 are designed to support horizontal graphics
and not intended for APA graphics.
[ESC] U <1> Select unidirectional print
ASCII
[ESC] U <1>
Hexadecimal 1BH 55H 01H
Decimal
<27> <85> <1>
IPCL
&%GU
EPOS
ESC] U <1>
Description The [ESC] U <1> command prints all data in unidirectional print mode to
improve line to line registration for graphical data.
Note: Unidirectional print should be canceled before normal text is printed.
Print time is slowed if it is not canceled.