Xerox 4213 MICR MRP Merkblatt
LJ SERIES 2D EMULATION
Syntax
E
&s#C
Hex
1B 26 73 # 43
Dec
27 38 115 # 67
where #
= 0 enables End-of-Line Wrap
#
= 1 disables End-of-Line Wrap.
Push/Pop Cursor Position
Purpose
The Push/Pop Cursor Position command enables the current
cursor position to be stored and recalled at a later time. Up to
twenty cursor positions may be stored in a last-in first-out (LIFO)
stack, where the item most recently pushed onto the stack is the
first to come off the stack.
cursor position to be stored and recalled at a later time. Up to
twenty cursor positions may be stored in a last-in first-out (LIFO)
stack, where the item most recently pushed onto the stack is the
first to come off the stack.
Syntax
E
& f # S
Hex
1B 26 66 # 53
Dec
27 38 102 # 8
where #
= 0—Push (store cursor position)
#
= 1—Pop (recall cursor position).
The # value of zero pushes the cursor position onto the stack
and a value of one pops it off the stack and restores the cursor
to the previous position.
and a value of one pops it off the stack and restores the cursor
to the previous position.
Control codes for cursor positioning
The following control code are used to move the cursor.
Carriage Return (CR)
CR (hexadecimal 0D, decimal 13) moves the cursor to the left
margin on the current line.
margin on the current line.
Space (SP)
SP (hexadecimal 20, decimal 32) moves the cursor one column
to the right of the current position. If space is defined as a
printable character, the character is printed.
to the right of the current position. If space is defined as a
printable character, the character is printed.
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XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER PROGRAMMER REFERENCE