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[Name]
Define user-defined characters
[Format]
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ASCII
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ESC
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&
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y
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c1
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c2 [ x1 d1 ... d ( y x x1) ] ... [ xkd1 ... d ( y x xk) ]
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Hex
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1B
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26
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y
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c1
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c2 [ x1 d1 ... d ( y x x1) ] ... [ xkd1 ... d ( y x xk) ]
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Decimal
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27
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38
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y
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c1
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c2 [ x1 d1 ... d ( y x x1) ] ... [ xkd1 ... d ( y x xk) ]
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[Range]
y, x : It depends on model
32 ≤ c1 ≤ c2 ≤ 126
d = 0 - 255
k = c2 - c1 + 1
[Description]
Define the user-defined character pattern in the specified character code of the currently
selected character font.
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y specifies the number of bytes in the vertical direction.
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c1 specifies the start character code and c2 specifies the end character code.
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x specifies the number of data in the horizontal direction.
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If x is less than the horizontal dot number of the internal character, the remaining dots on the right side are blank (not displayed).
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Specify definition data for d.
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k is the number of "User-defined character" to define. k is a parameter for explanation and transmission is not necessary.
[Note]
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The defined "User-defined character" is valid until redefining, executing ESC @, and turning off the power.
Quick Access
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- [Description]
- [Notes]
ESC/POS® includes patented or patent pending commands. The contents must not be disclosed
to third parties.
- Introduction
- Command List
- Commands Arranged by Function
- Character Displaying Commands
- Display Position Commands
- Window Commands
- Bit Image Commands
- 2D Code
- Macro Function Commands
- Kanji Commands
- Miscellaneous Commands
- Customize Commands
- Appendixes
