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International character set
See Appendix C, “Character set” for details.
Code page
A code page is the set of symbols and characters that your printer can
print. Your printer converts ASCII hexadecimal data according to a code
page to print symbols and characters. By supporting different code
pages, the printer can print in a variety of different languages. The
following table shows detailed information about code pages.
Code Page Name Country Remarks
#437 U.S.A United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy,
Austria, Switzerland, United States, Spain
#737 Greek Greece Almost 80%
#772 Lithuanian Lithuania New standard
#774 Lithuanian Lithuania
#850 Multi-lingual United Kingdom, France, germany, Italy, Preferred by Microsoft
Austria, Switzerland, United States, Spain
#851 Greek Greece
#852 Latin-2 Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Preferred by Microsoft
Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovak
Republic, Slovenia
#858 Multi-lingual with Euro
#860 Portuguese Portugal
#861 Icelandic Iceland
#863 Canada French Canada
#865 Nordic Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden Preferred by Microsoft
#866 Russian Russia Preferred by Microsoft
#869 Greek Greece
#928 Greek Greece for UNIX
#1001 Arabic Egypt, Saudi Arabia Mainly in Arabic speaking
countries
#2001 Lithuanian-KBL Lithuania Commonly used for DOS
#3001 Estonian-1 Estonia
#3002 Estonian-2 Estonia Most often used
#3011 Latvian-1 Latvia
#3012 Latvian-2 Latvia Government standard
#3021 Bulgarian Bulgaria
#3031 Hebrew Israel
#3041 Maltese Malta
#3840 IBM-Russian Russia, Bulgaria
#3841 Gost Russia Gost: government standard
#3843 Polish Poland Also called “Mazovia”
#3844 CS2 Czech Republic Also called “Kamenicky”
#3845 Hungarian Hungary
#3846 Turkish Turkey
#3847 Brazil-ABNT
#3848 Brazil-ABICOMP