Compuprint 4247-Z03 Programmer Manual - Manual (Page 132)

Decimal Hex Value Description
24-25 18-19 0000 I-Axis Orientation of 0 Degrees
5A00 I-Axis Orientation of 180 Degrees (See Note 5)
FFFF Printer Default (0 Degrees) (See Note 3)
26-27 1A-1B 2D00 B-Axis Orientation of 90 Degrees
FFFF Printer Default (90 Degrees)
29-29 1C-1D 0000-FFFF Initial I Displacement in Units (See Note 4)
30-31 1E-1F 0000-FFFF Initial B Displacement in Units
32-33 20-21 0000-FFFF Initial Inline Margin in Units
FFFF Printer Default (Use Initialization Value) (See Note 4)
34-35 22-23 0000 Intercharacter Increment
0000-7FFF Printer Default (Use Initialization Value)
36-37 24-25 0000 Reserved
38-39 26-27 0000-7FFF Baseline Increment
FFFF Printer Default (Use Initialization Value)
40 28 00-FE Local Font ID
FF Printer Default (Use Initialization Value)
41-42 29-2A 0000 Printer Default (Black)
0008 Black
FF00 Printer Default (Black)
FF07 Printer Default (Black)
FFFF Printer Default (Black)
Notes:
1. The LPD command accepts logical page values from 0001 to 7FFF for this parameter. However,
attempts to print outside the intersection of the physical medium (as defined by the Set Media Size
command) and the logical page result in an error.
2. If the Ordered Page Flag is on, this indicates to the printer that subsequent data is in order and can
print as it is received. If page data is unordered, printing is deferred (buffered), because the printer
must place the received data in the proper sequence.
3. The high-order 9 bits of the two byte fields 18-19 and 1A-1B are interpreted as a 9-bit binary value that
describes the orientation of the X and Y axes.
4. If bytes 1C-1D and bytes 20-21 are all 0, each line begins at the leftmost print position for 0, 90
orientation and rightmost print position for 180, 90 orientation.
5. The 4247 Printer can print right-to-left by selecting a 180, 90 degree orientation within the Load Page
Descriptor command or within the Set Text Orientation control sequence. The 4247 Printer forces an
inline sequence of 180 degrees for the default font to maintain upright printing when right-to-left
printing is selected.
Figure 12 on page 113 shows how the Logical Page Descriptor command defines the logical page.
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