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|1B 26 00 .. ||27 38 0 .. ||ESC & NUL .. ||Charset
|Define user defined chars (params: first,last char (0..31 each), followed by "attr,d1..d11" per char, attr.bit7=descender flag (0=descend, 1=no descend, usuable only with 8bit printer port), attr.bit6-4=starting pos(0..7, attr.bit3-0=finishing pos i+4..11), d1..d11 are 8-pin columns) (must be enabled via DIP-switch!)
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|1B 2A 00 n1 n2 .. ||27 42 0 n1 n2 .. ||ESC * NUL n1 n2.. ||Graphics
11 Spain II,
12 Latin America.
DMP2000 might only /3160 do support values 0..7 (no info). DMP3160 supports 0..8 , including Japan (according to manualuser manuals).The default setting is DIP-switch selectable.
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|1B 53 30 ||27 83 48 ||ESC S 0 ||Text Style
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* Codes 80hCharacter codes 00h-FFh..9Fh and FFh act as mirror of control codes .** Codes 00h..1Fh and 7Fhcontain control codes, but at least some of them can be also used as print-able characters; at least when enabled via ESC "I1" (according DMP2000 manual chap6/page7 example: chr(6) is a print-able (user defined) character. others like chr(27) are obviously not printable)** Codes 20h..7Eh are ASCII characters (some changed in "international" modes)** Codes 80h..9Fh and FFh act as mirror of control codes 00h..1Fh and 7Fh (this mirroring can be disabled via ESC "6")** Codes A0h..FEh are italic versions of 20h..7Eh* Some one-digit parameters (like on/off flags) may be recognized both is binary chr(0xh) as well as ASCII chr(3xh).
* The DMP2000 (and up) supports '''all Epson FX80 control codes''', plus some additional ones:
** ESC SO and ESC SI (mirrors of SO and SI) (for some reason, these mirrors are often supported by Epson-clones like Star LC10, though they are rarely found in official Epson specs)
** ESC "x" n (select NLQ/Draft mode) (the original Epson FX80 didn't support NLQ, however, the ESC x command is found in other Epson models like LX80 and FX86e)
** ESC "m" n (select IBM charset) (this seems the be an Amstrad invention, supported '''only''' by DMP3000/3160, '''not''' supported by DMP2000/2160, '''nor''' by real Epson printers, '''nor''' by Epson-clones like Star LC10).
* Some one-digit parameters (like on/off flags) may be recognized both is binary chr(0xh) as well as ASCII chr(3xh).
== International Characters ==