Nine-Pin Usage - Epson FX Series User Manual

(Use CHR$(94) if you can't generate the caret symbol (^) from your
system.) The d determines the density of the graphics: d set to 0
produces Single-Density; d set to
In this format, n
print pattern requires two bytes (instead of one). This means that
when you want to print 60 columns of graphics, you must send 120
data bytes.
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Nine-pin usage

11-5.
and n represent the usual width settings, but each
1 2
First byte
Second byte
produces Double-Density.
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