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[Off] (default)

Prints single-byte characters without reducing their sizes.

[On]

Prints single-byte characters in reduced sizes.

Char. Code Table

If the Chinese font kit is installed, select the type of character code table for single-byte

characters. The options are [Graphics] (default) and [Slant].

Page Length

Sets the length of one page (printable area) to [11 Inches] (default) or [12 Inches].

1 inch Skip

Sets whether or not to leave 1-inch space between pages.

The following options are available:

[Off] (default)

Does not leave 1-inch space between pages.

[On]

Leaves 1-inch space between pages. The printer skips a space between cut sheets as it

skips over the perforation on continuous-form paper.

Note

• This feature is available when [Page Position] is set to [CSF Off].

Feed Position

Sets the position where printing starts by the length from the top edge of paper. The options

are [8.5 mm] (default) and [22 mm]. If setting this value in inches, select [0.3"] (default) or

[0.9"].

CR Functions

Sets how to handle CR command.

The following options are available:

[CR] (default)

Performs a carriage return only.

[CR/LF]

Performs a carriage return and then a line-feed.

0 Style

Sets the character style of "0" (zero).

The following options are available:

[Zero] (default)

Uses "0" without a slash (normal style zero).

[Zero (With Slash)]

Uses "0" with a slash through it.

Specify Extension

Sets whether or not to enable the extension specified by selecting [Enable] or [Disable]

(default). When the extension is enabled, printing can be controlled using text codes.

Note

• An extended command is prefixed with an extender followed by command identification data and

parameter data (if necessary). An extension is the first 2 bytes of an extended command (ESC (1BH in

hexadecimal) followed by a ";" (semicolon or 3 BH in hexadecimal)).

2.2 Setting the ESC/P Mode Menu