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**************************************************************** * * IBM PROPRINTER Drive Configuration Table v1.2 02-12-86 * By Randy Holcomb and Todd Meitzner * * This file contains tables defining the code sequences * to be sent to the printer to perform various functions * and to access the characters from codes in the Atari * character set. * * v1.2 - pass thru codes for access to IBM printer graphics. * * v1.1 - fix up some quirks in NLQ setup so the printer * switches modes properly. * * v1.0 - initial release. * * NOTE - The Proprinter does not support an italic mode. However, * if you roll your own italic set and download it * you can use the ESC I 4 and ESC I 6 sequences for * italic on (draft) and italic on (NLQ), respectively. * Be sure to use a similar sequence for italic off in both * modes by looking at how bolding is done. **************************************************************** * * Name of printer * =============== * IBM Proprinter * * Miscellaneous configurable variables * ==================================== * * 1: printer type, 0=dot matrix, 1=daisy wheel * Note if printer type is 0 the following 4 variables are never used. * 2: unit width of one character * 3: unit height of one line * 4: Approximate middle of carriage after formfeed * 5: Carriage shift for bold overstrike * 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 * * Printer characteristics * ======================= * * This table specifies the printer command sequences. * If the top bit of a code is set, then this indicates the position * of a parameter passed to the printer. The code whose top bit is set * in this table is added to the parameter passed before being sent to the * printer. It is not used in all command sequences, only in those where * the printer requires a variable value such as the length of a vertical * tab. * * 0 * Character width 1, D, A * Linefeed WITH return * 2 * Forward print * 3 * Reverse print * 4, 1B, 42, 80, 0, B * Vertical tab to line * 5, 1B, 44, 80, 0, 9 * Absolute horizontal tab 6, 1B, 45 * Draft bold on 7, 1B, 46, 1B, 49, 0 * Draft bold off 8, 1B, 45 * NLQ bold on 9, 1B, 46, 1B, 49 2 * NLQ bold off *A, 1B, 34 * Draft italic on *B, 1B, 35 * Draft italic off *C, 1B, 78, 0, 1B, 34, 1B, 47 * NLQ italic on * D, 1B, 48, 1B, 35, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ italic off * E * Draft light on * F * Draft light off * 10, 1B, 78, 0 * NLQ light on * 11, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ light off 12, 1B, 53, 0 * Draft superscript on 13, 1B, 54, 1B, 49, 0 * Draft superscript off 14, 1B, 53, 0 * NLQ superscript on 15, 1B, 54, 1B, 49, 2 * NLQ superscript off 16, 1B, 53, 1 * Draft subscript on 17, 1B, 54, 1B, 49, 0 * Draft subscript off 18, 1B, 53, 0 * NLQ subscript on 19, 1B, 54, 1B, 49, 2 * NLQ subscript off 1A, 1B, 2D, 1 * Draft underline on 1B, 1B, 2D, 0, 1B, 49, 0 * Draft underline off 1C, 1B, 2D, 1, * NLQ underline on 1D, 1B, 2D, 0, 1B, 49, 2 * NLQ underline off 1E, C * Formfeed 1F, 12 * Horizontal initialisation * 20 * Vertical initialisation 21, 1B, 40 * Termination: printer reset 0 * NULL termination byte * * Translation Table * ================= * * This table provides translation from single Atari input bytes into * multiple IBM printer codes, and is useful for printing extraneous * characters such as accented characters etc. All characters are * subjected to translation, but if there is no entry in the table for * a particular code, then the original code is sent to the printer. * * The entries must be arranged in ascending order of Atari input * code. The table is NULL terminated. * 0 * NULL: print a space 1, 7C, 8, 5E * Up arrow: USA | backspace USA ^ 2, 7C, 8, 76 * Down arrow: USA | backspace USA v 3, 2D, 8, 3E * Right arrow: - backspace > 4, 3C, 8, 2D * Left arrow: - backspace < 5 * No close box 6 * No size box 7 * No full box 8 * No tick 9 * No clock A * No bell B * No musical note E * No LH Atari symbol F * No RH Atari symbol 10, 30 * LCD 0 11, 31 * LCD 1 12, 32 * LCD 2 13, 33 * LCD 3 14, 34 * LCD 4 15, 35 * LCD 5 16, 36 * LCD 6 17, 37 * LCD 7 18, 38 * LCD 8 19, 39 * LCD 9 23, 23 * # from USA fount 24, 24 * $ from USA fount 40, 40 * @ from USA fount 5B, 5B * [ from USA fount 5C, 5C * \ from USA fount 5D, 5D * ] from USA fount 5E, 5E * ^ from USA fount 60, 60 * ' from USA fount 7B, 7B * { from USA fount 7C, 7C * | from USA fount 7D, 7D * } from USA fount 7E, 7E * ~ from USA fount 7F * No triangle 80, 1B, 36, 80, 1B, 37 * Capital C cedilla: C backspace , 81, 1B, 36, 81, 1B, 37 * Lower case u umlaut from German fount 82, 1B, 36, 82, 1B, 37 * Lower case e acute from French fount 83, 1B, 36, 83, 1B, 37 * Lower case a circumflex: a backspace USA ^ 84, 1B, 36, 84, 1B, 37 * Lower case a umlaut from German fount 85, 1B, 36, 85, 1B, 37 * Lower case a grave from French fount 86, 1B, 36, 86, 1B, 37 * Lower case a boll from Danish 1 fount 87, 1B, 36, 87, 1B, 37 * Lower case c cedilla from French fount 88, 1B, 36, 88, 1B, 37 * Lower case e circumflex: e backspace USA ^ 89, 1B, 36, 89, 1B, 37 * Lower case e umlaut: e backspace French umlaut 8A, 1B, 36, 8A, 1B, 37 * Lower case e grave from French fount 8B, 1B, 36, 8B, 1B, 37 * Lower case i umlaut: i backspace French umlaut 8C, 1B, 36, 8C, 1B, 37 * Lower case i circumflex: i backspace USA ^ 8D, 1B, 36, 8D, 1B, 37 * Lower case i grave from Italian fount 8E, 1B, 36, 8E, 1B, 37 * Capital A umlaut from German fount 8F, 1B, 36, 8F, 1B, 37 * Capital A boll from Danish 1 fount 90, 1B, 36, 90, 1B, 37 * Capital E acute from Norwegian fount 91, 1B, 36, 91, 1B, 37 * Lower case ae dipthong from Danish 1 fount 92, 1B, 36, 92, 1B, 37 * Capital AE dipthong from Danish 1 fount 93, 1B, 36, 93, 1B, 37 * Lower case o circumflex: o backspace USA ^ 94, 1B, 36, 94, 1B, 37 * Lower case o umlaut from German fount 95, 1B, 36, 95, 1B, 37 * Lower case o grave from Italian fount 96, 1B, 36, 96, 1B, 37 * Lower case u circumflex: u backspace USA ^ 97, 1B, 36, 97, 1B, 37 * Lower case u grave from French fount 98, 1B, 36, 98, 1B, 37 * Lower case y umlaut: y backspace French umlaut 99, 1B, 36, 99, 1B, 37 * Capital O umlaut from German fount 9A, 1B, 36, 9A, 1B, 37 * Capital U umlaut from German fount 9B, 1B, 36, 9B, 1B, 37 * c cent: c backspace USA | 9C, 1B, 36, 9C, 1B, 37 * Pound sterling from UK fount 9D, 1B, 36, 9D, 1B, 37 * Yen from Japanese fount 9E, E1 * Esszet from German fount 9F, 66 * Lower case swash f: print f A0, A0 * Lower case a acute: a backspace ' A1, A1 * Lower case i acute: i backspace ' A2, A2 * Lower case o acute: o backspace ' A3, A3 * Lower case u acute: u backspace ' A4, A4 * Lower case n tilde from Spanish fount A5, A5 * Capital N tilde from Spanish fount A6, A6 * Lower case a underline: a backspace underline A7, A7 * Lower case o underline: o backspace underline A8, A8 * Inverted ? from Spanish fount A9, A9 * top left corner AA, AA * top right corner AB, AB * 1/2 fraction AC, AC * 1/4 fraction AD, AD * Inverted ! from Spanish fount AE, AE * << AF, AF * >> B0, 1B, 36, 83, 1B, 37 * Lower case a tilde: a backspace USA ~ B1, 1B, 36, 93, 1B, 37 * Lower case o tilde: o backspace USA ~ B2, B2 * no Capital crossed O from Danish 1 fount B3, B3 * NO Lower case crossed o from Danish 1 fount B4, B4 * No lower case oe dipthong B5, B5 * No capital OE dipthong B6, B6 * No capital A grave: print A B7, B7 * No capital A tilde: print A B8, B8 * No capital O tilde: print O B9, B9 * No Umlaut from French fount BA, BA * Acute: print ' BB, BB * No dagger BC, 1B, 36, 14, 1B, 37 * No paragraph symbol BD, BD * No copyright symbol BE, BE * No Registered symbol BF, BF * No Trademark symbol C0, 1B, 36, 98, 1B, 37 * ij ligature: y backspace French umlaut C1, 59 * Capital IJ ligature: print Y C2, C2 * B No Hebrew... C3, C3 * C But pass them thru anyway. These codes represent the IBM C4, C4 * D Graphics Character set for line drawing. Sometime in the C5, C5 * E future there will be a font that will match the IBM PC C6, C6 * F standard and will allow these items to be directly C7, C7 * G displayed on the screen. For now, you can click the C8, C8 * H matching Hebrew character from the table to do box and C9, C9 * I line drawings thru 1st Word. (it will look weird on the CA, CA * J screen but come out as on the left of this text.) CB, CB * K CC, CC * L CD, CD * M CE, CE * N CF, CF * O D0, D0 * P D1, D1 * Q D2, D2 * R D3, D3 * S D4, D4 * T D5, D5 * U D6, D6 * V D7, D7 * W D8, D8 * X D9, D9 * Y DA, DA * Z DB, DB * [ DC, DC * \ DD, DD * ] DE, DE * ^ DF, DF * _ E0, E0 * alpha E1, E1 * Esszet from German fount E2, E2 * YES, Greek.... E3, E3 E4, E4 E5, E5 E6, E6 E7, E7 E8, E8 E9, E9 EA, EA EB, EB EC, EC ED, ED EE, EE EF, EF F0, F0 * Equivalence p F1, F1 * q F2, F2 * r F3, F3 * s F4, F4 * t F5, F5 * u F6, F6 * v F7, F7 * w F8, F8 * x F9, F9 * y FA, FA * z FB, FB * { FC, FC * | FD, FD * } FE * No superior 3 FF * No macron 0 əəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəəə