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Programmer’s Guide POSjet™ 1000 General Specifications Draft Font The draft font is defined in the 12 x 12 cell to use six full- and five half-columns horizontally. In general, most characters are only nine dots wide; however, to provide readable international characters, the minimum cell size is kept at 12. The minimum cell size provides at least one half-column between any character. The vertical format never uses the top dot, and the bottom two dots are used for character decenders and underline. The draft font provides the most print per line and the most efficient use of ink per character. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 ............ ....0.0..... ...0...0.... ..0.....0... .0.......0.. .0.0.0.0.0.. .0.......0.. .0.......0.. .0.......0.. .0.......0.. ............ ............ Figure 1 Draft 12 x 12 Font Large Draft Font The large draft font is defined in the 12 x 14 cell to use seven full, and six half columns horizontally, which provides at least one half-column between any character. The vertical format uses the first ten rows for the characters and the bottom two for character decenders and underline. The large draft font is larger than the draft font and is more readable. It, however, provides fewer characters per line and uses more ink per character. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 .....0.0...... ....0...0..... ....0...0..... ...0.....0.... ..0.......0... ..0.......0... .0.0.0.0.0.0.. .0.........0.. 0...........0. 0...........0. .............. .............. Figure 2 Large 12 x 14 Font Near Letter Quality (NLQ) Font The near letter quality font is defined in the 24 x 16 cell that is printed in two passes. Horizontally, 15 dots are typically used, providing at least one half-column between any two characters. The vertical format uses rows four through 19 for the basic character, rows one through three for accents, and rows 20 through 24 for decenders and underlines. Because NLQ font 06/01/00 Rev B The content of this document is proprietary. It may not be divulged in whole or part without permission from TransAct Technologies Incorporated. Page 7
