Page 4-19XES COMMANDS
Tabs Vertical
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COMMAND: s
v#v#
v#v#
v#
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,#,#
,#,#
,#
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,...#,...#
,...#,...#
,...#
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6464
64
d
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This command sets the vertical tabs where #
n
is the value of the tab
expressed either in 1/60" or 1/300" units. As many as 64 vertical tab values
may be entered.
For example, using a 1/60" unit of measure, to set tab stops at 1.0", 1.5",
2.3" and 7.0", enter:
sv60,90,138,420d
The following list outlines the rules for setting vertical tab stops:
▲ Default tab stops in portrait orientation are every inch
from the top of the page.
▲ Default tab stops in landscape orientation are every
six lines.
▲ Tabs may be entered in any order.
▲ If more than 64 tab values are entered, the excess
tabs will be deleted, starting with the bottommost tab
value.
▲ The maximum tab position is 840 (14.0").
▲ If the page orientation is changed, the tab settings
must also be changed.
▲ Tab settings remain valid until the “Reset” or “Clear
Horizontal Tabs” commands are sent.
Tabs Clear Vertical
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
ee
ee
e
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N/AN/A
N/A
This command clears all vertical tab settings.
