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\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{relenc}
\usepackage[T1R,OT1]{fontenc}
 % ot1enc.def is inputed since I still want OT1 to be the default 
 % encoding in this document.


\makeatletter

% General font parameters:
\newdimen\demofontem \newdimen\demofontex \newskip\demofontspace

 % This macro sets the font parameters for the current font, using 
 % default values if the \fontdimen values are too strange (probably 
 % because the font is a raw font not meant for typesetting).
\def\setfontparams{%
%    \sbox{\letterbox}{a}%  Make sure the font really is loaded (?)
   \ifdim 0.1pt<\fontdimen6\font  % Quad width
      \setlength\demofontem{1em}%
   \else
      \demofontem=\f@size\p@
   \fi
   \ifdim0.1pt<\fontdimen5\font  % x-height
      \setlength\demofontex{1ex}%
   \else
      \demofontex=0.4\demofontem
   \fi
   \ifdim0.1pt<\fontdimen2\font  % Interword space natural width
      \setlength\demofontspace{\fontdimen2\font plus\fontdimen3\font
         minus\fontdimen4\font
      }%
   \else
      \setlength\demofontspace{0.2222\demofontem
         plus0.1111\demofontem minus0.05555\demofontem
      }%
   \fi
}

% Generating the font table:
\newcount\slotnbr \newcount\rownbr \newcount\colnbr
\newdimen\thinlinesize \newdimen\thicklinesize \newdimen\squarewidth
\newsavebox\letterbox
\setlength\thinlinesize{0.24pt}
\setlength\thicklinesize{0.75pt}
\mathchardef\tablecolumns=16

\def\linespreadstrut{\vrule height2.5\demofontex depth1.5\demofontex width0pt}
\def\emptyrowrule{\rlap{\vrule height2.5\demofontex depth-2\demofontex 
   width\thinlinesize}\vrule height-1\demofontex depth1.5\demofontex 
   width\thinlinesize
}
\def\stdtext#1{{\normalfont#1}}
\def\tttext#1{{\normalfont\ttfamily#1}}
  % Used on things that should not be typeset in the demo font.

\def\nextslot{%
   \sbox{\letterbox}{\unhbox\letterbox
      \hb@xt@\squarewidth{\hss\linespreadstrut\char\slotnbr\hss}%
      \vrule width\thinlinesize
   }%
   \global\advance \slotnbr \@ne
}
\def\rowheading{%
   \hb@xt@1.5\demofontem{\hss
      \linespreadstrut
      \stdtext{\strut\the\slotnbr}\hskip0.2\demofontem
   }%
}
\def\makebodyrow{\colnbr=\z@
   \sbox{\letterbox}{%
      \rowheading
      \vrule width\thicklinesize
   }%
   \loop
      \nextslot
      \advance \colnbr \@ne
   \ifnum \tablecolumns>\colnbr \repeat
   \box\letterbox
}
\def\emptybodyrow{%
   \hbox{%
      \sbox\letterbox{%
         \colnbr=\z@
         \loop
            \hskip\squarewidth
            \advance \colnbr \@ne
         \ifnum \tablecolumns>\colnbr
            \vrule width\thinlinesize height\demofontex depth\z@
         \repeat
      }%
      \tabskip=\z@skip
      \valign{\vfil##\vfil\cr
         \rowheading\cr
         \noalign{\vrule width\thicklinesize}%
         \relax\offinterlineskip
         \halign{\hfil##\hfil\cr \copy\letterbox\cr
            \noalign{\vfill}\stdtext{\strut These slots are empty}\cr
            \noalign{\vfill}\box\letterbox\cr
         }\cr
         \noalign{\vrule width\thinlinesize}%
         \cr
      }%
   }%
   \global\advance \slotnbr \tablecolumns
}
\def\bodyrow{%
   \setbox\letterbox=\hbox{%
      \colnbr=\z@
      \penalty\@ne
      \loop
         \char\slotnbr
         \advance \slotnbr \@ne %Note: Non-global advancement
         \advance \colnbr \@ne
      \ifnum \tablecolumns>\colnbr \repeat
      \ifnum \@ne=\lastpenalty % Are all characters in the row missing?
         \def\next{iffalse}% Yes
      \else
         \def\next{iftrue}% No
      \fi
      \expandafter
   }%
   \csname\next\endcsname % Will be either \iftrue or \iffalse.
      \makebodyrow
   \else
      \emptybodyrow
   \fi
   \hrule height\thinlinesize
}
\def\toprow{%
   \colnbr=\z@
   \sbox{\letterbox}{%
      \hb@xt@1.5\demofontem{\hss\linespreadstrut}%
      \vrule width\thicklinesize
   }%
   \loop
      \sbox{\letterbox}{%
         \unhbox\letterbox
         \hb@xt@\squarewidth{\hss\linespreadstrut
            \stdtext{\the\colnbr}\hss
         }%
         \vrule width\thinlinesize
      }%
      \advance \colnbr \@ne
   \ifnum \tablecolumns>\colnbr \repeat
   \box\letterbox
   \hrule height\thicklinesize
}
\def\MakeFontTable{%
   \medskip
   \setlength{\squarewidth}{1.6\demofontem}%
   \hb@xt@\linewidth{\hss
      \vbox{%
         \tracinglostchars=\z@
         \global\slotnbr=\z@
         \toprow
         \rownbr=\z@
         \loop
           \begingroup\bodyrow\endgroup
           \advance \rownbr \@ne
         \ifnum 16>\rownbr \repeat
      }%
      \hss
   }
   \par\bigskip
}


% Lists of symbols:

% A list of symbols consists of a sequence of \do{<symbol>} units, 
% where <symbol> can be one (or possibly several) of the following: 
% a category 11 or 12 token, such as `a' or `!'; a \chardef control 
% sequence such as `\&'; a LaTeX symbol command such as \textsterling. 
% (You can actually use a lot of stupid things in a <symbol> and still 
% have it work, but don't be surprised if it won't for something 
% that does not fit the above description.)

\newcommand\AddToList[2]{%
   \relax % Can't hurt.
   \ifx\relax#1
      \def#1{\do{#2}}%
   \else
      \expandafter\def \expandafter#1\expandafter{#1\do{#2}}%
   \fi
}

\def\OTOneBasicLettersListUC{%
   \do{A}\do{B}\do{C}\do{D}\do{E}\do{F}\do{G}\do{H}\do{I}\do{J}\do{K}%
   \do{L}\do{M}\do{N}\do{O}\do{P}\do{Q}\do{R}\do{S}\do{T}\do{U}\do{V}%
   \do{W}\do{X}\do{Y}\do{Z}\do{\AE}\do{\OE}\do{\O}%
}
\let\TOneBasicLettersListUC=\OTOneBasicLettersListUC
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListUC{\DH}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListUC{\DJ}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListUC{\L}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListUC{\NG}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListUC{\SS}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListUC{\TH}

\def\OTOneBasicLettersListLC{%
   \do{a}\do{b}\do{c}\do{d}\do{e}\do{f}\do{g}\do{h}\do{i}\do{j}\do{k}%
   \do{l}\do{m}\do{n}\do{o}\do{p}\do{q}\do{r}\do{s}\do{t}\do{u}\do{v}%
   \do{w}\do{x}\do{y}\do{z}\do{\ae}\do{\i}\do{\j}\do{\oe}\do{\o}%
   \do{\ss}%
}
\let\TOneBasicLettersListLC=\OTOneBasicLettersListLC
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListLC{\dh}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListLC{\dj}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListLC{\l}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListLC{\ng}
\AddToList\TOneBasicLettersListLC{\th}

\def\OTOneAccentsList{%
   \do{\@firstofone}% This is a "no accent" accent.
   \do{\`}\do{\'}\do{\^}\do{\~}\do{\"}\do{\H}\do{\r}%
   \do{\v}\do{\u}\do{\=}\do{\.}\do{\b}\do{\c}\do{\d}%
} 
\let\TOneAccentsList=\OTOneAccentsList
\AddToList\TOneAccentsList{\k}

\newcommand\ApplyListToList[3]{%
  % The first list here, which is given as #1, should really be a list 
  % of one-parameter commands. The second list, which should be given 
  % as #2, should be a normal list of symbols. Each command of the first 
  % list is applied to the symbols in the second list. #3 is inserted 
  % after every such application.
   \def\do##1{{\def\do####1{##1{####1}#3}#2}}%
   #1%
}

\newcommand\MakeTOneAccentedTable{%
   \medskip
   \ApplyListToList{\TOneAccentsList}{%
      \TOneBasicLettersListLC\par\TOneBasicLettersListUC\par
   }{\-}%
   \bigskip
}
\newcommand\MakeOTOneAccentedTable{%
   \medskip
   \ApplyListToList{\OTOneAccentsList}{%
      \OTOneBasicLettersListLC\par\OTOneBasicLettersListUC\par
   }{\-}%
   \bigskip
}


\let\TOneLeftGlyphsListLC=\TOneBasicLettersListLC
\AddToList\TOneLeftGlyphsListLC{ff}

\let\OTOneLeftGlyphsListLC=\OTOneBasicLettersListLC
\AddToList\OTOneLeftGlyphsListLC{ff}

\newcommand\ListTimesList[3]{%
  % This "generates" the Cartesian product of two lists: For each \do in 
  % the first list a copy of the second list appears, and for each \do 
  % in the second list the current element from the first list is 
  % inserted. As with \ApplyListToList, #3 is inserted at the end of each 
  % \do from the second list.
   \def\do##1{{\def\do####1{##1####1#3}#2}}%
   #1%
}

\newcommand\MakeTOnePairsTable{%
   \medskip
   \ListTimesList{\TOneLeftGlyphsListLC}{\TOneBasicLettersListLC\par}{%
      \hskip\demofontspace
   }%
   \smallskip
   \ListTimesList{\TOneBasicLettersListUC}{\TOneBasicLettersListLC\par}{%
      \hskip\demofontspace
   }%
   \smallskip
   \ListTimesList{\TOneBasicLettersListUC}{\TOneBasicLettersListUC\par}{%
      \hskip\demofontspace
   }%
   \bigskip
}   

\newcommand\MakeOTOnePairsTable{%
   \medskip
   \ListTimesList{\OTOneLeftGlyphsListLC}{\OTOneBasicLettersListLC\par}{%
      \hskip\demofontspace
   }%
   \smallskip
   \ListTimesList{\OTOneBasicLettersListUC}{\OTOneBasicLettersListLC\par}{%
      \hskip\demofontspace
   }%
   \smallskip
   \ListTimesList{\OTOneBasicLettersListUC}{\OTOneBasicLettersListUC\par}{%
      \hskip\demofontspace
   }%
   \bigskip
}   


\def\OTOneSymbolsList{\do{\textemdash}\do{\textendash}%
   \do{\textexclamdown}\do{\textquestiondown}\do{\textquotedblleft}%
   \do{\textquotedblright}\do{\textquoteleft}\do{\textquoteright}%
   \do{\textdollar}\do{\textsterling}%
}
\let\TOneSymbolsList=\OTOneSymbolsList
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\guillemotleft}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\guillemotright}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\guilsinglleft}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\guilsinglright}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\quotedblbase}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\quotesinglbase}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textasciicircum}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textasciitilde}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textbackslash}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textbar}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textbraceleft}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textbraceright}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textcompwordmark}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textgreater}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textless}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textperthousand}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textpertenthousand}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textquotedbl}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textsection}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textunderscore}
\AddToList\TOneSymbolsList{\textvisiblespace}


\newcommand\MakeOTOneSymbolsTable{\MakeSymbolsTable\OTOneSymbolsList}
\newcommand\MakeTOneSymbolsTable{\MakeSymbolsTable\TOneSymbolsList}
\newcommand\MakeSymbolsTable[1]{%
   \begingroup
      \def\do##1{\tttext{\string##1}&##1\cr}%
      \tabskip=\hideskip
      \halign to\linewidth{##\hfil \tabskip=\ht\strutbox&
         \hfil##\hfil \tabskip=\hideskip\cr
         \stdtext{\TeX\ code}&\stdtext{Symbol}\cr
         #1%
      }%
   \endgroup
   \par\bigskip
}


% Combining it all

\newcommand\DemoTOneLaTeXFont[4]{%
   \vfil\penalty0\vfilneg
   \markright{\stdtext{Demo of \LaTeX\ font \ttfamily #1/#2/#3/#4}\hss}%
   \begingroup
      \usefont{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}%
      \setfontparams
      \noindent\stdtext{\textbf{Font table}}\par
      \MakeFontTable
      \noindent\stdtext{\textbf{Accents/letters table}}\par
      \MakeTOneAccentedTable
      \noindent\stdtext{\textbf{Pairs tables}}\par
      \MakeTOnePairsTable
      \noindent\stdtext{\textbf{Symbols table}}\par
      \MakeTOneSymbolsTable
      \ifx \TOneDemoText\@undefined \else
         \medskip\TOneDemoText\medskip
      \fi
   \endgroup
}
\newcommand\DemoOTOneLaTeXFont[4]{
   \vfil\penalty0\vnegfil
   \markright{\stdtext{Demo of \LaTeX\ font \ttfamily #1/#2/#3/#4}\hss}%
   \begingroup
      \usefont{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}%
      \setfontparams
      \noindent\stdtext{\textbf{Font table}}\par
      \MakeFontTable
      \noindent\stdtext{\textbf{Accents/letters table}}\par
      \MakeOTOneAccentedTable
      \noindent\stdtext{\textbf{Pairs tables}}\par
      \MakeOTOnePairsTable
      \noindent\stdtext{\textbf{Symbols table}}\par
      \MakeOTOneSymbolsTable
      \ifx \OTOneDemoText\@undefined \else
         \medskip\OTOneDemoText\medskip
      \fi
   \endgroup
}
\newcommand\DemoRawTeXFont[1]{\begingroup
   \font\demofont=#1\relax
   \demofont
   \setfontparams
   \MakeFontTable
   \endgroup
}

\makeatother

\pagestyle{myheadings}

\begin{document}
\errorcontextlines=999\relax

You should at least read Appendix C of the package documentation 
before viewing this example, but if you prefer not to then I must at 
least point out that the fonts in the \texttt{zcm} family are mainly 
\texttt{cmr10} that has been completed with various ``faked'' 
characters. As a result, many of the characters does not look very 
good and some look downright ugly, but there is no particular harm in 
that since the \texttt{zcm} fonts are not intended to be used in any 
serious typesetting anyway.

The first font in the \texttt{zcm} family---the \texttt{T1R}\slash 
\texttt{zcm}\slash\texttt{m}\slash\texttt{n} font---has a coding scheme 
identical to that used for fonts in the \texttt{T1} encoding. It 
shows the default setup for the \texttt{T1R} encoding.

The font table shows the contents of each slot. The accents/letters 
table shows the result of the non-accented letters as they are and 
their appearence after having been subjected to each accenting command 
in turn. The pairs tables shows all the ligatures and the symbols 
table finally shows the symbol commands and their effect.

\bigskip
\DemoTOneLaTeXFont{T1R}{zcm}{m}{n}

The second font in the \texttt{zcm} family---the \texttt{T1R}\slash 
\texttt{zcm}\slash\texttt{m}\slash\texttt{a} font---has four extra 
ligatures: ct, fj, ffj, and st. These appear in the font table at 
positions 128, 130, 131, and 161. Despite the fact that four of the 
characaters that were used for making accented letters in the 
\texttt{T1R}\slash\texttt{zcm}\slash\texttt{m}\slash\texttt{n} font are 
missing however, the accents/letters table for the \texttt{T1R}\slash
\texttt{zcm}\slash\texttt{m}\slash\texttt{a} font display the same accented 
letters as the ditto table for the \texttt{T1R}\slash\texttt{zcm}\slash
\texttt{m}\slash\texttt{n} font did. Under the \texttt{T1} encoding, 
the result would instead have been that some of the accented letters 
would incorrectly have been replaced by the ligatures.

The pairs tables show that the four extra ligatures work as ligatures 
and the symbols table looks exactly as for the \texttt{T1R}\slash
\texttt{zcm}\slash\texttt{m}\slash\texttt{n} font.

\bigskip
\DemoTOneLaTeXFont{T1R}{zcm}{m}{a}

\end{document}