PSI Laser Printer Programming Guide

Tipo
Programming Guide
Programming Guide
for PSi Laser Printers
PP 3034 and PP 4050/60
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Preface
Preface
The printer supports the PJL Printer Job Language and PCL5 Printer Language.
All the printes unique feature and funcons can be controlled by the applicaon soware via PJL or PCL5
commands.
The features described below refer to the Firmware Revision V2.xx of the printer.
Note: For more informaon regarding PJL and PCL5 programming please refer to the
PJL Printer Job Language (5961-0704)
PCL5 Printer Language Technical Reference Manual (5961-0509)
published by Hewle-Packard ® Company.
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Content
Content
Preface ....................................................................................................................................... 2
1 Support of Printer Specic Features and Funcons ............................................................... 4
2 List of Supported PJL Control Funcons ................................................................................. 7
3 List of Supported PCL5 Control Funcons ............................................................................ 13
3.1 Job Control Commands ................................................................................................. 13
3.2 Page Control Commands ............................................................................................... 14
3.3 Cursor Posioning Commands ...................................................................................... 15
3.4 Font Selecon Commands ............................................................................................ 16
3.5 Font Management Commands .............................................................................. ........ 17
3.6 Macro control Commands ............................................................................................. 18
3.7 Graphic Commands ....................................................................................................... 18
3.8 Status Readback Commands ......................................................................................... 19
4 Support of Semigraphics for SAP/R3 .................................................................................... 20
5 Barcode Programming .......................................................................................................... 21
5.1 Resident Barcode Font Code 39 HP Compable ........................................................... 21
5.2 Resident Barcodes Controlled by Private Command Sequences ................................... 22
5.3 Barcode Progamming Examples .................................................................................... 30
6 Symbol Sets .......................................................................................................................... 37
6.1 Roman-8 ....................................................................................................................... 37
6.2 ISO 8859/1 Lan 1 ......................................................................................................... 38
6.3 ISO 8859/2 Lan 2 ......................................................................................................... 39
6.4 ISO 8859/9 Lan 5 ......................................................................................................... 40
6.5 ISO 8859/15 Lan 9 ....................................................................................................... 41
6.6 PC-8 Code Page 437 ...................................................................................................... 42
6.7 PC-8 Danish/Norwegian ................................................................................................ 43
6.8 PC-850 Mullingual ...................................................................................................... 44
6.9 PC-852 Lan 2 ............................................................................................................... 45
6.10 PC-858 Mullingual ..................................................................................................... 46
6.11 PC-Turkish ................................................................................................................... 47
6.12 Windows 3.1 Lan 1 .............................................................................. ...................... 48
6.13 Windows 3.1 Lan 2 .............................................................................. ...................... 49
6.14 Windows 3.1 Lan 5 .............................................................................. ...................... 50
6.15 Desktop ....................................................................................................................... 51
6.16 PS text ......................................................................................................................... 52
6.17 Ventura Internaonal .................................................................................................. 53
6.18 Ventura US .................................................................................................................. 54
6.19 Microso Publishing ................................................................................................... 55
6.20 Math-8 ........................................................................................................................ 56
6.21 PSMath ........................................................................................................................ 57
6.22 PS MAth ....................................................................................................................... 58
6.22 PI FONT ....................................................................................................................... 59
6.23 LEGAL .......................................................................................................................... 60
6.24 ISO UNITED KINGDOM ................................................................................................ 61
6.25 ISO US ASCII ................................................................................................................ 62
6.26 ISO SWEDISH ............................................................................................................... 63
6.27 ISO ITALIAN .................................................................................................................. 64
6.28 ISO SPANISH ................................................................................................................ 65
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6.29 ISO GERMAN ............................................................................................................... 66
6.30 ISO NORWIAN ............................................................................................................. 67
6.31 ISO FRENCH ................................................................................................................. 68
6.32 Windows 3.0 Lan 1 .............................................................................. ...................... 69
6.33 Windows 3.0 BALTIC .............................................................................. ...................... 70
6.34 SYMBOL ....................................................................................................................... 71
6.35 WINDINGS ................................................................................................................... 72
6.36 MICR CMC7 ................................................................................................................. 73
6.36 MICR E13B .............................................................................. ..................................... 74
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1 Support of Printer Specic Features and Funcons
1 Support of Printer Specic Features and Funcons
The Fanfold Laser Printer provides programming support of Printer Specic Features and Funcons. The-
se Funcons are implemented with special Printer Job Language commands. The following hints show in
combinaon with applicaon examples how to use and program these funcons:
1.1 Proles
The printer can store up to 10 separate printer conguraon sengs called Proles. One prole
should be used for one specic applicaon. This applicaon may require a special seng for the
paper format, the paper path, fuser temperature, etc.
In an system environment where the applicaon can not use a driver to select the applicaon speci-
c parameters a prole can be selected by means of a specic PJL command which has to be sent to
the printer before sending the print data.
Example:
ESC%-12345X@PJL DEFAULT PROFILE = 5
ESC%-12345X
1.2 Paper Size Select
The printer supports paper format A4, Leer and CUSTOM. With paper format CUSTOM the page size
can be set by PJL commands. These PJL commands have to be sent to the printer before sending the
print data. In the following example (with PJL SET) the paper format selecon is only valid for one PCL
applicaon le. Aer a power o or PJL reset the USER DEFAULT environment variables are valid:
Example:
ESC%-12345X@PJL SET PAPER = CUSTOM
@PJL SET PAGELENGTH = 11 1/3
@PJL SET IMAGEWIDTH = 7.15
@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCL
ESCE......PCL applicaon le.....ESCE
1.3 Paper Path Control
The paper path for the printer can be controlled by soware. This can be done either by PJL or by PCL
commands which have to be sent at the beginning of an applicaon le.
Note: The acceptance of PJL or PCL commands to select the paper format and paper path depends on
the conguraon of PAPER SELECTION and PAPER PATH SELECT.
1.4 Semigraphics Support under SAP R/3
To increase the printer performance when the printer is running under SAP R/3 PSi provides a printer
specic SAP R/3 device type. These device type makes use of the special semigraphic line draw ele-
ments. (see chapter A-4 Support of Semigraphics for SAP/R3)
The SAP R/3 device type ZPSI4050.PRI including installaon descripon can be downloaded from the
PSi Laser homepage:hps://www.psi-laserdrucker.de
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1.5 EURO Symbol Support
The printer supports prinng of the EURO symbol as printer resident character within the following
code tables (see also Appendix B):
ISO 8859 / 15 LATIN 9
PC - 858 Mullingual
SYMBOL
WINDINGS
Note: The EURO symbol is supported in combinaon with a restricted number of printer typefaces
1.6 Support of Logical Pages and Physical Pages
One Physical Page can be spit up into a number of Logical Pages by the parameter LENGTHFACTOR.
The page length must be congured or programmed according to the physical length of one page to
ensure proper funcon of the aached stacker. Up to 20 logical pages can be placed on one physical
page. The length limit for an aached stacker (minimum page length is 8 inch) is only valid for the
physical page length. Two Logical Pages of 6 inch can be printed on physical paper with 12 inch length
by seng LENGTHFACTOR = 2.
The following example shows the PJL commands for an applicaon with image width = 8.5 inch and a
logical page length of 3 inch to be printed on a physical page length of 12 inch:
Example:
ESC%-12345X@PJL SET PAPER = CUSTOM
@PJL SET IMAGEWIDTH = 8.5
@PJL SET PAGELENGTH = 12
@PJL SET LENGTHFACTOR = 4
@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCL
ESC E....PCL le page 1....FF....page 2....FF
....page3....FF ESC E....
Note: PJL or PCL commands which are related to the physical page like paper source, number of co-
pies, and cut force a feeding of the paper to the top of the next physical page.
These sengs are valid unl a PJL RESET condion. ( PJL SET command)
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1.7 Support of Job Separaon
Every print job can be separated by a cut operaon at the end of the print job. If the parameter JOB-
SEPARATION = ON is set either by conguraon or by PJL command every PJL EOJ command triggers
a cut operaon. The following example shows how to program the automac separaon of two PCL
jobs by seng the parameter JOBSEPARATION to ON and using the PJL JOB and PJL EOJ commands at
the beginning and end of every PCL job:
ESC%-12345X@PJL DEFAULT JOBSEPARATION = ON
ESC%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCL
ESC E......PCL job 1.....ESC E
ESC%-12345X@PJL EOJ
ESC%-12345X@PJL JOB
@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCL
ESC E......PCL job 2.....ESC E
ESC%-12345X@PJL EOJ
1.8 Convenons
The following convenons are used in the command lisngs:
Code Descripon
ESC Escape (1/B), introduces an escape sequence
@ Introduce a PJL command
P1 (Pn)
Numeric parameter, or number of units that specify a dis-
tance or quanty pertaining to the escape sequence, cont-
rol funcon or control string. Accepted values are 0...9999.
If the parameter is in normal notaon like „200“ the pro-
gramming in hex-code is according to a ASCII table. („200“ =
32,30,30 in hex).
<SP> Spaces may appear between characters in sequence for cla-
rity; they are not part of the format. A Space character (hex
20) is indicated by <SP>.
<CR> Carriage Return (hex 0D)
<LF> Line Feed (hex 0A)
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2 List of Supported PJL Control Funcons
2 List of Supported PJL Control Funcons
The Fanfold Laser Printer provides limited support of Printer Job Language (PJL). PJL topics which are de-
scribed in this chapter are:
Basic Rules for PJL Programming
PJL Environments
List of supported PJL Commands
List of supported PJL Variables and Values
List of supported PJL Variables and Values for PCL Personality
For more informaon on topics covered in this secon, please refer to the
Printer Job Language Technical Reference Manual from Hewle-Packard, Inc.
2.1 Basic Rules for PJL Programming
Printer Job Language (PJL) command sequences are used to dene all specic parameters for one
print job. PJL commands provide the following major funcons:
Printer language switching between jobs
Job separaon
Printer conguraon
Status readback from the printer to the host
At the beginning of every print job the UEL command ( ESC % - 1 2 3 4 5 X ) is used to switch from the
print emulaon (PCL, Postscript, HEXDUMP...) to the PJL command level.
2.1.1 PJL Syntax Rules
Use only uppercase characters
All parts of a PJL command line must be separarted by a <SP> (Space)
Every PJL command line must start with the prex @PJL.
Every PJL command line must end with <LF> (Line Feed)
Exsample of typical PJL command line:
@PJL <SP>DEFAULT<SP> LPARM : PCL <SP> PTSIZE = 12<LF>
PREFIX <SP> COMMAND <SP> Com. Modier : Value <SP> Variable = Value<LF>
Note: The st PJL command aer the UEL must start with @PJL....! (no <SP>)
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2 List of Supported PJL Control Funcons
2.1.2 PJL Environments
The factory default is stored in the
ash memory of the printer and can
not be changed by the user
Aer ....
Power on
RECALL FACTORY
@PJL INITIALIZE
the printer default sengs are copied
from the Factory Defaults Environ-
ment into the User Default Environ-
ment
The User Default Environment set-
ngs are modied using the operator
panel keys and/or the @PJL DEFAULT
command
When a PJL reset occurs, the User De-
fault Environment sengs are loaded
into the PCL Current Environment
The PCL commands as part of the ap-
plicaon data streams changes the PJL
Current Environment sengs using
the @PJL SET command sengs
A language reset (ESC E or @PJL EN-
TER LANGUAGE) loads the PJL Current
Environment sengs into the Modi-
ed Print Environment
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2 List of Supported PJL Control Funcons
2-1-3 List of Supported PJL Commands
PJL COMMAND DESCRIPTION
@PJL COMMENT [”text”] The COMMENT command is used for adding a line of infor-
maon or a comment within a set of PJL commands.
@PJL JOB [NAME= ”text”]
[START= #] [END = #]
Denes the name and pages of a PCL print job.
NAME = le name (ASCII text)
START = rst page, range 1 to 214783647
END = last page, range 1 to 214783647
@PJL EOJ [NAME=”job name”]
The EOJ command marks the end of the job which was star-
ted with the previous JOB command. It resets the PJL Cur-
rent Environment to the User Default Environment. The JOB
and EOJ commands should always be used in pairs. Do not
use one without the other.
@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = personality Supported personality opons are PCL , HEXDUMP
@PJL RESET
The RESET command resets the PJL Current Environment va-
riables to their User Default Environment values (see Figure
on page before for a descripon of PJL Environments).
@PJL INITIALIZE
The INITIALIZE command resets the PJL Current Environment
and the User Default Environment variables to their Factory
Default Environment values.
@PJL DEFAULT [LPARM : personality]
Variable = value
The DEFAULT command sets the User Default Environment
value for a specied variable.
Personality : PCL, HEXDUMP
For supported variables and values see table: A-2.1.4 PJL
Variables and Values
@PJL SET [LPARM : personality]
Variable = value
The SET command allows the user to change the value of
PJL Current variables for the length of a PJL job, or unl a PJL
reset condion returns the value to is default.
Personality : PCL, HEXDUMP
For supported variables and values see table: A-2.1.4 PJL
Variables and Values
@PJL RDYMSG [„text of message”]
Display a message in the 1st line of the printes operator pa-
nel
The message length is at max. 16 characters
The printer remains online
@PJL RDYMSG [„”] Clear the message on the printes operator panel
@PJL OPMSG [„text of message”]
Display the message in the 1st line of the printes operator
panel
The message length is at max. 16 characters
The printer gets o line
Aer prompng of this status by pushing the oine/on-
line buon, the printer goes ONLINE again
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2 List of Supported PJL Control Funcons
PJL COMMAND DESCRIPTION
@PJL INQUIRE [ LPARM : personality ]
Variable
Requests the default value for an environment variable.
personality = PCL, HEXDUMP
port =
For supported variables and values see table: A-2.1.4 PJL
Variables and Values
@PJL DINQUIRE [ LPARM : personality ]
Variable
Requests the default value for an environment variable.
personality = PCL, HEXDUMP
port =
For supported variables and values see table: A-2.1.4 PJL
Variables and Values
@PJL INFO category
Requests specied category of printer informaon.
Supported categories are:
ID : Printer ID is PP 4050
CONFIG : Printer conguraon
MEMORY : Printer memory
STATUS : Printer status
VARIABLES : List of Environment variables
USTATUS : List of USTATUS variables
PROFILES : List of PROFILES
@PJL ECHO [ words ] Returns the ”words” to the host computer.
@PJL USTATUS
variable = value
Allows the printer to send unsolicited status messages. Sup-
ported variables and values are:
DEVICE = ON : send aer status change
DEVICE = VERBOSE : same as ON + PJL errors
DEVICE = OFF : no status change messages
JOB = ON : send at job start / end
JOB = OFF : no job start/end message
PAGE = ON : send at page end
PAGE = OFF : no page end message
TIMED = 5...300, 0 : send status aer me
@PJL USTATUSOFF Turns o all unsolicited status messages
2.1.4 List of Supported PJL Variables and Values
The following variables can be programmed by the PJL commands:
@PJL SET ”variable” = ”value”
@PJL DEFAULT ”variable” = ”value”
PJL SET VARIABLE VALUES
PROFILE 1, 2, 3, ....., 10
PAPER A4, LETTER, CUSTOM
PAGELENGTH 3, 3 1/6, ....., 20 in steps of 1 / 6 or 1 / 4 inch
Note: value 3 1/6 programming is 3<SP>1/6
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2 List of Supported PJL Control Funcons
PJL SET VARIABLE VALUES
LENGTHFACTOR 1, 2, 3, ...., 20
IMAGEWIDTH 0.5, 0.55, ....., 16 in steps of 0.05 inch
PAPERSOURCE LOWER,
UPPER
PAPERDESTINATION
BOTTOM
TOP (PP 4050XP only)
BOTTOMCUT
LENGTHFACTOR 1, 2, 3, ...., 20
ORIENTATION PORTRAIT
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPEMODE REVERSE
PCLCOMPATIBLE
ORIENTATIONMODE FIXED
AUTOMATIC
PAPEREXTENDED NO
YES
PAPERSELECT
RECOGNIZE
ONLYPJL
IGNORE
PATHSELECT RECOGNIZE
IGNORE
FUSERTEMP
LOW
MIDDLE
HIGH
DENSITY
LOW (MICRLOW)
MIDDLE (MICRMIDDLE)
HIGH, (MICRHIGH)
ECOTOP
VERSHIFT -50, -49, ....., -1, 0, 1, 2, ....., 50
HORSHIFT -50, -49, ....., -1, 0, 1, 2, ....., 50
CUTSHIFT -50, -49, ....., -1, 0, 1, 2, ....., 50
PERSONALITY PCL
HEXDUMP
AUTOFORMFEED OFF, 1, 2, ....., 120
AUTOFORMCUT OFF, 1, 2, ....., 120
TRACTORPOOL ON,
OFF
JOBSEPARATION ON,
OFF
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2 List of Supported PJL Control Funcons
PJL SET VARIABLE VALUES
TRACTORCHANGECUT ON,
OFF
REPRINTLASTPAGE ON,
OFF
Note: All parameter which can be programmed with PJL Variables can also be congured by the
Operator Panel of the printer.
The following variables can be programmed by the PJL command:
@PJL DEFAULT ”variable” = ”value”
PJL DEFAULT VARIABLE VALUES
POWERSAVE OFF, 15, 30, 45, 60
KEEPTEMPHIGH ALWAYS, 0.5, 1, ....., 60 (in steps of 0.5 sec)
ALARMBELL ON,
OFF
LANG
ENGLISH
GERMAN
FRENCH
SPANISH
MENUACCESS
ALL
PROFILESONLY
NONE
Note: These variables can not be used by the PJL COMMAND SET.
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3 List of Supported PCL5 Control Funcons
2.1.5 Supported PJL Variables and Values for PCL Personality
The following variables can be programmed by the PJL commands:
@PJL SET LPARM : PCL ”variable” = ”value”
@PJL DEFAULT LPARM : PCL ”variable” = ”value”
PJL VARIABLE VALUES
FONTNUMBER 1, 2, 3, ....., 54
PITCH 0.44, ....., 99.99 (in steps of 0.01)
SYMSET
ROMAN8,
ISOL1, ISOL2, ISO4, ISO6.ISOL5, ISOL9, SO11, ISO15, ISO17,
ISO21, ISO60, ISO69
PC8, PC8DN, PC850, PC852, PC858, PC8TK
WINL1, WINL2, WINL5, WIN30
DESKTOP, PSTEXT,VNINTL, VNUS, MSPUBL
MATH8, PSMATH, VNMATH, PIFONT, LEGAL,
LINESPACING 1, 2, 3, ....., 48
TOPMARGIN 0, 1, 2, ....., 999
LEFTMARGIN 0, 1, 2, ....., 999
RIGHTMARGIN 0, 1, 2, ....., 999, MAXIMUM
TEXTLENGTH 0, 1, 2, ....., 999
PERFORATIONSKIP OFF
ON
DOLLARCOMMANDS OFF
ON
3 List of Supported PCL5 Control Funcons
3.1 Job Control Commands
JOB CONTROL COMMANDS VALUES
ESC % - 12345 X
Universal Exit / Start of PJL
Change to PJL Language Interpretaon Mode Reset
the printer like performing a Reset command
Print all data received before the UEL command
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3 List of Supported PCL5 Control Funcons
JOB CONTROL COMMANDS VALUES
ESC E
Reset
Reset to PJL Current Environment
Prinng of any paral pages
Deleng of all temporary download resources, as
macros, fonts, and paerns
ESC & l # X Number of Copies
Number of printed copies for each page
ESC & l # U
Le Oset Registraon
Posion of the logical page across the width of the
physical page
ESC & l # Z
Top Oset Registraon
Posion of the logical page along length of the phy-
sical page
ESC & u # D Unit of Measure
Measure for PCL unit cursor movements
ESC & l # G
(Private Command)
Paper Exit Selecon
Parameters:
# = 1 : Upper exit, each page is cut
# = 2 : Lower exit (Stacker) without cung
# = 12 : Lower exit, each page is cut
3.2 Page Control Commands
PAGE CONTROL
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC & l # A
(Private Command)
Page Size
Denion of the paper size and in turn of the logical
page size. Parameters:
# = 2 : Leer
# = 26 : A4
# = 101: Custom
ESC & l # O
Orientaon
Dierent rotaons of the logical page
# = 0: Portrait
# = 1: Landscape
# = 2: Reverse Portrait
# = 3: Reverse Landscape
ESC & l # H
(Private Command)
Paper Source
Designaon of the locaon for paper feeding or prinng
of the current page. Parameters:
# = 0 : Print the current page
# = 1 : Paper Feeding from the Upper Tractor
# = 4 : Paper Feeding from the Lower Tractor
ESC & a # P
Print Direcon
Rotaon of the page coordinate system related to
the current posion in steps of 90°
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PAGE CONTROL
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC & a # L Le Margin
Seng to the le edge of the page (columns)
ESC & a # M Right Margin
Seng to the right edge of the page (columns)
ESC 9 Clear Horizontal Margins
Reseng of the right and le margin
ESC & l # E Top Margin
Seng the top of the text area in lines
ESC & l # F
Text Length
Number of prinng lines per page
Seng of the boom margin
ESC & l # L
Perforaon Skip
# = 0 : Disable
# = 1 : Enable
ESC & k # H Horizontal Moon Index
Width of the columns where # (x 1/120 inch)
ESC & l # C Vercal Moon Index
Height of rows where # (x 1/48 inch)
ESC & l # D
Line Spacing
Number of lines printed per inch
# = 1, 2, 3, ....., 48
3.3 Cursor Posioning Commands
CURSOR POSITIONING
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC & a # C Horizontal Posion in Columns
ESC * p # X Horizontal Posion in PCL Units
ESC & a # H Horizontal Posion in Decipoints
ESC & a # R Vercal Posion in Rows
ESC * p # Y Vercal Posion in PCL Units
ESC & a # V Vercal Posion in Decipoints
ESC = Half Line Feed
ESC & k # G Line Terminaon
ESC & f # S Push / Pop Cursor Posion
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3 List of Supported PCL5 Control Funcons
CURSOR POSITIONING
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC & k # G
Line Terminaon
# = 0 : CR = CR, LF = LF, FF = FF
# = 1 : CR = CR+LF, LF = LF, FF = FF
# = 2 : CR = CR, LF = CR+LF, FF = CR+FF
# = 3 : CR = CR+LF, LF = CR+LF,
FF = CR+FF
ESC & f # S
Push / Pop Cursor Posion
# = 0 : Push (Store)
# = 0 : Pop (Recall)
ESC & s # C
End-Of- Line Wrap
# = 0 : Enable
# = 1 : Disable
CR (hex 0D) Carriage Return
SP (hex 20) Space
BS (hex 08) Backspace
HT (hex 09) Horizontal Tab
LF (hex 0A) Line Feed
FF (hex 0C) Form Feed
3.4 Font Selecon Commands
FONT SELECTION
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC ( ID
Symbol Set , primary *)
ID = Code for Symbol Set, see Chapter 4
Explanaon of Individual Items and here point SYM-
BOL SETS or a Printout of PCL TYPEFACE LIST
ESC ( s # P
Spacing, primary *)
# = 0 : Fixed Spacing
# = 1 : Proporonal Spacing
ESC ( s # H Pitch, primary *)
# = Number of character per inch
ESC ( s # V Height, primary *)
# = Character height in point
ESC ( s # S
Style, primary *)
# = 0 : Upright
# = 1 : Italic
ESC ( s # B
Stroke Weight, primary *)
# = 0 : Medium
# = 3 : Bold
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FONT SELECTION
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC ( s # T
Typeface, primary *)
# = Code number for Typeface, see Printout of PCL
TYPEFACE LIST
ESC ( s # X Font Selecon by ID #, primary *)
ESC ( 3 @ Select Default Font as primary *)
*) All commands for primary with ?(? parenthesis can be used for secondary with ?)? parenthesis
3.5 Font Management Commands
FONT MANAGMENT
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC & d # D
Enable Underline
# = 0 : Fixed posion
# = 3 : Floang posion
ESC & d @ Disable Underline
ESC & p # X [data] Transparent Print Data
ESC * c # D Assign Font ID #
ESC * c # F Font Control
ESC * c # R User Dened Symbol Set ID Code
ESC ( f # W [data] User Dened Symbol Set Data
ESC * c # S User Dened Symbol Set Control
ESC ) s # W [data] So Font Descriptor
ESC * c # E So Font Character Code
ESC ( s # W [data] So Font Download Character
ESC Y Display Funcons Mode On
ESC Z Display Funcons Mode O
Note: For detailled informaons see HP PCL 5 Technical Reference Manual.
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3.6 Macro control Commands
MACRO CONTROL
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC & f # Y Macro ID
ESC & f # X
Macro Control
# = 0 : Start macro denion (last ID specied)
# = 1 : Stop macro denion
# = 2 : Execute macro (last ID specied)
# = 3 : Call macro (last ID specied)
# = 4 : Enable macro for automac overlay (last ID
specied)
# = 5 : Disable automac overlay
# = 6 : Delete all macros
# = 7 : Delete all temporary macros
# = 8 : Delete macro (last ID specied)
# = 9 : Make macro temporary (last ID specied)
# = 10 : Make marco permanent (last ID specied)
Note: For detailled informaons see HP PCL 5 Technical Reference Manual.
3.7 Graphic Commands
GRAPHIC
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC * v # N Source Transparency Mode
ESC * v # O Paern Transparency Mode
ESC * c # G Area Fill ID
ESC * v # T Select Current Paern
ESC * c # W [data] Dene User Dened Paern
ESC * p # R Set Paern Reference Point
ESC * c # Q User Dened Paern Control
ESC * t # R Raster Graphic Resoluon
ESC * r # F Raster Graphic Presentaon
ESC * r # T Raster Graphic Heigth
ESC * r # S Raster Graphic Width
ESC * r # A Start Raster Graphics
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GRAPHIC
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC * b # Y Raster Graphic Y Oset
ESC * b # M Raster Graphic Compression Mode
ESC * b # W [data] Transfer Raster Graphic Data
ESC * B or ESC * C End of Raster Graphic
ESC * c # A Horizontal Rectangle Size, PCL Units
ESC * c # H Horizontal Rectangle Size, Decipoint
ESC * c # B Vercal Rectangle Size, PCL Units
ESC * c # V Vercal Rectangle Size, Decipoints
ESC * c # G Paern ID for Area Fill
ESC * c # P Fill Rectangle Area
ESC * c # X HPGL Horizontal Picture Frame Size
ESC * c # Y HPGL Vercal Picture Frame Size
ESC * c 0 T HPGL Picture Frame Anchor Point
ESC * c # K HPGL Horizontal Plot Size
ESC * c # L HPGL Vercal Plot Size
ESC % # B Enter HPGL Mode
ESC % # A Return from HPGL to PCL Mode
Note: For detailled informaons see HP PCL 5 Technical Reference Manual.
3.8 Status Readback Commands
STATUS READBACK
COMMANDS VALUES
ESC * s # T Set Status Readback Locaon Type
ESC * s # U Set Status Readback Locaon Unit
ESC * s # I Set Status Readback Enty
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PSI Laser Printer Programming Guide

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