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PostScript

This WorkCentre supports PS 3 commands that enable the features listed in the following table.

Feature	Description
Media Size	This command specifies the size of media on which to
	print the job.
Media Direction	This command specifies the edge of the input medium
	that will enter the printing engine or imager first and
	across which data will be imaged. Values reflect
	positions relative to a canonical page in portrait
	orientation (width smaller than height):
Media Source	This command specifies the tray to supply the job’s
	media.
Media Source from	This command indicates whether the input medium is to
Bypass tray	be fed from bypass tray.
Media Color	Use this command to indicate the color of the media
	used to print a job.
Media Weight	Media weight. Unit: (g/㎡) gram per square-meter
Media Class	Paper class (ex. normal, thick, recycled)
Media Type	Media types are used to distinguish the type of media a
	job requires.
Media Selection	Specify if you apply the strict setpagedevice rule to
	media selection.
Print Mode	Horizontal resolution, vertical resolution and bits per
	pixel
Duplex	Delivers two-sided output. Landscape documents read
	like a calendar, and Portrait documents read like a book.
Tumble	Deliver two-sided output. (Use combine with Duplex)
	Landscape documents read like a book and Portrait
	documents read like a calendar.
Image Enhancement	Specify whether you apply edge-smoothing to output
	after rendering
Toner Save	Use this command to control toner consumption when
	printing.
Halftone Screen	This command specifies the screen type.
Selection
Output Location	Indicates the output bin where the print job is sent.
Quantity	Number of prints (Max: 999)
Collation	A flag specifying how the output is to be organized when
	multiple copies are requested for a multiple-page
	document. Output consists of page sets that are
	delivered together. If Collate is true, a page set consists
	of one copy of all pages of the document; if it is false, a
	page set consists of all copies of one page of the
	document.
Jog	This feature provides a physical offset of hard copy that
	distinguishes between sets or stacks within a job.
Stapling	This command indicates use and location of staple(s).

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