Agilent Technologies N-Series Left Offset, Minimum Top Coordinate, Minimum Left Coordinate

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Preferences menu. If inches, the user can enter a value between -1.000 and 1.000. In 1/300 inches, the user can enter an integer value between -300 and 300. In 1/60 inches, the user can enter an integer value between -60 and 60. The default value is -75 (300ths inch).

Left Offset

Left Offset specifies the amount of shift if Offset is selected (or active because of the Auto Offset algorithm) under Size Correction. Negative values move printed output left; positive values move printed output right. The value can be entered in inches, 1/300 inches or 1/60 inches, depending upon the setting of Measurement Setting for Entries under the Preferences menu. If inches, the user can enter a value between -1.000 and 1.000. In 1/300 inches, the user can enter an integer value between -300 and 300. In 1/60 inches, the user can enter an integer value between -60 and 60. The default value is -75 (300ths inch).

Minimum Top Coordinate

The Minimum Top Coordinate setting is used if Auto Offset has been selected under Size Correction in the Printer Setup menu. The XLI uses this value to determine if the origin of the first character is in the printable area of the page. The value entered by the user should normally be 1/4 inch, since this is the area at the top of the page that cannot be addressed by PCL5 printers. The default is 75 (300th inch). This value may need to be increased if the origin of the character is within the printable area, but the height of the character is such that the character is clipped when printed.

The value can be entered in inches, 1/300 inches or 1/60 inches, depending upon the setting of Measurement Setting for Entries under the Preferences menu. If inches, the user can enter a value between 0.000 and 14.000. In 1/300 inches, the user can enter an integer value between 0 and 4200. In 1/60 inches, the user can enter an integer value between 0 and 840.

Minimum Left Coordinate

The Minimum Left Coordinate setting is used if Auto Offset has been selected under Size Correction in the Printer Setup menu. The XLI uses this value to determine if the origin of the first character is in the printable area of the page. The value entered by the user should normally be 1/4 inch, since this is the area on the left edge of the page that cannot be addressed by PCL5 printers.

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Contents Agile Revision date 5 NovemberUser’s Manual Copyright InformationRelease Notes About This Manual FCC/DOC Statement Table of Contents Forms and Graphics Support ResetPrinters Supported Conversion MethodsOperator Text Message Tabs HorizontalXtraedit Configuration Configure Menu Install Settings Now Alt-I Install As New Configuration General Information Features and OptionsSpecifications 512K Flash Standard 256K RAM Firmware upgrades via provided PC/MSDOS softwareTwo-year product warranty Toll-free tech support is available from 730 AM. to 4 PMElectrical Requirements Prior to InstallationSelecting a Location Operating EnvironmentUnpacking N17 InstallationPackage Contents Printer PreparationInserting the X/TRA XLi N17Returning the Printer to Operation N24/N32/N40 Installation Place with wire latches Reconnect power cordInserting the X/TRA XLi Returning the Printer to Operation TRA XLi Connection to Parallel Input ConnectionsConnection Test If the Printer does not Return a Status Sheet TroubleshootingIf Printer does not Start TRA XLi XES Features and Specifications Introduction to XESTitan10iso Titan12iso XCP14iso Xerox DocuPrint N17, N24, N32, N40Forms downloading Vector graphics Raster graphics PC/MS DOS menu-driven configuration program Xtraedit Xerox Data Monitor Mode emulation Configuration/StatusXES Commands User-Defined KeysEmulation Change Selecting a UDK46Page User’s Manual Job Control Commands Non-Job Control Commands XES Command FormatJob Control Commands Two Types of Escape SequencesLine Endings Configuration/StatusNon-Job Control Commands 48Page User’s ManualJob Boundary Commands Optional CommentPrint Job Mixed Orientation Command s+XdPrint Job Page410 User’s ManualPrint Multiple Copies Non-Collated Miscellaneous CommandsPrint Multiple Copies Collated Paper TrayDuplex Start Output TrayOffset Duplex Invert StartComment Duplex StopDuplex Side Select Font Unload Font CommandsFont Load Font AddFont Change Formatting CommandsFont ID Assignment Units 1/60Units 1/300 Command szfCommand smH,T,B,L,Rd Range See chart MarginsMargin Left Margin TopMargin Bottom Margin RightTabs Clear Horizontal Command st#1,#2,...#64dCommand sd Page418 User’s ManualTabs Vertical Command sv#1,#2,...#64dCommand se Tabs Clear VerticalJustification Unlimited Justification StartJustification Stop Center Command sqCommand si# Range Line SpacingLine Spacing Absolute Command sip#dCommand sqzs#Cd Character Spacing AbsoluteText Placement Absolute Forms Creation CommandsBaseline Placement Absolute Command sza#1,#2dtextd Range See BelowPage424 User’s Manual Portrait Landscape Text Placement RelativeCommand srC1#C2 Range See Below For up For down For left For rightCommand sb Document Enhancement CommandsCommand sxor yX,Y,L,W,Sd Range See Below Line Draw X or YOverstrike Stop Bold StopOverstrike Start Subscript StartUnderline Start Superscript StartSub/Superscript Stop Merge Page Unload Underline StopMerge Page Load Form ID AssignmentForm Merge Stop Form Merge StartCycleforms Merge StartGraphic Window Command szdMerge Stop Page430 User’s ManualGraphic Delete Graphic Window RepeatPage432 User’s Manual Graphic LineGraphic Arc Range T=1-15Graphic Box Graphic Pie ChartCommand sgbTX1,Y1,X2,Y2d Range See Below Language Character ReassignmentLoad Translation Table Command s+D Data MonitorContol Codes Page436 User’s ManualAbout Xtraedit Getting StartedLoading Xtraedit Select Port Page538 User’s ManualXtraedit Configuration Xtraedit Main ScreenPage540 User’s Manual Keyboard CommandsF10=Menu Enter=OK/Select Item Esc=Cancel/Previous MenuOther Keyboard Commands Alt-X=ExitPage542 User’s Manual File MenuXLI Resources Directory Configure Menu Exit Alt-XSelect Configuration to Edit Page54 User’s ManualChange Default Configuration Font Selection Text GenerationPage546 User’s Manual Font RotationLine Spacing LanguageCharacter Set Absolute Line SpacingInput Tray Selection Printer SetupPage548 User’s Manual Input Paper SizeOutput Tray Map Input Tray MapOutput Tray Selection Source Code Page5-0 User’s ManualTwo-up Printing Duplex Length Portrait, LandscapeTop Offset Page5-2 User’s ManualSize Correction Minimum Left Coordinate Left OffsetMinimum Top Coordinate Top Margin Margins Portrait, LandscapePage5-4 User’s Manual Left Margin Tabs Portrait, LandscapeBottom Margin Right MarginPage5-6 User’s Manual Page5-7 Other Options Page5-8 User’s ManualEmulation Mode Line EndUnits of Measure Uppercase CommandsJob Timeout UDK CharacterError Level Undo Settings Alt-UInstall Settings Now Alt-I Resources Menu Install As New ConfigurationDelete Configuration Page562 User’s ManualView Installed Fonts Load FontPage564 User’s Manual Load Resources File Delete FontNon-Shrinkable Fonts Pack XLI Memory Command Line InterfaceSave Resources to File Page56 User’s ManualPreferences Menu Measurement Units for EntriesConfirm Before Updating XLI Page568 User’s ManualContents Help Menu

N-Series specifications

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