Compatibility Operator Descriptions
Some of the following compatibility operators use tray numbers to represent paper tray locations or feeding methods. The table below lists the tray numbers and the corresponding meanings for the printer. The compatibility operators listed here were implemented and defined for the printer.
Tray Numbers and Their Meanings in the Compatibility Operators
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0 | <Tray 1> |
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1 | <Tray 2> |
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2 | <Tray 3> |
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3 | <MBT> |
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4 | <HCF> |
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10*1 | <Inserter tray 1> |
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11*1 | <Inserter tray 2> |
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20*2 | <Inserter tray> |
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*1: Publishing Finisher only.
*2: Booklet Finisher only - 92 ppm
defaultpapertray defaultpapertray int
The operator returns the first element of the Priority array in the InputAttributes dictionary found within the current page device. This number represents the default paper tray slot which may or may not be installed. If there is no Priority array within InputAttributes at the time that defaultpapertray is executed, some arbitrary slot number will be returned.
Errors: stackoverflow
papertray | papertray int |
This operator returns the first element of the Priority array in the InputAttributes dictionary found within the current page device. This number represents the current paper tray slot which may or may not be installed. If there is no Priority array within InputAttributes at the time that papertray is executed, some arbitrary slot number will be returned.
Errors: stackoverflow