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10.9.5Formfeed 50

10.9.6Horizontal Tab 50

10.9.7 Move CAP Horizontal (Decipoints)

51

10.9.8 Move CAP Horizontal (Columns)

52

 

10.9.9 Move CAP Horizontal (HP PCL Units)

52

10.10 Vertical Positioning Commands

54

 

10.10.1

Move CAP Vertical (Rows)

54

 

 

10.10.2

Move CAP Vertical (Decipoints)

55

 

10.10.3 Move CAP Vertical (HP PCL Units)

56

10.11 Font Selection 57

 

 

 

10.11.1

Font Selection by Attribute

57

 

 

10.11.2 Font Symbol Set 57

10.11.3Font Spacing 60

10.11.4Font Pitch 60

10.11.5Font Height 61

10.11.6Font Style 62

10.11.7

Font Stroke Weight

64

10.11.8

Font Selection by ID

65

10.12Downloading Fonts 66

10.12.1Font ID 66

10.12.2Download Font 67

10.12.3Character Code 68

10.12.4Download Character 68

10.12.5Font Control 69

10.13Raster Graphics 70

10.13.1 Raster Mode 70

10.13.2

Commands Locked Out of Raster Mode 70

10.13.3

Commands Allowed in Raster Mode 70

10.13.4Start Raster 71

10.13.5End Raster 71

10.13.6Raster Resolution 72

10.13.7

Source Raster Width

73

10.13.8

Y Offset 74

 

10.14Raster Data Transfer

75

10.14.1 Transfer Raster by Plane 75

10.14.2

Transfer Raster by Row/Block 76

10.15Raster Compression 77

10.15.1Compression Method 77

10.16Color 84

10.16.1Simple Color 84

10.16.2Foreground Color 87

11.0Fonts 90

11.1

Standard Bitmap Font Definition 90

11.2

Resolution-Specified Bitmap Font Definition 91

11.2.1 Font Descriptor Size (UINT)

92

11.2.2

Descriptor Format (UBYTE)

92

11.2.3

Symbol Set Type (UBYTE)

92

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Contents Hewlett-Packard Vancouver Site Printing History Preface and Printing HistoryWhich printers are covered by this guide1 About this Developer’s GuideSpecial Note HP DeskJet 710C, 720C and 820C Series printers Special NotesTable of Contents HP PCL Commands Fonts HP LaserJet Bitmap Character Definition Printer Commands Length is set, in number SettingHow This Developer’s Guide Works Length set to 66 linesCommand Option Recognition Grid G Command Summary DCommand Usage Table E Command Options FImportant Point Detailed Command DescriptionHistory of HP PCL Printer Language What are Printer Commands?HP PCL Commands Introduction to HP PCLTwo-Character Escape Sequences Syntax of Escape SequencesParameterized Escape Sequences Esc & l 1 O Esc Logical Page, Physical Text AreaCurrent Active Position CAP LayoutCAP Reference Point CAP PositionPrint Environment Merged Text and Graphics Leverage from Previous Programs Follow SpecificationsPriority of Feature Set Commands Programming HintsTime Savers Priority of CommandsProgramming Hints Print Modes HP PCL CommandsTesting Commands Control Codes and Special Character CodesDisplay Functions turned off Display Functions Mode onDisplay Functions Mode OFF Display Functions turned onText Enhancements CR = CR, LF LF = CR, LF FF CR = CR LF = LF FF = FFCR = CR, LF LF = LF FF = FF CR = CR LF = CR, LF FF =Disables End-of-Line Wrap Enables End-of-Line WrapEnd-of-Line Wrap Job Control Reset Esc EPrinter Control Gray Balance Default ModesGray Balance Dry Timer Defaults Dry TimerBest quality selected EconoFast mode selectedPrint Quality Normal quality selectedInkjet Paper Plain paperBond paper Special paper HP PremiumHP PCL Commands Self-Test Esc z Printer DiagnosticsLength Line Values ControlTables SizeSize set to that indicated By value index in the followingValue Description Load from tray Load z-fold media bannersPrint current page source is UnchangedReverse Portrait OrientationPortrait LandscapeNumber of 1/120 inch Horizontal Motion IndexIncrements Out of range values Vertical Motion IndexNumber of 1/48 inch increments Between rowsClear Horizontal Margins Line SpacingSets the number of lines printed Per inchRight Margin Left MarginSets the left margin to the left Edge of the specified columnNumber of lines at the current Lines-per-inch settingTop Margin Top margin is set to specifiedLines, from the top margin Disables perforation skip modeEnables perforation skip mode Sets length of the text area,HP PCL Commands Space Horizontal Positioning CommandsBackspace Carriage ReturnHorizontal Tab FormfeedInch Move CAP Horizontal DecipointsMoves CAP horizontally by Specified number of decipointsUnits Specified number of columnsLimit Specified number of HP PCLHP PCL Commands Column position on a new line Vertical Positioning CommandsMove CAP Vertical Rows Moves CAP to the sameMoves CAP to a new position Move CAP Vertical DecipointsAlong the vertical axis Axis Move CAP Vertical HP PCL UnitsMoves CAP specified number HP PCL units along the YFont Selection Font Symbol SetFont Selection by Attribute Symbol Set Name TIS TAPCI23 Current font is set Fixed spacingProportional spacing Inter character spacing forHeight for current font is set Font HeightFont Style Specified characteristics areApplied to font style request Matching Algorithm Thin Book or text weightUltra thin Extra thinFont with indicated ID is Font Selection by IDSelected Downloading Fonts Font ID Esc * c # DDownload Font Download Font Esc s # W font definitionDownload Character Character CodeTemp, permanent, and soft Delete all fonts tempPermanent, and soft Delete all temporary fontsRaster Graphics Raster ModeCommands Locked Out of Raster Mode Commands Allowed in Raster ModeLeft boundary current vertical Printer returns to text modeCommand processing Start graphics at logicalGraphics data printed at 300 dpi Graphics data printed at 75 dpiGraphics data printed at 100 dpi Graphics data printed at 150 dpiSpecified number of pixels at Current resolutionaSource Raster Width Raster region width is set toMovement OffsetCursor is moved specified Number of raster lines of verticalData is set to the printer. Raster Data TransferSpecified number of bytes Graphics data for a single planeData Transfer Raster by Row/BlockFollowing specified number Data bytes sent to the printer asRaster Compression Has precedence if it is met before the literal run count Method 2 Tagged Image File Format Encoding Tiff revisionMethod 3 Delta Row Encoding Replacement count 1 Left offset from the current byte ODelta ROW Example Row 3 Esc * b 5 W 000000000000111100100010101010101010 Method 9 Compressed Replacement Delta Row EncodingRow 1 Esc * b 3 m 2 W 00000001 Row 2 Esc * b 2 WControl Bit = Control BitHP PCL Commands Planes, device RGB palette ColorSingle plane K palette Planes, device CMY paletteWhite no ink Black Black/Yellow Black/Magenta Specified by the given index Foreground ColorCurrent palette Planes per Row Index Color Planes per Row Index Color Printed Standard Bitmap Font Definition FontsFormat Resolution-Specified Bitmap Font Definition Font Descriptor Size Uint Symbol Set Type UbyteDescriptor Format Ubyte Style MSB Uint Font Type UbyteOrientation Ubyte Baseline Position UintCell Width Uint Cell Height UintPitch Uint Symbol Set UintSpacing Bool Character Set UINT16Width Type Sbyte Stroke Weight SbyteHeight Uint XHeight UintTypeface Family Value Typeface LSB/MSB UbyteQuality Serif Style UbyteText Height Uint PlacementUnderline Position Sbyte Underline Thickness UbyteHeight Extended Ubyte First Code UintLast Code/Number of Chars Uint Pitch Extended UbyteFont Name ASC16 Resolution UintCap Height Uint Font Number Uint102 CopyrightFont Scaling Technology Segment SizeResolution UINT16 Bitmap Resolution Segment103 104 Stroke Weight UINT32Character Enhancement Segment Style UINT32105 Sizing UINT16106 Dual-Pitch-Space Char SegmentFull-Width-Space Character Code UINT16 Half-Width-Space Character CodeFormat Ubyte HP LaserJet Bitmap Character Definition107 108 Continuation BoolDescriptor Size Ubyte Class Ubyte109 Class 2 Compressed Bitmap Character Data 110 Character Height Uint Left Offset SintTop Offset Sint Character Width UintCharacter Data Delta X Sint112 Esc & l # H Banner Printing113 Unloading Continuous Media Command SequenceMargins Moving to a New LogicalPrinting Cutsheet with Z-Fold Media Power-On with Continuous MediaPower-Off with Continuous Media Sample HP PCL for a Banner Print JobFormatting Program Example HP PCL Code Samples116 117 118 Commands Sent to Printer119 14.3 3-Plane Color Graphics120 14.4 4-Plane Color Graphics121 122 Printer Commands123 124 Other Resources for AssistanceHP Developer Exchange Comments & Feedback
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800, 700 specifications

The HP 700 is a noteworthy addition to HP's lineup of enterprise-level printers, designed specifically to meet the demands of small to medium-sized businesses. With an emphasis on speed, efficiency, and high-quality printing, the HP 700 series has carved a niche for itself in the competitive printing market.

One of the standout features of the HP 700 is its impressive print speed, which can reach up to 40 pages per minute. This rapid output ensures that businesses can keep up with their demanding workloads without sacrificing quality. The printer also offers a fast first-page-out time, allowing users to access their prints more quickly, which is especially beneficial in busy office environments.

Connectivity is another important aspect of the HP 700 series. The printer supports multiple connectivity options, including USB, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi, allowing for versatile integration into existing office networks. The inclusion of mobile printing capabilities enhances user experience; employees can print directly from their smartphones or tablets using HP's Mobile Print Solutions, making it easier to meet on-the-go printing needs.

The HP 700 is equipped with advanced security features, such as secure boot and firmware integrity checking, ensuring that sensitive documents remain protected against unauthorized access. Additionally, it includes features like PIN printing, which provides an extra layer of security by requiring users to enter a PIN before their documents are released for printing.

In terms of sustainability, the HP 700 is designed with energy efficiency in mind. It employs HP’s EcoSmart Black Toner technology, which not only delivers exceptional print quality but also contributes to lower energy consumption and reduced environmental impact. The printer is also compatible with HP's Cartridge Recycling program, allowing businesses to responsibly dispose of used toner cartridges.

The print resolution of the HP 700 series is another strong selling point, offering up to 1200 x 1200 dpi. This high resolution ensures that text and images come out crisp and clear, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, from professional documents to vibrant marketing materials.

In summary, the HP 700 series combines high-speed printing, versatile connectivity, robust security features, and energy efficiency, all while delivering exceptional print quality. These attributes make it an ideal choice for businesses looking to enhance their productivity and streamline their printing processes. Whether for day-to-day operations or specialized tasks, the HP 700 stands out as a reliable and efficient printing solution.
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