PQ-8P, PQ-8S

VALUE DESCRIPTION

05256 Model 3

15224 Model 1

25225 Model 1

*3

4214 Model 2

Example: &%Z24,2 sets the active printer emulation to 5225 Model 1.

NOTE

An AS/400 will auto- configure when the PQ-8 is powered on. Therefore, you should save the new IBM emulation and then cycle the power on the interface to communicate the new emulation to the AS/400.

COMMAND 25: IBM MOTION COMMAND

Manipulates the IBM motion command.

VALUE

DESCRIPTION

*0

Use FF (when

 

possible)

1Substitute multiple LF for FF

2Suppress FF

3Suppress CR, LF and FF

NOTE

The Generic output protocol is strongly recommended when using a selection other than the default.

*Factory-default setting

Example: &%Z25,1 sets the PQ-8 to count the lines specified through LPI settings and replace FF with multiple LF.

COMMAND 26:

WRAP/TRUNCATE TEXT

Printers without HP PCL only. Sets the printer to wrap or truncate text lines longer than 8 inches.

VALUE

DESCRIPTION

*0

Wrap text

1Truncate text at 8 inches

Example: &%Z26,1 Sets the printer to truncate at 8 inches. Text beyond 8 inches will be lost.

COMMAND 28: 15 CPI PRINTING

IBM Proprinter only: Determines how host commands for 15-CPI printing should be executed.

VALUE

DESCRIPTION

*0

No, prints 15 CPI

 

as 17.1 CPI

1Yes, prints 15 CPI as 15 CPI

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Black Box PQ-8P, PQ-8S manual Command 25 IBM Motion Command, Command WRAP/TRUNCATE Text, Command 28 15 CPI Printing

PQ-8P, PQ-8S specifications

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