HP 800, 700 How This Developer’s Guide Works, Value, Effect, range values, Page Length, setting

How This Developer’s Guide Works

4.0How This Developer’s Guide Works

Below is a sample command description chart from this guide. On the following pages you can find descriptor names for the various parts of the graph.

	A 4.0.1		Page Length				B
							Page Length - Esc & l # PC
	TABLE 1.
E
	Value	G	DJ610C	DJ660C	DJ670C	DJ680C	DJ690C	DJ695C	DJ810C	DJ830C	DJ850C	DJ870C	DJ880C	DJ890C	DJ895C	DJ970C	HP2000C	EFFECT
		DJ600
	F																	H
	#
	0	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	Page length set to 66 lines
	1 .. n	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	Page length is set, in number of
																		lines, at the current lpi
	Default	0 (66 lines per page)
	Range	1 to maximum supported paper size - Command is ignored for out of
		range values
			D Designates the number of lines on t e logical page at the current VMI (Vertical Motion Index)
			setting.

I This command performs the following actions:

4Prints any unprinted ages.

4Ejects the current page if printable data has been received (FF-CR).

4Sets text length, top margin, left margin, and right margin to user defaults.

4Moves CAP to the left edge of the logical page at the top of form.

The printer may select a different page size for the same line count, since lines are defined by the current VMI. This command is ignored if VMI is 0.

4.0.2The Command Description Page A

Since some commands are not recognized by all HP DeskJet printers, or some family mem- bers do not recognize all options for a particular command, it is necessary to indicate which printers do respond to each command, and how each printer treats each command option.

4.0.3Command Name B

The Command Name is the name by which each command is referred to within the text of this guide, and by which the command is referenced in the index.

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