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Lexmark C762, C760 manual 3-32, Assign Type/Bin, DINQUIRE or, Glossy setting, INQUIRE value

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Table 3-4: Printer Unique Variables for Both Printer Languages (Continued)

Variable	Function	Selections		Factory Default
LGLOSSYOUTPUTBIN	Assign Type/	UPPER, LOWER, OPTIONALOUTBIN1,		UPPER
	Bin - Glossy	OPTIONALOUTBIN2, OPTIONALOUTBIN3,
		OPTIONALOUTBIN4, OPTIONALOUTBIN5,
		OPTIONALOUTBIN6, OPTIONALOUTBIN7,
		OPTIONALOUTBIN8, OPTIONALOUTBIN9,
		OPTIONALOUTBIN10, “name”
		name is a variable that allows for custom naming of
		optional output bins. The text string is truncated to 24
		characters.
		Specifies a selected output bin for jobs printed on
		Glossy paper.
		A DINQUIRE or INQUIRE on the Assign Type/Bin -
		Glossy setting returns:
		Assign Type/Bin -	DINQUIRE or
		Glossy setting	INQUIRE value
		Standard Bin	UPPER
		Bin 1	OPTIONALOUTBIN1
		Bin 2	OPTIONALOUTBIN2
		Bin 3	OPTIONALOUTBIN3
		Bin 4	OPTIONALOUTBIN4
		Bin 5	OPTIONALOUTBIN5
		Bin 6	OPTIONALOUTBIN6
		Bin 7	OPTIONALOUTBIN7
		Bin 8	OPTIONALOUTBIN8
		Bin 9	OPTIONALOUTBIN9
		Bin 10	OPTIONALOUTBIN10
		“name”	“name”

LGLOSSYTEXTURE	Glossy Paper	SMOOTH, NORMAL, ROUGH		NORMAL
	Texture

LGLOSSYWEIGHT	Glossy Paper	LIGHT, NORMAL, HEAVY		NORMAL
	Weight

LHOLEPUNCHALARM	Hole Punch	OFF, SINGLE, CONTINUOUS		OFF
	Alarm

LHOLEPUNCHMODE	Hole Punch	2HOLE, 3HOLE, 4HOLE		3HOLE (US)
	Mode			4HOLE (non-US)
				4HOLE (non-US)

LHONORINIT	Honor INIT	HONORSIGNAL, DONOTHONORSIGNAL		DONOTHONOR
(DEFAULT only)	Signal			SIGNAL
(DEFAULT only)
(Port specific)

LIMAGEBRIGHTNESS	Image	-100 to 100		0
	Brightness

LIMAGECONTRAST	Image Contrast	-100 to 100		0

LIMAGEENHANCE	Image	ON, OFF		OFF
	Enhancement
	Technology

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Contents

Technical Reference MarchUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT RIGHTS Safety InformationEdition March 1998, 2005 Lexmark International, Inc. All rights reservedYour product uses a laser PCL Emulation ContentsContents TOC-1TOC-2 PostScript EmulationContents Flash Memory and Disk Switching LanguagesPrinter Specifications TOC-3Index TOC-4PJL Support PostScript SupportCHAPTER 1 Introduction OverviewIntroduction Chapter 4 “PostScript Emulation” Chapter 5 “Switching Languages”Chapter 2 “PCL Emulation” Chapter 3 “Printer Job Language”Appendix C “PostScript Support” Chapter 7 “Printer Specifications”Chapter 8 “Printer Interfaces” Appendix A “PCL Support” Appendix B “PJL Support”Navigational Tips Printing the FileIntroduction Introduction BibliographySelecting PCL Emulation Using SmartSwitchUsing the Operator Panel or MarkVision Professional CHAPTER 2 PCL EmulationUsing Your Software Program Printable Areas Page FormattingPaper Lexmark C760 and C762Table 2-1 Lexmark C760 and C762 Paper and Envelope Dimensions 1 Pel dimensions are for 600 dpiEnvelope Print Area Menu ItemTable 2-1 Lexmark C760 and C762 Paper and Envelope Dimensions 1 Pel dimensions are for 600 dpiPCL Logical Page Area Normal settingWhole Page setting Only Portrait Orientation is shown for all settingsFormatted Image with Fit to Page Font and Symbol Set Support for the Lexmark C760 and C762Page EdgePCL emulation. Not all fonts support all symbol sets Table 2-2 Forward and Backward Compatibility Font Selection Commands Standard PCL Emulation Fonts2-10 2-11 Type 1 FontsTable 2-3 Forward and Backward Compatibility Font Selection Commands ESC%-12345X 2-12@PJL RESET @PJL RESET2-13 Specialty PCL FontsTable 2-4 Forward and Backward Compatibility Font Selection Commands Selecting Symbol Sets for the Lexmark C760 and C762 2-14Table 2-5 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets - Latin Indicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set 2-15Table 2-5 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - Latin Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol SetIndicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set 2-16Table 2-5 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - Latin Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol SetIndicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set 2-17Table 2-5 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - Latin Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol SetIndicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set 2-18Table 2-5 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - Latin Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol Set2-19 Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol SetIndicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set PC-775 Baltic PC-8 Latin 2-20Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol Set Indicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set2-21 Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol SetIndicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set ITC Bookman Light ITC Bookman Light Italic ITC Bookman Demi 2-22Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol Set Indicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set2-23 Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol SetIndicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set Table 2-7 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets - Specials 2-24Table 2-7 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - Specials 2-25Table 2-7 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - Specials 2-26Table 2-7 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - Specials 2-27Indicates Typeface does not support the specified Symbol Set 2-28Table 2-7 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - Specials Indicates Typeface supports the specified Symbol Set2-29 Table 2-7 PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued - SpecialsTable 2-8 ISO PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Table 2-8 ISO PCL Emulation Symbol Sets Continued 2-30Control Codes Command StructureCommands 2-31Table 2-10 Description of Command Structure Command StructureCommand Parameters 2-322-33 Linking CommandsTable 2-11 Job Control PCL Emulation CommandsPCL Emulation Commands by Function 2-34Universal Exit Language UEL / Start of PJL 2-35Table 2-11 Job Control Continued Unit of MeasurePaper 2-36Table 2-12 Page Control Set Page SizeSet Universal Custom Name 2-37Table 2-12 Page Control Continued Set Universal Feed DirectionSet Output Bin 2-38Table 2-12 Page Control Continued Set Text LengthDuplex Page Side Selection 2-39Table 2-12 Page Control Continued Set Line Spacing Alternative MethodAlphanumeric ID 2-40Table 2-13 Alphanumeric ID Table 2-14 Cursor PositioningVertical Cursor Position in Decipoints 2-41Table 2-14 Cursor Positioning Continued Vertical Cursor Position in RowsSelect Spacing 2-42Select Symbol Set Table 2-15 Font SelectionSelect Underline Type Enable 2-43Select Stroke Weight Select Default FontDefine Symbol Set 2-44Table 2-16 User-Defined Symbol Set Symbol Set ID CodeSet Font ID 2-45Table 2-17 Font Creation Table 2-18 MacrosArea Fill ID 2-46Pixel Placement Table 2-19 Print ModelUser-Defined Pattern 2-47Table 2-20 User-Defined Pattern Table 2-21 Rectangular Area Fill GraphicsGray Scale Fills 2-48Table 2-21 Rectangular Area Fill Graphics Continued Area Fill IDRaster Graphics Presentation 2-49Raster Resolution Table 2-22 Raster GraphicsTransfer Raster Data by Row/Block 2-50Table 2-22 Raster Graphics Continued Set Raster Compression ModeRaster Height Destination 2-51Set Raster Configuration Table 2-22 Raster Graphics ContinuedMonochrome Print Mode 2-52Driver Configuration Command Table 2-23 Color ExtensionsGamma Correction 2-53Configure Image Data Table 2-23 Color Extensions ContinuedSet Status Readback Location Unit 2-54Table 2-24 Status Readback Set Status Readback Location TypePicture Frame Horizontal Size in Decipoints 2-55Table 2-26 Miscellaneous Commands Table 2-25 Picture FrameTable 2-27 Configuration Group GL/2 Commands2-56 Table 2-26 Miscellaneous Commands ContinuedTable 2-29 Polygon Group 2-57Table 2-27 Configuration Group Continued Table 2-28 Vector Group2-58 Table 2-29 Polygon Group ContinuedTable 2-30 Character Group blue black ref, blue white ref 2-59Table 2-31 Line and Fill Attributes Group CR red black ref, red white ref, green black ref, green white refSyntax 2-60Raster Image Graphics Raster Compression Mode2-61 Uncoded DataExample Example 2-62Run-Length Encoded Data Tagged Image File Format2-63 Delta RowExample Example 2-64Adaptive Compression Table 2-32 Adaptive Compression Control Strings2-65 ZlibGroup 3 and Group 4 Raster Compression Additional Compression Modes 2-66ESC 8U 2-67Macros ExamplePJL Command Notation CHAPTER 3 Printer Job LanguageTable 3-1 PJL Command Notation Kernel Commands UNIVERSAL EXIT LANGUAGE CommandSyntax Example ENTER LANGUAGE CommandCOMMENT Command SyntaxJob Separation Commands JOB CommandSyntax START = first page PASSWORD = numberParameters NAME = job nameEOJ Command SyntaxParameter Table 3-2 Environment Variable Categories Environment Commands and VariablesDEFAULT Command Syntaxflash, flash1, disk, or disk1 case insensitive Syntax SET Command3-10 A unique identifier for a file, such as the macro ID for a PCLfor a PCL font, and so on. The filename is case sensitive Syntax INITIALIZE CommandRESET Command 3-113-12 Common Variables for Both Printer LanguagesTable 3-3 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages alphanumeric string into this field whenever the critical 3-13Table 3-3 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages Continued identifier exists in this field, the printer writes a randomTable 3-3 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages Continued 3-143-15 Table 3-3 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages Continuedthe same print job in two separate groups in an output DINQUIRE or 3-16Output Bin setting Table 3-3 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages Continued3-17 the printer language whose SmartSwitch setting is ONTable 3-3 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages Continued If Collation - Collated Copies QTY is not equal to 0, a 3-18a SET or DEFAULT command, the value is changed to Table 3-3 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages ContinuedTable 3-4 Printer Unique Variables for Both Printer Languages 3-19Printer Unique Variables for Both Printer Languages Table 3-3 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages ContinuedDINQUIRE or 3-20Bond setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-21Card Stock setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-22setting Assign Type/Bin3-23 When queried, the quotes are not returned around thestring name. The default name is returned unless you DINQUIRE or 3-24setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-25setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-26setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-27setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-28setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-29setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-30Envelope setting Assign Type/Binvariable. For more information, see “Status Readback 3-31DINQUIRE or 3-32Glossy setting Assign Type/BinFunction 3-33Factory Default VariableDINQUIRE or 3-34Labels setting Assign Type/BinDINQUIRE or 3-35Letterhead setting Assign Type/BinFunction 3-36Factory Default VariableFunction 3-37Factory Default VariableFunction 3-38Factory Default VariableDINQUIRE or 3-39setting Overflow BinDINQUIRE or 3-40Plain setting Assign Type/Bin3-41 disable PPDS printer language. After this command isspecified, the printer defaults to the closest number in DINQUIRE or 3-42setting Assign Type/BinFunction 3-43Factory Default VariableFunction 3-44Factory Default VariableVariable 3-45Factory Default Transparency setting INQUIRE valuename is a text string that is truncated to 24 characters 3-46Function 3-47Factory Default Variable3-48 Common Variables for PCL EmulationTable 3-5 Common Variables for PCL Emulation 3-49 Printer Unique Variables for PCL EmulationTable 3-6 Printer Unique Variables for PCL Emulation Table 3-6 Printer Unique Variables for PCL Emulation Continued 3-50Table 3-6 Printer Unique Variables for PCL Emulation Continued 3-51Common Variables for PostScript Emulation @PJL SET LPARMPOSTSCRIPT JAMRECOVERY=OFFCRLFTable 3-8 Printer Unique Variables for PostScript Emulation 3-52Printer Unique Variables for PostScript Emulation Printer Unique LRESOURCE VariablesTable 3-9 Printer Unique LRESOURCE Variables 3-53Syntax Status Readback CommandsDINQUIRE Command 3-54Response Syntax ECHO Command3-55 SyntaxResponse Syntax INFO Command3-56 SyntaxINFO CONFIG Response Syntax An Example 3-57Response Syntax INQUIRE Command3-58 SyntaxResponse Syntax USTATUS Command3-59 SyntaxSyntax USTATUSOFF Command3-60 Table 3-11 USTATUS Unsolicited Status Variable ValuesTable 3-12 PJL Information Messages 3-61Status Message Format Information Messages12xyy 3-62Table 3-12 PJL Information Messages 11xyy3-63 Auto-Continuable ConditionsTable 3-13 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable Conditions Table 3-13 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable Conditions Continued 3-64Table 3-13 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable Conditions Continued 3-65Table 3-13 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable Conditions Continued 3-663-67 Attendance ConditionsTable 3-14 PJL Message for Attendance Conditions 3-68 Table 3-14 PJL Message for Attendance ConditionsCartridge Life Warning Table 3-14 PJL Message for Attendance Conditions 3-693-70 Table 3-14 PJL Message for Attendance ConditionsPerfectFinish Missing Table 3-14 PJL Message for Attendance Conditions 3-713-72 Operator Intervention - Paper HandlingTable 3-14 PJL Message for Attendance Conditions 41xyy 3-73Table 3-15 PJL Messages for Paper Handling 41xyyX Value 3-74Table 3-16 Tray Codes Table 3-17 Media Size CodesTable 3-18 Output Bin Codes 3-75Operator Intervention - Paper Jams Table 3-17 Media Size Codes3-76 Table 3-19 PJL Messages for Paper Jamsy represents the tray number. z represents the bin number 3-77 Table 3-19 PJL Messages for Paper Jams Continuedy represents the tray number. z represents the bin number 3-78 Table 3-19 PJL Messages for Paper Jams Continuedy represents the tray number. z represents the bin number 3-79 Table 3-19 PJL Messages for Paper Jams Continuedy represents the tray number. z represents the bin number 3-80 Device Attendance CommandsService Errors RDYMSG CommandSyntax OPMSG CommandSTMSG Command 3-813-82 Unique PJL CommandsLBEEP Command LPORTROTATE CommandTable 3-20 LPRINT testpage Commands LPRINT Commands Information PagesLESCAPECHAR Command 3-83INA2 INA3 LOCALTALK1 LOCALTALK2 LOCALTALK3 PARALLEL PARALLEL1 3-84PORT parameter The following ports are valid parameters for LESCAPECHAR INA INA1Table 3-21 LFAX PHONENUMBER “number” Values LFAX PHONENUMBER Command3-85 SyntaxSyntax LDOWNLOADTARGET CommandFile Commands for Flash or Disk 3-86ACCESS = accesstype 3-87Table 3-22 Variables for Flash and Disk File and Password Commands accesstypeDEVICE = filedevice 3-88symbol set ID filedeviceSyntax LOPENFILE CommandLCLOSEFILE Command 3-89Response Syntax LREADFILE Command3-90 SyntaxSyntax LWRITEFILE CommandLRUNFILE Command 3-91LDEFRAG Command LRENAMEFILE CommandLDELETEFILE Command LFORMAT CommandProtecting a File or Device File and Device Protection CommandsPassword Protection for a File 3-93@PJL DEFAULT LRESOURCEflash1023.p5macro LRWLOCK=passwordCRLF Password for an Entire Device3-94 @PJL DEFAULT LRESOURCEflash00127000.p5bitmap LWLOCK=passwordCRLF3-95 Unlocking a Protected File or DeviceSyntax Syntax 3-96Re-Locking a Protected File or Device @PJL LDELETEPASSWORD LRESOURCE devicefilename.filetypeCRLF3-97 Unlocking a Protected File or Device for the Current JobSyntax Recovering Lost Passwords 3-98Syntax Using SmartSwitch CHAPTER 4 PostScript EmulationSelecting PostScript Emulation PostScriptPaper Sizes Using Your Software ProgramPostScript Table 4-1 Paper Sizes SupportedError stackoverflow currentuniversalsizeignoresize setignoresizePostScript Paper Tray Supportsetuniversalsize Error rangecheck, stackunderflow, typecheckTray Tray Tray Multipurpose Feeder Tray Tray PostScriptPostScript Table 4-2 Tray Selected with Tray OperatorsNot Supported Error stackoverflow manualfeedpapertray Error stackoverflowinteger setpapertray setpapertrayErrors rangecheck, stackunderflow, typecheck PostScriptEnvelope Size Support PostScriptTable 4-3 Envelope Sizes Supported 4-10 PostScriptTable 4-4 Literal Names Supported PageSize x y /ImagingBBox null /Policies/PageSize 0 setpagedevice 4-11Envelope Tray Support PostScriptSupported 4-12PostScript Table 4-5 Envelopetray Operator Selectionsbuildtime 4-13Supplemental Operator Summary appletalktypecurrentmanualduplexmode checkpassword4-14 currentfilenameextendError stackoverflow defaulttimeouts4-15 deletefileTable 4-6 devcontrol Operator Parameters 4-16devcontrol PostScriptErrors invalidaccess, rangecheck, typecheck 4-17devdismount Table 4-7 Unsuccessful devcontrol Parameter Error CodesPostScript 4-18devforall devformatErrors invalidaccess, stackunderflow, undefinedfilename 4-19devmount devstatusError stackoverflow 4-20diskonline Error typecheckdoidlefonts 4-21diskstatus displayoperatormsgdoret dojamrecoverydoprinterrors 4-22duplexer 4-23dostartpage dosysstartError stackoverflow 4-24duplexmode enginesyncfileposition 4-25file filenameforallhardwareiomode 4-26firstside fontnonzerowindingErrors invalidaccess, ioerror, rangecheck, stackunderflow, typecheck 4-27initializedisk jobname4-28 jobsourcePostScript Error stackoverflow jobtimeout4-29 Error stackoverflowpagecount manualfeedtimeout4-30 newsheetproduct 4-31pagesprinted printernamequiet 4-32PS2fonts PS3fontsrenamefile 4-33ramsize realformatError stackoverflow resolution4-34 revisionPostScript 4-35sccbatch Errors rangecheck, stackoverflow, stackunderflow, typechecksetcoverpage setdefaulttimeouts4-36 sccinteractivesetdoidlefonts setdojamrecoverysetdoprinterrors 4-37Errors rangecheck, stackunderflow, typecheck 4-38setdoret setdostartpageErrors invalidaccess, stackunderflow, typecheck 4-39setdosysstart setduplexmodesetfilenameextend 4-40setenginesync setethernetaddresssetidlefonts 4-41setfileposition sethardwareiomodeErrors rangecheck, stackunderflow, typecheck setjobtimeout4-42 setmanualduplexmodeErrors invalidaccess, limitcheck, stackunderflow, typecheck 4-43setprintername setquietErrors rangecheck, stackunderflow, typecheck setresolution4-44 setsccbatchsettumble 4-45setsccinteractive setsoftwareiomodetumble 4-46setuserdiskpercent softwareiomodeErrors stackoverflow, invalidaccess waittimeout4-47 userdiskpercentTable 4-8 Page Device Parameters 4-48Page Device Parameters PostScript4-49 PostScriptTable 4-8 Page Device Parameters Continued Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters Continued 4-50If A4 is requested but not installed and Letter is installed, Letter PostScriptTable 4-8 Page Device Parameters Continued 4-51Jam Recovery is set to On PostScriptSource 4-52PostScript Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters Continueddetermines the mapping of the physical input sources to the input sources listed 4-53PostScript Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters ContinuedTable 4-8 Page Device Parameters Continued 4-540 infinite wait or no timeout PostScriptRows 4-55PostScript Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters ContinuedOrientation is assumed to be Landscape regardless of the 4-56PostScript Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters Continuedsetpagedevice operator 4-57PostScript Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters Continued0 Generate a configurationerror 4-58the DefaultPageSizePolicy key in the DeviceRenderingInfo DefaultPageSizePolicy key in the DeviceRenderingInfoPunch n setpagedevice 4-59PostScript Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters ContinuedSlipSheetDetails /Type 4-60PostScript Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters ContinuedCauses pages to print as if they are to be side bound as in a book 4-61PostScript Table 4-8 Page Device Parameters ContinuedPostScript 4-62Interpreter Parameters User Parameterssetcolorscreen, and sethalftone are not affected 4-63PostScript Table 4-9 PostScript Emulation User Parameters Continued4-64 PostScriptTable 4-9 PostScript Emulation User Parameters Continued Table 4-10 PostScript Emulation System Parameters 4-65System Parameters PostScriptthe same as CurInputDevice 4-66PostScript Table 4-10 PostScript Emulation System Parameters ContinuedTable 4-10 PostScript Emulation System Parameters Continued 4-67Note When a job changes this parameter from False to True PostScriptTable 4-10 PostScript Emulation System Parameters Continued 4-68InstalledRam PostScriptTable 4-10 PostScript Emulation System Parameters Continued 4-69Read-only Total amount of memory in bytes installed in the PostScriptTable 4-10 PostScript Emulation System Parameters Continued 4-70Negative values are ignored and the previous setting is used PostScript4-71 Device ParametersPostScript PostScript 4-72PCL SmartSwitch is set to On PCL SmartSwitch is set to OffPostScript 4-73PS SmartSwitch is set to On PS SmartSwitch is set to OffPS SmartSwitch is set to On 4-74PCL SmartSwitch is set to On PCL SmartSwitch is set to Off4-75 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-76 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-77 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-78 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-79 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-80 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-81 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-82 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-83 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued Device Parameters for the Communication Device %LPR%, %LPRA%, %LPRB%, %LPRC%, %LPRD% %LPRNV% and %LPRPending% contain the same parameters 4-84PostScript Table 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued4-85 PostScriptTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued Device Parameters for the Parameters Device %Engine% 4-86PostScript Table 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters ContinuedSetting Value 4-87Print Darkness and Toner Saver Setting SettingDevice Parameters for the Parameters Device %Console% 4-88PostScript Table 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters ContinuedLogicalSize 4-89PostScript Table 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters ContinuedTable 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters Continued 4-90Read-only Indicates if the flash parameter is only valid when flash is mounted mounted is PostScriptDevice Parameters for the IODevice %rom% 4-91PostScript Table 4-11 PostScript Emulation Device Parameters ContinuedTagged Binary Active Status and Error Messages4-92 Tagged Binary Not ActiveTable 4-12 Status Message Keys and Value Descriptions 4-93Status Messages PostScriptCHAPTER 5 Switching Languages SmartSwitchLanguages Setting SmartSwitch for Different Interfaces Printer Job LanguageLanguages Languages SniffingMemory CHAPTER 6 Flash Memory and DiskMemory Resource Data Collection Download TargetViewing the Contents of Flash Memory and Disk Storing Resources on Flash Memory or DiskMemory Memory Example of DirectoryOptional Font Memory Part NameWrite Password Protected Part NumberMemory Memory TypeSize ProtPassword Protection DescriptionMemory Memory Rewriting the Flash ContentMemory Accessing Files with PostScript EmulationFile Naming Conventions Device NamesMemory 6-10Filenames Filename Extensionsdisk%myfont.type1 deletefile 6-11To add the .data extension automatically again, issue Memoryinitializedisk devformat 6-12Device Search Order MemoryMemory 6-13Performance Job BufferingMemory 6-14Creating a Partition Enabling Job BufferingMemory Recovering from a Power Loss6-15 Disabling Job BufferingNoise Emission Levels CHAPTER 7 Printer SpecificationsSpecifications Airflow RequirementTable 7-2 Printer Electrical Specifications Electrical SpecificationsPower Requirements SpecificationsPhysical Specifications Clearance RequirementsSpecifications Specifications Altitude SpecificationsEnvironmental Conditions Atmospheric PressureInterfaces CHAPTER 8 Printer InterfacesInterfaces Setting Up the Communications PortSetting Up the Communications Port Using Windows 95/98/Me 2 Click SettingsSetting Up the Communications Port Using Windows NT 2 Click SettingsInterfaces Setting Up the Communications Port Using Windows 2 Click SettingsInterfaces Interfaces Setting Up the Communications Port Using Windows XPInterfaces Deciding Which Interface to UseParallel Modes 1 and Parallel InterfaceComputer to Printer Printer to Computer Advanced StatusInterfaces Standard Parallel ConnectorUsing the INIT* Signal to Initialize Computer-to-Printer CommunicationsStandard Parallel Connector InterfacesIEEE 1284-B IEEE 1284-A Interfaces 8-10DATA1-8 A B C 8-11Standard Protocol Data Transfer Sequence InterfacesTable 8-1 Typical Parallel Interface Timings 8-12Fastbytes Protocol Data Transfer Sequence InterfacesTable 8-2 Fastbytes Timing Sequence 8-13Printer-to-Computer Communication Advanced Status Interfaces8-14 Parallel ModeInterfaces Interfaces Signal Descriptions8-15 STROBE Receiver for the Lexmark T640xInterfaces DATA 1-8 Signal Driver/Receivers for the Lexmark T640x8-16 AUTOFD* Receiver for the Lexmark T640xConnector ACKNLG*, ERROR*, SLCT, PE Drivers for the Lexmark T640x8-17 BUSY Driver and INIT* Receiver for the Lexmark T640xSerial Interface Using the RS-232C Serial Interface8-18 SLCTIN* Receiver for the Lexmark T640xTable 8-3 Dedicated Serial Connector Pin Assignments RS-232C How to Connect the RS-232C Serial Interface8-19 RS-232C Serial Cable Pin Assignments8-20 InterfacesLexmark 1038693 50 ft Serial Data Frame Considerations RS-232C 8-21Serial Communication Parameters RS-232C Voltage Level RangeInterfaces 8-22Start and Stop Bits Parity8-23 Data Flow ControlInterfaces Table 8-4 Serial Link All Protocols with Honor DSR On 8-24Protocol RS-232C InterfacesThe following diagram illustrates DTR Protocol Timing 8-25DTR and DTR/DSR Protocol Timing RS-232C Buffer full Attendance error Printer not in ready state8-26 XON/XOFF Protocol Timing RS-232CInterfaces Interfaces Serial ErrorsSerial Computer Configuration Recommendations RS-232C 8-27Windows 95/98/Me/2000, Windows NT 4.0, and Windows XP 8-28Network Support RS-232C Port CompatibilityTable 8-6 Input Buffer Sizes in Bytes 8-29Input Buffer Interfaces8-30 InterfacesTable 8-6 Input Buffer Sizes in Bytes Continued APPENDIX A PCL Support PCL SupportTable A-1 PCL Emulation Commands Not Supported Table A-1 PCL Emulation Commands ContinuedPCL Support SupportedNot Supported Table A-1 PCL Emulation Commands ContinuedPCL Support SupportedNot Supported Table A-1 PCL Emulation Commands ContinuedPCL Support SupportedNot Supported Table A-1 PCL Emulation Commands ContinuedPCL Support SupportedPCL Support Table A-1 PCL Emulation Commands ContinuedTable A-2 GL/2 Commands Page numbers reference commandSupported Table A-2 GL/2 Commands ContinuedPage numbers reference command PCL SupportSupported Table A-2 GL/2 Commands ContinuedPage numbers reference command PCL SupportSupported Table A-2 GL/2 Commands ContinuedPage numbers reference command PCL SupportAPPENDIX B PJL Support PJL SupportTable B-1 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages Not Supported PJL SupportTable B-1 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages Continued SupportedNot Supported PJL SupportTable B-1 Common Variables for Both Printer Languages Continued SupportedNot Supported PJL SupportTable B-2 Printer Unique PJL Variables for Both Printer Languages SupportedPage numbers reference variable descriptions PJL SupportSupported Not SupportedPage numbers reference variable descriptions PJL SupportSupported Not SupportedPage numbers reference variable descriptions PJL SupportSupported Not SupportedPage numbers reference variable descriptions PJL SupportSupported Not SupportedPage numbers reference variable descriptions PJL SupportSupported Not SupportedNot Supported B-10PJL Support SupportedSupported B-11PJL Support Table B-3 Common Variables for PCL EmulationTable B-4 Printer Unique Variables for PCL Emulation B-12PJL Support Table B-3 Common Variables for PCL Emulation ContinuedTable B-6 Printer Unique Variables for PostScript Emulation B-13PJL Support Table B-5 Common Variables for PostScript EmulationPJL Support B-14Table B-8 Status Readback Commands Page numbers reference command descriptionsSupported B-15PJL Support Table B-10 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable ConditionsSupported B-16PJL Support Table B-10 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable Conditions ContinuedSupported B-17PJL Support Table B-10 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable Conditions ContinuedSupported B-18PJL Support Table B-10 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable Conditions ContinuedTable B-11 PJL Messages for Attendance Conditions B-19PJL Support Table B-10 PJL Messages for Auto-Continuable Conditions ContinuedSupported B-20PJL Support Table B-11 PJL Messages for Attendance Conditions ContinuedSupported B-21PJL Support Table B-11 PJL Messages for Attendance Conditions ContinuedSupported B-22PJL Support Table B-11 PJL Messages for Attendance Conditions ContinuedSupported B-23PJL Support Table B-11 PJL Messages for Attendance Conditions ContinuedSupported B-24PJL Support Table B-11 PJL Messages for Attendance Conditions ContinuedSupported B-25PJL Support Table B-12 PJL Messages for Paper HandlingTable B-13 PJL Messages for Paper Jams B-26PJL Support Table B-12 PJL Messages for Paper Handling ContinuedSupported B-27PJL Support Table B-13 PJL Messages for Paper Jams ContinuedSupported B-28PJL Support Table B-13 PJL Messages for Paper Jams ContinuedSupported B-29PJL Support Table B-13 PJL Messages for Paper Jams ContinuedSupported B-30PJL Support Table B-13 PJL Messages for Paper Jams ContinuedTable B-13 PJL Messages for Paper Jams Continued B-31Table B-14 Service Errors PJL SupportPJL Support B-32Table B-16 Lexmark Unique PJL Commands Page numbers reference command descriptionsPage numbers reference command descriptions B-33Table B-16 Lexmark Unique PJL Commands Continued Table B-17 File and Device Protection CommandsAPPENDIX C PostScript Support PostScript SupportTable C-1 Supplemental Operators Not Supported PostScript SupportTable C-1 Supplemental Operators Continued SupportedNot Supported PostScript SupportTable C-1 Supplemental Operators Continued SupportedTable C-2 Page Device Parameters Default values are listedPostScript Support Table C-1 Supplemental Operators ContinuedSupported Default values are listedPostScript Support Table C-2 Page Device Parameters ContinuedSupported Default values are listedPostScript Support Table C-2 Page Device Parameters ContinuedSupported Default values are listedPostScript Support Table C-2 Page Device Parameters ContinuedTable C-3 User Interpreter Parameters Default values are listedPostScript Support Table C-2 Page Device Parameters ContinuedTable C-4 System Interpreter Parameters Default values are listedPostScript Support Table C-3 User Interpreter Parameters ContinuedTable C-4 System Interpreter Parameters Continued C-10Default values are listed PostScript SupportTable C-4 System Interpreter Parameters Continued C-11Default values are listed PostScript SupportSupported C-12PostScript Support Table C-5 Devices SupportedSupported C-13PostScript Support Table C-5 Devices Supported ContinuedSupported C-14PostScript Support Table C-6 Device ParametersSupported C-15PostScript Support Table C-6 Device Parameters ContinuedSupported C-16PostScript Support Table C-6 Device Parameters ContinuedSupported C-17PostScript Support Table C-6 Device Parameters ContinuedSupported C-18PostScript Support Table C-6 Device Parameters ContinuedSupported C-19PostScript Support Table C-6 Device Parameters ContinuedSupported C-20PostScript Support Table C-6 Device Parameters ContinuedSupported C-21PostScript Support Table C-6 Device Parameters ContinuedSupported C-22PostScript Support Table C-6 Device Parameters ContinuedTable C-6 Device Parameters Continued C-23Table C-7 PostScript Commands Message Keys PostScript SupportIndex IndexIndex Index Index commands alphabetic 2-34 alphanumeric ID 2-40 color extensionsIndex vertical rectangle size decipointsvertical rectangle size PCL Units Index Index system parameters 4-65 user parameters 4-62 using the operator panel34 Incorrect Media 34 Wrong Paper Size in Tray x IndexIndex Index X-10Index X-11X-12 IndexLIMAGEORIENTATION Index X-13Index X-14Index X-15