Product Strings
The systemdict operators languagelevel, product, revision, serialnumber, and version have the following values in the printer.
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languagelevel | integer | 3 |
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revision* | integer | 1+ |
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serialnumber | integer | randomly determined at startup |
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version | string | 3011.106 |
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* Also defined in statusdict.
Model Strings
The systemdict operators LicenseID and PrinterName have the following values.
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| Roman Font |
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LicenseID | integer | Morisawa 5 Font |
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PrinterName | string | (Enter the name of the printer here, |
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product* | string | (Enter the name of the product here.) |
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Device Parameters
Device parameters are set using the operator setdevparams and read using the operator currentdevparams. Device parameters are similar to system parameters in that they require a password, are global to the PostScript environment, and have similar persistence characteristics. As with system parameters, some of these parameters can be stored in
One property that distinguishes device parameters from both system and user parameters is that device parameters may be interdependent: the legality of a value for a given parameter might depend on the value of another parameter.
NOTE:
Even if two products have the same device parameters set name, the parameters in the set might differ; for example, because the hardware support for that device differs.