FSL cross reference for the coax configuration

OVERVIEW AND PRINTER SETUP

FSL cross reference for the coax configuration page

The default settings on the coax configuration page are printed using references to the FSL (Function Select via Line) command numbers. A list of the items that are printed on the configuration page is shown in table 1-2. Next to each item is an abbreviated configuration command name in parentheses.

					Table 1-2.		Command	numbers and names

Func #	1	set	to	4	(IBM buffer size)	Func # 32 set to		0	(Non-SCS valid FF)
Func #	2	set	to	6	(Lines per inch)	Func # 33 set to		0	(Non-SCS A.F, at end of job)
Func #	3	set	to	10	(Characters per inch)	Func # 34 set to		1	(Last LF as FF)
Func #	5	set	to	62	(Max page length)	Func # 36 set to		0	(Suppress IBM ctrl code)
Func #	6	set	to 132		(Max print line)	Func # 37 set to		1	(Printer Emulation)
Func #	7	set	to	1	(Set case)	Func # 38 set to		1	(Communication feature)
Func #	8	set	to	0	(Set LU1 language)	Func # 44 set to		1	(Suppress CR & SP)
Func # 10 set			to	0	(Set page format)	Func # 46 set to		12	(Set IRQ timer)
Func # 11 set			to	2	(Default paper path)	Func # 47 set to		1	(ESC mode selection)
Func # 12 set			to	3	(Default paper size)	Func # 49 set to		0	(Restrict access)
Func # 13 set			to	1	(Set wrap/Cut option)	Func # 50 set to		0	(FF after timeout)
Func # 14 set			to	1	(Enable graphic option)	Func # 73 set to		0	(Select translate table)
Func # 19 set			to	0	(Set simplex/duplex)	Func # 78 set to		1	(Select APL translate table)
Func # 25 set			to	0	(FF before local copy)	Func # 79 set to		0	(not used)
Func # 26 set			to	1	(FF after local copy)	Func # 89 set to		0	(Enable page offset)
Func # 27 set			to	0	(Non-SCS print image)	Func # 98 set to		1	(Enable APO)
Func # 28 set			to	0	(Non-SCS CR at MPP+1)	Func # 110 set to		1	(not used)
Func # 29 set			to	0	(Non-SCS NL at MPP+1)	Func # 111 set to		0	(not used)
Func # 30 set			to	1	(Non-SCS valid FF+data)	Func # 112 set to		0	(not used)
Func # 31 set			to	1	(Non-SCS valid FF at end)	Func # 113 set to		1	(not used)
						Func # 119 set to		2	(Enable Auto paper size
									configuration)
						Func # 120 set to		1	(settings at power up)

FSL Y4, Set Default Line Spacing (Line Spacing - Single, Double), can be changed, but does not show up on the configuration report.

FSL Y9, Active GFID, appears on the bottom half of the configuration page.

For more information on these FSL commands, refer to the ªFunction Select via Line commandsº chapter. This chapter includes detailed information on the definition and use of the FSL commands.

For more information on the use of the Coax Configuration and Resource Utility, refer to the ªCoax Utilityº chapter in this manual.

XEROX MRP FAMILY COAX COMMAND REFERENCE

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Xerox 4215/MRP manual FSL cross reference for the coax configuration, Command Numbers and names

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FSL cross reference for the coax configuration page

Command

numbers and names

4220/MRP, 4219/MRP, 4215/MRP, 4230/MRP specifications