Xerox FreeFlow specification

Specifying print format parameters

–Tab widths: When running a tab stock job, you must not include the width of the tab when specifying the PAPERSIZE command. However, you must include the width of the tab when specifying the stock size on the print server user interface windows or on the printer control console.

–Switching to tab stock during a job: The stockname form of a stock specification must be used in the following instances: a FEED= DJDE; RAUX, RFEED, or COVER commands; or a selection from the user interface stock windows.

–Recognizing tab stock: The system processes tabs by referring to the current stockname at the time that the page is formatted for output.

Example: If the page satisfies the RAUX criteria and AUX is specified as a stockname in the ordered stock statement, the system recognizes this as a tab stock. Having recognized it, the system then adds n scan lines (width of the tab) to the paper size in the slow scan direction for portrait tabs, or in the fast scan direction for landscape tabs.

–Orientation: The P and L (portrait and landscape) parameters of the OSTK statement allow you to specify either orientation. The only one that is supported by the FreeFlow Print Server LCDS systems is portrait (P) is the default condition. If you select landscape (L) and you load the tab stock with the tab at the right edge of a landscape oriented page, this combination does not run due to jams induced by skew.

Example: Job 1 starts with Tab 1 (located in the upper right corner of a portrait page), and Job 2 must start with Tab 5 (located in the lower right corner of the portrait page). The number of tabs Job 1 will use is 2.

In order to run the job in succession, you must code the JSL with MOD=5 and POS=1 for Job 1 and MOD=5 and POS=5 for Job 2. The system does keep track of the last tab position in tray 2 at the end of Job 1. Upon starting Job 2, the printer purges Tab 3 and Tab 4 because Job 2 starts with POS=5 and Job1 used Tab 1 and Tab 2.

–At the time the system makes validity checks for BEGIN values and graphic positioning, the system cannot determine if the current physical page is tab stock.

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Contents

Using Lcds Page Table of contents Specifying input parameters Page Page Using logical processing Page Specifying print format parameters Page Using Dynamic Job Descriptor Entries DJDEs Page Gdata Djde Graphic Djde Using PDL commands for graphics Using Lcds Print Description Language Table of contents Xvi Using Lcds Print Description Language Laser safety Ozone information U. S. only Operation safety U. S Operation safety Europe Electrical supply Operator accessible areas Ventilation Maintenance Before cleaning your productCE mark Europe only For further information Contents Introduction Conventions Line DATA=1,132, FONTINDEX=133 Introduction Xxvi Using Lcds Print Description Language PDL principles and procedures Enabling PDL features and functions PDL command structure and components Command linesComponents of a command Set of typical PDL commands VFU1 ASSIGN= TOF= BOF= CME4 LINE= POSITION= FONT= VFU1 VFU ENDCME4 CME Keywords Variable references ExampleValue constants String constants Using the # character case toggle Using a repeat countT1 Table CONSTANT=3 T1 Table CONSTANT= Iden PREFIX=XC1C2C3C4 Iden PREFIX=AABC!44EFIden PREFIX=X414243444546 Ascii Iden PREFIX=DJDE CONSTANT=ABCDEIden PREFIX=EABC!C4EFG Record Block Constant = H6’373737’ Command syntax Syntax rulesIncorrect structure for FreeFlow Print Server Lcds systems Valid structure for FreeFlow Print Server Lcds systems END END Criteria CONSTANT=0,120,EQ,T1OTEXT=sc ,passnumEND,WAITNONE OTEXT=‘load blue paper’, Wait Command syntax conventions LineSyntax conventions Output Sample PDL commands PDL command categories Job Source Library JSL JSL command levels What does a JSL specify? Command levels and their general purpose Other commands in the JSL can reference them. Commands withJobs and catalogs within the JSL Sample JSL file format JDL or system level commands Coding system level commands with identifiersJDL name Jdlsef JDL Xsml JDL VFU2 VFU3CONSTANT=PAGE CONSTANT=JOB Coding other system level commands Tables Volume HOST=IBMONL, CODE=EBCDIC Record LENGTH=136 Specifying Acct command parametersLine DATA=1,132, PCCTYPE=IBM3211 PCC=0,NOTRAN, VFU=VFU1 Acct USER=TRAY Catalog level commands Power CatalogJOB1 JDE INCLUDE=POWER Job or JDE level commands Coding job or JDE level commands JOB2 JDE JOB3 JDEJOB4 JDE Line VFU=VFU2 Output FORMS=AY2F Job level commands Message OTEXT= ALL Forms Duplex ONLY!!!, 1, WaitExamples PURGE=NO System commands are coded here Ending a JSL What may follow the END commandComments Nested comment Sample completed JSL Xrxspl JDLVFU2UP FONTS=P1012A, PMODE=PORTRAIT DATA=1,132, PCCTYPE=IBM3211 Before creating a JSL considerations and decisions Output specifications Input data Special features Interactions between JSLs, catalogs, and jobs Paper sizes and page frames Orientation Vertical and horizontal positions in portrait mode Layout for FMT6 Impact printer format, 8.1 lines per inch Page Fixed pitch and proportional font character Spacing Overriding PDL commands Command override sequence Print Services window with Queue Manager Selected Page PDL principles and procedures Example Sample JSL Jdlhlc JDLPDE1 BEGIN=175 DOTS, 00 Xdots IDR1 ILIST=’RED’,’BLACK’,’PINK’ Hints and tips Smplst JDL VFU CONSTANT=Criteria CONSTANT=2,132,EQ,T1 Coding a JSL Short JSL coding procedure Before you start Workspace and Programs menus 10. Text Editor window 11. Text Editor Include a File window Opt/XRXnps/resources/lcds Var/spool/XRXnps/resources/lcds 12. Save As window Recommended Full JSL coding procedure 13. Workspace and Programs menus 14. Text Editor window Recommended JDE INCLUDE=CATPOW 16. Text Editor Save As window Sample online JSL 10. Sample online JSL CONSTANT=// JOB Hdrp JOB Banner TEST=C1, HCOUNT=2, TCOUNT=0Trlp JOB Banner TEST=C2, HCOUNT=0, TCOUNT=3 Both JOB Sample offline JSL 11. Sample offline JSL LTHFLD=2, FORMAT=BIN, OFFSET=0 IDR=IDR1, NUMBER=1,1,0,1,’BLACK’ Compiling procedure Compiling a JSL 18. Selecting Tools from the Workspace menu 19. Terminal window with % prompt displayed 12. xjdc command options = / foldername1 / foldername2 Files produced by the compilation procedure Opt/XRXnps/XRXxjdc/data Correcting errors in a JSL JSL Contains Errors 21. Text Editor Open a File window Opt/XRXnps/resources/lcds 22. a .LST file for a JSL containing errors Benefits of using DJDEs Dynamic job descriptor entries DJDEs Online dump format and content DumpsOnline dump Starting and ending online dump sessions 13. Print format command usage for online dump Restrictions for online dumps Offline dump format and content Offline dumpStarting and ending tape dump sessions Page 14. Software version compatibility DP92C 15. Highlight color commands Iresult LogoNumber XMP Points to note for colored forms Other Xerox monochrome LPS jobsPage Specifying input parameters Input data streams Input processing functions Input processing online Using Downloading resource files from the host to the printer Default channel assignments made at installation IBM Example of an online JSL Online JDL VFU1MASK=?, CONSTANT=HE?DE? CONSTANT=’TRAILER PAGE’ CONSTANT=’EOJ’ CONSTANT=’//JOB’Dflt JOB Input processing offline Host computer tape formats Tape codes Packed data formatsRecord formats Multivolume processing Record structure Input processing command descriptions Summary of PDL commands associated with input Processing Block command Block command parametersSummary of Block command parameters Block Adjust DefaultBlock Constant Block Format Options Block Format parameter options and definitionsBlock Length Options Block Length parameter options and definitions Block Lmult Options Block Lmult parameter options and definitionsBlock Lthfld Options 10. Block Lthfld parameter options and definitions Point to note Block OffsetSyntax Options 11. Block Offset parameter options and definitions Default no Block Postamble parameter points to noteBlock Preamble Block Zero Block command points to note Block command exampleBlock LENGTH=351, OFFSET=2 ADJUST=0 LTHFLD=2, PREAMBLE=8 Code command parameters 15. Summary of Code command parametersCode Default Code Assign Code Default Code AssignOptions 16. Code Assign parameter options and definitions Options 17. Code Default parameter options and definitions To noteParameter Examples CODE2 Code DEFAULT=EBCDIC Default Code Spacecode parameter point to noteDbcode command ASSIGN=X5A,X40,X40 ’40’ Dbcode command parameters 19. Summary of Dbcode command parametersDbcode Assign Options 20. Dbcode Assign parameter options and definitions Dbcode Default Dbcode command point to noteIden command Default Default Iden DjpccOptions 23. Iden Djpcc options and definitions Iden Offset Options 24. Iden Offset parameter option and definitionIden Oprinfo Options 25. Iden Oprinfo options and definitions Iden Prefix Options 26. Iden Prefix parameter options and definitionsOptions 27. Iden Skip parameter options and definitions String constant Iden command example Kcode commandKcode command parameters 28. Summary of Kcode command parameters Kcode Default Options 30. Kcode Default parameter options and definitionsKcode Assign Options 29. Kcode Assign parameter options and definitions Kcode command point to note PCC commandPCC command parameters 31. Summary of PCC command parameters PCC Advtape Options 32. PCC Advtape parameter options and definitionsPCC Assign Syntax for ccln definition Options 33. PCC Assign parameter options and definitionsCcln Carriage control line number Field PCC Default Options 34. PCC Default parameter options and definitionsPCC Assign parameter points to note ASSIGN=X’60’, SP1, ASSIGN=X’61’, SP2, ASSIGN=X’62’, SP3 Default TOF PCC InitialOptions 35. PCC Initial parameter options and definitions Default X’FF’ PCC command points to note PCC command examplePCC Mask Options 36. PCC Mask parameter options and definitions Record command Record command parameters37. Summary of Record command parameters Record Adjust Options 38. Record Adjust parameter options and definitions Record ConstantFrom 1 to 4 bytes Options DefinitionsOptions 41. Record Length parameter options Definitions Parameter points Record Lmult Options 42. Record Lmult parameter options and definitionsRecord Lthfld Options 43. Record Lthfld parameter options and definitions Record Offset Options 44. Record Offset parameter options and definitionsRecord Postamble Record Preamble Default Record command Points to note Record StructureLTHFLD, OFFSET, FORMAT, and Preamble parameters Constant and Structure parameters Using online JDEs in offline JDLs Record command exampleLine Data parameter and Record Length parameter Record format types Seffnt command Seffnt command parameters 48. Summary of Seffnt command parametersSeffnt Sefmap Options 49. Seffnt Sefmap parameter options and definitions Seffnt MAP REP Replace Seffnt command points to note Options 50. Seffnt MAP parameter options and definitions Seffnt command examples Tcode command General rules for using the Tcode command JOB4 JOB Seffnt SEFMAP=L01BOB,P0812A Tcode command parameters 52. Summary of Tcode command parameters51. Specifying various types of character sets Tcode Default Options 53. Tcode Default parameter options and definitionsDefault Tcode Default parameter points to note Tcode Tassign Tcode Treset Options 54. Tcode Tassign parameter options and definitions Options 55. Tcode Treset parameter options and definitions Tcode command examples T4 Tcode DEFAULT=EBCDIC Volume commandVolume command parameters 56. Summary of Volume command parameters Volume Kanji Volume KcodeVolume Label Volume Lcode Volume Bmult Options 57. Volume Bmult parameter options and definitionsVolume Code Options 58. Volume Code parameter options and definitions Default Volume Code parameter points to note Volume DbcodeOptions 59. Volume Dbcode parameter options and definitions Volume Dbcs Options 60. Volume Dbcs parameter options and definitionsVolume Emtype Options 61. Volume Emtype parameter options and definitions Volume EOV Options 62. Volume EOV parameter options and definitionsVolume Expage Options 63. Volume Expage parameter options and definitions Default YESVolume Host Options 64. Volume Host parameter options Definitions Default Volume Host parameter points to note Record Length = LineDouble-byte printing Volume Kanji Options 65. Volume Kanji parameter options and definitions Volume Kcode Options 66. Volume Kcode parameter options and definitionsOptions 67. Volume Label parameter options and definitions Syntax Volume Lcode Options 68. Volume Lcode parameter options and definitionsDefault Ebcdic Volume Lpack Options 69. Volume Lpack parameter options and definitions Volume MaxlabVolume Minlab Options 70. Maxlab parameter options and definitions Options 71. Volume Minlab parameter options and definitions Volume OptimizeNccheck Volume Oschn Options 73. Volume Oschn parameter options and definitionsVolume Oshdp Options 74. Volume Oshdp parameter options Definitions Options 75. Volume Ostlp parameter options Definitions Volume RmultOptions 76. Volume Rmult parameter options and definitions Volume Tcode Options 77. Volume Tcode parameter options and definitions Volume UnpackOptions 78. Volume Unpack parameter options and definitions Default None Volume Vcode Options 79. Volume Vcode parameter options and definitions80. Character Type code options Default Volume Vcode examples Volume command examplesVolume HOST=IBMONL, CODE=EBCDIC 81. Unique character code types Offline Using logical processing Types of commands for logical processing Test expressions Coding a test expression Command-keyword T1 TableTabid Criid Commands that define criteria and constants Logical processing commands that have Test parametersTable command Table command parameters Summary of Table command parametersTable Constant Options Table Constant parameter options and definitions Table Mask Options Table Mask parameter options and definitions Table command points to note Table command examplesCONSTANT=$$ CONSTANT=120 Mask associations of character to type for the Table Command T2 Table Criteria command Criteria command modesCharacter to type associations Using the Criteria command Test = criidTest = criid1, AND, criid2 Test = criid1, OR, criid2 C1 Criteria Constant =offset,length,EQ,T1 Rselect TEST=C1String comparisons Using logical processing Masked comparisons using nondefault type assignments Commands that specify string comparisons Criteria command parameters Summary of Criteria command parametersCriteria Change Options Criteria Change parameter options and definitions Not done and the test fails Criteria Change parameter syntax example SyntaxCriteria Constant Options Criteria Constant parameter options and definitions Constant parameter syntax example SyntaxCriteria Linenum Criteria Value Initial lineCount Tabid Table identifier Page Parameter syntax Example Logical processing command descriptions Banner command Banner command parameters 13. Summary of Banner command parametersBanner Hcount Options 14. Banner Hcount parameter options and definitions Banner HjobnoOptions 15. Banner Hjobno parameter options and definitions Banner Hrptna Options 16. Banner Hrptna parameter options and definitions Banner TcountOption 17. Banner Tcount parameter option and definition Banner Test Default Banner Options 18. Banner Test parameter options and definitionsOptions 19. Banner Type parameter options and definitions Data Banner command points to note Banner command examplesC1 Criteria Bselect and Bdelete commands C2 CriteriaBselect and Bdelete Test parameter Bselect and Bdelete commands points to note 21. Test parameter options and definitionsC1 Criteria CONSTANT=0,1,EQ,T1 Bselect TEST=C1 Sample Bselect and Bdelete command Usage Example C1 Criteria CONSTANT=4,4,EQ,T1 Bdelete TEST=C1 Lmodify command Lmodify command parameters22. Summary of Lmodify command parameters Lmodify INK Lmodify Select Lmodify TestOptions 25. Lmodify Test parameter options and definitions Line Points to note Lmodify command Raux command Raux command points to note Raux command exampleRaux Test parameter Options 26. Raux Test parameter options and definitions Rdelete and Rselect commands Rselect and Rdelete Test parameter Rdelete and Rselect commands point to note Rdelete command exampleT1 Table CONSTANT=EFGH C1 Criteria Rdelete TEST=C1 Rfeed command Rfeed Test parameter Rfeed command points to note 28. Rfeed Test parameter options and definitions Roffset command CONSTANT= 15,3,EQ,T3Rfeed Green Roffset command parameters 29. Summary of Roffset command parametersDefault ALL Roffset Passes Roffset command points to note Roffset TestOptions 31. Roffset Test parameter options and definitions Roffset command example T1 Table CONSTANT=PAGE...1 C1 CriteriaRoffset TEST=C1, PASSES=ALL Rpage command Rpage command parameters32. Summary of Rpage command parameters Rpage Side Options 33. Rpage Side parameter options and definitions Options 35. Rpage When parameter options and definitions Default TOPRpage Test Options 34. Rpage Test parameter options and definitions Rpage command points to note Rpage command examples Effects of Rpage Side parameter Effects of Rpage When parameter Rresume and Rsuspend commands Rsuspend and Rresume command parameters36. Summary of Rsuspend and Rresume command parameters Rsuspend and Rresume Begin Rresume and Rsuspend commands points to note Rsuspend and Rresume TestCurrent Next Interaction with Rstack Rsuspend and Rresume example BEGIN=CURRENTRresume Option Catal Assign SYSRLB,3340,TEMP Rstack command Rstack delimiter modes Delimiter on accounting Status display Rstack command parameters 39. Summary of Rstack command parametersRstack Acctinfo Rstack Delimiter Rstack Hrptna Default Rstack Print parameter points to note Options 42. Rstack Hrptna parameter options and definitionsRstack Print Options 43. Rstack Print parameter options and definitions Rstack command points to note Rstack Test44. Test parameter options and definitions Points to note for online printing Rstack command example ACCTINFO=14,19HRPTNA=20,10 Sample Rstack command usage illustration Print format command descriptions Summary of print format commands Abnormal command Abnormal command parametersSummary of Abnormal command parameters Abnormal Acctfeed Abnormal Error Abnormal Code Options Abnormal Error parameter options and definitions ErrorAbnormal Default Stop Abnormal ImismatchPage Default ANY Abnormal IsubstituteOptions Abnormal Isubstitute parameter options Definitions Abnormal Otext Default Abnormal Otext parameter example Options Abnormal Otext parameter options and definitionsAbnormal REP Options Abnormal REP parameter options and definitions Abnormal Security SecurityJDL Acct command Acct command parameters11. Summary of Acct command parameter Acct Dept Default BIN Acct command points to note Acct command exampleAcct User Options 13. Acct User parameter options and definitions CME command CME12.CMEL47 L49 P10, C’ABCD’ CME command parameters 14. Summary of the CME command parameters CME Constant Options 15. CME Constant parameter options and definitionsCME Font Option 16. CME Font parameter option and definition Parameter points XYZ CMECME INK Option 17. CME INK parameter option and definition CME Line Options 18. CME Line parameter options and definitionsCME1 CME Line =2,3, POS=15 Default CME command points to note CME PositionOptions 19. CME Position parameter option and definition Position Copy sensitive CMEs CME command examples IDR command IDR File will be Used During Printing IDR command parameters 20. Summary of IDR command parametersIDR Icatalog Options 21. IDR Icatalog parameter options and definitions Default IDR Ilist parameter points to note IDR IlistOptions 22. IDR Ilist parameter options and definitions Dfidr IDR Ilist = ‘BLACK‘ Line command Line command parameters24. Summary of Line command parameters IDR Palette Line Baseline Default Nospace Options 25. Line Baseline parameter options and definitionsLine Blanktype Default Process Line Data27. Line Data parameter options and definitions Line FCB Line Fdata Options 29. Line Fdata parameter options and definitionsIf online, a single terminating byte exists If offline, no terminating byte exists Line Fontindex Specifies that there is no font index Line Fontindex parameter points to note Syntax Line Gdata Default offset Options 31. Line Gdata parameter options and definitionsLine Inkindex Options 32. Line Inkindex parameter options and definitions Parameter DATA=1,132, FONTINDEX=133INKINDEX=143 Line LPI Default Line LPI parameter points to note Syntax Options Line LPI = LinespacingLine Margin 34. Line Margin parameter options and definitions Default Line Overprint parameter points to note Options 35. Line Overprint parameter options and definitions Line Overprint parameter example DATA=1,132, PCCTYPE=ANSIPCC=0,NOTRAN Line PCC Line Pcctype Options 37. Line Pcctype parameter options and definitions Line VFU 38. Line VFU parameter options and definitionsControl of Print and Space Line command points to note Line command examples DATA=1,132, PCC=0,NOTRANVFU=V1, FONTINDEX=1 Message command Example 3 Line PCCTYPE=NONE, DATA=1,57, VFU=V1 Message command parameters 39. Summary of Message command parametersMessage Itext Options 40. Message Itext parameter options and definitions Message Otext Options 41. Message Otext parameter options and definitionsEND Message command points to note Message command example Output command Output command parameters42. Summary of Output command parameters Output Idfault Output GraphicsOutput IDR Output Image Output Bform 43. Bform parameter options and definitionsNuvera MX systems Default Long 43. Bform parameter options and definitionsOutput Binding Inkref Ink reference Specifying print format parameters Specifying print format parameters Output Collate OutputCollate parameter points to note Output Copies Output Cover Options 47. Output Cover parameter options and definitionsOutput Cycleforms Cycleforms Output CYCLEFORMS=form1, form2Parameter Example Formid Output Density Output DestinationFIX Nofix Default BIN Output DuplexOptions 51. Output Duplex parameter options and definitions Output Faceup Options 52. Output Faceup parameter options Definitions Output FeedOptions 53. Output Feed parameter options and definitions ‘stockname’ Default FMT1 Output FormatOptions 54. Output Format parameter options and definitions Output Forms Options 55. Output Forms parameter options and definitions Cycleforms and Forms parameters Both may be Output FormsFORM12,1,2 Forms FORM4, Copies Default Output Graphics parameter points to note Output IdfaultOutput Graphics parameter examples Move Output Idfault Output IDFAULT=’RED’ parameter Output IDROptions 58. Output IDR parameter options and definitions Output IDR Output IDR=IDR1 parameter Output Image Options 59. Output Image parameter options and definitions Output GRAPHIC=BATCH, IMAGE=1 IN,2 CM Output InvertOptions 60. Output Invert parameter options Definitions Default Output Iresult parameter points to note 60. Output Invert parameter options DefinitionsOutput Iresult Black Output Logo Options 62. Output Logo parameter options and definitionsXdots 600 dpi dots Logo Output Modify Options 63. Output Modify parameter options and definitionsSpecifies that data are processed without modification Output NTO1 Options 64. Output NTO1 parameter options and definitions Number Output Number Options 65. Output Number parameter options and definitions 65. Output Number parameter options and definitions Number character string is placed on the page at Output OffsetOutput Offset = ALL First None Options 66. Output Offset parameter options Definitions Where ostkspec is Output Ostk67. Output Ostk parameter options and definitions Defaults 67. Output Ostk parameter options and definitionsPage Output FEED=regular stock, DUPLEX=NO or DUPLEX=YES Page Default Output Papersize parameter points to note What to doOutput Papersize Uslegal Output Papersize parameter example Output Purge Options 69. Output Purge parameter options and definitions Output SF1FUNCTION Output SF2FUNCTION Output Shift Options 72. Output Shift parameter options and definitions Default Output Sizing parameter points to note Options 73. Output Sizing parameter options and definitionsSemiauto Best Output Staple Options 74. Output Staple parameter options and definitions Default No default Output StocksOptions 75. Output Stocks parameter options and definitions Output Sysppr Options 76. Output Sysppr parameter options Definitions Sysppr and the Stockset Syspage parameter Default Output Tmode parameter points to note Inches is the default widthunitOutput Tmode Options 77. Output Tmode parameter options and definitions Pitch modes and throughput performance The printing Pitch Dots Xdots PPMPage Page Output Trans DP 100/115/135/155/180 EPS only Transparencies cannotOutput Units Options 80. Output Units parameter options and definitions Output XshiftOptions 81. Output Xshift parameter options and definitions Size Output command point to note Output command examples Illustration of ways to use Output Offset Parameter Example Standard PDEs 82. Standard print formats PDEs PDE command parameters 83. Summary of PDE command parametersPDE Begin Options 84. PDE Begin parameter options and definitions PDE Begin Bform Copies Duplex JDE JDL Otext Rtext PDE Fonts Options 85. PDE Fonts parameter options and definitions PDE Pmode Options 86. PDE Pmode parameter options and definitionsLandscape PDE command points to note PDE command examplesPDE1 PDE PMODE=LANDSCAPE, BEGIN=.861,.7 PDE2 PDE PMODE=PORTRAIT, BEGIN=1.3,.37 Route command Route command parameters87. Summary of Route command parameters Route Rform Options 88. Route Rform parameter options and definitionsRoute Rtext Formid Form identifier Command Options 89. Route Rtext parameter options and definitionsRefer to the fontindex option in this table Specifies that the text applies to all copies ROUTEF1 Route Route command example Stockset commandRTEXT=ROUTE1 Route RTEXT=‘USER1,1,33,64 RTEXT=USER2,2,33,64 Stockset command parameters 90. Summary of Stockset command parametersStockset Assign Example of use of Assign = ’F1302’, COVER,’F1415’, Body Stockset Inifeed Stockset Syspage Stockset Paper size mismatch on system pages Pages generatedSyspage Example of mismatch handling Stockset command example Bills Stockset Assign = F1302, CoverF9999, Discon Syspage = Coverend VFU command VFU command parameters94. Summary of VFU command parameters VFU Assign Options 95. VFU Assign parameter options and definitions Options 96. VFU BOF parameter options and definitionsVFU TOF VFU command points to note 97. VFU TOF parameter options and definitions VFU command example V1 VFUASSIGN=1,5 ASSIGN=12,55, TOF=5, BOF=55Page Using the Iden command to enable DJDEs Iden PREFIX=RTEST, SKIP=9, OFFSET=3 OPRINFO=YES Specifying Djde records Iden PREFIX=EDJDE, SKIP=7, OFFSET=2 OPRINFO=YES Application of DJDEs Mtest C MULTI-RECORD Djde Example Mtest COPIES=20,COLLATE=YES, ASSIGN=1,5, ASSIGN=5,32Mtest FONTS=P0612A,P0812A Mtest ASSIGN=12,63, TOF=5, BOF=66 Iden PREFIX=MTEST, SKIP=7, OFFSET=1 OPRINFO=YES Missing END command or page boundary. The following Missing END Command or Missing page BoundaryDjde operator information pages Messages on Restrictions on job parameter modification Parameters that cannot be changed through aJDE Djde Parameters that are not changeable by a JDE Djde Parameters that are changeable by a JDE Djde DjdeAbnormal Acct Rdelete Record Length Rfeed Roffset Considerations and cautions for using DJDEs Solution JDE JDL DUPLEX=NO Feed Types of DJDEs Carriage control parameter Processing with Djde Oriented DJDEs Accounting log. You can print out the values Itext JDEMAP Margin Record oriented DJDEs AssignFile LPI Djde descriptions Record oriented DJDEs for graphicsAlter Djde Options Alter Djde options and definitions Alter Djde point to noteExamples of Alter Djde UN user defined units Assign Djde Assign Djde options and definitionsAssign Djde points to note Batch Djde Options Batch Djde options and definitions Batch Djde points to noteBegin Djde Start 10. Begin Djde options and definitions Begin Djde points to noteBform Djde Options 11. Bform Djde options and definitions Bform Djde points to noteInit Initial copy References BOF Djde BOF Djde points to noteText Djde Syntax C text Cancel Djde Options 14. Cancel Djde options and definitionsOptions 13. C text Djde options and definitions Text Djde points to note Collate Djde Options 15. Collate Djde options and definitionsCollate Djde point to note Copies Djde Copies Djde points to note Data Djde17. Data Djde options and definitions Data Djde point to note Dept Djde Syntax Dept = sc Options18. Dept Djde options and definitions Dept Djde points to note Options 19. Destination Djde options and definitions Destination Djde points to noteDuplex Djde Options 20. Duplex Djde options and definitions END Djde Syntax END END Djde points to noteEOF Djde Syntax EOF EOF Djde point to note Feed Djde Options 21. Feed Djde options and definitionsFdata Djde Options 22. Gdata Djde options and definitions File Djde23. File Djde options and definitions 23. File Djde options and definitions File Djde points to noteFILE= FILE=,,C or FILE=END,,C Card image file processing LPS labeled file processing Page Fontindex Djde 24. Fontindex Djde options and definitions Fontindex Djde points to note Fonts Djde 25. Fonts Djde options and definitions 25. Fonts Djde options and definitions Fonts Djde points to note Format Djde 26. Format Djde options and definitionsFormat Djde points to note Forms Djde 27. Forms Djde options and definitionsForms Djde point to note Gdata Djde Options 28. Gdata Djde options and definitionsGraphic Djde 29. Graphic Djde options and definitions Graphic Djde points to note Idfault Djde Icatalog DjdeOptions 30. Icatalog Djde options and definitions Icatalog Djde example IDR Djde 32. IDR Djde options and definitionsIlist Djde Options 33. Ilist Djde options and definitions Ilist Djde exampleImage Djde 34. Image Djde options and definitions 34. Image Djde options and definitions Inkindex Djde 35. Inkindex Djde options and definitions Invert Djde Systems, the default is Black Options 36. Invert Djde options and definitionsIresult Djde Options 37. Iresult Djde options and definitions Itext Djde Options 38. Itext Djde options and definitionsItext Djde points to note Syntax JDE = JDEid 39. JDE Djde options and definitions JDE Djde points to noteJDL Djde JDL Djde points to note Logo Djde41. Logo Djde options and definitions 41. Logo Djde options and definitions Logo Djde points to note LPI Djde42. LPI Djde options and definitions 42. LPI Djde options and definitions LPI Djde point to noteMAP Djde Options 43. MAP Djde options and definitions Options 44. Margin Djde options and definitions Margin Djde points to noteModify Djde Type Modify Djde points to note Number Djde 46. Number Djde options and definitions Number Djde point to note Using Dynamic Job Descriptor Entries DJDEs Number Djde example NUMBER=1,1,40,1, ENDOtext Djde Options 47. Otext Djde options and definitions Otext Djde point to note Overprint Djde48. Overprint Djde options and definitions Overprint lines is always printed on the accounting Overprint Djde points to note Palette DjdeOptions 49. Palette Djde options and definitions Palette Djde example Pmode DjdeOptions 50. Pmode Djde options and definitions Pmode Djde point to note 51. Rform Djde options and definitions Rform Djde points to noteRtext Djde Specifies that no form will be printed with Rtext pages 52. Rtext Djde options and definitions Rtext Djde exampleRTEXT=’TEST’,ALL,15,5,2 Specifies that no text is to be printed on a separate Save Djde 53. Save Djde options and definitionsSave Djde point to note Sefmap Djde Options 54. Sefmap Djde options and definitions Sefmap Djde points to noteSefmap Djde examples SEFMAP=font1,font7, font5,font6,REP Font1,font7, font5,font6SF1FUNCTION Djde Options 55. SF1FUNCTION Djde options and definitions SF2FUNCTION Djde Options 56. SF2FUNCTION Djde options and definitionsShift Djde 57. Shift Djde options and definitions Shift Djde points to noteSide Djde Options 58. Side Djde options and definitions Side Djde points to noteOffsetopt Stocks Djde Options 59. Stocks Djde options DefinitionsStocks Djde point to note Tmode Djde 60. Tmode Djde options and definitions TOF DjdeSyntax TOF = value Options 61. TOF Djde options and definitions Trans Djde Options 62. Trans Djde options and definitionsTrans Djde points to note XMP Djde Options 63. XMP Djde options and definitionsReport Xshift Djde 64. Xshift Djde options and definitions Output command parameters and functions for graphics Djde definitions for graphics Input for graphics Error handling for graphics Graphic processing modes Formats for graphic data Page Graphics features restrictions Random Move modeImpact of graphics on system performance Page Page Table A-1. Symbols used in command syntax Contents of command table columns Summary table of PDL commands and DJDEs Table A-2. PDL commands and DJDEs Name ‘inkref’’ Text Filename ‘inkref’ AcIDR Jdename AllJdlname All AcJOB FreeFlow Print Server Lcds Systems Fdata Default Gdata DefaultLine Baseline Largest Blanktype Nospace Ucsb Process VFU NoneMessage Itext None Otext None Density Default Binding LongCollate YES Cover None Mod & pos =1 Width unit=IN No default for All except 9790 Stockdef 8790 LPS AcPCCAll AcPDE 18 IN, .66 All First ‘stockname’ AcTCODE All AcVFUAll Record Volume Optimize None OschnOshdp OstlpPage PDL command quick reference Table B-1. Symbols used in command syntax PDL command Quick Reference table Table B-2. PDL command quick reference tableAcct User = BIN Tray Both None Alter Djde Testexp Bdelete Block Zero = YES no Bselect Only File = filename , filetype , f , s , n OnlyIden Offset = value JDE = JDEname Only Line FCB = Ignore Process Line Ucsb = Ignore ProcessLmodify Lmodify = Test Message Wait None Inkref1 , inkref2 Output Feed = stockreference ‘stockname’ Main AUXInkindex1 , inkindex2 Output Purge = YES no Output Resolution = 300 Output XMP = Default ReportOutput Offset = ALL First None Output Papersize = A3 A4 B4 B5 Uslegal Rfeed Test = testexp, stockdef No default for Stockdef AcPDE AcPDE Begin = vpos, hpos 18 IN, .66L0112B Raux Test = testexp AcTABLE Mask = ignore chart ,charspeci1 , charspeci2 Rstack Delimiter = YES noRstack Print = BIN Both Tray None Rsuspend Rsuspend Begin = Current Next Volume Tcode = tcodetype tcodename Volume Vcode = translation type, keyword Character code assignments IBM BCD code set Honeywell/Bull 200 and 2000 BCD code setTable C-1. IBM BCD code set Table C-2. Honeywell/Bull 200 and 2000 BCD code set Honeywell/Bull 6000 BCD code set Fieldata translationTable C-3. Honeywell/Bull 6000 BCD code set Table C-4. Fieldata translation Univac Ascii character set Table C-5. Univac Ascii character set Standard Ascii character set Table C-6. Standard Ascii character set Standard Ebcdic character set Table C-7. Standard Ebcdic character set Ebcdic most significant digit Page Input unpacking examples Figure D-1. Input unpacking examples Valid host computer and label specifications Table D-1. Valid host computer and label specifications NEC NCR Oldump Oswtr OctdumpRSX11 Stdout Xerox Host system JDLs on system software CD Table D-2. JDL source files on software CD LPS tape label format Figure D-2. LPS tape format diagram Table D-3. Content of tape records Table D-4. RAD-50 character set Offline specifications Using Lcds Print Description Language Glossary Page Ascii Page Page Page Program IOM IOTIPD IpfontsPage Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Index INDEX-2 Default Parameter Destination DjdeCopies Djde Duplex Djde FCB IBM JSL INDEX-7 PCC PPI SEF Sefmap Djde INDEX-10 INDEX-11 Index INDEX-12