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The PRESCRIBE emulation option for Lexmark laser printers is an extended version of the firmware that includes a
PRESCRIBE language processor. It enables the printer to be an effective replacement for Kyocera printers in select large
accounts where the PRESCRIBE printer language is used.
Since Kyocera does not offer a single standard version of PRESCRIBE across all of its products, the emulation compatibility
of this version is based on testing with customer application test files and an extensive set of engineering commandlevel tests.
This technical reference manual describes the capabilities of the PRESCRIBE emulation option and highlights the key
limitations, which customers must consider in their certification testing.
Supported devices
• Lexmark C792
• Lexmark C925
• Lexmark C950
• Lexmark X548
• Lexmark X792
• Lexmark X925
• Lexmark X950, X952, X954
• Lexmark 6500e
Installing the PRESCRIBE emulation option
Note: Installing the option may restore your printer to factory default settings. Before installing, print a Menu Settings
page so that any non-default settings can be restored.
For more information on installing and uninstalling the PRESCRIBE emulation option, see the installation instructions
that came with the option, or the printer User's Guide.
After installing the option, set up the PRESCRIBE FRPO (Firmware RePrOgram) defaults to match the Kyocera default
setup on the applications. Many accounts use the Kyocera factory default settings and may not require further setup.
For more information on the FRPO settings supported by the PRESCRIBE emulation option, see “FRPO: Firmware
RePrOgram” on page 12.
To verify installation, print a Print Menus page from the printer control panel. Under the Printer Information section,
there should be an entry for the PRESCRIBE emulation option (example: “P-Scribe = P41F”). The second page that prints
is a PRESCRIBE emulation STAT page with the current FRPO permanent settings.
Flash memory and hard disk support
PRESCRIBE downloaded fonts (LDFC) and PRESCRIBE macros can be stored on either the flash memory or the printer
hard disk. Programming is done using the Resource Save setting.
Note: The ICCD and WRED commands are not supported.
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Memorex printer compatibility mode
The PRESCRIBE emulation option includes a custom extension to support an alternate font number table which is
compatible with Memorex system printers. The font number mapping is as follows:
Memorex font numberStandard PRESCRIBE font number
11
26
310
415
52
617
723
829
934
1019
The font number is the parameter used with the FONT command. This font number mapping is invoked by the Memorex
Express start sequence, (O&, instead of !R!.
Print jobs that use the Memorex Express start sequence can often be automatically sensed as PostScript emulation. To
prevent these print jobs from being processed as PostScript emulation, they must be wrapped with a PJL ENTER
LANGUAGE sequence into PCL emulation, or the PostScript SmartSwitch must be turned off for the respective input
port. The following is an example of how to wrap the print job with PJL:
1
UEL
@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PCL5
2
ESC E
3
(O&
.......
EXIT;
UEL
1
Universal Exit Language: ESC%-12345X
2
PCL reset command
3
Memorex entry sequence
4
PRESCRIBE commands
5
Memorex exit sequence
6
Ends the print job
4
5
6
Overview of limitations
Although the PRESCRIBE emulation option works in most environments, there are environments where the option is
not applicable.
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Incomplete command set
Most PRESCRIBE II commands are not supported. Some commands are partially supported. For example, the BARC (bar
code) command is supported for only a subset of the possible bar code types.
One base emulation supported
Kyocera printers support a number of base emulations. The PRESCRIBE emulation option supports PCL 5e only. PCL 5e
emulation is used for the entire print job, or the print job is formatted using PRESCRIBE commands.
Some print jobs depend on a default PRESCRIBE environment based on an emulation of IBM Proprinter. A Proprinter
default environment setup is supported by the PRESCRIBE emulation option. See the FRPO section for details (under
the P1 parameter section). Starting with the P30 release, the Line Printer setup is also supported.
Font substitution
Kyocera supports a large number of resident bitmap fonts. The PRESCRIBE emulation option supports many of these
bitmap fonts by substituting a resident outline font. Hence, some of the fonts differ slightly in style and size, but the
spacing of the substituted fonts match Kyocera.
No edge-to-edge printing
Many Kyocera printers allow printing to the physical edges of the paper, which is commonly referred to as edge-toedge printing. The PRESCRIBE emulation option allows printing within 2 mm of the physical paper edge. See the FRPO
section for details (under the L parameter section).
Certification test process
The PRESCRIBE emulation option must be thoroughly tested with the customer's applications to determine if it is usable
before a customer makes a significant investment in this solution.
If problems are found that do not fall under the set of limitations in this document and need to be investigated further,
then the following information must be available:
• A STAT page from one of the customer's Kyocera printers that prints the job as expected
• A soft copy of any FRPO setup files, fonts, or macros that are used in the print job
• A soft copy of the actual print job
• The model numbers of the Kyocera printers in use
• A description of the problem and a hard copy output from a Kyocera printer
Note: Customers must recertify new versi ons of the PRESCRIBE emulation option before purchasing it in large quantities.
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PRESCRIBE commands
Command support for P41F
The following table is a list of PRESCRIBE language commands. It includes base level PRESCRIBE, level II extensions, and
a few custom undocumented commands encountered during certification testing at select customer accounts. The
codes in the Notes column are defined at the end of the table.
CommandDescriptionSupported
ALTFchange to ALTernate FontYes
AMCRcall Automatic MaCRoYes
ARCdraw filled-in ARCYes
1
BARC
BLKdraw filled-in BLocKYes
BOXdraw BOXYes
CALLCALL macroYes
1
CASS
draw BARCodeYes
select CASSette or manual modeYes
CIRdraw CIRcleYes
CLPR
CLSP
2
2
CLIP Rectangular areaYes
CLoSe PathYes
CMNTCoMmeNTYes
COPYset number of COPIESYes
CPTH
CSET
CSTK
2
2
3
Character PaTHYes
Change symbol SET by symbol-set IDYes
select Collator STacKerNo
CTXTprint Centered TeXTYes
DAFDelete All FontsYes
DAMDelete All MacrosYes
DAPDraw to Absolute PositionYes
DELFDelete FontYes
DELMDelete MacroYes
2
DPAT
1
Partial support or extended support (see next section for details)
2
PRESCRIBE II option
3
Not applicable (for example, unsupported paper option or diagnostic command)
4
Custom command extension, not part of standard PRESCRIBE language
select Dash PATternYes
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CommandDescriptionSupported
DRPDraw to Relative PositionYes
DRPADraw to Relative Position specified by AngleYes
DUPXselect or deselect DUPleX modeYes
DXPGselect DupleX PaGe sideYes
DZPDraw to Zero-relative PositionYes
ENDD
3
END DumpNo
ENDMEND MacroYes
ENDREND Raster dataYes
EXITEXIT from PRESCRIBE modeYes
FILL
FLAT
FLST
2
2
2
FILL closed pathYes
set FLATnessNo
print Font LiSTYes
FONTchange current FONTYes
FPATgenerate Fill PATternYes
FRPO
1
Firmware RePrOgramYes
FRPO INITFRPO INITializeYes
FSET
2
change current Font SETting by characteristicYes
FTMDbitmap FonT MoDeYes
GENF
GPAT
ICCD
1
2
1, 2
GENerate FontYes
set Gray PATternYes
read/write IC - CarDNo
INTLInterNaTionaL charactersYes
LDFCLoaD Font CharacterYes
MAPMove to Absolute PositionYes
MCROdefine MaCROYes
MRPMove to Relative PositionYes
MRPAMove to Relative Position specified by AngleYes
MZPMove to Zero-relative PositionYes
NEWP
2
start NEW PathYes
PAGEstart new PAGEYes
1
Partial support or extended support (see next section for details)
2
PRESCRIBE II option
3
Not applicable (for example, unsupported paper option or diagnostic command)
4
Custom command extension, not part of standard PRESCRIBE language
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CommandDescriptionSupported
PARC
2
in Path, draw ARCYes
PATselect fill PATternYes
PCRP
PCZP
PDIR
PDRP
PDZP
2
2
2
2
2
in Path, Curve to Relative PositionNo
in Path, Curve to Zero-relative PositionNo
set Print DIRectionYes
in Path, Draw to Relative PositionYes
in Path, Draw to Zero-relative PositionYes
PIEdraw PIE chartYes
PMRA
PMRP
PMZP
2
2
2
in Path, Move to Relative position specified by AngleYes
in Path, Move to Relative PositionYes
in Path, Move to Zero-relative PositionYes
!R!PRESCRIBE start sequenceYes
RDMP
3
Received-data DuMPNo
RESRESetYes
RPFReturn to Previous FontYes
RPG
2
Return to Previous Graphics stateYes
RPPReturn to Previous PositionYes
RTXTprint Right-aligned TeXTYes
RVCD
2
ReceiVe Compressed raster DataNo
RVRDReceiVe Raster DataYes
SBMSet Bottom MarginYes
SCAP
2
Set line CAPYes
SCFSave Current FontYes
SCG
2
Save Current Graphics stateYes
SCPSave Current PositionYes
SCPISet Characters Per InchYes
SCRCSet Command Recognition CharacterYes
SCSSet Character SpacingYes
2
SDP
1
SEM
1
Partial support or extended support (see next section for details)
2
PRESCRIBE II option
3
Not applicable (for example, unsupported paper option or diagnostic command)
4
Custom command extension, not part of standard PRESCRIBE language
Store Dash PatternYes
Set Emulation ModeYes
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CommandDescriptionSupported
SETFSET alternate FontYes
SFA
SFNT
SIMG
SLJN
1
2
1, 2
2
Set bitmap Font AttributesYes
Select current FoNT by typefaceYes
Set IMaGe modelYes
Set Line JoiNYes
SLMSet Left MarginYes
SLPISet Lines Per InchYes
SLPPSet Lines Per PageYes
SLSSet Line SpacingYes
SMLT
2
Set Miter LimiTYes
SPDSet Pen DiameterYes
SPLSet Page LengthYes
SPLT
2
SPLiT pageNo
SPOSet Page OrientationYes
SPSZSet Paper SiZeYes
SPWSet Page WidthYes
SRMSet Right MarginYes
SRO
SSTK
STAK
STAT
2
3
3
1
Set Raster OptionsYes
select Sorter STacKerNo
select paper STAcKerNo
STATusYes
STMSet Top MarginYes
STRSeT dot ResolutionYes
STRK
2
STRoKe current pathYes
SULPSet UnderLine ParametersYes
TEXTprint TEXTYes
UNITset UNIT of measureYes
XPATgenerate eXpanded fill PATternYes
2, 3
WRED
1, 4
(O&
1
Partial support or extended support (see next section for details)
2
PRESCRIBE II option
3
Not applicable (for example, unsupported paper option or diagnostic command)
4
Custom command extension, not part of standard PRESCRIBE language
WRite EnDNo
enter Memorex Printer Compatibility ModeYes
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For more information on PRESCRIBE see the following:
• Kyocera PRESCRIBE Commands COMMAND REFERENCE, version 4.8
• Kyocera PRESCRIBE Commands TECHNICAL REFERENCE, version 4.8
Command explanations
BARC: draw BAR Code
The extent of PRESCRIBE bar code support in version 41F is summarized in the following table. The number specified
is used to select the bar code using the BARC command. Unsupported numbers are ignored.
Bar code typeNumberSupported
UPC A0Yes
UPC A with two-digit supplement1No
UPC A with five-digit supplement2No
UPC D-13No
UPC D-24No
UPC D-35No
UPC D-46No
UPC D-57No
UPC E8Yes
UPC E with two-digit supplement9No
UPC E with five-digit supplement10No
EAN-811Yes
EAN-1312Yes
DUN-14 (Distribution Unit Number, EAN)13No
DUN-16 (Distribution Unit Number, EAN)14No
MSI with no check digit15No
MSI with single mod-10 check digit16No
MSI mod-10 followed by mod-10 check digit17No
MSI mod-11 followed by mod-10 check digit18No
Code 39 with no check digit (USD-3)19Yes
Code 39 with mod-43 check digit (USD-3)20Yes
Interleaved two of five (USD-1) with no check digit21Yes
Identicon two of five with no checksum22Yes
Code 128 (USD-6) “code-b”23Yes
Code 128 (USD-6)24Yes
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Bar code typeNumberSupported
Code 11 with only “c” checksum (USD-8)25No
Code 11 with both “c” and “k” checksums (USD-8)26No
Code 93 with both “c” and “k” checksums (USD-7)27No
CODABAR with no check digits (USD-4)28No
Matrix two of five with no checksum29Yes
Datalogic two of five with no checksum30Yes
Industrial two of five with no checksum31Yes
Ames with no checksum32No
Delta distance “a” (IBM) with no checksum33No
Delta distance “a” (IBM) with checksum34No
EAN 8 with two-digit supplement35No
EAN 8 with five-digit supplement36No
EAN 13 with two-digit supplement37No
EAN 13 with five-digit supplement38No
POSTNET (USPS)39Yes
FIM (USPS)40No
Interleave two of five (USD-1) with checksum41Yes
UCC/EAN 12842Yes
Customer43No
Wide gap CODABAR44No
Intelligent Mail bar code (IMBC)49Yes
CASS: CASSette
The CASS command has been extended to support the optiona l paper sources. The CASS command is mapped as follows:
CASS commandTray Selected
CASS 0;Manual
CASS 1;Tray 1
CASS 2;Tray 2
CASS 3;Tray 3
CASS 4;Envelope
CASS 8;Multipurpose
CASS 20;Tray 4
CASS 21;Tray 5
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FRPO: Firmware RePrOgram
Kyocera printers support a large set of permanent defaults which can be set using the FRPO command. The PRESCRIBE
emulation option supports a subset of the more significant settings. The FRPO INIT command is supported and only
affects the settings in the following table, with the exception of the L parameters. These FRPO settings cannot be set
differently per input port.
ParameterDescriptionFactory defaultNotes
A1,A2Top margin0,0
A3,A4Left margin0,0
A5,A6Page length15,0Inches
A7,A8Page width9,0Inches
C1Page orientation0
C3Default font0
L1,L2Top-edge limit0,20
L3,L4Left-edge limit0,20
L5,L6Bottom-edge limit10,60
L7,L8Right-edge limit8,10
N4Duplex binding0
P1Default emulation60 = Line Printer
1 = Proprinter
6 = PCL
P2Carriage return1
P3Line feed1
R3Use FRPO edge limits and margins0PCL-only setting
LEPaper source for LF/LG offsets0Lexmark-only setting
LFTop offset for LE source0Lexmark-only setting
LGLeft offset for LE source0Lexmark-only setting
A1–A8: Margins
FRPO margin settings are always acknowledged in Proprinter and Line Printer emulations. They are only acknowledged
in PCL emulation if parameter R3 is set to 1.
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The odd-numbered parameters (A1, A3, A5, and A7) specify a whole-inch value. The even-numbered parameters (A2,
A4, A6, and A8) specify a fraction in 100ths of an inch. Page Length and Page Width settings that are larger than the
default margin limits are ignored. The factory defaults are set to be longer and wider than the largest possible size;
thus, default bottom and right margins are used. The margins are always positioned with respect to the default edge
limits.
C1: Page orientation
This parameter designates the logical page position with respect to the physical page.
C1 valueDescription
0Portrait orientation
1Landscape orientation
C3: Default font
The C3 parameter sets the default font. C3 can be set to one of three modes:
C3 valueFont selection
0Font 1 for PCL emulation.
Font 8 for Proprinter and Line Printer emulations.
1–79Sets the default font to the specified font number.
255Sets the default font to the front panel default or the PJL setting.
L1–L8: Edge limits
The L parameters are used to vary the size of the logical page and to position it with respect to the physical paper. The
L parameters are always acknowledged in Proprinter and Line Printer emulations.
Parameters L1–L4 are always acknowledged in PCL emulation. Parameters L5–L8 are used in PCL emulation only if the
FRPO parameter R3 is set to 1. The default edge limits are as follows (all pel dimensions are 300 dpi):
Edge limitPCL (R3=0)PCL (R3=1) or Proprinter
Top1/6", 4 mm, 50 pels1/5", 5 mm, 60 pels
Left1/4", 6 mm, 71 pels1/5", 5 mm, 60 pels
Bottom1/6", 4 mm, 50 pels1/5", 5 mm, 60 pels
Right1/4", 6 mm, 71 pels1/5", 5 mm, 60 pels
The top- and left-edge limits determine the position of the logical page. The bottom- and right-edge limits determine
the size of the logical page. L1–L4 FRPO parameters are always interpreted with respect to the top and left edges of
the physical page. L5–L8 FRPO parameters are always interpreted with respect to a letter-size sheet of paper, with
default top- and left-edge limits (0.20”).
For example, to set edge limits of approximately 2 mm (24 pels @ 300 dpi) on all four sides of any-size paper, the
following FRPO commands are used:
Even though the L parameter values are programmed with respect to letter-size paper, the edge limits are applied in
the same manner regardless of the actual paper size. The following formulas can also be used to derive the appropriate
L values:
Where L1, L3, L5, and L7 are the whole-inch values, and L2, L4, L6, and L8 are the fractional values in 100ths of an inch.
Notes:
• Each Kyocera model has different values stored for the top-edge limit (L1, L2) and the left-edge limit (L3, L4) even
though the actual edge limit distances, with respect to the edge of the page, are the same for each printer. This
makes it necessary to generate separate FRPO initialization files for each model of Kyocera printer in those accounts
that need edge limits other than those that came with the printer. The corresponding L1–L4 values need to be
derived for the PRESCRIBE emulation option for those who need edge limits other than the defaults. Any existing
FRPO commands that set the bottom- or right-edge limits should be compatible, and should not have to be
recomputed for Lexmark printers.
• The unprintable areas (no-print regions) for most Lexmark laser printers are 1/6 inch (or 50/ 300 pels) from the
respective edges of the paper (except for A4, which has 40-pel left and right areas). Even though edge limits are
outside of these unprintable areas the no-print regions are fixed and clipping may occur. The no-print clipping
regions are automatically reduced when the L parameters are sent to reduce the edge limits. The minimum noprint size is 24/300 pels or approximately 2 mm (for all 4 sides).
• The FRPO INIT command does not reset the L parameters.
• The L2 parameter can be negative. (for example, !R! FRPO L2, -33; exit;)
N4: Duplex binding
This parameter specifies whether a print job id printed on one side (simplex mode) or on both sides (duplex mode) of
the paper.
N4 valueDescription
0Duplex off
1Duplex on (short-edge binding)
2Duplex on (long-edge binding)
P1: Default emulation
The factory default printer emulation is PCL. This PRESCRIBE emulation option supports a level of PCL 5e that is
compatible with the HP LaserJet family of laser printers. Although the PRESCRIBE emulation option supports only one
base emulation, support for IBM Proprinter (P1=1) and Line Printer (P1=0) were added for applications that rely only
on the Proprinter margins and default environment settings. They never actually use any Proprinter escape sequences
(the application only exits PRESCRIBE to print text, line feeds, carriage returns, or form feeds). P1 can be set to only 6
(PCL), 1 (Proprinter), or 0 (Line Printer).
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The default environment setting differences between PCL, Proprinter, and Line Printer include the following:
SettingPCLProprinterLine Printer
Top and Bottom Margins1/2 inchSet to edge limitsSet to edge limits
Default Font188
Font Mode13015
CR on FFPCL settingYesYes
Character Wrap at Right MarginPCL settingAlways wrapAlways wrap
Note: Setting the default emulation to Proprinter or Line Printer may affect native PCL 5e print jobs.
P2: Carriage return
This controls the way the printer interprets the carriage return (CR) control code.
P2 valueDescription
0Ignore 0x0d
1Carriage return
2Carriage return plus line feed
P3: Line feed
This controls the way the printer interprets the line feed (LF) control code.
P3 valueDescription
0Ignore 0x0d
1Line feed
2Line feed plus carriage return
R3: Use FRPO edge limits and margins
By default, FRPO edge limit settings (L5–L8) and FRPO margin settings (A1–A8) are ignored when the base emulation
is PCL. To activate these FRPO settings for PCL, the R3 parameter must be set to 1. Note that the R3 parameter applies
only to PCL emulation. FRPO edge limit and margin limit settings are always acknowledged when the base emulation
is Proprinter or Line Printer.
U0–U1: Line spacing
This sets the number of lines printed per inch. U0 and U1 represent the integer part and the fraction part of the line
spacing value, respectively. If U0 is set to 5 and U1 is set to 63, then line spacing is 5.63 lines per inch.
U6: Country code
U6 is used to set the default symbol set. The factory default value for U6 in the PRESCRIBE emulation is set to 255. This
forces the U6 parameter to be ignored and the symbol set to be initialized according to the printer control panel setting
for symbol set. If a specific symbol set other than the default is required, then U6 should be set accordingly.
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LA: Character centering
This setting emulates certain Kyocera machines that center characters within the spacing. The factory default value is
1 (centering enabled).
To disable character-centering use: !R! FRPO LA,0; RES; EXIT;
If the placement of text appears to be wrong, then try changing this switch.
LB: Memorex font group
This setting allows the Memorex font group to be set.
The font groups are selected as follows:
FRPO LB parameterFont group
0Original
1A/B
2C/D
3E/F
4G/H
5I/J
6K/L
For example, to select font group E/F, use: !R! FRPO LB,3; EXIT;
LC: Use bitmap fonts instead of outlines
This setting overrides the simulation of bitmap fonts if an actual bitmap version is resident. Currently, there are bitmap
versions for font 9 and font 28. Setting LC to 1 forces the printer to print font 9 and font 28 using the bitmap version.
The default setting of 0 forces font 9 and font 28 to be simulated with a scalable font.
LE: Paper source to apply LF/LG offsets
This allows offsetting of the logical page for pages that print from a particular paper source.
Notes:
• Do not use this setting if all paper sources need the same offset. Instead, use the FRPO L1-L8, R3, or A1-A8
parameters.
• This setting is useful for odd-sized papers.
• The LF and LG parameters designate the offset to be used. Only one source can be selected.
The sources are selected by setting the LE parameter as follows:
FRPO LE parameterPaper source
0No source
1Tray 1
2Manual
3Manual env
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FRPO LE parameterPaper source
4Tray 2
5Tray 3
8Multipurpose tray
20Tray 4
21Tray 5
LF/LG: X and Y offsets for LE source
These settings specify the X and Y offsets for shifting pages printed from the LE source. The offset is ignored if LE is set
to 0. The offsets are designated in units of 1/300 of an inch. Negative values are allowed.
For example, to set up an X offset of 1 inch and a Y offset of -0.5 inches for all pages that print from the multipurpose
tray, use the following FRPO commands:
The fonts generated by the PRESCRIBE emulation option with this command may differ in size and style from Kyocera.
The font spacings of GENF fonts may also differ. Differences found with GENF fonts that are unacceptable may be
corrected by adjusting the GENF parameters or by changing the application to use a resident scalable font instead.
SEM: Set Emulation Mode
Kyocera printers support a list of printer emulation modes in addition to PRESCRIBE as shown:
The SEM command is used to temporarily switch the printer emulation mode. It also resets the margins and other
parameters.
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Proprinter and Line Printer environments are supported, but native Proprinter commands are not supported.
SEM 0 = Line Printer
SEM 1 = IBM Proprinter X-24E
SEM 2 = Diablo 630
SEM 5 = Epson LQ-850
SEM 6 = HP LaserJet III PCL 5e
SEM 7 = HP 7475A (Plotter)
In Kyocera printers, the FRPO P1 parameter is used to select the printer default emulation when the printer is first
turned on. A particular page of a print job can be a mixture of the selected emulation data stream and PRESCRIBE.
Notes:
• The PRESCRIBE emulation option only supports PCL 5e, although the PRESCRIBE print environment may be
initialized for Proprinter or Line Printer by using the SEM or FRPO commands. For more information, see “P1:
Default emulation” on page 14.
• PCL 5e emulation for the PRESCRIBE emulation option is designed to be compatible with HP PCL 5e, not necessarily
the Kyocera PCL 5e implementation.
SFA: Set bitmap Font Attributes
The supported executable parameters of this command include: hmi, vmi, and spacing type. The nonexecutable
parameters (rotation, symbol set, height, italic, weight, typeface, and font type) are not supported. The nonexecutable
parameters may affect best-fit font selections, and could result in the PRESCRIBE emulation option selecting a different
font than Kyocera.
SIMG: Set IMaGe model
This command controls the transparency and opaqueness of images and patterns. Six different operating modes are
defined. The PRESCRIBE emulation option supports modes 3, 4, 5, and 6. Modes 1 and 2 are not supported.
STAT: STATus
This command can verify if the PRESCRIBE emulation option is properly installed to match the Kyocera setup of the
account. The STAT page only displays the FRPO settings that are supported by the PRESCRIBE emulation option.
To print a STAT page, send this: !R! STAT; EXIT;
A STAT page is also printed when a Menu Settings test page is printed.
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Fonts
Bitmap font simulation
The following table lists the Kyocera resident bitmap fonts, and the PRESCRIBE emulation best-fit fonts which are used
from the standard set of PCL resident scalable fonts. Selection of any of these fonts results in a compatible match with
respect to character spacing and alignment.
Notes:
• Some of the substituted fonts differ slightly in character style and size.
• Customer certification testing is required to determine if font substitutions are compatible with their applications.
• Some of the bitmap fonts are resident in the PRESCRIBE emulation option and are not necessarily substituted with a
scalable font. For more information, see “C3: Default font” on page 13.
• Resident scalable font list for the PRESCRIBE emulation option may not match those of a Kyocera printer.
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Notices
Edition notice
May 2011
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information herein; these changes will be incorporated in later editions. Improvements or changes in the products or
the programs described may be made at any time.
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