Oki B4350 SETUP GUIDE

Flash DIMM Reference

• Using Storage Device Manager

• Printer Control Codes

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Using Storage Device Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

To Open Storage Device Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

On-Line Help. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Network Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Administrator Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Setting Up the Administrator’s Password . . . . . . . . 5

Storing Fonts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Downloading Fonts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Using Downloaded Fonts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Storing PCL Macros . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Downloading PCL Macros to the Printer. . . . . . . . . 7

Testing PCL Macros . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Maintaining the Flash Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Printing a Font List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Printing a File List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Deleting Files from the Flash Memory . . . . . . . . . 11

Miscellaneous Tasks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Viewing the Printer Status/

Configuration / Variables. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Printing the Demo Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Re-Initializing the Printer: Administrators Only . . . 12

Control Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

HP PCL5e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

HP GL/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

PCLXL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

PJL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

SIDM Commands Summary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41

IBM PPR Emulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41

EPSON FX Emulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

Contents • 3

Using Storage Device Manager

Important!

The Flash DIMM option kits allow downloading PCL fonts and forms to the printer. How these fonts and forms are used in printed documents depends on the particular operating system and software application in use. This requires programming experience and an understanding of embedding control codes, which is beyond the scope of this software and documentation.

General Information

Note: Storage Device Manager requires Microsoft

Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher to run.

Storage Device Manager (SDM) provides a means of managing the Flash memory, including

• downloading PCL fonts and forms

• deleting files

• printing lists of fonts and files on the Flash Memory

•etc.

To Open Storage Device

Manager

1. Click Start → Programs → Okidata → Oki Storage Device Manager → Oki Storage Device Manager.

2. Select the appropriate printer connection (parallel, USB, or IP), then click Start.

The printer is detected and an icon appears at the bottom of the Storage Device Manager screen.

3. Click Exit.

On-Line Help

In the main Storage Device Manager screen, click Help → Help Topics.

Using Storage Device Manager: General Information • 4

Network Operation

On network systems, the Administrator oversees the Storage Device Manager software and can use it to manage and monitor the printer’s flash memory.

Administrator Functions

• Set up/change the Administrator’s Password.

• Enter 4-digit PIN numbers for each client, using any four numbers from 0 through 9.

Note: If preferred, clients can choose their own PIN

number and pass it to the administrator for entry into the software.

• Re-Initialize the printer.

• Delete files (using Printers → Show Resources is preferable).

Note: Show Resources is preferable because it

permits you to browse to the file, click it and click Delete, then click OK to confirm the deletion.

Using Administrator Functions to delete a file requires that you print out a File List, then use the information in the File List to type in the exact path (case sensitive) to the file. The file is then deleted without confirmation.

Setting Up the Administrator’s

Password

Important!

The Administrator’s Password consists of eight digits— letters or numbers—and is case sensitive.

With Storage Device Manager op en and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Printers → Administrator Functions.

2. Type in the default password (p1xs7d0m) under Enter Password, then click Change Password.

Note: The default password can also be found in the

on-line Help under the topic “Administrator’s Password Required.”

3. Type the eight-digit, alpha-numeric password of your choice under Confirm New Password. New Password Accepted appears.

4. Click OK.

5. Click Exit twice.

New Password, then type it again under

Using Storage Device Manager: Network Operation • 5

Storing Fonts

You can download either True Ty pe fonts (file extension .ttf) or PCL bitmap fonts (file extension .sfp).

Downloading Fonts

With Storage Device Manager open and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Projects → New Project.

The Project dialog box opens.

2. Click Projects → Add File to Project.

3. Browse to the folder on your computer containing the ttf/sfp file(s), click the file(s) to be added, then click Open. The selected files appear in the Component column.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each different folder containing files to be added.

5. Network Printers Only: Double click each file (Component) in the project and change the Volume from 0 to 1, then click OK.

6. For individual printers, Click Projects → Send Project Files to Printer.

The Command Issued dialog box appears and the file is downloaded and stored under FLASH0\Volume 0:\fonts.

Note:If you need to distribute this project to multiple

printers, select “Send Project to File,” then use the PrintSupervision utility supplied with the printer to distribute the file to all printers on your network.

7. Click OK.

Using Downloaded Fonts

To use the downloaded fonts, you must embed them in your file or application using escape codes.

The appropriate escape code for each font can be found in the Font List printout. To print out the Font List (see page 10 for more information on the Font List):

1. Click Printers → Print PCL Fonts.

2. Click OK.

Using Storage Device Manager: Storing Fonts • 6

Storing PCL Macros

Downloading PCL Macros to the Printer

Storage Device Manager allows you to store PCL Macros on the printer’s Flash Memory. It does not create PCL Macros.

Note: To create Macro Overlays, use common PCL

Macro Overlay software or form creation software.

To see a listing of the forms that are stored on the Flash DIMM, generate a File List (see page 10).

Important!

It is highly recommended that anyone creating PCL macros be experienced with PCL macro commands. If the macro commands are not set properly, you may not achieve the desired print result.

Step 1: Create a New Project

With Storage Device Manager op en and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Projects → New Project. The Project dialog box opens.

2. Click Projects → Save Project, then enter the path/

name for storing the project on your computer’s hard

drive or on your network.

3. Click Save.

Using Storage Device Manager: Storing PCL Macros • 7

Step 2: Convert the Print Files to Binary (.bin)

Format

1. Click Projects → Filter Macro File. The Filter Printer Patterns dialog box appears.

2. Make any needed adjustments in the PCL settings†, then click

OK.

The Open dialog box appears. †

Note:Depending on how the PCL Macro was

created, it may be necessary to remove or filter some common PCL commands.

3. Make sure Print spool files (*.prn) is selected in the “Files of type” drop-down list

4. Browse to the folder where you saved the files and double-click the file name.

The file is saved in the same directory as a .bin file. Filter File Created appears.

5. Click OK.

6. Repeat the above steps for each .prn file you wish to include in the project.

Step 3: Add the .bin Files to the Project

Note: You can also add files to the project by opening

either My Computer or Microsoft Explorer, browsing to the directory where the .bin files are stored, then selecting the files and dragging them in to the project.

1. Click Projects → Add File to Project. The Open dialog box appears.

2. Highlight the .bin file you wish to add and click Open. The file name appears in the Project dialog box.

3. Repeat the above steps for each .bin file you wish to add to the Project.

Note: To delete a file from the project, click the file

name, then click Projects → Remove File from Project.

Using Storage Device Manager: Storing PCL Macros • 8

Step 4: Check .bin File Settings and Save the Project

Step 5: Download the Project to the Printer

1. To check the settings for the .bin files, double-click the file name. The Edit Component Name dialog box appears.

2. Here you can edit the

• file name

• ID number

(Record this number: you need to enter it when printing PCL macros.)

• Volume

Leave as 0 for non-network printers. For network printers, change the Volume to 1.

3. Click OK.

4. When you’re through reviewing the settings, click Projects → Save Project.

1. Click Projects → Send Project Files to Printer. Command Issued appears.

Note:If you need to distribute this project to multiple

printers, select “Send Project to File,” then use the PrintSupervision utility supplied with the printer to distribute the file to all printers on your network.

2. Click OK.

Using Storage Device Manager: Storing PCL Macros • 9

Testing PCL Macros

Maintaining the Flash Memory

With Storage Device Manager open and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Printers → Test Macro. The Test Macro dialog box appears.

2. Enter the ID number for the macro file you wish to print.

Note: If you don’t have the ID number at hand, you

can obtain it by printing a File List (see page 10). The macros with their ID numbers will appear at the bottom beside File, under Volume 0. E.g., for the macro entry 0:\pcl\macros\2::OKI.BIN, enter 2 for the ID number.

3. Click OK. Command Issued appears.

4. Click OK and wait for the macro to print.

Printing a Font List

The Font List shows all PCL fonts in the printer, their escape codes and print samples. Fonts stored in the Flash memory are at the end of the list under “Disk Resident Fonts.”

With Storage Device Manager op en and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Printers → Print PCL Fonts.

The Command Issued dialog box appears and the Font List prints.

2. Click OK.

Printing a File List

The File List shows all the files stored in the Flash memory along with their location (path). It also shows the ID number for stored PCL macros.

With Storage Device Manager op en and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Printers → Print File Listing.

The Command Issued dialog box appears and the File List prints.

2. Click OK.

Using Storage Device Manager: Testing PCL Macros • 10

Deleting Files from the Flash Memory

Miscellaneous Tasks

With Storage Device Manager open and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Printers → Show Resources.

2. Browse to the appropriate Flash memory folder and click the file to be removed.

3. Hit the Delete key on your keypad [or click Printers → Delete File(s)], then click Yes to confirm the deletion. The file is deleted.

using Storage Device Manager

Viewing the Printer Status/

Configuration/ Variables

With Storage Device Manager op en and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Printers → Printer Properties.

2. Browse to the appropriate entry to view its information.

Printing the Demo Page

With Storage Device Manager op en and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Printers → Print Demo Page.

The Command Issued dialog box appears and the demo page prints.

2. Click OK.

Using Storage Device Manager: Miscellaneous Tasks • 11

Re-Initializing the Printer:

Administrators Only

With Storage Device Manager open and the printer icon highlighted:

1. Click Printers → Administrator Functions.

2. Type in your password.

3. Click Reboot Printer.

The Command Issued dialog box appears and the printer re-initializes.

4. Click OK, then click Exit.

Using Storage Device Manager: Miscellaneous Tasks • 12

Control Codes

HP PCL5e

HP PCL5e Control Codes

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

BS 08 08 Back Space HT 09 09 Horizontal Tab LF 0A 10 Line Feed FF 0C 12 Form Feed CR 0D 13 Carriage Return SO 0E 14 Select Secondary Font SI 0F 15 Select Primary Font ESC % # A 1B 25 # 41 27 37 # 65 Enter PCL Mode ESC % # B 1B 25 # 42 27 37 # 66 Enter HP-GL/2 Mode

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 13

HP PCL5e Control Codes (continued)

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

ESC % - 1 2 3 4 5 X 1B 25 2D 31 32 33 34 35 5827 37 45 49 50 51 52 53 88Universal Exit Language

ESC & EM 1B 26 19 27 38 25 Reception and eliminate data ESC & a # C 1B 26 61 # 43 27 38 97 # 67 Cursor Po sition by Column ESC & a # H 1B 26 61 # 48 27 38 97 # 72 Horizontal Position by Decipoint ESC & a # 1B 26 61 # 4C 27 38 97 # 76 Set Left Ma rg in ESC & a # M 1B 26 61 # 4D 27 38 97 # 77 Set Right Margin ESC & a # P 1B 26 61 # 50 27 38 97 # 80 Print Direction ESC & a # R 1B 26 61 # 52 27 38 97 # 82 Cursor Po sition by Row ESC & a # V 1B 26 61 # 56 27 38 97 # 86 Vertical Position by Decipoint ESC & d # D 1B 26 61 # 44 27 38 100 # 68 Underline ON (#=3: Floating) ESC & d @ 1B 26 64 40 27 38 100 64 Underline OFF ESC & f # S 1B 26 66 # 53 27 38 102 # 83 Cursor Push/Pop ESC & f # X 1B 26 66 # 58 27 38 102 # 88 Macro Control

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 14

HP PCL5e Control Codes (continued)

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

ESC & f # Y 1B 26 66 # 59 27 38 102 # 89 Macro ID ESC & k # G 1B 26 6B # 47 27 38 107 # 71 Line Termination ESC & k # H 1B 26 6B # 4 27 38 107 # 72 Horizontal Motion Index ESC & k # S 1B 26 6B # 53 27 38 107 # 83 Font Pitch Selection (Alternate Method) ESC & I # A 1B 26 6C # 41 27 38 108 # 65 Page Size ESC & I # C 1B 26 6C # 43 27 38 108 # 67 Vertical Motion Index ESC & I # D 1B 26 6C # 44 27 38 108 # 68 Line Spa cing ESC & I # E 1B 26 6C # 45 27 38 108 # 69 Set Top Margin ESC & I # F 1B 26 6C # 46 27 38 108 # 70 Set Text Length ESC & I # H 1B 26 6C # 48 27 38 108 # 72 Paper Input Control ESC & I # L 1B 26 6C # 4C 27 38 108 # 76 Skip Over Perforation ESC & I # O 1B 26 6C # 4F 27 38 108 # 79 Page Orientation ESC & I # U 1B 26 6C # 55 27 38 108 # 85 Left Offset Registration ESC & I # X 1B 26 6C # 58 27 38 108 # 88 Select Number of Copies

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 15

HP PCL5e Control Codes (continued)

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

ESC & I # Z 1B 26 6C # 5A 27 38 108 # 90 Top Offset Registration ESC & p # X [data] 1B 26 70 # 58 [data] 27 38 112 # 88 [data] Transparent Print Data ESC & r # F 1B 26 75 # 46 27 38 114 # 70 Flush All Pages ESC & s # C 1B 26 75 # 43 27 38 115 # 67 End-of-Line Wrap ESC & u # D 1B 26 75 # 44 27 38 117 # 68 Unit of Measure ESC ( 'ID' 1B 28 'ID' 27 40 "ID' Primary Font Symbol set Selection ESC ( # @ 1B 28 # @ 27 40 # 64 Primary Font Default ESC ( # X 1B 28 # 58 27 40 # 88 Primary Font Selection by ID ESC ( f # W [data] 1B 28 66 # 57 [data] 27 40 102 # 87 [data] Define Symbol Set ESC ( s # B 1B 28 73 # 42 27 40 115 # 66 Primary Font Stroke Weight Selection ESC ( s # H 1B 28 73 # 48 27 40 115 # 72 Primary Font Pitch Selection ESC ( s # P 1B 28 73 # 50 27 40 115 # 80 Primary Font Spacing Selection ESC ( s # S 1B 28 73 # 53 27 40 115 # 83 Primary Font Style Selection ESC ( s # T 1B 28 73 # 54 27 40 115 # 84 Primary Font Typeface Selection

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 16

HP PCL5e Control Codes (continued)

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

ESC ( s # V 1B 28 73 # 56 27 40 115 # 86 Primary Font Height Selection ESC ( s # W [data] 1B 28 73 # 57 [data] 27 40 115 # 87 [data] Download One Character ESC ) 'ID' 1B 29 'ID' 27 41 'ID' Secondary Font Symbol Set Selection ESC ) # @ 1B 29 # @ 27 41 # 64 Secondary Font Default ESC ) # X 1B 29 # 58 27 41 # 88 Secondary Font Selection by ID ESC ) s # B 1B 29 73 # 42 27 41 115 # 66 Secondary Font Stroke Weight

Selection ESC ) s # H 1B 29 73 # 48 27 41 115 # 72 Secondary Font Pitch Selection ESC ) s # P 1B 29 73 # 50 27 41 115 # 80 Secondary Font Spacing Selection ESC ) s # S 1B 29 73 # 53 27 41 115 # 83 Secondary Font Style Selection ESC ) s # T 1B 29 73 # 54 27 41 115 # 84 Secondary Font Typeface Selection ESC ) s # V 1B 29 73 # 56 27 41 115 # 8 Secondary Font Height Selection ESC ) s # W [data] 1B 29 73 # 57 [data] 27 41 115 # 87 [data] Create Font Header ESC * b # M 1B 2A 62 # 4D 27 42 98 # 77 Set Raster Compression Mode

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 17

HP PCL5e Control Codes (continued)

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

ESC * b # W [data] 1B 2A 62 # 57 [data] 27 42 98 # 87 [data] Transfer Raster Data ESC * b # Y 1B 2A 62 # 59 27 42 98 # 89 Raster Y Offset ESC * c # A 1B 2A 63 # 41 27 42 99 # 65 Horizontal Rule/Pattern Size by PCL

Unit ESC * c # B 1B 2A 63 # 42 27 42 99 # 66 Vertical Rule/Pattern Size by PCL Unit ESC * c # D 1B 2A 63 # 44 27 42 99 # 68 Specify Font ID ESC * c # E 1B 2A 63 # 45 27 42 99 # 69 Specify Character Cod e ESC * c # F 1B 2A 63 # 46 27 42 99 # 70 Font Control ESC * c # G 1B 2A 63 # 47 27 42 99 # 71 Rectangular Fill Pattern ID ESC * c # H 1B 2A 63 # 48 27 42 99 # 72 Horizontal Rule/Pattern Size by

Decipoint ESC * c # K 1B 2A 63 # 4B 27 42 99 # 75 HP-GL/2 Plot Horizontal Size ESC * c # L 1B 2A 63 # 4C 27 42 99 # 76 HP-GL/2 Plot Vertical Size ESC * c # P 1B 2A 63 # 50 27 42 99 # 80 Pattern Rule

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 18

HP PCL5e Control Codes (continued)

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

ESC * c # Q 1B 2A 63 # 51 27 42 99 # 81 Pattern Control ESC * c # R 1B 2A 63 # 52 27 42 99 # 82 Specify Symbol Set ID Code ESC * c # S 1B 2A 63 # 53 27 42 99 # 83 Symbol Set Control ESC * c # V 1B 2A 63 # 56 27 42 99 # 86 Vertical Rule/Pattern Size by Decipoint ESC * c # W [data] 1B 2A 63 # 57 [data] 27 42 99 # 87 [data] User-Defined Pattern ESC * c # X 1B 2A 63 # 58 27 42 99 # 88 Horizontal Picture Frame Size

(Decipoints) ESC * c # Y 1B 2A 63 # 59 27 42 99 # 89 Vertical Picture Frame Size

(Decipoints) ESC * c O T 1B 2A 63 30 54 27 42 99 0 84 Set Picture Frame Anchor Point ESC * p # R 1B 2A 70 # 52 27 42 112 # 82 Set Pattern Reference Point ESC * p # X 1B 2A 70 # 58 27 42 112 # 88 Horizontal Cursor Position by PCL Unit ESC * p # Y 1B 2A 70 # 59 27 42 112 # 89 Vertical Cursor Position by PCL Unit ESC * r # A 1B 2A 72 # 41 27 42 114 # 65 Start Raster Graphics

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 19

HP PCL5e Control Codes (continued)

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

ESC * r # F 1B 2A 72 # 46 27 42 114 # 70 Raster Graphics Presentation Mode ESC * r # S 1B 2A 72 # 53 27 42 114 # 83 Raster Width ESC * r # T 1B 2A 72 # 54 27 42 114 # 84 Raster Height ESC * r B 1B 2A 72 42 27 42 114 66 End Raster Graphics ESC * r C 1B 2A 72 43 27 42 114 67 End Raster Graphics and Compression

mode ESC / t # R 1B 2F 74 # 52 27 47 116 # 82 Raster Density ESC * s # I 1B 2A 73 # 49 27 42 115 # 73 Inquire Status Readback Entity ESC * s # T 1B 2A 73 # 54 27 42 115 # 84 Set Status Readback Location Type ESC * s # U 1B 2A 73 # 55 27 42 115 # 8 Set Status Readback Location Unit ESC * s # X 1B 2A 73 # 58 27 42 115 # 88 Echo ESC * s 1 M 1B 2A 73 1 4D 27 42 115 1 77 Free Space ESC * t # R 1B 2A 74 # 52 27 42 116 # 82 Raster Graphics Resolution ESC * v # N 1B 2A 76 # 4E 27 42 118 # 78 Source Transparency Mode

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 20

HP PCL5e Control Codes (continued)

ASCII Hexadecimal Decimal Function

ESC * v # O 1B 2A 76 # 4F 27 42 118 # 79 Pattern Transparency Mode ESC * v # T 1B 2A 76 # 54 27 42 118 # 84 Select Current Pattern ESC * v # W [data] 1B 2F 62 # 57 [data] 27 47 98 # 87 [data] USPS PostNet ESC / m # M 1B 2F 6D # 4D 27 47 109 # 77 Specify Multi-copy Mark ESC / m # S 1B 2F 6D # 53 27 47 109 # 83 Multi-copy Start ESC / m E 1B 2F 6D 45 27 47 109 69 Multi-copy end ESC 9 1B 39 27 5 Clear Horizontal Margins ESC = 1B 3D 27 61 Half-Line Feed ESC E 1B 45 27 69 Reset ESC Y 1B 59 27 89 Turn On Display Functions Mode ESC Z 1B 5A 27 90 Turn Off Display Functions Mode ESC DEL n 1B 7F n 27 127 n Select Printer Language

Control Codes: HP PCL5e • 21

HP GL/2

HP GL/2 Control Codes

Code Hexadecimal Decimal Function

AA 41 41 65 65 ARC Absolute AC 41 43 65 67 Anch or Corner AD 41 44 65 68 Alternate Font Definition AR 41 52 65 82 ARC Relative AT 41 54 65 84 Absolute ARC-Three Point BR 42 52 66 82 Bezier Relative BZ 42 5A 66 90 Bezier Absolute CF 43 46 67 70 Character Fill Mode CI 43 49 67 73 Circle CO 43 4F 67 79 Comment CP 43 50 67 80 Character Plot DF 44 46 68 70 Default Values

Control Codes: HP GL/2 • 22

HP GL/2 Control Codes (continued)

Code Hexadecimal Decimal Function

DI 44 49 68 73 Dire ction Absolute DR 44 52 68 82 Direction Relative DT 44 54 68 84 Define Label Terminator DV 44 56 68 86 Define Variable Text Pen EA 45 41 69 65 Rectangle Edge Absolute EP 45 50 69 80 Edge Polygon ER 45 52 69 82 Rectangle Edge Relative ES 45 53 69 83 Extra Space EW 45 57 69 87 Wedge Edge FI 46 49 70 73 Primary Font by ID FN 46 4E 70 78 Secondary Font by ID FP 46 50 70 80 Fill polygon FT 46 54 70 84 Fill Type IN 49 4E 73 78 Initialize

Control Codes: HP GL/2 • 23

HP GL/2 Control Codes (continued)

Code Hexadecimal Decimal Function

IP 49 50 73 80 Input P1 and P2 IR 49 52 73 82 In put Relative P1 and P2 IW 49 57 73 87 Input Window LA 4C 41 76 65 Line Attribute LB 4C 42 76 66 Label Text LO 4C 4 76 79 Label Origin LT 4C 54 76 84 Line Type NP 4E 50 78 80 Number of Pens PA 50 41 80 65 Plot Absolute PD 50 44 80 68 Pen Dow n PE 50 45 80 69 Polygon Encoded PM 50 4D 80 77 Polygon Mode PR 50 52 80 82 Plo t Relative PU 50 55 80 85 Pen Up

Control Codes: HP GL/2 • 24

HP GL/2 Control Codes (continued)

Code Hexadecimal Decimal Function

P 50 57 80 87 Pen Width RA 52 41 82 65 Rectangle Absolute Filled RF 52 46 82 70 Raster Fill Definition RO 52 4F 82 79 Rotate Coordinate System RR 52 52 82 82 Rectangle Relative Filled RT 52 54 82 84 Relative ARC-Three Point SA 53 41 83 65 Alternate Character Set SB 53 42 83 66 Bitmap Font Enable SC 53 43 83 67 Scale SD 53 44 83 68 Standard Font Definition SI 53 49 83 73 Character Size Absolute SL 53 4C 83 76 Character Slant SM 53 4D 83 77 Symbol Mode SP 53 50 83 80 Select Pen

Control Codes: HP GL/2 • 25

HP GL/2 Control Codes (continued)

Code Hexadecimal Decimal Function

SR 53 52 83 82 Character Size Relative SS 53 53 83 83 Standard Character Set SV 53 56 83 86 Screened Vectors TD 54 44 84 68 Transparent Data TR 54 52 84 82 Transparency Mode UL 55 4C 85 76 User-Defined Line Type WG 57 47 87 71 Wedge with Fill WU 57 55 87 85 Pen Width Unit Selection

Control Codes: HP GL/2 • 26

PCLXL

PCLXL Control Codes

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Session

Page Control

Begin Session 41 Define an imagingSession Measure

Units Per Measure Error Report

End Session 42 End an imaging Session

definitio

Begin Session 43 Define a new page Orientation

EndPage 41 End a page definition — —

Control Codes: PCLXL • 27

——

Media Source Media Size Custom Media SizeCustom Media Size Units Simplex Page Mode Duplex Page Mode Duplex Page Side

86 89 8F

28 26 25 2F 30

34 35 36

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Data Source

DLL Font

DLL Font DLL Font

DLL Font

OpenDataSource 48 Define the data source SourceType

DataOrg

82 CloseDataSource 49 Close the Data Source — — BeginFontHeader 4F Define a downloaded font FontName

FontFormat

A9 ReadFontHeader 50 Read font header data FontHeaderLength A7 EndFontHeader 51 End the definition of the

——

downloaded font

BeginChar 52 Define characters for a

FontName A8

downloaded font

ReadChar 53 Read character data CharCode

CharDataSize

EndChar 54 End the definition of

——

characters

RemoveFont 55 Delete a downloaded font FontName A8

Control Codes: PCLXL • 28

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

User Defined Stream

Configuration/ Status

BeginStream 5 B Define a user-defined

StreamName 8B

stream

ReadStream 5C Read the user-defined

StreamDataLength 8C

stream data

EndStream 5D End the definition of a

——

user-defined stream

ExecStream 5E Execute a user-defined

StreamNam 8B

stream

Comment 47 Add a comment CommentData 81

PopGS 60 Restore the saved

——

graphics state

PushGS 61 Save the current graphics

——

state

SetClipReplace 62 Replace the clip region

ClipRegion 53

with the intersection

Control Codes: PCLXL • 29

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Configuration/ Status

Configuration/ Status Configuration/ Status

Configuration/ Status

Configuration/ Status Configuration/ Status

SetClipIntersect 67 Define an imaging

ClipRegion 53

Session

SetClipRectangle 68 Set the clip region to the

rectangle area

SetClipTopPag 69 Limit the clip path to the

ClipRegion Boundingbo

——

current page

SetPageDefaultCTM 74 Reset the coordination

——

transformation matrix SetPageOrigin 75 Set the origin coordinates PageOrigin 2A SetPageRotation 76 Rotate the page

PageAngle 29

coordinate system SetPageScale 77 Scale the page coordinate

PageScale 2B

system SetClipMode 7F Set the clip path mode ClipMode 54 SetPathToClip 80 Replace the current path

——

by the clip path

Control Codes: PCLXL • 30

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Drawings

Drawings Drawings

SetBrushSource 63 Set the paint source RGBColor

GreyLevel NullBrush PatternSelectID PatternOrigin NewDestinationSize

SetFillMode 6E Set the current fill mode

FillMode 46

0B 09 04 08 0C 0D

for painting SetLineDash 70 Set the line dash style SolidLine

LineDashStyle DashOffset

SetLinecap 71 Set the shape of end of

LineCapStyle 47

4E 4A 43

line SetLineJoin 72 Set the line join style LineJoinStyle 48 SetMiterLimit 73 Set the limit of miter

MiterLength 49

length

Control Codes: PCLXL • 31

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Font Modification

Color/Gradation

TextPath A9 Define a text path TextData

XSpacingData YSpacingData

SetCharAngle 64 Set the character rotation

CharAngle A1

angle SetCharScale 65 Set the character scaling

CharScale A4

factor SetCharShear 66 Set the character Scaling

CharShear A5

Factor SetCharBoldValue 7D Set the character

CharBoldValue B1

boldness SetCharSubMode 81 Set the character vertical

CharSubModeArray AC

substitution mode SetColorSpace 6A Set the color Space ColorSpace

PaletteData PaletteDepth

Control Codes: PCLXL • 32

03 06 02

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Color/Gradation

Logical Operation Print Model

Image

SetHalftoneMethod 6D Set the halftone me thod

with specified dither

matrix

DitherMatrix DitherMatrixDataType DitherMatrixSize DitherMatrixDepth DitherOrigin

SetROP 7B Set the logical operation

ROP3 2C

mode SetPaintTxMode 78 Set the paint(pattern)

TxMode 2D

trasparency mode SetSourceTxMode 7C Set the source

TxMode 2D

trasparency mode BeginImage B0 Define an image ColorDepth

ColorMapping SourceWidth SourceHeight DestinationSize

Control Codes: PCLXL • 33

21 22 32 33 23

62 64 6C 6B 67

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Image

Raster Pattern

Scan Line

ReadImage B1 Read a block of image

data

EndImage B2 End the definition of an

CompressMode StartLine BlockHeight

65 6D 63

——

image BeginRastPattern B3 Define a raster pattern ColorDepth

ColorMapping SourceWidth SourceHeight DestinationSize PatternDefineLine PatternPersistence

ReadRasterPattern B4 Read a book of raster

pattern data

CompressMode StartLine lockHeight

62 64 6C 6B 67 69 68

65 6D

63 EndRasterPattern B5 Set the origin coordinates — — BeginScan B6 Rotate the page

——

coordinate system

Control Codes: PCLXL • 34

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Scan Line

Scan Line Scan Line

Scan Line Scan Line Scan Line

Scan Line

EndScan B8 Scale the page coordinate

——

system ScanLineRel B9 Set the clip path mode NumberOfScanLines 73 SetPenSource 79 Set the pen color and

style

RGBColor GreyLevel NullPen PatternSelectID PatternOrigin NewDestinationSize

0B 09 05 08 0C

0D SetPenWidth 7A Set the pen width PenWidth 4B CloseSubPath 84 Close a subpath — — NewPath 85 Delete the current path

—— and the current cursor position

PaintPath 86 Stroke the current path

—— and paint the interior area

Control Codes: PCLXL • 35

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Scan Line

ArcPath 91 Define an arc path BoundingBox

StartPoint

EndPoint

ArcDirection

BezierPath 93 Define a bezier path ControlPoint1

ControlPoint2

EndPoint

NumberOfPoint

PointType

BezierrelPath 95 Define a bezier path

relative to the current cursor Position

ControlPoint1

ControlPoint2

EndPoint

NumberOfPoint

PointType

Chord 96 Paint a chord BoundingBox

StartPoint

EndPoint

Control Codes: PCLXL • 36

42 4F 45 41

51 52 45 4D 50

42 4F 45

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code )

Scan Line

Scan Line Scan Line Scan Line

Scan Line

ChordPath 97 Define a chord path BoundingBox

StartPoint

EndPoint

42 4F

45 Elipse 98 Paint an elipse BoundingBox 42 ElipsePath 99 Define an elipse path BoundingBox 42 LinePath 9B Define a line path from the

current cursor

LineRelPath 9D Define a line path relative

to the current cursor position

Pie 9E Paint a pie area BoundingBox

Piepath 9F Define a pie path BoundingBox

Control Codes: PCLXL • 37

EndPoint NumberOfPoint PointType

StartPoint EndPoint

PCLXL Control Codes (continued)

Group Operator Code Description Atributes Code

Scan Line Scan Line Scan Line

Scan Line

Font Select

Cursor Positioning

Text

Rectangle A0 Paint a rectangle BoundingBox 42 RectanglePath A1 Paint a rectangle path BoundingBox 42 RoundRectangle A2 Paint a rectangle path

with round corners

RoundRectanglePath A3 Define a rectangle path

with round corners

SetFont 6F Set the current fill mode

for painting

BoundingBox ElipsDimention

FontName CharSize SymbolSet

AA SetCursorXY 6B Set the cursor position Point 4C SetCursorRel 6C Set the cursor position

Point 4C relative to the current position

Text A8 Print tex TextData

XSpacing

Control Codes: PCLXL • 38

PJL

PJL Commands

Function Code

Cancels PJL Mode to switch the mode to other language ENTER LANGUAGE=personality Ignores as a comment COMMENT Sets JOB Name JOB[NAME="job name"]

[START=first page]

[END=last page] Sets JOB End EOJ[NAME="jobname"] Sets factory default to Menu value and current PJL value INITIALIZE Sets Menu values to current PJL values RESET Modifies Menu values to designated ones DEFAULT[LPARM:personality]

variable=value Sets PJL variables valid only within the same PJL JOBs. SET[LPARM:personality]

variable=value

Control Codes: PJL • 39

PJL Commands (continued)

Function Code

Returns values within PJL INQUIRE[LPARM:personality] variable Returns Menu set values

DINQUIRE[LPARM:personality]

variable Returns current printer setup for current PJL values, PJL setting and

selection range Returns the same character strings as received <Words> to Host ECHO[<Words>] Designates settings of the command that returns status voluntarily from

Printer to Host Clears the state in which status is voluntarily returned from Printer to Host. UST ATUSOFF Displays a designated message on Control Panel OPMSG DISPLAY="message" Displays a designated message on Control Panel instead of READY

message. Displays a designated message on Control Panel and sets the printer Off-

line.

Control Codes: PJL • 40

INFO category

USTATUS variable=value

RDYMSG DISPLAY="message"

STMSG DISPLAY="message"