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NOTICE TO USER
In an effort to meet the demand s of a ra pidly changing t echnolog y, the manufac turer is
continually developing new features and functions to meet your changing printing or
printer needs. Please be sure to consult all manual updates or addenda when using
this product’s documentation.
Printer com mands fo r Adobe PostSc rip t 3 provide a way for yo u to comm unica te with
the printer to perform certain tasks.
This document provi des programming inf ormation about Adob e PostScript 3 and
contains most of the PostScript commands. It is written for people who are familiar
with the command structure of the PostScript language. Most software applications do
not require you to enter printer commands. However, if needed, you should refer to
your software docume ntation for information about how t o enter printer comman ds.
This document also describes the particular PostScript interpreter parameters and
resources implemented for the printer. The printer has features and capabilities that
might not be present in other PostScript printers and that are not documented
elsewhere.
The foll owing documents are generally relev ant to the operation and progr amming of
PostScript printers.
Chapter 1
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PostScript Language Reference Manual, Third Edition (Addison-Wesley),
(hereafter referred to as the Reference Manual), describes the programming
language used to tell printers what and how to print. It describes features of the
language available in all PostScript interpreters.
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The PostScript Language Reference Manual Level 3 Version 3010 and 3011
Supplement (Adobe), (hereafter referred to as the Supplement), provides an up-to-
date catalog of standard page device, user, system, and device parameters. It
includes parameters that have changed since their original description in the
PostScript Language Reference Manual, Third Edition .
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PostScript Language Tutorial and Co okbook (Addison-Wesley) contains
explanatory and tutorial material to improve users’ understanding of the
PostScript page description language. It introduces the PostScript language at a
basic le vel .
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PostScript Language P rogram Design (Addison-Wesley) teaches programming
principles unique to the PostScript language with many usable samples. It is for
programmers interested in the effective and efficient design of PostScript
language pro grams and pri nte r dr i ver s .
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PostScript Printer Description File Format Specification (Adobe) describes the
PostScript Printer Description (or PPD) file format which pr ovides information in
a machine-readable form about printer-specific features and about the fonts built
into the printer.
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PostScript Printer Description File for the Printer, available from the Adobe
Developers Association, provides a device-independent way of invoking
device-dependent features. It is needed by some drivers to offer complete device
functionality to the user.
PostScript Languange Printer Commands1-1
The documentation assumes a knowledge of the following:
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How to reset the interpreter and page device parameters to their factory defaults.
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How to physically connect a printer to a host computer or user system.
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How to use the communications prot ocols and emulators implemented in the
printer.
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How to use the printer’s control panel.
1-2PostScript Languange Print er Comma nds
Device Setup
The page device parameters represent particular raster output device features or
processing options; the values represent the current settings of those features or
options. The
parameters and the current pagedevice operator is used to get the current values of these
parameters.
setpagedevice operator is used to set the values of the page device
For more information about how the
setpagedevice operator is used to set up a raster
output device, refer to the Reference Manual.
Page Device Parameters
Printer
The following page device parameters are present in the printer. The semantics for the
parameters appear in the Reference Manual and the Supplement.
The following table lists all the page device parameters for the
Page Device Parameters Table
KeyTypeDefaultFor More Information
BeginPage
procedure{pop}See Chapter 6 of the Reference Manual.
Collate
booleantrue
Duplex
booleanfalseSee Chapter 6 of the Reference Manual.
EdgeToEdge
booleanfalse
EndPage
procedure{exch pop 2 ne}See Chapter 6 of the Reference Manual.
ExitJamRecovery
booleanfalseSee Chapter 4 of the Supplement.
Fold
integer0See Chapter 2 of the Supplement.
See Chapter 6 of the Reference Manual and print
behavior information on page 1-6.
- Parameter not set.
a Numeric value entered for PJL QTY environment variable.
b Numeric value entered for PJL COPIES environment variable.
c Numeric value entered for PostScript /NumCopies parameter.
n/a Not applicable.
1-6PostScript Languange Print er Comma nds
Location Numbers and Corresponding Staple Location
This boolean controls whether other trays of the same paper size and media type are
used when the current tray empties. The MBT is not used for this switching. If this
parameter is true, then, when a tray empties the printer searches for a tray containing
the same paper size and media type starting with Tray 1 and searches in order through
HCF , except MBT and Inserter Tray s. The value of Priority is not used to determine the
tray switching order.
ValueFolding Type
0No folding
2Center folding
PostScript Languange Printer Commands1-7
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