This document enables you to access the extended features of the Xerox 4110 in
environments that do not have a custom driver.
NOTE : Some of the commands and syntax used in this documents requires some
familiarity with either PostScript(PS) or Printer Command Language(PCL).
This document provides the Printer Description Language(PDL) commands and
syntax for each feature. The following items are also inclu ded:
・ A PostScript tables that describes the PostScript features the Xerox 4110 supports
and the syntax to use the feature.
・ A PCL tables that describes the PCL features the Xerox 4110 supports and the
syntax to use the feature.
This document is not intended to be a complete PS or PCL reference manual:
It is a guide for using the PS and PCL commands wi th Xerox 4110.
Refer to these additional reference materials PostScript Language Reference Manual,
Third Edition, ISBN 0-201-38922-8, PCL5 Printer Language Technical Reference
Manual, Hewlett-Packard Manual and Printer Job Language Technical Reference
Manual, Hewlett-Packard Manual.
April 28, 2006
Using this Guide
1. Search the Feature Table to determine whether the feature you wish to use is
supported.
2. Verify that the feature is supported by the platform. For example, the Xerox 4110
must have the Finisher option installed to use stapling commands.
3. Following across the table to find the syntax listed for the PDL examples shown.
Read the Dependencies/Caveats section.
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PostScript
This Xerox 4110 supports PostScript3 commands that enable the features listed in the
following table.
Feature Description
Media Size Physical paper (media) size. (Width & Height)
Media Direction Feed direction of paper
Media Source Feed tray
Media Source from
SMH
Media Color Media color
Media Weight
Media Class Paper class (ex. High quality, thick, recycled)
Media Type Media type
Media Selection Specify if you apply the strict setpagedevice rule to
Delivers two-sided output. Landscape documents read
like a calendar, and Portrait documents read like a book.
Deliver two-sided output. (Use combine with Duplex)
Landscape documents read like a book and Portrait
documents read like a calendar.
Specify whether you apply edge-smoothing to output
after rendering
Specify whether you lighten output density to save toner
Screen type
Quantity Number of copies (Max: 9999)
Collation Collated or Uncollated
Jog Offsetting
Stapling Stapling. See details on StapleDetails.
Punch Specify how you Punch
Booklet Specify how you file
Fold Specify how you Fold
Interleaving Paper Insert blank sheet between OHP sheets.
Process Color Model Select process color model (DeviceGray, DeviceRGB,
DeviceCMYK,,,)
Separations
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Specify if you multiple color separations will be
generated for each page of output or not.
Feature Description
Separation Color
Names
Separation Order Specify the order of process colorant name.
Use CIE Color Specify if you apply CIE-based color space through
Specify the process colorant name.
color conversion
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PostScript Implementation
This section describes the PostScript commands required to access specific the
Xerox 4110 features. This table lists each feature and the PostScript syntax that is
required to use the feature. Following this table are some examples of how to use
these commands and what the PostScript file looks like.
For more information about PostScript commands, refer to the PostScript Language
Reference Manual, Third Edition, ISBN 0-201-37992-8.
†: Whether each paper is available
depends on NV memory setting.
The following paper sizes are only available
with SMH.
[297 420] = A6
[363 516] = B6
[936 1368] = 13 x 19
[936 1296] = 13 x 18
[907 1382] = 12.6 x 19.2
[907 1276] = SRA3 (12.6 x 17.7)
[864 1296] = 12 x 18
[792 1080] = 11 x 15
[609 892] = 8.46 x 12.4
[283 420] = Hagaki
[567 420] = Double Hagaki
[288 432] = Postcard(4 x 6)
[360 504] = Postcard(5 x 7)
[432 648] = Postcard(6 x 9)
[278 420] = Youkei 3
[929 1284] = Special A3
[640 878] = Special A4
[632 842] = A4 Cover
[648 792] = Letter Cover
* = default value
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Feature Implementation Values
Media
Direction
<</LeadingEdge int >>
setpagedevice
Media Source <</MediaPosition int>>
setpagedevice
Media Source
from SMH
<</ManualFeed value>>
setpagedevice
Media Color <</MediaColor (string) >>
setpagedevice
Media Weight <</MediaWeight real >>
setpagedevice
Where int is one of the following:
0 = Short Edge; top of canonical page
1 = Long Edge; right side of canonical
page
2 = Short Edge; bottom of canonical page
3 = Long Edge; left side of canonical
page
null* = Auto
true = Feed paper from SMH
false* = Feed paper from a tray other than
SMH
Where string is any value.
Where real is in g/ ㎡ (gram per
square-meter) or null
Media Class <</MediaClass (string)>>
setpagedevice
Media Type <</MediaType (string)>>
setpagedevice
Media
Selection
<</DeferredMediaSelection
value>>
setpagedevice
Where string is one of the following:
stationary = normal paper
recycled = recycled paper
user1 = user defined paper 1
user2 = user defined paper 2
user3 = user defined paper 3
user4 = user defined paper 4
user5 = user defined paper 5
thick1 = thick paper 1
thick2 = thick paper 2
transparency = OHP sheet
used = backing paper
label = label paper
thin = thin paper
holed = hole paper (holed paper)
tabbed thick1 = Tab paper
tabbed thick2 = Tab paper
Where string is any value.
Where value is one of the following:
true* = Deferred media selection by
output device (more powerful and flexible
media selection)
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Feature Implementation Values
false = Immediate media selection by
strict setpagedevice operator
Resolution <</HWResolution [x y]>>
Where x and y are one of the following:
setpagedevice
Duplex <</Duplex value>>
setpagedevice
Tumble <</Tumble value>>
setpagedevice
Image
Enhancement
<</PostRenderingEnhance true
/PostRenderingEnhanceDetails
<< /Type 32 /REValue int >>
>>
setpagedevice
Toner Save <</PostRenderingEnhance true
/PostRenderingEnhanceDetails
<< /Type 32 /TonerSaver int >>
>>
setpagedevice
600 600*(dpi)
1200 1200
Where value is one of the following:
true = Duplex
false* = Simplex
This feature is effective only in conjunction
with that Duplex is true
Where value is one of the following:
true = Tumble (Short edge binding
Duplex)
false* = Duplex (Long edge binding
Duplex)
Where int is one of the following:
0 = No image enhancement
1* = Activate image enhancement
Where int is one of the following:
0* = No toner saving
1 = Lighten output density, toner saving
Halftone
Screen
Selection
Output
Location
<</PostRenderingEnhance true
/PostRenderingEnhanceDetails
<< /Type 32 /EngineScreen int >>
>>