Xerox DocuPrint 96MX, DocuPrint 96 User Manual

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX
Laser Printing System
System Generation Guide

April 1998
721P85620

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Relate d pu blicatio ns

The

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System –

System Generation Guide

for your laser printing system. The entire reference set is listed in the
table below. Several other related documents are also listed for your
convenience. For a complete list and description of available Xerox
documentation, refer to the Xerox Documentation Catalog
(Publication number 610P17417) or call the Xerox Documentation
and Software Services (XDSS) at 1-800-327-9753.

Table 1. Related P ubl i ca tio ns

Publicat io n Number

is part of the eight manual reference set

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing
System Operator Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing
System Operations Reference

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing
System Message Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing
System PDL Reference

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing
System Forms Creation Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing
System System Generation Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing
System Installation Planning Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing
Operator Command Summary Card

Xerox Laser Printing Systems Tape Formats Manual

X

erox Laser Printing Systems Standard Font Library

Font User Guide
Helpful Facts About Paper

721P85590

721P85610

721P85650

721P85640

721P85630

721P85620

721P85600

721P85660

600P86175
600P86174

721P82492

Notice

This publication may contain descriptions of concepts and features
not currently available for your Xerox Laser Printing System. Consult
your Xerox sales represent ative or your operating system software
program description for additional information.

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Table of Contents

Related publications iii
Notice iii

Introduction vii

About the reference set vii
Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System document set viii
Document conventions x

1. Sysgen overview 1-1

Resource and information checklist 1-3

2. Sysgen commands 2-1

Sysgen Command menu 2-1

Command functions 2-1
Entering and abbreviating commands 2-3

3. Sample system configurations 3-1

Configuration menu 3-3
Additional sysgen parameters 3-7

4. Sysgen and sysgen-related procedures 4-1

Precautions 4-1
Performing a full sysgen 4-1

Choosing a format command 4-2
Full sysgen procedure summary 4-2
Full sysgen procedure 4-3

Performing an offline update sysgen 4-10

Choosing a sysgen command 4-10
Offline update sysgen procedure summary 4-10
Steps to perform an offline update sysgen using the AUTO

command 4-11

Steps to perform an offline update sysgen using the SYSGEN

command 4-14

Performing an online update sysgen 4-17

Online update sysgen procedure summary 4-17
Steps to perform an online update sysgen 4-17

Performing a mini sysgen 4-23

Mini sysgen procedure summary 4-23

Formatting a system disk 4-25

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Disk formatting summary 4-25
Steps to format a system disk 4-25

Erasing a system disk 4-26

Disk erasing summary 4-26
Steps to erase a disk 4-26

A. Sample JCL for transmission of system software tapes A-1
Glossary GLOSSARY-1
Index INDEX-1

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Introduction

The

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System—

System Generation Guide

the DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Reference Set. The guide is
divided into four chapters and one appendix as listed.

Chapter Content

1. Sysgen overview Types of sysgen available and the resources required
to perform a sysgen.

2. Sysgen commands Sysgen commands and how to use them.

3. Sample system configurations System configuration options and parameters.

is one of eight documents that make up

4. Sysgen and sysgen-related

procedures
A. Sample JCL for transmission of

system software tapes

About the reference set

Step-by-step installation and upgrade procedures for
full, update, and mini sysgens.

Example of a typical host utility for sending
concatenated files to the printing system.

This document is part of a reference set designed to help you receive
maximum benefit from your DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser
Printing System (LPS).

To help you select the appropriate document for your needs, the
following section identifies the documents in the set and describes
the information contained in each.

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INTRODUCTION

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System document set

The Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS document set
includes the following:

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Operat or Gui de

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS PDL Reference

This reference contains the following information:

• System overview

• Paper facts and procedures

• Operating procedures

• Maintenance

• Problem solving

• Supplies

• Meter reading and reporting

This reference contains the following information:

• Print Description Language components and processes

• Input processing functions

• Output processing functions

• PDL command summa ry

• Page formatting guidelines

• Character code assignment tables

• PDL programming information with step-by-step instructions

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS System Generation Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Operations Referenc e

This reference contains the following information:

• Configuration options

• Commands

• OSS software installation, upgrade, and modification

This reference contains the following information:

• Command syntax for operator and system administrator

procedures

• LPS de faults

• LPS resources

• Command summaries

• Communication and graphics on the LPS

• Command files

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INTRODUCTION

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Forms Creation Guid e

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Operator Command Summary

Card

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Message Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Installation Planning Guide

This reference contains the following information:

• Basic concepts for creating forms

• Coding and compiling for LPS Forms Description Language

• Sample form setup command sets

• Tips for successful forms creation

This reference provides a quick reference of commonly-used
commands.

This reference contains the following information:

• OSS and other messages

• Meaning and recovery procedures

This reference contains the following information:

• LPS basic components and options

• Tasks that must be accomplished before installation

• Preinstallation requirements

• Installation process

• Postinstallation activities

Xerox LPS Tape Formats Manual This reference contains the following information:

• Characteristics of different formats

• File organization

• Data formats

• Carriage control conventions

Xerox LPS S ta nd ard Font Library Fon t

User Guide

This reference contains the following information:

• Font naming convention s

• Listing of standard fonts

• Data Sheets

• Glossary to typography terminology

Helpful Facts About Pa per This reference contains the following information:

• Selection and guidelines

• Storage

• Specifications for different printers

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INTRODUCTION

Document conventions

This guide uses the following conventions:

< > Angle brackets are used for keys on the system controller keyboard.

{} Curly brackets are used for required characters.

... Ellipses indicate that you may repeat a parameter or list a series of

parameters.

[] Square brackets are used for optional command characters.

| Vertical bars are used to separate parameters in a series. The

vertical bar stands for “or.”

Bold Bold is used for characters you enter at the command line.

Italics Italics are used for variable information.

Monospace font The monospace font is used to display system respons es.

Underline System default parameters are underlined.

UPPERCASE Uppercase letters are used for command names. You may key in

entire words for each command, or the first t hree characters of each
word. In this manual the entire word of each command is spelled out.

Note: A note indicates an operation, practice or condition that
should be taken into consideration to efficiently accomplish a task.

Caution: Cautions alert you to an action that could damage
hardware or software.

Warning: Warnings alert you to conditions that may affect the

!

safety of people.

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1. 1Sysgen overview

This chapter provides information on different type of sysgens,
operating system software (OSS), and the resource information
needed when performing a system sysgen.

Sysgen definition A system generation, or sysgen, is the process you use to install,

upgrade, or modify the operating system software (OSS) on a Xerox
Laser Printing System (LPS).

Types of sysgen Table 1-1 lists the purpose of each sysgen type.

Table 1-1. Types of sysgen

Sysgen type Purpose

Sysgen Build a new operating system on new or existing

system disks.
Example:

— Installing a brand new system
— Replacing, formatting or erasing a system

disk

— When required for installing a new software

release or patch.

Auto Add or update features or operating systems.

• Add new features to an existing operating

system

• Replace the existing version of the

operating system with a new version.

Mini Change the configuration options of the current

system without affecting user files.
Example:

• Changing online host address

• Adding finishing equipment

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SYSGEN OVERVIEW

OSS contents New versions of the operating system software (OSS) are distributed

by Xerox on magnetic tapes or cartridges. These media contain the
items listed in table 1-2.

Table 1-2. OSS software

OSS software item Function

New system files Enabling LPS features.
Sysgen processor

program

Loading the new system files onto the
LPS system disk and configuring them to
a particular system.

(Tapes only)
concatenated version of
the system files and
sysgen processor

Performing an online sysgen in which
the files and processor are downloaded
to the printing system from a host
computer.

Patch files Modifying the new system files for

optimal performance.

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Resource and information checklist

The following checklist will help you determine if you have all the
resources and information necessary to begin a sysgen.

To perform a full sysgen, you need the following:

• Installed LPS

• OSS:

– 9-track reel-to-reel
– 36-track 3490E cartridge
– 1/4-inch cartri dge

• Font tapes:

– Standard font tape
– Special font tapes (including logo and signature)

• User file tapes

• Documentation

– OSS Program Description (-11)

SYSGEN OVERVIEW

Information you need for full or update

sysgen

Questions to answer Before you begin a sysgen, know the answers to the following

– LPS Reference Set.

Refer to the “Related publications” section of the “Introduction” for a
list of available documentation.

Before you begin a full or update sysgen, gather the following
informa tion:

• Laser image alignment coordinates

• The number of forms, fonts, and (optionally) graphics settings

per page in your installation

• A list of all the user files resi d ent on the syst e m disks

• A hardcopy of your current system configura ti o n

• Print file size

• System disk IDs.

questions:

• Is the account file to be saved or deleted during the sysgen?

• Are the Mergenthaler fonts used by your installation?

• Do you have any site-specific patches to be applied in the post-

sysgen procedure?

• Are any of your .IPM files corrupt or missing?

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SYSGEN OVERVIEW

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Sysgen Command menu

2. 2Sysgen commands

This chapter explains the commands used for performing sysgens.

The Sysgen Command menu, illustrated in table 2-1, appears on the
printing system display screen when you boot the sysgen processor.
It also appears when COMMANDS is entered following the sysgen
prompt character.

Note: The command HOSTCOPY options appears in your Sysgen
Command menu only if your system has online capability.

The interactive dialogue for a particular procedure may vary slightly
depending upon the release medium (tape or cartridge), input
method (online or offline), and product configuration.

Command functions

Table 2-1. Sysgen Command menu

**** SYSGEN PROCESSOR, VERSION V3B ****
COMMAND

COMMANDS Display commands
BOOT Boot the operating system
SYSGEN Build or update system files

on disk from tape or host
FORMAT Clear and format disk pack
HOSTCOPY Copy user files from host to

disk
AUTO Auto sysgen
MINI Configuration change only
ERASE Erase all files

Enter Cmd (’C’ for Menu)>

The commands in Table 2-1 may appear in the Sysgen Command
menu, depending upon the hardware options present on your
system. Command abbreviations are underlined.

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SYSGEN COMMANDS

Command Function

C

OMMANDS Displays the Sysgen Command menu on the printing system display screen. (The

B

OOT Boots the operating system. If a sysgen has been performed, any sysgen patches are

S

YSGEN Builds a new operating system on the system disks from a system software tape or

ORMAT Formats any or all of the system disks and performs a sector check. All files on the

F

H

OSTCOPY Downloads font files, patch files, and user-generated EBCDIC data files from a host

Table 2-2. Sysgen commands

menu does not have to display for you to enter a command.)

applied. This command must be the first entered after completing a SYSGEN
command.

from system software tape (SST) files downloaded from a host computer. All system
files can be updated.

This option requires more user interaction than AUTO, and you must use it if the SST
is to be downloaded from a host computer.

A BOOT command must follow successful completion of this command.

system disks, except for the MBAIS file, are destroyed. This includes user files. This
procedure is not normally needed unless specifically called for in your OSS program
description or unless read errors or other disk problems occur. (Refer to ERASE.)

computer to the LPS system disks. This option allows an online prin ti n g syst e m, with
no magnetic tape drive, to retrieve tape files from the host.

UTO Builds a new operating system on the s ystem di sks from a SST and allows all System

A

files to be updated. The AUTO Sysgen reverts to a full Sysgen if a FORMAT has just
been performed.

When you use AUTO for a recently formatted disk, configuration information is no
longer available to the system from the disks and must be entered, as though the
SYSGEN command had been used. The only truly automatic sysgen, using AUTO, can
be an update sysgen.

This option requires less user interaction than SYSGEN by automatically invoking a
standard sequence of sysgen commands. It differs from SYSGEN in the following
ways:

• AUTO builds from tape input only.

• AUTO does not ask for a configuration update.

• AUTO automatically saves the accounting file.

M

INI Modifies the configuration file in response to selections made through the

Configuration Options menu. (Refer to the “Sample system configuration options”
chapter.)

CAUTION: Do not execute the MINI command immediately following completion of a
SYSGEN command. This prevents the application of patches.

Note that the only changes to the system configuration that should be made using mini
are to those features whose software has been incorporated in the operating system
by a previous sysgen. For example, you may deactivate or reactivate a feature or
change interface address parameters by using the mini sysgen procedure. (Generally,
when you add features to the system, the system files must be changed or patched.
This requires an update sysgen, invoked using the SYSGEN or AUTO commands to
ensure system file integrity.)

RASE Clears any or all of the system disks. All files on the disks, except for the MBAIS and

E

bad block files, are destroyed. This includes user files. Because the ERASE command
does not perform a FORMAT or a sector check, it executes faster than the FORMAT
command. (Refer to FORMAT.)

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Entering and abbreviating commands

Refer to the following directions when entering commands.

Entering comm and s Enter commands after the sysgen prompt character (>), then press

<ENTER> .
After the command has completed processing, the prompt character

displays again (except after the BOOT command). The menu need
not display for you to issue a command.

Abbreviating commands The command may be entered as shown in the menu or may be

abbreviated to as few letters as necessary to differentiate it from any
other command in the menu.

Example To enter the command SYSGEN, yo u ca n e n te r a n y o f the foll o w ing

abbreviations:

• SY

• SYS

• SYSG

SYSGEN COMMANDS

• SYSGE

• ...or by SYSGEN spelled out in full.

Command strings You may enter several commands as a string, and the system

executes them ser i a ll y . For example, ent e r ing FOR MAT , SYSG EN ,
and BOOT, then pressing <ENTER>, results in each procedure
being invoked in turn unless fatal errors occur.

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SYSGEN COMMANDS

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3. 3Sample system configurations

Use the information provided in this chapter to select your
configuration specifications.

Stages of the sysgen process An overview description of the sysgen process is shown in Table 3-1.

Table 3-1. Sysgen process

Stage Description

1 You start the sysgen process.
2 The LPS displays system configuratio n information on the

screen in a format similar to the illustration in table 3-2. The
items differ depending upon your system components and
the version of software you are using.

3 The system asks you if you want to make changes to the

configuration.

4 You answer “yes.”

5 The LPS displays the Configuration Opt ions me nu.
6 You enter the number of a listed option to select or deselect

a feature. For some options, a further list of suboptions
displays.

7 The system incorporat es the software fo r each fe ature yo u

select into the operating system, and creates a
configurat ion file (DISPCF.SYS).

Note: The printing system must have the appropriate
hardware installed to support the features specified.
Selecting uninstalled features may result in an
unsuccessful sysgen, an unusable system, or both.

8 You can modify the configuration file by using the mini

sysgen procedure to deactivate or reactivate a feature.

9 Once your system is configured succes sfully, you can get

a copy of the configuration information by printing the
customer billing report. Refer to the

DocuPrint 96MX LPS Operations Reference

details. This configuration information assists you in
recreating your basic system configuration during a full
sysgen.

DocuPrint 96/

for further

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SAMPLE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

Table 3-2 shows a sample system configuration for the DocuPrint 96/
DocuPrint 9 6 MX LPS.

Table 3-2. Sample Config ur a t io n

**** SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ****
Machine Type - DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX
CPU MEMORY = 1024K SCSI Disk Units: 0,Floppy
AIS: Version 2 Page Buffer Memory Size: 128 Banks
Bitmap Memory: 256 Megabits Page Buffer A,B: 2 BUFFERS
Ink Memory: 2 Megabits Memory Test at Boot = no
Text and Metrics Memory: 3 Megabytes Auto Boot Enabled = no
Online: Address 24

-Mode Burst, Device 3211
Terminal Type: Character

Boot Message Display = yes
Printer Characteristics

- Speed: 96 ppm

- Resolution: 300 spi

- Default Order: 1 to N

- Paper size: 8.50 x 11.00 Inches
MICR Mode Default = OFF | ON
Language: U.S. English
Graphics Type: AIS

SCSI Tape Devices:

- Reel to Reel: HP-SCSE A/Ch 0/Tg 0

- Streamer Tape: HP-SCSE A/Ch 0/Tg 1

SCSI Tape Device Assignments:

- TD0 = Reel to Reel Tape

- TD1 = Streamer tape

Do you wish to make any changes? Enter ’y’ or ’n

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Configuration menu

SAMPLE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

Table 3-3 illustrates a sample configuration options menu for the
DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS.

Table 3-3. Sample Confi guration Opt io ns m enu

Select which of the following options are to be added, deleted,
or changed?

0) None

1) Full memory test at boot

2) Auto Boot

3) Message Display during boot

4) Shared Disk

5) MICR Mode Default

6) On-line Interface

7) Xerox Print service Manager

8) Kanji

9) Ethernet

10) Language

11) Paper size

12) XPAF

13) Raster Image Processor

14) Terminal Type

15) Tape Device Table

16) Default Printing Order
(Enter numbers)

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SAMPLE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

Option Description

0) None Returns you to the base system configuration display screen.

1) Full memory test Determines the amount of system memory test at power on.

2) Auto boot Determines whether auto boot is enabled at power on.

3) Message display Determines whether boot diagnostic messages display at power on.

4) Shared disk Adds or removes the shared disk option.

5) MICR mode default Adds or removes the MICR mode default option.

Table 3-4. Sample configurations

6) On-line interface (if
installed)

Displays the following question:

DOES THIS SYSTEM HAVE AN ONLINE INTERFACE?
ENTER ’Y’ OR ’N’.

If you enter N, the online feature is removed from the system being
generated.

If you enter Y, the configuration options are automatically selected by the
system and the display returns to the base configuration.

7) Xerox Print Service

Adds or removes the DocuPrintServer (formerly XPSM).

Manager

8) Kanji Adds or removes Kanji.

9) Ethernet (if installed) Displays the following question:

IS THIS SYSTEM CONNECTED TO A XEROX ETHERNET? ENTER ’Y ’
OR ’N’.

If you enter N, the Ethernet feature is removed from the system being
generated.

If you enter Y, the following suboptions display:

ETHERNET CHANGE LIST:

1) NONE

2) READ PRINTER’S ADDRESS

3) ETHERNET NETWORK ADDRESS

Selecting NONE results in no Ethernet changes.
Selecting READ PRINTER’S ADDRESS results in the printing system

providing its internal address as a parameter to the sysgen processor.
This address is shown in table 3-2, Base system configuration for
DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS, in both hexadecimal and decim al
format. The decimal value is preceded by an asterisk (*). (The printing
system internal address is set by Xerox at the time of manufacture.)

Selecting ETHERNET NETWORK ADDRESS results in a prompt for the
address of the Ethernet network. You may enter this address in either
hexadecimal or decimal form. For a decimal value, enter an asterisk
followed by the address (for example, *355). A value not preceded by an
asterisk is assumed to be hexadecimal. (The network address is assigned
by Xerox. Consult your network system administrator for the correct
assignment.)

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Table 3-4. Sample conf igurations (continued)

Option Description

10) Language Displays the following suboptions:

0) NONE

1) U.S. ENGLISH

2) U.K. ENGLISH

3) GERMAN

4) FRENCH

5) DUTCH

6) SWEDISH

7) NORWEGIAN

8) FINNISH

9) DANISH

10) SPANISH

11) ITALIAN

SAMPLE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

12) PORTUGUESE

Selecting NONE results in no change from the default language, which is
U.S. English.

The display dialogue of the newly generated system will be in the
language that you select. (Languages other than those listed above are
also available. The suboption list reflects what is on the system software
tape or floppy disk.)

The only difference between the U.K. English and U.S. English language
options is that:

• U.K. English displays paper sizes in millimeters.

• U.S. English displays paper sizes in inches.

Of the other language suboptions, only French, German, and Spanish are
currently translated. U.S. English messages are displayed if a sysgen is
performed in any of the other languages.

The customer must insure that the proper language is installed on the
ESS and IOT. The ESS may be sysgened to one language although
commands in English are always accepted.

11) Paper size Displays the paper size menu.
Select paper size
Size Inches Millimeters

1) US Letter 8.5 x 11.0 216 x 279

2) US Legal 8.5 x 14 216 x 356

3) A3 16.54 x 11.69 420 x 297

4) A4 8.27 x 11.69 210 x 297

5) B4 10.12 x 14.33 257 x 364

6) B5 7.17 x 10.12 182 x 257

7) User Selectable Size

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SAMPLE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

Option Description

12) XPAF (if installed) Selecting this option adds XPAF; selecting it again removes it.

Table 3-4. Sample conf igurations (continued)

13) Raster image

processor (if installed)

Displays the following question:

DOES THIS SYSTEM HAVE A RASTER I MAGE PROCESSOR? ENTER
’Y’ OR ’N’

If you enter N, all raster image processor (RIP) devices are removed from
the system.

If you enter Y, the following message is displayed:

TYPE THE RIP UNIT NUMBERS (0-3)
ENTER OPTIONS

Enter the appropriate numbers. If found, they are added to the system. If
RIP is not found, the following message is displayed:

RIP x IS NOT IN THE SYSTEM (PLEASE CONFIRM)
ENTER ’Y’ OR ’N’

14) Terminal type Selecting this option has no effect.

15) Tape device table Selecting this option allows you to alter the tape device assignment table.

16) Default printing order Selecting this option displays the following suboptions:

1) 1 - N

2) N - 1

Enter option 1 for first-to-last page (facedown) output; or option 2 for last­to-first page (faceup) output.

You may select either 1TON or NTO1 as the system default.
When the system default is 1TON, NTO1 is processed only if it is invoked

in the JDE or JDL. The system ignores NTO1 in DJDE-selected job
descriptor entries (JDEs) or job descriptor libraries (JDLs).

When the system default is NTO1, the system assumes each report is
NTO1 until the first data page, even if 1TON is specified in the JDE or JDL.
This arrangement allows you to use DJDE-selected JDEs and JDLs that
invoke NTO1 after a series of banner pages.

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Additional sysgen parameters

Command Description

Type of sysgen Sysgen, auto sysgen, or mini sysgen can be performed by

System ID Each system can be assigned a name of up to 30 alphanumeric

SAMPLE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

In addition to the configuration options listed previously, you may
also need to supply the following information during the system
generation process.

Table 3-5. Sysgen parameters

selecting appropriate commands from the Sysgen Command
menu (table 2-1)

characters, including spaces.
The ID displays in the following situations:

• Whenever the system is booted

• When a rollover and recovery occurs

• In a rollover dump

• Whenever a sysgen is performed

• On listings produced by the Editor

• On listings produced by the REPORT command to report

billing information.

Accounting file You are asked if you want to save user accounting information.

Remember that if a currently existing accounting file is not
saved, you lose not only the accounting data but also the
hierarchical data used to structure the file.

Report accounting You are asked if you want report accounting. This results in run

statistics being recorded for each report, as opposed to each
job (which may contain several reports).

Setting default values After the sysgen completes , y ou may wa nt to adjust the

following parameters to which the sysgen automatically
assigns default values:

• Maximum fonts per job (default 32)

• Maximum forms per job (default 12)

• Maximum graphics per job (default 32)

• Print file size (default of 425 cylinders is not determined

by a sysgen).

Refer to the

Operations Reference

values.

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS

for information on modifying these

XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/DOCUPRINT 96MX LPS SYSTEM GENERATION GUIDE 3-7

SAMPLE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

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