Xerox 850DP - Phaser Color Solid Ink Printer Manual

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Version 10.0Page 5 of 160AccXES PJL Interface• JPEG• ASCII• FLASH• DOWNLOAD• FILENETThe FLASH and DOWNLOAD values are special values used for upgrading printer firmware anddownloading rendering objects such as raster stamps and fonts, respectively. The objects supported bythe DOWNLOAD facility are detailed in the DOWNLOAD Language sectionAs in standard HP-PJL, the INFO CONFIG command can be used to query the printer for the list ofcurrently supported data formats. Note that the LANGUAGE parameter to the HP-PJL ENTERcommand detailed above is distinct from the standard HP-PJL Environment variable LANG which isused to set the user interface language to English, French, Italian, etc. Note also, that there is anotherenvironment variable called PERSONALITY which can take on the same values as the LANGUAGEparameter above.As specified in the HP-PJL specification [HP96], the next byte following the line feed at the end of theENTER command must be the actual job data. In particular, no further HP-PJL commands can beplaced between this command and the specified data format’s job data.3.1.3 COMMENTThe COMMENT command is implemented as defined on page 4-6 of [HP96]. In addition, customcommands specific to AccXES functionality are implemented within a COMMENT command. See theComment Command section for details.3.2 Job Separation Commands3.2.1 JOBThis command is supported as defined on page 5-2 in [HP96]. All parameters are supported: NAME,START, PASSWORD, and END. The maximum length of a valid NAME parameter is 80 characters.Longer names will be truncated. The START and END parameters may not be supported in all AccXESimplementations.From the HP-PJL Reference Manual (10 Edition, Oct 1997), the following requirement is explicitlyre-stated here for clarity:"JOB commands can be nested. For example, a spooling application can send a PJL job that uses theJOB command to another spooler that encapsulates the spooled job with another JOB/EOJ commandpair. When this is done, note that the job name from the outer JOB command is cleared or overwrittenby the inner command."3.2.2 EOJThe EOJ command is supported as defined on page 5-7 of [HP96]. The maximum length of the NAMEparameter supported is 80 characters. Currently, while the NAME parameter is accepted, it iseffectively ignored.3.3 Environment Commands