KYOCERA FS-C2026MFP+ Manuale Utente

Technical ReferencePRESCRIBE Commands

Chapter 1 Introduction to PRESCRIBE1-2Entry and Exit The printing system can be thought of as having a multiple personality. When its power is switche

Chapter 5 Barcodes5-16

Chapter 6Permanent ParametersThe printing system maintains a number of parameters in a non-volatile (flash) memory. These parameters control the init

Chapter 6 Permanent Parameters6-2FRPO Parameters The FRPO command changes the value of one parameter in permanent memory. A separate command is requir

6-3KC-GL pen widthaG1 through G8 0 to 99 dot 01/02/03/04/05/06/07/08Interface release time-outJ2 0 to 99 in units of 5 seconds 6KC-GL enlarge modeaJ

Chapter 6 Permanent Parameters6-4Character spacingaU3 Characters per inch (fraction value) 0Country code U6 0: US-ASCII 01: France2: Germany3: UK4:

6-5Interface-independent ParametersTable 6.2. Interface-independent Parameters (Sheet 1 of 7)Environment Parameter Value Factory setting Downloadable

Chapter 6 Permanent Parameters6-64: ETX/ACK5: XON/XOFF recognized only as protocolBuffer nearly-full thresholdH6 Percentage of the received data buf

6-7Ecoprint level N6 0: Off 02: OnDuplex N7 0: Normal 01: Reverse output pages.2: Allows duplex from the MP tray.3: Allows duplex from the MP tray;

Chapter 6 Permanent Parameters6-823: Main cassette, the first feeder cassette, the third feeder cassette, and the fourth feeder cassette.24: Main cass

6-9Daisywheel data length R8 7: 7-bit 78: 8-bitDefault envelope feeder paper sizeR9 Same as the R2 values except below 00: A4 or LetterA4/letter equat

1-3Figure 1. 2. Text Including PRESCRIBE Commands !R! RES; SLM 1; STM 1; SPD 0.03; FTMD 13; SFNT "Helvetica-Bd"; EXIT;WELCOME TO WINDFALL N

Chapter 6 Permanent Parameters6-108: Rough9: Letterhead10: Color11: Prepunched12: Envelope13: Cardstock21: Custom122: Custom223: Custom324: Custom425:

6-11Error message for device errorY3 0: Does not display an error message and pause the job when the device error occurs.1: Displays an error message

Chapter 6 Permanent Parameters6-12bI0—Name of the partition in memory card The FRPO I0 specifies a memory card partition name to be automatically read

Chapter 7EmulationThe printing systems emulate the operation of seven other printers: • HP LaserJet (mode 6)• HP 7550A (mode 8)• IBM Proprinter X24E

Chapter 7 Emulation7-2Selecting an Emulation When installing a printing system, you can select an emulation that best suits the require-ment by the ap

Line Printer Emulation (Mode 0)7-3Automatic emulation sensing In printing systems that permit the selection of KPDL emulation, the automatic emula-tio

Chapter 7 Emulation7-4Other control codes are ignored. In particular, the escape code (ESC: character code 27) is ignored. If the printing system rece

IBM Proprinter X24E Emulation (Mode 1)7-5By giving a particular value for the U6 and U7 parameters, it is possible to use another symbol set which the

Chapter 7 Emulation7-6subscripts, underlining, backspace, vertical and horizontal tabulation, line spacing, and paper length. The font mode set for th

IBM Proprinter X24E Emulation (Mode 1)7-7Table 7.6. IBM Proprinter X24E Control CodesCommand Function Code (hex) Supported BEL Beeper 07 – BS Back

Chapter 1 Introduction to PRESCRIBE1-4Format of PRESCRIBE Commands The basic format of a PRESCRIBE command is: • • • or • • • • (command name) paramet

Chapter 7 Emulation7-8ESC U n Set Print Direction 1B 55 n – ESC W n Continuous Double-Wide Printing1B 57 n Yes ESC X n m Set Horizontal Margins

IBM Proprinter X24E Emulation (Mode 1)7-9IBM Symbol Sets IBM PC-8 (341)IBM PC-8 (D/N) (373)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-10IBM PC-850 (405) IBM PC-860 (30)

IBM Proprinter X24E Emulation (Mode 1)7-11IBM PC-863 (62) IBM PC-865 (94)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-12Diablo 630 Emulation (Mode 2) To set the power-up emulation for Diablo 630, send the printing system the following PRESCRIBE co

Diablo 630 Emulation (Mode 2)7-13Fonts can be selected by placing font commands in the file to be printed, or using SETF (set alternate font) and ALTF

Chapter 7 Emulation7-14Diablo 630 Control Codes Table 7.9. Diablo 630 Control Codes (Sheet 1 of 2)Command Function Code (hex) Supported NUL Buffer c

Diablo 630 Emulation (Mode 2)7-15ESC 3 Graphics mode ON 1B 33 YesESC 4 Graphics mode OFF 1B 34 YesESC 5 Forward printing mode 1B 35 YesESC 6 Backward

Chapter 7 Emulation7-16Diablo 630 Symbol Sets DIABLO US (29)Diablo France (61)

Diablo 630 Emulation (Mode 2)7-17Diablo Germany (93) Diablo U. K. (125)

Basic Concepts1-5Figure 1. 4. Edge Limits and MarginsWhen the printing system passes the bottom margin while printing text, it prints the page and fe

Chapter 7 Emulation7-18Diablo Denmark (157) Diablo Sweden (189)

Diablo 630 Emulation (Mode 2)7-19Diablo Italy (221) Diablo Spain (253)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-20Diablo Japan (285)

Epson LQ-850 Emulation (Mode 5)7-21Epson LQ-850 Emulation (Mode 5) To set printing system to power up in the LQ-850 emulation with the LQ German symbo

Chapter 7 Emulation7-22Figure 7. 11. Epson LQ-850 Font Printout The five LQ-850 fonts actually use the printing system’s resident fonts. The font mo

Epson LQ-850 Emulation (Mode 5)7-23You can alter these default SETF assignments to suit your own purposes. In the example below, four of the SETF assi

Chapter 7 Emulation7-24EPSON LQ-850 Control Codes Table 7.13. Epson LQ-850 Control CodesCommand Function Code (hex) Supported Printer OperationESC @

Epson LQ-850 Emulation (Mode 5)7-25ESC M Select 12 CPI 1B 4D Yes ESC g Select 15 CPI 1B 67 Yes ESC p n Turn Proportional Mode On/Off 1B 70 Ye

Chapter 7 Emulation7-26LQ-850 Symbol Sets LQ US (28) LQ France (60)

Epson LQ-850 Emulation (Mode 5)7-27LQ Germany (92) LQ U.K. (124)

Chapter 1 Introduction to PRESCRIBE1-6Page Orientation Changing the page orientation automatically adjusts the margins so that they remain the same di

Chapter 7 Emulation7-28LQ Italy (220) LQ Spain (252)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-29LQ Japan (284) LQ Norway (316)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-30LQ Denmark 2 (348) LQ Spain 2 (380)

Epson LQ-850 Emulation (Mode 5)7-31Latin America (412) LQ Denmark (156)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-32LQ Sweden (188)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-33HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6) On shipment from the factory, the printing system is set to power up in the HP LaserJ

Chapter 7 Emulation7-34The printing system also supports as many HP symbol sets as the LaserJet regularly sup-ports and still other symbol sets can be

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-35The LaserJet emulation supports 600/1200 dpi raster graphics for printing system models with the 300/600/1200 dpi re

Chapter 7 Emulation7-36LDFC fonts or downloaded bitmap fonts by the user, they will constantly print unpre-dictably if the printing system uses the re

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-37LaserJet Font Escape Sequences The example below shows an HP font selection escape sequence that selects a LetterGot

Basic Concepts1-7Figure 1. 6. Print DirectionCoordinate Systems With PRESCRIBE, positions on a page are described in terms of X and Y coordinates. Th

Chapter 7 Emulation7-38Symbol Sets for Scalable Fonts The following table lists symbol set support for resident scalable fonts. To power up the printi

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-39Example: To power up in the TimesNewRoman font for the Windows symbol set: PC Cyrillic 3R (114) 14 51PS math 5M (17

Chapter 7 Emulation7-40!R! FRPO V3, ’TimesNewRoman’;FRPO U6, 9; FRPO U7, 53;STAT;EXIT; The STAT command in the third line prints a status page that en

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-41Resource protection becomes operational under any of the following emulation switch-ing conditions: • An SEM command

Chapter 7 Emulation7-42Switching the Print Resolution Because the printing systems with the 1200 dpi resolution support print at 300, 600, 1200 dpi, t

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-43HP LaserJet Reset State The printing system resets to the following states when it receives a PCL reset command. Sho

Chapter 7 Emulation7-44PJL command syntax A PJL command line containing the ENTER command appears as follows: PJL syntax also uses the following contr

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-45The PJL command syntax should follow one of four formats: Format 1:<ESC>%-12345X This format uses the Universa

Chapter 7 Emulation7-46PJL variables PJL uses alphanumeric variables, numeric variables, and strings. The following explains the three types of variab

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-47Invalid Commands Invalid commands are in two general types: those with syntax errors and those with syn-tax or seman

Chapter 1 Introduction to PRESCRIBE1-8cursor indicates where the next character will be printed or the next graphics will be drawn. (The printing syst

Chapter 7 Emulation7-48Duplex DUPLEX FRPO N4Default font FONTNUMBER FRPO V3Point size PTSIZE FRPO V0-2Pitch PITCH —Symbol set SYMSET FRPO U6/U7Table 7

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-49HP LaserJet Printer Commands — PCL In the tables below, Yes means that the command is supported and No means that th

Chapter 7 Emulation7-50Output Bin Destination Tray 1 (Face down)ESC&l1G 1B 25 6C 31 47 Yes Yes Yes Yes YesDestination Tray 2 (Face up)ESC&l2G

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-51ColorESC&n6WdColor36 57 64 43 6F 6C 6F 72Yes Yes Yes Yes YesPrepunchedESC&n11WdPrepunched31 31 57 64 50 72

Chapter 7 Emulation7-52International B5ESC&l100A 1B 26 6C 31 30 30 41YesYesYesYesYesCustomESC&l101A 1B 26 6C 31 30 31 41YesYesYesYes NoMonarch

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-5316 lines/inchESC&l16D 1B 26 6C 31 36 44Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes24 lines/inchESC&l24D 1B 26 6C 32 34 44Yes Yes Yes

Chapter 7 Emulation7-54Math-8 ESC(8M 1B 28 38 4D Yes Yes Yes Yes YesSymbolESC(19M 1B 28 31 39 4D No Yes Yes Yes YesECMA-94 Latin 1ESC(0N 1B 28 30 4E

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-55Inline ESC(s64S 1B 28 73 36 34 53Yes Yes Yes Yes YesShadowed ESC(s128S 1B 28 73 31 32 38 53Yes Yes Yes Yes YesOutlin

Chapter 7 Emulation7-56MS Mincho ESC(s28752T 1B 28 73 32 38 37 35 32 54 YesYesYesYesYesMS Gothic ESC(s28825T 1B 28 73 32 38 38 32 35 54 YesYesYesYes

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-57Define Symbol Set # of Bytes ESC(f#W[DATA] 1B 28 66 #...# 57 Yes Yes Yes Yes YesSymbol Set ControlDelete all symbol

Basic Concepts1-9Figure 1. 8. Character SpacingPaths A path is a set of straight and curved line segments. Paths can be open, as in the case of lines

Chapter 7 Emulation7-58Raster GraphicsRaster Resolution 75 dots/inchESC*t75R 1B 2A 74 37 35 52 YesYesYesYesYes100 dots/inch ESC*t100R 1B 2A 74 31 30 3

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-59Select Current PatternSolid Black (default) ESC*v0T 1B 2A 76 30 54 Yes Yes Yes Yes YesSolid White ESC*v1T 1B 2A 7

Chapter 7 Emulation7-60Pattern 1 Horiz.LineESC*c1G 1B 2A 63 31 47 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes2 Vert. Lines ESC*c2G 1B 2A 63 32 47 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes3 Dia

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-61Set Status Readback Location Unit All entities of the Location TypeESC*s0U 1B 2A 73 30 55 Yes Yes Yes Yes YesEntit

Chapter 7 Emulation7-62Picture Frame Horizontal SizeDecipoints ESC*c#X 1B 2A 63 #...# 58 YesYesYesYesYesPicture Frame Vertical Size Decipoints ESC*c#

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-63User-defined ditherESC*t#J 1B 2A 74 30 4A No No No No YesMonochrome user-defined ditherESC*t#J 1B 2A 74 31 30 4ANo N

Chapter 7 Emulation7-64HP-GL/2 Context Printer CommandsIn the command tables below, parameters in brackets are optional. Table 7.26. HP-GL/2 Context

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-65SELECT ALTERNATE FONT SA None ABSOLUTE DIRECTION Dl [run,rise]; RELATIVE DIRECTION DR [run,rise]; ABSOLUTE CHA

Chapter 7 Emulation7-66PJL Syntax ComparisonTable 7.27. PJL Syntax ComparisonSuggested Syntax Rules [ ] Items in brackets “[ . . . ]” indicate optio

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-67LaserJet Symbol Sets ISO-60 Norway (0D) ISO-15 Italian (0I)

Chapter 1 Introduction to PRESCRIBE1-10Figure 1. 9. Logical Page and Physical PageWith the standard mode logical page, any position specification tha

Chapter 7 Emulation7-68ECMA-94 Latin 1 (0N) ISO 11 Sweden (0S)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-69ISO-6 ASCII (0U) ISO-4 U. K. (1E)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-70ISO-69 France (1F) ISO-21 Germany (1G)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-71US Legal (1U) ISO Latin 2 (2N)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-72ISO-17 Spain (2S) PC Cyrillic (3R)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-73PS math (5M) ISO Latin 5 (5N)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-74Windows Latin 5 (5T) MS publishing (6J)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-75ISO Latin 6 (6N) Desktop (7J)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-76Greek-8 (8G) Math-8 (8M)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-77Turkish-8 (8T) HP Roman-8 (8U)

Command Parameters1-11For computer code values beyond four decimal places, the fifth and subsequent decimal places are ignored. Examples:Some commands

Chapter 7 Emulation7-78Windows Latin 2 (9E) Windows Greek (9G)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-79PC-1004 (9J) ISO Latin 9 (9N)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-80Win Cyrillic (9R) PC-Turkish (9T)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-81Windows (9U) PC-851 Greek (10G)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-82PS text (10J) ISO Cyrillic (10N)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-83PC-855 Serbia (10R) PC-869 Greek (11G)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-84PC-8 Greek (12G) Macintosh (12J)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-85ISO Greek (12N) USSR-GOST (12R)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-86ABICOMP Brazil (13P) PC-8 Bulgarian (13R)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-87PC-8 Greek/437G (14G) ABICOMP Int. (14P)

Chapter 1 Introduction to PRESCRIBE1-12TEXT "You’re about to enter PRESCRIBE."; TEXT ’ " " " ’; In the first command above, t

Chapter 7 Emulation7-88PC Ukrainian (14R) Pi font (15U)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-89PC-857 Turkish (16U) PC-852 Latin 2 (17U)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-90ISO-10646 (18N) PC-853 Turkish (18U)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-91Winbalt (19L) Windows Latin 1 (19U)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-92PC-860 Portugal (20U) PC-861 Iceland (21U)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-93PC-863 Canada (23U) PC-8 Polish (24Q)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-94PC-865 Norway (25U) PC-775 (26U)

HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6)7-95PC-8 PC Nova (27Q)

Chapter 7 Emulation7-96HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8) The HP 7550A emulation applies only to the printing systems that handle A3-size paper. The

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-97The SM (Symbol Mode) instruction defines the first succeeding character as a symbol character. The DT (Define l

Command Parameters1-13!R! Text ’A’; Cir 1; Exit; Each of these commands prints the capital letter ‘A’ inside a circle. In the printout shown above, th

Chapter 7 Emulation7-98Plot Coordinates (bit 0) This bit defines one of two plotting coordinate modes. (See Figure 7. 29. on page 98.) 0 = Mode A1 =

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-991 = Printing System remains in mode A even when the IP instruction includes a nega-tive parameter value. Enhan

Chapter 7 Emulation7-1007 = pen 7 8 = pen 8 xx: Line-width (in dots): 0 to 99 (0 - line not printed) Positions in the plot area can be defined as pl

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-101Setting the Scaling Points At power-up, scaling point P1 will be in the lower left corner of the paper, the de

Chapter 7 Emulation7-102Figure 7. 30. KC-GL Sample Program Plotter Status Information When the RS-232C interface is used, in addition to receiving

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-103OA [Output Actual position and pen status] The plotter returns the x- and y-coordinates of the current pen pos

Chapter 7 Emulation7-104OI [Output Identification] This instruction returns a character string indicating the plotter model being emulated, as follows

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-105OS [Output Status] This instruction returns an integer from 0 to 255 giving one byte of status information, as

Chapter 7 Emulation7-106OW [Output Window] This instruction returns the x- and y-coordinates of two diagonally opposite corners of the current plottab

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-107Fonts and Symbol Sets in KC-GL KC-GL uses a special stroke font. The fonts employed in the other emulations ca

Chapter 1 Introduction to PRESCRIBE1-14Similarly, the PRESCRIBE command CSET 11U; designates use of the PC-8 Dan-ish/Norwegian symbol set. The corresp

Chapter 7 Emulation7-108KC-GL Symbol Sets ANSI ASCII (0)Roman Extensions (7)

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-109Katakana (8) KC-GL International Characters

Chapter 7 Emulation7-110KC-GL Limits This section provides limit values for the various KC-GL parameters. Plotter units are used unless otherwise spec

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-111Summary of KC-GL Instructions The table below lists KC-GL instructions supported by the printing system. The f

Chapter 7 Emulation7-112E-Mask Bit Values The IM instruction sets an E-mask that controls how errors are reported on the RS-232C interface. The E-mask

HP 7550A Emulation [KC-GL] (Mode 8)7-113S-Mask/P-Mask Values Device-Control Instructions4 2 3 Illegal parameter 8 3 4 Unknown character 16 4 5 Unknown

Chapter 7 Emulation7-114Default States (DF) Initial Conditions (IN)Table 7.42. Default States (DF)Function Equivalent Instruction Default Value Plott

KPDL Operators7-115KPDL OperatorsThis section describes the machine-independent part of KPDL, Kyocera’s implementa-tion of the PostScript command lang

Chapter 7 Emulation7-116Figure 7. 44. Sample Printout File transfer One way to transfer a file is to place all lines above in a file and transfer the

KPDL Operators7-117NoteCertain operators are hyphenated in the following tables because of the editorial limitation only. These operators must not be

Chapter 2Graphics TutorialPRESCRIBE provides a wide variety of graphics operators, allowing you to easily con-struct and print almost any imaginable

Chapter 7 Emulation7-118mark obj1...objn cleartomark Clear stack down through mark clip Create new clipping path clippath Set current path as clipping

KPDL Operators7-119currentdict dict Push current dictionary on oper- and stack currentfile file Get file currently being executed currentflat num Get

Chapter 7 Emulation7-120matrix defaultmatrix matrix Replace matrix with device default matrix key font definefont font Define font as a font dictionar

KPDL Operators7-121FontDirectory dict Push directory of font dictionaries on stack init incr limit proc for Execute proc for init to limit in steps of

Chapter 7 Emulation7-122x y userpath userpath1 userpath22 inueofillinueofillbool Test the user path on the even-odd rule for insideness x y userpath u

KPDL Operators7-123pathbbox llx lly urx ury Get bounding box of current path move line curve close pathforall Do named procedures for current path ele

Chapter 7 Emulation7-124dx dy rlineto Create line from current point to relative point dx dy rmoveto Move current point by relative amount ob(n-1)..

KPDL Operators7-125bool 2 setglobal Set the VM allocation mode num setgray Set gray level from 0 (black) to 1 (white) gstate 2 setgstate Replace the c

Chapter 7 Emulation7-126statusdict dict Push statusdict on operand stack stop Terminate procedure executed by stopped operator obj stopped bool Execu

KPDL Operators7-127KPDL Status Operators The operations in the table below can be used when the status dictionary is open. Some also require a passwor

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-2Standard Graphics The standard graphics mode provides a number of operators for constructing a variety of filled shapes

Chapter 7 Emulation7-128pagestackorder bool Get current stack tray(true: face down, false: face up) papersize name bool Get current paper size and ori

KPDL Operators7-129com10envelope(4.125 x 9.5 envelope)Set imageable area to Commercial 10 envelope size. See KPDL Printable Area on page 140. This ope

Chapter 7 Emulation7-130defaultpapertray int Get current default paper tray. int setpapertray Set current paper tray. papertray int Get current paper

KPDL Operators7-131dlenvelopetray Find tray containing DL size envelopes, select it as current tray, and set imageable area for DL size envelopes. mon

Chapter 7 Emulation7-132KPDL System ParametersThe following table summarizes the system parameters.Table 7.47. KPDL System Parameters (Sheet 1 of 2)P

KPDL Operators7-133 MaxSourceList int Indicate in bytes the maximum storage of the host buffer used by the current input device. MaxUPathCache int In

Chapter 7 Emulation7-134KPDL User ParametersThe following table summarizes the user parameters. The user parameters establish tem-porary policies on f

KPDL Operators7-135KPDL Page Device ParametersThe page device parameters for setpagedevice allow manipulating the output devices to receive or provide

Chapter 7 Emulation7-136 Policies dict Execute the policies function. This is checked when the device cannot satisfy the user-specified setpagedevice

KPDL Operators7-137PunchMode int Punch using sub style. (DF-71)1: Native style of punching2: Sub styleSlipSheet int Insert transparency separator.0: N

2-3Figure 2. 1. Result of Draw Commands: Absolute Lines The initial !R! command switches the printing system to the PRESCRIBE mode. Remember that thi

Chapter 7 Emulation7-138CollateDetails ParametersCollateDetails has the following parameters as tabled below according to the key of operations. By ma

KPDL Operators7-139keys to the CollateDetails parameter should have the following integer values depending on the mode of each e-MPS function.Examples

Chapter 7 Emulation7-140KPDL Printable Area This printing system does not quite print to the edges of the paper. The edge limits of the printable area

KPDL Operators7-141Figure 7. 53. Printable AreaTable 7.54. Paper Sizes and Printable AreaPaper type Paper size Edge limits (A above) Printable area

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iIndexNumerics16-bit word, 4-13AAbsolute coordinates, 2-19Absolute position, 2-2Arc, 2-10path mode drawing, 2-24BBaseline, 1-8Beveled line join,

iicontrol codes, 7-24emulation, 7-21Even-odd rule (FILL), 2-32FFill pattern, 2-10defining, 2-12Filled area, 1-9, 2-30Filled block, 2-10Flag, 5

iiiOOrigin, 1-7PPage direction, 1-5Page orientation, 1-5Path mode graphics, 2-16Pattern number, 2-22, 2-24Permanent parameters, 6-1Physical page

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-4Figure 2. 2. Result of Draw Commands: Zero-relative Lines The first two lines switch the printing system to the PRESCRI

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2-5Figure 2. 3. Result of Draw Commands: Relative Lines In this command sequence, the PRESCRIBE mode begins with the !R!, resets the print-ing system

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-6Figure 2. 4. Result of Draw Commands: Lines in Angles The first two lines of this command sequence initiates the PRES

2-7Figure 2. 5. An Example of a Box Line 1 places the printing system in the PRESCRIBE mode and resets printing system parameters. The UNIT C; comm

iGeneral InfomationNoticeWe shall have no liability or responsibility to customers or any other person or entity with respect to any liability, loss o

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-8Figure 2. 6. Cursor Positioning Options XBOX 4, 2, H; Moves the cursor to the horizontally adjacent cornerBOX 4, 2, V;

2-9Drawing Circles The CIR (draw circle) command draws a circle of a specified radius using the line thick-ness set by the SPD (set pen diameter) comm

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-10A filled block consists simply of a rectangle of any desired dimensions. A filled arc is an area enclosed by an arc seg

2-11The BLK (draw filled-in BLocK) command on line 5 actually draws the filled in block. This command closely resembles the BOX command explained in t

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-12Defining Fill Patterns With a little work, you can construct your own fill patterns. You can generate 8 × 8 dot pattern

2-13!R! RES;XPAT 100;@X0@ | 0Af0CC0FA8L@<X@6p@3p@3X@6L@<FA8CC0Af0@ | 0@X0;MZP 1, 1;PAT 100;BLK 1, 1;PAGE;EXIT; Lines 2 and 3 define the pattern

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-14 If the character resulting for section x of any row is @ (indicating that all bits in that sec-tion are white), then t

2-15Figure 2. 12. PIE Example The PIE command uses the formatPIE radius, starting angle, size of slice, ...; In the example above, the radius is 2

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-16Figure 2. 13. Pattern Filled PIE This program first draws four filled arcs, each using a different fill pattern, the

Path Mode Graphics2-17There are no restrictions on the shape of a path. A single path may include multiple closed subpaths, representing several areas

iimore than three printing systems, you need to acquire a multi-user license agreement which can be obtained from Agfa Japan. Agfa Japan retains all r

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-18Drawing Lines The following example shows how to draw a line in the path mode. !R! RES;NEWP;PMZP 1, 1;PDZP 2, 3;STRK;PA

Path Mode Graphics2-19Two Lines The preceding example illustrated construction of a path between points specified in terms of absolute coordinates. Th

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-20Line Ends The line end type determines how PRESCRIBE renders the ends of lines when they are stroked onto the page. PRE

Path Mode Graphics2-21stroking the path. PRESCRIBE refers to the line cap type when the current path is stroked onto the page, rather than while the p

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-22Figure 2. 19. Miter Limit Miter limit = maximum ratio of L/w = 1/sin (a/2)If the angle at which lines join is such tha

Path Mode Graphics2-23The following program illustrates use of this command. !R! RES;UNIT C; CMNT Sets unit to cm;NEWP; CMNT Starts new path;SPD .5; C

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-24Figure 2. 21. Printout of the SDP Example The SDP command on line 3 defines a dashed pattern consisting of two lengt

Path Mode Graphics2-25Figure 2. 22. Printout of the PARC Example After the arc is drawn, the cursor is located at the end of the arc. If you wish t

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-26Figure 2. 24. Printout of a Circle Made with PMRA Drawing Complex Curves PRESCRIBE also provides a second curve-draw

Path Mode Graphics2-27The curve leaves the current position in the direction of x1, y1, and is tangent to the line between the current position and x1

iiiIntroductionThis manual contains information needed to use the firmware features provided by the Kyocera printing system. Among these features is P

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-28!R! RES; UNIT C; NEWP; SPD .1;PMZP 3, 4;PCRP 4, 2, 5, 4, 6, 2;STRK;PAGE;EXIT; Figure 2. 28. Third PCRP Example Setti

Path Mode Graphics2-29!R! RES; UNIT C; NEWP; SPD .1;FLAT 60;PMZP 5, 5;PCRP 4, 2, 5, 4, 4, 0;STRK;PAGE;EXIT; Figure 2. 30. Curve with Flatness 60 Bo

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-30Figure 2. 31. A Closed Path Filled Areas !R! RES; UNIT C;NEWP;GPAT .5;PMZP 4, 2;PARC 3, 3, 1, 90, 270;PARC 5, 3, 1,

Path Mode Graphics2-31With simple convex paths such as that shown below, the entire enclosed area is filled. Figure 2. 32. Simple Filled Paths Howe

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-32With 1 specified for the rule parameter of FILL, the method for determining whether a point is inside the path involves

Path Mode Graphics2-33Figure 2. 34. Clipping Rectangle Example Printing with Character Paths When a resident scalable (outline) font is selected, y

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-34Next, the SFNT (Select current FoNT by typeface) on line 5 selects Helvetica Bold, a scalable (outline) font as the cur

Raster Graphics2-35raster data represents a repeating pattern or an uncompressed (unencoded) pattern. It also determines the number of pattern repetit

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-36Figure 2. 36. Presentation Modes A secondary function of the SRO command specifies the width and height of the raster

Raster Graphics2-37tagged image file format raster data. Both commands are used with the ENDR (END Raster) command. Printing Raster Data The normal se

ivAbout the Technical Reference manual The Technical Reference manual is organized into eight chapters. The first four chapters of this manual constit

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-38Figure 2. 38. Image Models PRESCRIBE establishes the printing system’s imaging model with the SIMG (Set IMaGe model) c

Raster Graphics2-39With operation modes 1 and 2, the SIMG command addresses the transparency of the source image only. For operation mode 1, the white

Chapter 2 Graphics Tutorial2-40For example, construction of a filled and outlined shape such as that shown below requires that we draw the path and th

Chapter 3MacrosAfter you have gone to the trouble of creating (and debugging) a PRESCRIBE command sequence, it is inefficient to use it only once, bu

Chapter 3 Macros3-2MCRO Command The MCRO command assigns a name to the sequence of PRESCRIBE commands that follows, until the ENDM (END Macro) command

Examples of Macros3-3Figure 3. 1. PRESCRIBE Macro Limitations Macro limitations are summarized as follows. Examples of Macros Example 1 The following

Chapter 3 Macros3-4Example 2 The next file presents a more ambitious project. It makes the graph-drawing commands in the preceding section into a pair

Examples of Macros3-5Figure 3. 2. Macro Example 2

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Chapter 4FontsThis chapter covers font-related topics, including the printing system’s resident and option fonts, character sets, and usage of font-s

vTable of ContentsGeneral Infomation ...

Chapter 4 Fonts4-2Resident Fonts The printing system provides one bitmap font and 136 scalable (outline) fonts as the res-ident fonts. Also, fonts may

4-3Garamond-HlbGaramond-KrsvGaramond-HlbKrsvMarigoldAlbertus-MdAlbertus-ExBdArialArial-BdArial-ItArial-BdItTimesNewRomanTimesNewRoman-BdTimesNewRoman-

Chapter 4 Fonts4-4KPDL Fonts In KPDL (Kyocera Print-system Description Language) emulation, the printing system provides PostScript-compatible 47 scal

4-5Clarendon-Condensed-BoldCoronetCourierCourier-BoldCourier-BoldObliqueCourier-ObliqueCourierPCLCourierPCL-BdCourierPCL-BoldItalicCourierPCL-ItalicGa

Chapter 4 Fonts4-6Substituting a Bitmap Font The printing system does not contain any bitmap fonts except LinePrinterBM8.5-Roman. If the printing syst

Font Selection4-7Font SelectionThere are several ways to select the fonts: one way is to use the appropriate keys on the printing system’s control pan

Chapter 4 Fonts4-8• CSET (Change current symbol SET)• FTMD (set bitmap FonT MoDe) • FONT (select current FONT by number) • SFA (Set bitmap Font Attrib

Font Selection4-9The parameters for symbol set, compression, and obliquing must be either all specified or all omitted. Selecting Fonts Using the FSET

Chapter 4 Fonts4-10Selecting Fonts with the FONT Command The FONT command uses font numbers to select fonts. A scalable font does not nor-mally have t

Font Selection4-11!R! FTMD 13; FONT 19; EXIT; For making many font changes within a document, use the ALTF (change to ALTernate Font) and SETF (SET al

viFont Selection...

Chapter 4 Fonts4-12Font Selection by Embedded Commands Word-processing programs with IBM and Epson printer drivers include support for a set of specif

Symbol Set4-13Figure 4. 1. Character dot pattern The pattern is 13 dots high and 13 dots wide. The pattern is encoded as a series of 16-bit words.

Chapter 4 Fonts4-14The following figure shows all the characters included in the most common symbol set, HP Roman-8. Figure 4. 2. Roman-8 Symbol Set

Symbol Set4-15• CSET (Change symbol SET) • SFNT (Select current FoNT by typeface) The CSET command selects a symbol set by specifying its identificati

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Chapter 5BarcodesThis chapter is a tutorial for encoding data into linear barcode and two-dimensional bar-codes (PDF barcodes) by using PRESCRIBE com

Chapter 5 Barcodes5-2Linear BarcodesThe printing system is capable of printing a wide variety of barcodes, with human-read-able text if desired. The u

5-3 The short and tall parameters specify the short and tall bar heights in the unit designated by the UNIT command (default: inches). The short and

Chapter 5 Barcodes5-4If the bar and space width parameters are omitted, the printing system uses suitable default values. Table 5.3. indicates the num

5-5Barcode 41 (USPS FIM) prints a Facing Identification Mark pattern which may be printed on the envelope adjacent to the stamp. The combination of a

Chapter 1Introduction to PRESCRIBEPRESCRIBE is the native language of the Kyocera printing systems including copiers (collectively referred to as pri

Chapter 5 Barcodes5-632 Ames with no checksum 33 Delta distance ’a’ (IBM) with no checksum 34 Delta distance ’a’ (IBM) with checksum 35 EAN 8 with two

5-72930311–251–251–250123456789 0 32 1–25 -0123456789 033341–251–250123456789KLMO 0 3536373891214170123456789 039 139 0123456789 –40 1 One of the foll

Chapter 5 Barcodes5-8Table 5.3. Location of POSTNET and FIM Table 5.4. Bar Height and Width ClassesType Tall bars Width classes Default (dots)12341

5-922 — Yes Yes — — 6 12 (18) (24) 23 — Yes Yes Yes Yes 6 12 18 24 24 — Yes Yes Yes Yes 6 12 18 24 25 — Yes Yes Yes — 6 14 21 (21) 26 — Yes Yes Yes —

Chapter 5 Barcodes5-10Two-dimensional BarcodesPDF 417 is a two-dimensional stacked barcode symbology capable of encoding over a kilobyte of data per l

5-11start patternA unique pattern of light and dark elements which indicates the leftmost part of a bar-code label.stop patternA unique pattern of lig

Chapter 5 Barcodes5-12Printing a Two-dimensional BarcodeXBAR, XBCP, XBUF, and ENDB commands support two-dimensional barcode printing. Each command doe

5-13Positioning the BarcodesThe following commands are positioning commands the PRESCRIBE language pro-vides. These commands are useful and sometimes

Chapter 5 Barcodes5-14Macro PDF417Macro PDF417 provides a powerful mechanism for creating a distributed representation of files too large to be presen

5-15Some samples for Macro PDF417 are provided in PRESCRIBE Commands Command Reference on the XBCP page.