Volume Command Examples - Xerox DocuPrint 100 Software Manual

Enterprise printing system lcds print description language
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VOLUME VCODE
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Using LCDS Print Description Language
There are eight unique character Type codes; in a character
code translation set, as defined in the following "Unique
character Type codes" table.
Table 2-81. Unique character code types
Type
Characters
0
All characters except those defined below
1
Open parentheses
2
Thousands separator character
3
Close parentheses
4
Minus sign
5
Decimal point
6
0
7
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
EBCDIC, VCODE0
VOLUME
CODE=ASCII, VCODE=(ASCII, VCODE0)
In the example above, the command utilizes the character type
code table applicable to the United Kingdom or the United States
to process and compare numeric values through an ASCII code
translation.
VOLUME
CODE=EBCDIC, VCODE=(EBCDIC, VCODE1)
In the above example, the command utilizes the character Type
code table applicable to France to process and compare numeric
values through an EBCDIC code translation.

VOLUME command examples

The following are sample VOLUME commands for different host
types.
Online:
VOLUME
HOST=IBMONL, CODE=EBCDIC;
Specifying input parameters
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