Xesobjectdownload - Xerox 850DP - Phaser Color Solid Ink Printer Manual

• XESPALETTES
• XESPATTERNS
• XESRASTERSTAMPS
The printer object name specified in the NAME field is a string name of the printer object to delete.
This string must be less than 48 characters in length. For a successful deletion, the object must be
present in the file system, it must be deletable, and its type must match that of the specified object
type. Also, there must be a valid printer password in the associated job command or the printer must
have its password disabled. A list of printer object names which are available, including their sizes and
permissions, can be obtained through the @PJL INFO command with the corresponding type specified.
There is no response for this command.

4.1.5 XESOBJECTDOWNLOAD

This command should be inserted in a job that is encapsulated with an JOB/EOJ pair to specify that
the associated job is actually a printer object which is being downloaded to the printer with the
specified type and name. The syntax of this command is:
@PJL COMMENT XESOBJECTDOWNLOAD TYPE = <PrinterObjectType> NAME =
"<PrinterObjectName>" MODE = <DownloadMode>
There should be only one object of one type downloaded in a single job. This object will be stored in
nonvolatile memory in a device dependent manner in the printer. The type of object is specified with
the TYPE field. The possible types of printer objects are:
• XESFONTS
• XESPALETTES
• XESPATTERNS
• XESRASTERSTAMPS
The PrinterObjectName string should specify the object name using the NAME field and be of the
previously specified object type. Object names are case sensitive. This string should be less than 48
characters and may be composed of any combination of upper case letters (ASCII 65 – 90), lower case
letters (ASCII 97 – 122) and digits (ASCII 48 – 57).
There are two classes of object type collections – those whose number can increase with download
operations and those that function as a fixed set of numbered "bins." With object types in this category,
the printer has a fixed number of bins which can be modified (if that bin has read/write permission).
The download operation must specify the name of one of these bins and the download will modify the
contents of that bin. XESPATTERNS and XESPALETTES are examples of this type.
In the other category, the number of objects for a given type can change depending on the number of
objects downloaded. A download of an object with the same name and type as another previously
downloaded object will overwrite the previously downloaded object without notice or error if the
previous object is not read-only. XESFONTS and XESRASTERSTAMPS are objects of this type.
The MODE field specifies whether the printer object downloaded should be associated with the current
job only (i.e. Current User Job Environment) or downloaded into non-volatile memory within the
printer (i.e. User Default). The two possible values are:
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