Jog - Jog Output Stacks For Separation - Kyocera DP-1800 Command Reference Manual

JOG —
JOG output stacks for separation
Format
Parameter
Function
File
JOG;
None
It is possible to offset separate jobs in the output stack by explicitly repeating the JOG
command so that the user can clearly distinguish his/her print jobs from the others. This
command is only enabled when an optional stacker is attached. The STAK command
must be used to explicitly forward printed pages to the optional stacker.
The optional stacker has two modes for 'jogging:' to jog only the first page or all pages
of the job to the left or right. Selection of jog mode can be made by the FRPO S8
command as follows:
All pages FRPO S8 = 0
First page only FRPO S8 = 1
Unlike the job offset provided by HP PJL for each individual job, the JOG command
affects any subsequent print jobs until another JOG command is issued. This is
unaffected even by the reception of a command such as RES, FRPO and SEM which
results in a reset of the printer.
When JOG is issued with a job defined by JOBS and JOBT, jogging affects the
individual job (in the similar way as PJL). Therefore, JOG placed between JOBS and
JOBT is ignored (except for the first page).
If used together with STPL, STPL overrides JOG, regardless of the order the commands
are issued.
The example below prints 3 copies of the job defined between JOBS and JOBT (job
name: My Trial, user name: Halle Berry, date: January 12, 2002) with the electronic
sorting function and deliver printed pages to the face-down tray of the optional stacker in
offset mode or separation mode. (A barcode is output on the first page only. The barcode
position is "0".)
!R!
STAK 3; CMNT Face-down;
JOG;
JOBS 0,3,0,0,0,"My Trial", "Halle Berry", "01/12/02";
TEXT "Page One: Testing how JOG works.";
PAGE;
TEXT "Page Two: Testing how JOG works.";
PAGE;
TEXT "Page Three: Testing how JOG works.";
PAGE;
JOBT;
EXIT;
JOG
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