Xerox DocuPrint 180 Configuration Manual page 159

Change PCL Parameters
XEROX DOCUPRINT NPS GUIDE TO CONFIGURING AND MANAGING THE SYSTEM
Note: You must use the Restart Sequencer command after using
the Change PCL Parameters command.
Access level Administrator
Syntax Change PCL Parameters <AutoCR value> <AutoLF value> <Edge
to edge value> <Environment save value> <Language> <Symbol
set value>
Arguments <AutoCR value>
Acceptable values are TRUE or FALSE. If TRUE, the system
will automatically add a Carriage Return to all line endings.
Generally, it should be set to TRUE when printing from UNIX
systems. It can also be used if lines are printing in a stair-step
pattern. If printing primarily from PCs with DOS or Windows, it
should be set to FALSE. The default is FALSE.
<AutoLF value>
Acceptable values are TRUE or FALSE. If TRUE, the system
will automatically add an ASCII line feed (or new line) to all line
endings. Generally, it should be set to TRUE when printing from
Macintosh systems. It can also be used if lines are printing on
top of each other. If printing primarily from PCs with DOS or
Windows, it should be set to FALSE. The default is FALSE.
<Edge to edge value>
Acceptable values are TRUE or FALSE. An entry of TRUE will
set the system to use edge to edge printing for PCL jobs. An
entry of FALSE means that edge to edge printing will not be
used. The value FALSE emulates the HP LaserJet 4, which has
default margins on all four edges. The default is FALSE.
<Environment save value>
Acceptable values are TRUE or FALSE. An entry of TRUE will
set the system to save downloaded permanent PCL fonts and
macros to disk. An entry of FALSE means that downloaded
permanent PCL fonts and macros will not be saved to disk. They
will be used with the job in which they are downloaded, and will
persist until there is a system or sequencer restart. The default
is FALSE.
Note: There are several important things to be aware of when
saving permanent PCL fonts and macros to disk:
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The fonts and macros saved to disk will be retained even
after a system or sequencer restart. This is not like an HP
LaserJet where the resources would be lost after a restart
because they are stored in memory, not on the disk.
If a font or macro with the same ID as one saved to disk is
downloaded (and the EnvironmentSave value is TRUE), it
will overwrite the one already on disk. In a network
environment, it is important for users who download fonts
and macros to be aware of this so that they do not
inadvertently overwrite each others' resources.
SETTING SYSTEM DEFAULTS
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