Appletalk Configuration Command - HP PCL 5 Comparison Manual

Table 2-14. PCL Feature Additions for HP Color LaserJet Printer (continued)
Feature
PC (Pen Color—HP-GL/2)
Push/Pop Palette
Raster Scaling
Render Algorithm
Select Palette by ID
Set Viewing Illuminant
Simple Color
Transfer Raster Graphics (by
plane)
AppleTalk
Configuration
Command
Status
New Changes the pen color in a palette created by the IN or CID
command (?*v#W).
New Pushes or pops the palette from the palette stack.
New/Modified Several commands are added for raster scaling: Destination
Raster Width (?*t#H), Destination Raster Height (?*t#V);
also, two parameters are added to the Start Raster Graphics
command to initiate scaling (?*r2A and ?*r3A). (See the PCL
5 Color Technical Reference Manual for more information.)
New Selects the algorithm to be used for rendering page marking
entities on a given page.
New Activates a palette with the specified ID number.
New Specifies the relative white point used in the determination of
a viewing illuminant condition.
New Specifies an unmodifiable fixed-size palette.
New Provides a means to send raster data by color plane. This
command sends a plane of raster data to the printer and
advances to the next plane.
As discussed in the HP LaserJet 4 section of this chapter,
the AppleTalk Configuration command allows a user to
send PCL jobs to the printer over AppleTalk. In addition to
the key values previously discussed (RENAME, TYPE, and
JOB), the HP Color LaserJet printer also supports the
ZONE key value as follows.
ZONE
ZONE changes the zone field of the printer's AppleTalk
Network Identifier (Name Binding Protocol type field).
?&b#WZONE<sp>zonename
Valid characters for the zone name include 0-255 except for
characters $00, "@" ($40), ":" ($3A), "*" ($2A), "=" ($3D),
$C5, and ($FF). The zone name must contain at least one
character, and only the first 31 characters are used. If the
zone is invalid, then the printer's zone is not changed. Zone
changes only occur after the present job has completed.
Comments
Printer-Specific Differences 2-71