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Print Job
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
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COMMAND: s
+P+P
+P+P
+P
,optional comment ,optional comment
,optional comment ,optional comment
,optional comment
d
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132 Characters for optional comment132 Characters for optional comment
132 Characters for optional comment132 Characters for optional comment
132 Characters for optional comment
The Print Job command marks a job boundary, purges the last page
buffer and begins printing. Printing is allowed using only one font
orientation; an orientation change causes a new job, because it is an
implied job boundary.
This command will cause a Configuration/Status Page to print if: 1) an
error occurs and the Configuration/Status Page switch is enabled, or 2)the
previous command included a comma. An optional comment of up to 132
characters, if entered, will be printed on the Configuration/Status Page.
Print Job (Mixed Orientation)
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
+Q+Q
+Q+Q
+Q
,optional comment ,optional comment
,optional comment ,optional comment
,optional comment
d
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132 Characters for optional comment132 Characters for optional comment
132 Characters for optional comment132 Characters for optional comment
132 Characters for optional comment
This command marks a job boundary, but printing is allowed using
multiple font orientations.
This command is interpreted as if it were a Print Job command.
Reset
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COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
+X+X
+X+X
+Xd
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N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
The Reset command ends all types of jobs, marks a job boundary, tells
the printer that any data that follows it is part of a new job, and returns the
printer to its start-up state. All format parameters are reset to their default
settings, and all font and form assignments are erased. If several
documents are to be printed with the same parameters, the Print Job
command should be used at the beginning of each document, but the
Reset command should not be used.
If Reset is used to exit Data Monitor mode, and if Data Monitor mode
was introduced with a UDK, the same UDK must be used to introduce a
Reset. For example, if Data Monitor mode was introduced as follows:
=UDK=**+D