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Units of Measure
This option is equivalent to the Units1/60 or Units1/300 XES
commands. It is used to indicate whether measurements within XES
commands in the users documents are stated in 1/60-inch units or 1/
300-inch units. The user can choose 60 per inch or 300 per inch. The
default is 300 per inch.
Note: This setting is not related to the setting in Measurement Units for
Entries under the Preferences menu. Measurement Units for Entries is
used only for measurement units entered within XTRAEDIT.
Uppercase Commands
Normally, XES commands are case sensitive, i.e., they must be entered in
upper case or lower case, depending upon the command format. This
option, when set to Active, enables the user to enter all XES commands in
upper case letters. This is the default. When set to Inactive, XES
commands must be entered according to normal XES protocol.
UDK Character
XES commands may begin with the s character, or the user can define a
substitute character with which to begin XES commands. This is useful if
the system is not capable of transmitting the s character. In this dialog
box, enter the character that initiates XES commands in the users
documents.
To define the substitute s character, simply type in a printable,
non-alphanumeric character. If the entered character is unacceptable, an
error message will be displayed. The default value is None, which means
that only the s character can be used to begin XES commands.
Job Timeout
The timeout period defined by the user will determine how long the XLI
will wait for data before it assumes a job boundary and ejects the current
page from the printer. The user may enter a value between 2 and 600
seconds.
Note: XLI must have a smaller timeout setting than the timeout setting
for the printer (about two seconds shorter). If the printer times out before
the XLI, in some cases the last page will not be printed correctly.
Job Sheet
The Job Sheet option determines under which conditions the XLI will
print a Configuration/Status Page. The choices are None, Always and all
of the possible combinations of Error, Request and Power Up. The
default for all configurations is Power/Error.