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FUNCTION SELECTION VIA LINE (FSL) COMMANDS
Example 2 @Y61, 5, ’1B’*c300A*c30B’1B’*c0P@
In example 2, a user string with the ID of 5 is defined. The user
string specifies a rule, 300 dots wide and 30 dots high, and prints
it.
Example 3 @Y61, n@ deletes a user string.
Example 4 Sending a user string is done with a Z function as follows:
@Zn where n is the string ID number from 0—8.
Y62—Setup for IBM-defined Strings
@Y62, n, <string>@)
defines the strings sent to the printer when a SNA Character
String (SCS) or a Function Selection via Line (FSL) command is
received. The parameter n has two alternative values for some
strings, and are included for backwards compatibility with current
interface boxes available from the Xerox Connection. The string
entered should be a PCL string that performs the function
associated with the particular SCS command.
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