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Job Finishing, Introduction, Job finishing for HP LaserJet 9000 series products, PJL commands - laserjet series install

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2 Job Finishing Introduction Some printers, such as the HP LaserJet 9000 series, include accessories that enhance the output or finishing capabilities of the product (for example, stapling and stacking capabilities). These accessories can be controlled by using PJL commands as described in this chapter. Job finishing for HP LaserJet 9000 series products The PJL commands that are sent to the product specify the functionality of a particular paperhandling device. These commands can be sent to the printer as a job-by-job command or as a default command. The following PJL commands are used to set the functionality of the 3,000sheet stacker/stapler (product number C8085A) or the 3,000-sheet stacker (product number C8084A) on a job-by-job basis. PJL commands for the 3,000-sheet stacker/stapler Use the following command sequences for the HP LaserJet 9000 series products with the 3,000sheet stacker/stapler accessory (product number C8085A) installed. General considerations for the PJL commands for the 3,000-sheet stacker/ stapler The following are general considerations when using the command sequences in this section. • If the PJL FINISH variable is set to STAPLE and the OUTBIN variable is set to UPPER value, the job is delivered to the 'Printer top Bin' without stapling. • If the PJL FINISH variable is set to STAPLE and the OUTBIN variable is set to any other value different than UPPER, (i.e. OPTIONALOUTBIN3 or OPTIONALOUTBINx) the job is delivered to the 'Stapler Bin' with the number of staples set in the STAPLEOPTION variable. • If the PJL FINISH variable is set to STAPLE and no STAPLEOPTION value is set, the job is delivered to the 'Stapler Bin' using the default STAPLEOPTION value. • The default STAPLEOPTION could be defined through the 'Printer Front Panel' or using the HP Jetadmin /HP Web Jetadmin software tools. To set the destination to the stacker bin Use the following command sequence to send the job to the stacker bin. ESC%-12345X @PJL SET OUTBIN=OPTIONALOUTBIN2 @PJL SET FINISH=NONE ESC%-12345X ENWW Introduction 11

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ENWW
Introduction
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2
Job Finishing
Introduction
Some printers, such as the HP LaserJet 9000 series, include accessories that enhance the
output or finishing capabilities of the product (for example, stapling and stacking capabilities).
These accessories can be controlled by using PJL commands as described in this chapter.
Job finishing for HP LaserJet 9000 series products
The PJL commands that are sent to the product specify the functionality of a particular paper-
handling device. These commands can be sent to the printer as a job-by-job command or as a
default command. The following PJL commands are used to set the functionality of the 3,000-
sheet stacker/stapler (product number C8085A) or the 3,000-sheet stacker (product number
C8084A) on a job-by-job basis.
PJL commands for the 3,000-sheet stacker/stapler
Use the following command sequences for the HP LaserJet 9000 series products with the 3,000-
sheet stacker/stapler accessory (product number C8085A) installed.
General considerations for the PJL commands for the 3,000-sheet stacker/
stapler
The following are general considerations when using the command sequences in this section.
•
If the PJL FINISH variable is set to STAPLE and the OUTBIN variable is set to UPPER
value, the job is delivered to the ‘Printer top Bin’ without stapling.
•
If the PJL FINISH variable is set to STAPLE and the OUTBIN variable is set to any other
value different than UPPER, (i.e. OPTIONALOUTBIN3 or OPTIONALOUTBINx) the job is
delivered to the ‘Stapler Bin’ with the number of staples set in the STAPLEOPTION
variable.
•
If the PJL FINISH variable is set to STAPLE and no STAPLEOPTION value is set, the job
is delivered to the ‘Stapler Bin’ using the default STAPLEOPTION value.
•
The default STAPLEOPTION could be defined through the ‘Printer Front Panel’ or using
the HP Jetadmin /HP Web Jetadmin software tools.
To set the destination to the stacker bin
Use the following command sequence to send the job to the stacker bin.
ESC%-12345X
@PJL SET OUTBIN=OPTIONALOUTBIN2
@PJL SET FINISH=NONE
ESC%-12345X