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Table 12., PJL environmental variables for HP LaserJet products, Environment, variable, values

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ENWW Table 12. PJL environmental variables for HP LaserJet products Environment variable Variable values 3200mfp 3300mfp series series AUTOCONT1 OFF ON (Y) (Y) Y Y BINDING LONGEDGE ns ns SHORTEDGE ns ns BITSPERPIXEL MINIMUM 1 1 MAXIMUM 2 2 DEFAULT 1 1 CLEARABLEWARNINGS1 JOB ns ns ON ns ns COPIES MINIMUM 1 1 MAXIMUM 999 999 DEFAULT 1 1 COURIER REGULAR (Y) (Y) DARK Y Y CPLOCK2 OFF ON ns ns ns ns MINIMUM ns ns MODERATE ns ns MAXIMUM ns ns DENSITY1 MINIMUM MAXIMUM 1 1 5 5 DEFAULT 3 3 DISKLOCK2 OFF ON ns ns ns ns DUPLEX OFF ns ns ON ns ns ECONOMODE OFF (Y) (Y) ON Y Y EDGETOEDGE NO ns ns YES ns ns FIH OFF ns ns ON ns ns FINISH NONE ns ns STAPLE ns ns The information contained in this table is subject to change without notice. To ensure that the specific support information is correct, test these variable settings on your product. 1 When a SET or DEFAULT command is used with the AUTOCONT, CLEARABLEWARNINGS, or DENSITY variables, both the User Default and PJL Current Environment settings are modified (except for the LaserJet 4L, 5L, and 6L printers). It is recommended these variables not be changed on a job-by-job basis. 2 Can be modified only by using the DEFAULT command. PJL environment variable support 71

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PJL environment variable support
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Table 12.
PJL environmental variables for HP LaserJet products
Environment
variable
Variable
values
3200mfp
series
3300mfp
series
AUTOCONT
1
OFF
(Y)
(Y)
ON
Y
Y
BINDING
LONGEDGE
ns
ns
SHORTEDGE
ns
ns
BITSPERPIXEL
MINIMUM
1
1
MAXIMUM
2
2
DEFAULT
1
1
CLEARABLEWARNINGS
1
JOB
ns
ns
ON
ns
ns
COPIES
MINIMUM
1
1
MAXIMUM
999
999
DEFAULT
1
1
COURIER
REGULAR
(Y)
(Y)
DARK
Y
Y
CPLOCK
2
OFF
ns
ns
ON
ns
ns
MINIMUM
ns
ns
MODERATE
ns
ns
MAXIMUM
ns
ns
DENSITY
1
MINIMUM
1
1
MAXIMUM
5
5
DEFAULT
3
3
DISKLOCK
2
OFF
ns
ns
ON
ns
ns
DUPLEX
OFF
ns
ns
ON
ns
ns
ECONOMODE
OFF
(Y)
(Y)
ON
Y
Y
EDGETOEDGE
NO
ns
ns
YES
ns
ns
FIH
OFF
ns
ns
ON
ns
ns
FINISH
NONE
ns
ns
STAPLE
ns
ns
The information contained in this table is subject to change without
notice. To ensure that the specific support information is correct, test
these variable settings on your product.
1
When a SET or DEFAULT command is used with the AUTOCONT,
CLEARABLEWARNINGS, or DENSITY variables, both the User
Default and PJL Current Environment settings are modified (except
for the LaserJet 4L, 5L, and 6L printers). It is recommended these
variables not be changed on a job-by-job basis.
2
Can be modified only by using the DEFAULT command.