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STAK 3; CMNT Stack to the finisher, PNCH 1, JOBS 1 - copier

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PRESCRIBE Command Reference File The mode parameters of 51, 52, 61, 62, 71, and 72 are valid for some copier models only. These parameters allow to position the holes in either of the left, right, and top sides of the page by logically aligning the page in reference to the punched holes. Note that the mode parameter is valid for a finisher with the dual mode punching system, such as the DF-71, only. It becomes invalid if it is specified in a finisher with the standard punch unit.With a finisher with the standard punch unit only (e.g. the DF-75), the number of punched holes is uniquely determined according to the country of destination and paper size. Like stapling and other finishing operations, punching is done per one job at a time. Therefore, this command is invalid unless it is used in combination with JOBS. See Page 140. The option finisher is not switched automatically by this command to perform punching. Therefore, it is necessary in advance to specify the option finisher as the output destination using the STAK 3; command. The following example is for European countries. !R! STAK 3; CMNT Stack to the finisher; PNCH 1; JOBS 1, 1, 2, 0, 0; TEXT 'This page is punched with two holes.'; JOBT; EXIT; 208

Section	Page
Table of Contents	5
PRESCRIBE Command Reference	11
1. Overview of PRESCRIBE Commands by Function	12
Access Commands	12
Print System Setting Commands	12
Margin and Page Portrait/Landscape Orientation Commands	13
Font Commands	14
Cursor Movement Commands	15
Vector Graphics Commands	15
Path Mode Graphics Commands	16
Raster Graphics Commands	17
Color Commands	17
Barcode Commands	18
Macro Commands	18
Debug Commands	19
External Media Control Commands	19
e-MPS Commands	20
2. PRESCRIBE Commands	21
ACLI	22
ALTB A	24
ALTB C	25
ALTB D	26
ALTB E	27
ALTB G	28
ALTB R	29
ALTB S	30
ALTB T	31
ALTF	33
AMCR	35
APSG	37
ARC	38
ASFN	41
ASTK	42
BARC	44
BKLT	48
BLK	50
BOX	52
CALL	54
CCPY	56
CDSK	59
CID	60
CIR	62
CLIP	64
CLPR	65
CLSP	67
CMNT	69
CMOD	70
COPY	71
CPAL	73
CPTH	74
CSET	75
CSTK	78
CTXT	79
DAF	81
DAM	82
DAP	83
DELF	85
DELM	86
DPAT	88
DRP	90
DRPA	92
DUPX	94
DXPG	95
DZP	97
EMCR	99
ENDB	101
ENDC	102
ENDD	103
ENDM	104
ENDR	106
EPL	108
EXIT	109
FDIR	110
FILL	111
FLAT	114
FLST	115
FOLD	117
FONT	118
FPAT	120
FRPO	122
FRPO INIT	124
FSET	125
FTMD	129
GPAT	132
GRAY	134
GRRD	135
HUE	137
INTL	139
JOBD	142
JOBL	144
JOBO	146
JOBP	148
JOBS	150
JOBT	154
JOG	155
LAPI	156
LDFC	157
LDFN C	159
LDFN F	161
LDFN S	163
LGHT	165
MAP	167
MCLR	169
MCRO	170
MDAT	172
MID	174
MPSS	175
MPTE	176
MRP	177
MRPA	179
MSTK	181
MTYP	182
MZP	184
NEWP	186
OTRY	187
PAGE	189
PANT	190
PARC	192
PAT	194
PCRP	196
PCZP	198
PDIR	200
PDRP	203
PDZP	205
PELP	207
PIE	209
PMRA	211
PMRP	213
PMZP	215
PNCH	217
PRBX	219
PRRC	221
PSRC	223
PXPL	224
!R!	225
RCLT	227
RDMP	228
RES	230
RESL	232
RGBL	233
RGST	235
RPCS	236
RPF	237
RPG	238
RPP	240
RPPL	242
RPU	243
RTTX	244
RTXT	246
RVCD	248
RVCL	249
RVRD	250
RWER D	252
RWER F	253
RWER I	254
RWER L	255
RWER R	256
RWER S	257
RWER T	259
RWER W	260
RWRF D	262
RWRF F	263
RWRF L	264
RWRF P	265
RWRF R	266
RWRF T	267
RWRF W (API program)	268
RWRF W (font)	269
RWRF W (macro)	271
RWRF W (printable data)	272
SATU	273
SBM	274
SCAP	276
SCCS	278
SCF	280
SCG	282
SCOL	284
SCP	285
SCPI	286
SCPL	288
SCRC	289
SCS	291
SCSZ	292
SCU	293
SDP	295
SEM	297
SETF	298
SFA	300
SFNT	304
SGPC	307
SHMI	308
SIMG	309
SIMP	312
SIR	314
SLJN	315
SLM	317
SLPI	319
SLPP	320
SLS	322
SMLT	323
SMNT	325
SPAL	327
SPD	328
SPL	330
SPO	332
SPSZ	334
SPW	336
SRM	338
SRO	340
SROP	342
SSTK	344
STAK	345
STAT	346
STM	348
STPC	350
STPL	351
STR	353
STRK	354
SULP	356
TATR	358
TEXT	359
TPRS	361
TRSM	362
UNIT	363
UOM	365
VMAL	367
VMOB	368
VMPW	369
WIDE	371
WRED	372
XBAR	373
XBCP 0	375
XBCP 1	376
XBCP 2	377
XBCP 3	378
XBCP 4	379
XBCP 5	380
XBCP 6	381
XBCP 7	383
XBCP 8	384
XBCP 9	385
XBCP 10	386
XBCP 11	387
XBCP 12	388
XBCP 13	389
XBCP 14	390
XBCP 15	391
XBCP 16	392
XBCP 17	393
XBCP 18	395
XBCP 19	397
XBUF	401
XPAT	403

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PRESCRIBE Command Reference

208

The

mode

parameters of 51, 52, 61, 62, 71, and 72 are valid for some copier models only.

These parameters allow to position the holes in either of the left, right, and top sides of

the page by logically aligning the page in reference to the punched holes.

Note that the

mode

parameter is valid for a finisher with the dual mode punching system,

such as the DF-71, only. It becomes invalid if it is specified in a finisher with the

standard punch unit.With a finisher with the standard punch unit only (e.g. the DF-75),

the number of punched holes is uniquely determined according to the country of

destination and paper size.

Like stapling and other finishing operations, punching is done per one job at a time.

Therefore, this command is invalid unless it is used in combination with JOBS. See

Page 140.

The option finisher is not switched automatically by this command to perform punching.

Therefore, it is necessary in advance to specify the option finisher as the output

destination using the STAK 3; command.

File

The following example is for European countries.

!R!

STAK 3; CMNT Stack to the finisher;

PNCH 1;

JOBS 1, 1, 2, 0, 0;

TEXT ’This page is punched with two holes.’;

JOBT;

EXIT;