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HP LaserJet Emulation (Mode 6) Invalid Commands Invalid commands are in two general types: those with syntax errors and those with syntax or semantic warnings. The printing system handles each of those types different ways. Syntax errors contain errors such as unrecognized commands and command modifiers, strings with missing closing double quotations, numeric values with missing digits before the decimal points, and numeric values encountered when alphanumeric values are to be expected. The printing system ignores the entire PJL commands when it receives commands having syntax errors. Some examples follow. The JOB command's NAME option requires double quotations around its value part. Valid command: @PJL JOB NAME = "Job Number 50" Invalid command: @PJL JOB NAME = "Job Number 51 The closing quotation is required. Syntax warnings and semantic warnings are issued for such commands that have unsupported options, values out of range, values missing or of the incorrect type, or values added when none are allowed. When the printing system receives commands with syntax or semantic warnings, the part of the command including the warning is ignored. In the following example, the START option is valid for the JOB command. Valid command: @PJL JOB START = 1 While in the following, FINISH is not a valid option and ignored (END should be used). Invalid command: @PJL JOB START = 1 FINISH = HOME PJL Reset Status The following table shows the PJL and equivalent FRPO commands that initialize the environments. Table 7.24. PJL Reset Status Environment PJL command Printing resolution RESOLUTION Raster memory PAGEPROTECT (HP Page protection) Personality PERSONALITY KIR (HP RET) RET Interface timeout TIMEOUT Copy COPIES Paper size PAPER Orientation ORIENTATION Manual feed MANUAL FEED Paper source MANUAL FEED Output stack OUTBIN FRPO parameter - FRPO R5 - FRPO N0 FRPO N9 FRPO C0 FRPO R2 FRPO C1 FRPO R4 FRPO R4 FRPO R0 7-47

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Invalid Commands
Invalid commands are in two general types: those with syntax errors and those with syn-
tax or semantic warnings. The printing system handles each of those types different
ways.
Syntax errors contain errors such as unrecognized commands and command modifiers,
strings with missing closing double quotations, numeric values with missing digits
before the decimal points, and numeric values encountered when alphanumeric values
are to be expected. The printing system ignores the entire PJL commands when it
receives commands having syntax errors. Some examples follow.
The JOB command’s NAME option requires double quotations around its value part.
Valid command:
@PJL JOB NAME = "Job Number 50" <LF>
Invalid command:
@PJL JOB NAME = "Job Number 51 <LF>
The closing quotation is required.
Syntax warnings and semantic warnings are issued for such commands that have unsup-
ported options, values out of range, values missing or of the incorrect type, or values
added when none are allowed. When the printing system receives commands with syntax
or semantic warnings, the part of the command including the warning is ignored.
In the following example, the START option is valid for the JOB command.
Valid command:
@PJL JOB START = 1 <LF>
While in the following, FINISH is not a valid option and ignored (END should be used).
Invalid command:
@PJL JOB START = 1 FINISH = HOME <LF>
PJL Reset Status
The following table shows the PJL and equivalent FRPO commands that initialize the
environments.
Table 7.24.
PJL Reset Status
Environment
PJL command
FRPO parameter
Printing resolution
RESOLUTION
Raster memory
(HP Page protection)
PAGEPROTECT
FRPO R5
Personality
PERSONALITY
KIR (HP RET)
RET
FRPO N0
Interface timeout
TIMEOUT
FRPO N9
Copy
COPIES
FRPO C0
Paper size
PAPER
FRPO R2
Orientation
ORIENTATION
FRPO C1
Manual feed
MANUAL FEED
FRPO R4
Paper source
MANUAL FEED
FRPO R4
Output stack
OUTBIN
FRPO R0