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Type X'1A' Bar Code Type RM4SCC (Royal Mail 4-State Customer Code) Mod Description A 4-state customer code defined by the Royal Mail Postal service of England for use in bar coding postal code information. This symbology is also called the Royal Mail bar code or the 4State customer code. The symbology (as defined for modifier X'00') is used in the United Kingdom and in Singapore. 'X'00' Print an RM4SCC bar code symbol with a printer generated start bit (start bar), checksum character, and a stop bit (stop bar). The start and stop bars identify not only the beginning and end of the bar code symbol, but also the orientation of the symbol. Input data is of variable length. The checksum algorithm is performed on the data characters only. The user is responsible for 2 mm quiet zone (all around) and proper sequencing of the Postal Code data (including International Prefix, Outward Code, Inward Code and Delivery Point Suffix). X'1A' RM4SCC (Dutch KIX Postal Bar Code) X'01' This is a variation used in the Netherlands. KIX = KlantenIndeX = customer index. Print a RM4SCC bar code symbol with NO start bar, NO checksum digit and NO stop bar. The checksum algorithm is performed on the data characters only. The user is responsible for 2 mm quiet zone (all around) and proper sequencing of the Postal Code data (including International Prefix, Outward Code, Inward Code and Delivery Point Suffix). X'1B' Japan Postal Bar Code A bar code symbology defined by the Japanese Postal Service for use in bar coding postal code information. X'00' Print a Japan Postal Bar Code symbol with a start character, checksum character and stop character. The generated bar code symbol will consist of a start code, a 7-digit new postal code, a 13-digit address indication number, a check digit, and a stop code. X'01' Print a Japan Postal Bar Code symbol directly from the bar code data. Each valid character in the BSA data field is converted into a bar/space pattern with no validity or length checking. The printer will not generate start, stop, and check digits. X'1F' Australia Post Bar Code A bar code symbology defined by Australia Post for use in Australian post systems. Start, stop, filler bar, and check digits 107

Section	Page
Introduction	7
1.1 About This Guide	7
1.2 Equipment Requirements and Specifications for IPDS Emulation Printing	7
1.3 Customer Support	8
1.4 Conventions Used in the Manual	9
2 Using the Control Panel for IPDS MENU Setup	10
2.1 IPDS MENU Setup Options vs. Printer Setup Options	10
2.2 Activation of New Menu Settings	10
2.3 Accessing the IPDS MENU	10
2.4 Printing the Menu Settings Page	10
3 Setup Operations Reference	12
3.1 IPDS MENU - Map of All Options	12
3.2 IPDS MENU – Default Values Overview	13
3.2.1 Emulation	13
3.2.2 Color Menu	13
3.2.3 Paper Handling	13
3.2.4 MAP Input Trays	14
3.2.5 Map Output Bins	14
3.2.6 Margins	14
3.2.7 Resource Capture	14
3.3 EMULATION – Options Descriptions	15
3.3.1 IPDS Emulation	15
3.3.2 Host Resolution	15
3.3.3 Color Processing	16
3.3.4 Toner Saver	16
3.3.5 BAR CODE	16
3.3.5.1 Bar Code Symbol	16
3.3.5.2 Bar Code Size	17
3.3.6 DEFAULT CODEPAGE	17
3.3.7 Codepage Version	18
3.3.8 DEFAULT FGID	18
3.3.9 Default CPI	18
3.3.10 Printable Area	18
3.3.11 Exception Control	19
3.3.12 Font Control	20
3.3.13 Font Style	20
3.3.14 IPDS Print Res	20
3.3.15 Intervention Required	21
3.3.16 IPDS Timeout	21
3.3.17 Fax Interrupt	22
3.3.18 Print Resource List	23
3.3.19 Trace Functions	23
3.3.20 IPDS Version	23
3.4 COLOR MENU – Options Descriptions	24
3.4.1 Color Management	24
3.4.2 User CMYK Profile	24
3.4.3 User RGB Profile	24
3.4.4 User Dest. Profile	25
3.4.5 RGB Grey to K	25
3.4.6 Preserve Black	25
3.4.7 Black Point Comp	25
3.4.8 Embedded ICC Prof	25
3.4.9 HL Mapping Table	26
3.4.10 OCA Mapping Table	26
3.4.11 DEF REND INTENT	27
3.4.12 CMOCA Options	27
3.4.12.1 CMOCA Options	27
3.4.12.2 Instruction CC	28
3.4.13 Remove User Files	28
3.5 PAPER HANDLING Menu – Option Descriptions	29
3.5.1 Offset Stacking	29
3.5.2 UNIVERSAL SIZE	29
3.5.3 OTHER ENV SIZE	31
3.6 MAP INPUT TRAYS Menu Options	33
3.7 MAP OUTPUT BINS Menu Options	36
3.7.1 Descriptions of Output Bin Values	36
3.7.2 Descriptions of IPDS Bin Selection Numbers	37
3.7.3 Default Bin Mapping	37
3.8 MARGINS Menu Options	38
3.8.1 ALL INPUT TRAYS	40
3.8.2 TRAY 1 ADJUST	40
3.8.3 TRAY 2 ADJUST	40
3.8.4 TRAY 3 ADJUST	41
3.8.5 TRAY 4 ADJUST	41
3.8.6 TRAY 5 ADJUST	42
3.8.7 MP FEEDER ADJUST	42
3.8.8 MANUAL PAPER ADJ	43
3.8.9 MANUAL ENV ADJ	43
3.9 RESOURCE CAPTURE Menu Options	44
3.9.1 Capture Media	44
3.9.2 Capture Fonts	45
3.9.3 Capture Data Objects	45
3.9.4 Capture CMR Objects	45
3.9.5 Remove Resources	45
4 Duplex Printing Using Preprinted Media	47
5 Finishing Support	48
5.1 Offset Stacking	50
5.1.1 AS/400 and iSeries Offset Stacking	50
5.1.2 Mainframe Offset Stacking	51
5.2 Stapling	53
5.2.1 AS/400 and iSeries Stapling	53
5.2.1.1 Lexmark C792, Lexmark X792 and Lexmark 6500e Optional Finisher	54
5.2.1.2 Lexmark C950, Lexmark X950, Lexmark X952 and Lexmark X954 Optional Standard Finisher	55
5.2.1.2.1 Corner Staple	55
5.2.1.2.2 Dual Staple (IPDS Edge stitch with 2 staples)	56
5.2.1.2.3 Double Dual Staple (IPDS Edge stitch with four staples)	57
5.2.1.3 Lexmark C950, Lexmark X950, Lexmark X952 and Lexmark X954 Optional Advanced Finisher Functions	58
5.2.1.3.1 Center Fold (IPDS Center Fold-in)	58
5.2.1.3.2 Saddle Staple (IPDS Saddle stitch-in)	58
5.3 Mainframe Stapling	60
5.3.1.1 Lexmark C792, Lexmark X792 and Lexmark 6500e Optional Finisher	60
5.3.1.2 Lexmark C950, Lexmark X950, Lexmark X952 and Lexmark X954 Optional Standard Finisher	61
5.3.1.3 Lexmark C950, Lexmark X950, Lexmark X952 and Lexmark X954 Optional Advanced Finisher Functions	62
5.3.1.3.1 Saddle Staple (IPDS Saddle stitch-in)	62
5.4 Hole Punch	63
5.4.1 Hole Punch From an Input Source	63
5.4.2 Hole Punch to an Output Bin	64
6 Color Management – User Files	65
6.1 Types of User Files:	65
6.2 Managing User Color files	66
6.2.1 Uploading a User Color file to the Printer	66
6.2.2 Delete a User File	67
7 IPDS Job Cancel	68
7.1 Canceling IPDS Jobs	68
7.2 How to Cancel a Job	68
8 Working with Captured Resources	69
8.1 Capture Resource and Remove Resources	69
8.2 Preparing Fonts for Capture	69
8.2.1 Capturing Fonts from an AS/400 or iSeries	70
8.2.1.1 Enabling Font Capture on the Printer	70
8.2.1.2 Program Requirements	70
8.2.1.3 Making Bitmap LF1 and Outline LF3 font Fonts Eligible for Capture on an iSeries host	70
8.2.1.4 Making TrueType Fonts eligible for Capture on an iSeries host	70
8.2.2 Capturing Fonts from a Mainframe Host	71
8.2.2.1 Enabling Font Capture on the Printer	71
8.2.2.2 Mainframe Program Requirements	71
8.2.2.3 Making Bitmap LF1 and Outline LF3 font Fonts Eligible for Capture on a Mainframe	71
8.2.2.4 Making TrueType Fonts eligible for Capture on mainframe	74
8.3 Preparing Data Objects (non-font resources) for Capture	74
8.3.1 Capturing Data Objects from an IBM Host	74
8.3.1.1 Enabling Data Object Capture on the Printer	74
8.3.1.2 Making Data Objects Eligible for Capture on the Host	74
8.4 Preparing CMOCA Resources for Capture	74
9 Remote Configuration of Printer IPDS Settings	76
9.1 Why Use a Browser	76
9.2 Remote Configuration Using a Browser	76
9.3 Functions that Can Not be Operated Remotely	77
9.4 Functions that Can ONLY be Operated Remotely	77
10 Printer Messages and Problems	78
11 Command Reference	79
11.1 XOA Print Quality Control	79
11.2 XOH OPC Product Identifier Self Defining Field	80
11.3 Finishing Operations Self-Defining Field	81
11.4 N-up Printing	82
11.5 Color and Simulated Grey Scale Printing	82
11.6 TrueType/OpenType Fonts	82
11.7 Object Container Support	82
11.8 Media Reporting by Object ID (OID)	83

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Type

Bar Code Type

Mod

Description

X’1A’

RM4SCC (Royal

Mail 4-State

Customer Code)

’X’00’

A 4-state customer code defined by the Royal Mail Postal

service of England for use in bar coding postal code information.

This symbology is also called the Royal Mail bar code or the 4-

State customer code. The symbology (as defined for modifier

X’00’) is used in the United Kingdom and in Singapore.

Print an RM4SCC bar code symbol with a printer generated start

bit (start bar), checksum character, and a stop bit (stop bar). The

start and stop bars identify not only the beginning and end of the

bar code symbol, but also the orientation of the symbol. Input

data is of variable length.

The checksum algorithm is performed on the data characters

only.

The user is responsible for 2 mm quiet zone (all around) and

proper sequencing of the Postal Code data (including

International Prefix, Outward Code, Inward Code and Delivery

Point Suffix).

X’1A’

RM4SCC (Dutch

KIX Postal Bar

Code)

X’01’

This is a variation used in the Netherlands. KIX = KlantenIndeX

= customer index.

Print a RM4SCC bar code symbol with NO start bar, NO

checksum digit and NO stop bar. The checksum algorithm is

performed on the data characters only.

The user is responsible for 2 mm quiet zone (all around) and

proper sequencing of the Postal Code data (including

International Prefix, Outward Code, Inward Code and Delivery

Point Suffix).

X’1B’

Japan Postal Bar

Code

X’00’

X’01’

A bar code symbology defined by the Japanese Postal Service

for use in bar coding postal code information.

Print a Japan Postal Bar Code symbol with a start character,

checksum character and stop character. The generated bar code

symbol will consist of a start code, a 7-digit new postal code, a

13-digit address indication number, a check digit, and a stop

code.

Print a Japan Postal Bar Code symbol directly from the bar code

data. Each valid character in the BSA data field is converted into

a bar/space pattern with no validity or length checking. The

printer will not generate start, stop, and check digits.

X’1F’

Australia Post Bar

Code

A bar code symbology defined by Australia Post for use in

Australian post systems. Start, stop, filler bar, and check digits