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Developing workflow solutions 28 Device class t656 Valid contents of the Valid contents of the element element 1-9 Standard printer functions The value specifies the number of buttons on the first page of the home screen. Three subsequent nine‑button pages are included in the layout, providing 27 additional buttons. • Change Language • Held Jobs • Search Held Jobs • Usb Drive • Bookmarks • Jobs by user • Lock Device LDD profile • Single Profile List of profiles • Profiles Shortcut • Shortcut Placeholder for an eSF application installed with the solution • App Reservation • Placeholder The placement of each button is determined by the order in which the buttons are defined. • Multifunction printers and single‑function printers with touch screens-The first button specified is the button nearest the upper‑left corner of the home screen in the specified layout. The order of the buttons progresses left‑to‑right, and then top‑to‑bottom by rows. If subsequent pages are present, then each page begins after all buttons have been specified on the previous page. To leave a blank space in the specified layout, define the button using the element, but do not include the element or any other properties of the button. • Single‑function printers without touch screens-The buttons appear as menu items in the order in which they are defined. The following sample XML file specifies a home screen for e‑Task 2 devices: 5 Copy Fax My Fax

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Device class
Valid contents of the
<buttonLayout>
element
Valid contents of the
<action>
element
t656
1
–
9
The value specifies the number of buttons
on the first page of the home screen. Three
subsequent nine
‑
button pages are included
in the layout, providing 27 additional
buttons.
Standard printer functions
•
Change Language
•
Held Jobs
•
Search Held Jobs
•
Usb Drive
•
Bookmarks
•
Jobs by user
•
Lock Device
LDD profile
•
Single Profile
List of profiles
•
Profiles
Shortcut
•
Shortcut
Placeholder for an eSF application installed with the
solution
•
App Reservation
•
Placeholder
The placement of each button is determined by the order in which the buttons are defined.
•
Multifunction printers and single
‑
function printers with touch screens
—The first button specified is the button
nearest the upper
‑
left corner of the home screen in the specified layout. The order of the buttons progresses
left
‑
to
‑
right, and then top
‑
to
‑
bottom by rows. If subsequent pages are present, then each page begins after all
buttons have been specified on the previous page. To leave a blank space in the specified layout, define the button
using the
<button>
element, but do not include the
<action>
element or any other properties of the button.
•
Single
‑
function printers without touch screens
—The buttons appear as menu items in the order in which they are
defined.
The following sample XML file specifies a home screen for e
‑
Task 2 devices:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<welcomescreen model="etask2">
<buttonLayout>5</buttonLayout>
<buttons>
<!-- Buttons in page 1 -->
<!-- A layout of 5 buttons is used, but only positions
2 and 3 on the first page contain buttons -->
<button/>
<button>
<action>Copy</action>
</button>
<button/>
<button>
<action>Fax</action>
<displayText>My Fax</displayText>
</button>
<button/>
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