Xerox 6180N DocuSP 3.6 to 3.7 Differences - Page 21

PCL6 and PCLXL ¨ PCL6 is the next generation of the Hewlett-Packard LaserJet PCL language. PCL XL is a new page description language by Hewlett-Packard that is part of PCL6. PCL XL is designed to optimally match the graphics printing requirements for GUI-based applications, reducing the number of commands required to describe a graphics page. ¨ The output from an enhanced PCL XL driver may not be the same as the output from a standard PCL6 driver. If the output is not as expected, the recommended solution is to print using a PCL5e driver instead. ¨ DocuSP 3.7x supports printing PCL XL class 2.1 for color and PCL XL class 2.0 for the black and white printing products. ¨ XPPS 3.7 does not provide a PCL XL (PCL6) Xerox custom printer driver. In order to take advantage of the PCL XL features, a native HP PCL XL driver will have to be used. Ensure the driver chosen supports the same class of PCL as the DocuSP. ¨ Even with an HP PCL XL driver that supports the same class of PCL as the DocuSP, some minor compatibility issues may be seen due to commands within the PCL that are not supported on the DocuSP controller. Contact your Xerox customer support representative for assistance if necessary. ¨ Native HP PCL drivers do not support all of the features of the DocuSP-based printer. Any printer specific features can be programmed at the DocuSP controller after the job has been submitted. ¨ DocuSP 3.7x still supports printing PCL 5e and the Xerox custom PCL 5e drivers are still available for use. Note: At this time, there are known problems with PCL XL on the DocuSP controller. Xerox encourages your customer to evaluate job printing and integrity using PCL XL. Any and all feedback is welcome and appreciated. DocuSP 3.6 to 3.7 Differences Document 17