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XESOBJECTUPLOAD, AccXES PJL Interface

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Version 10.0 AccXES PJL Interface • SET • DEFAULT SET is used to associate the object with the currently defined job. Any job data to which this object applies must follow the actual object download; preceding print files in the job will not have access to the object. DEFAULT is used to download the object into printer memory where it will persist over power cycles until the object is deleted. It is typically referenced by other jobs by the name in the NAME field. Objects downloaded with the DEFAULT mode will be read-write; therefore they can be deleted (or modified) with a subsequent download of the same name and type or an XESOBJECTDELETE command. Currently, XESRASTERSTAMPS, XESPATTERNS, and XESFONTS do not support the SET option. An ENTER LANGUAGE command should be used as well in the job to specify the correct interpreter for processing the printer object. XESRASTERSTAMPS objects can be described by any of the supported data formats of the destination printer, and therefore, any data format interpreter matching the objects description is possible. Specifying AUTO for the language is possible as well. In contrast, XESPALETTES, XESPATTERNS, and XESFONTS must specify the DOWNLOAD interpreter. See the @PJL ENTER command description. The format for each of the object types is described in Printer Object Download/Upload Format section below. This format is the same format used in the XESOBJECTUPLOAD command to upload printer objects. The format of a full printer object is therefore: @PJL COMMENT XESOBJECTDOWNLOAD TYPE = NAME = "" MODE = @PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = If this is sent down to the printer as a single isolated object, then this command sequence is typically wrapped with a JOB/EOJ pair. There is no response for this command. 4.1.6 XESOBJECTUPLOAD This command uploads a printer object. The syntax of the XESOBJECTUPLOAD command is: @PJL COMMENT XESOBJECTUPLOAD TYPE = NAME = "" The possible types of printer objects specified in the TYPE field are: 4.1.6.1 • XESPALETTES • XESPATTERNS 4.1.6.2 4.1.6.3 Page 14 of 160

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Version 10.0
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AccXES PJL Interface
•
SET
•
DEFAULT
SET is used to associate the object with the currently defined job. Any job data to which this object
applies must follow the actual object download; preceding print files in the job will not have access to
the object. DEFAULT is used to download the object into printer memory where it will persist over
power cycles until the object is deleted. It is typically referenced by other jobs by the name in the
NAME field. Objects downloaded with the DEFAULT mode will be read-write; therefore they can be
deleted (or modified) with a subsequent download of the same name and type or an
XESOBJECTDELETE command.
Currently, XESRASTERSTAMPS, XESPATTERNS, and XESFONTS do not support the SET option.
An ENTER LANGUAGE command should be used as well in the job to specify the correct interpreter
for processing the printer object. XESRASTERSTAMPS objects can be described by any of the
supported data formats of the destination printer, and therefore, any data format interpreter matching
the objects description is possible. Specifying AUTO for the language is possible as well. In contrast,
XESPALETTES, XESPATTERNS, and XESFONTS must specify the DOWNLOAD interpreter. See the
@PJL ENTER command description.
The format for each of the object types is described in Printer Object Download/Upload Format section
below. This format is the same format used in the XESOBJECTUPLOAD command to upload printer
objects.
The format of a full printer object is therefore:
@PJL COMMENT XESOBJECTDOWNLOAD TYPE
= <PrinterObjectType> NAME =
“<PrinterObjectName>” MODE = <DownloadMode>
@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = <languageName>
<Object data><UEL>
If this is sent down to the printer as a single isolated object, then this command sequence is typically
wrapped with a JOB/EOJ pair.
There is no response for this command.
4.1.6 XESOBJECTUPLOAD
This command uploads a printer object. The syntax of the XESOBJECTUPLOAD command is:
@PJL COMMENT XESOBJECTUPLOAD TYPE = <PrinterObjectType> NAME =
“<PrinterObjectName>”
The possible types of printer objects specified in the TYPE field are:
4.1.6.1
•
XESPALETTES
•
XESPATTERNS
4.1.6.2
4.1.6.3