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Store a PCL Print File on the Internal Hard Disk

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Store a PCL Print File on the Internal Hard Disk This command stores a file on the printer's internal hard disk. @PJL FSDOWNLOAD FORMAT:BINARY SIZE= NAME="pathname" binary data All keywords must be supplied correctly. Thus an E or out of place is invalid (and does a reset). White space may be present on either side of the = sign. SIZE=integer Integer is the number of bytes of binary data, expressed as ASCII digits. Integer is an integer in the range of 2 to max-signed-int. NAME="pathname" Quotes are required to delimit pathname. The pathname consists of a path (c:\pcl5\...) and a filename. The pathname must be valid for the file to be stored. Follow DOS conventions and use .PCL for the extension. l If a file exists already with the same name the user gives, and it is not a "delete-protected" file, the old file is overwritten. l If the data stream gets cut off before the operation completes, then no file is created, and if there was a file of the same name it may no longer exist; an error could be returned. l The is required to indicate that the PJL command ends here and binary data starts in the following byte. l The is consumed by the FSDOWNLOAD command; it is not a job boundary, and it is not counted in the SIZE=integer count. Chapter 4: Using the Printer's Hard Disk 45

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Chapter 4: Using the Printer’s Hard Disk
45
Store a PCL Print File on the Internal Hard
Disk
This command stores a file on the printer’s internal hard disk.
@PJL FSDOWNLOAD FORMAT:BINARY SIZE=<integer>
NAME=”pathname”<EOL>
binary data<UEL>
All keywords must be supplied correctly. Thus an <ESC>E or <UEL>
out of place is invalid (and does a reset).
White space may be present on either side of the = sign.
SIZE=integer
Integer is the number of bytes of binary data, expressed as ASCII
digits.
Integer is an integer in the range of 2 to max-signed-int.
NAME="pathname"
Quotes are required to delimit pathname.
The pathname consists of a path (c:\pcl5\...) and a filename.
The pathname must be valid for the file to be stored. Follow DOS
conventions and use .PCL for the extension.
l
If a file exists already with the same name the user gives, and it is
not a “delete-protected” file, the old file is overwritten.
l
If the data stream gets cut off before the operation completes,
then no file is created, and if there was a file of the same name it
may no longer exist; an error could be returned.
l
The <EOL> is required to indicate that the PJL command ends
here and binary data starts in the following byte.
l
The <UEL> is consumed by the FSDOWNLOAD command; it is
not a job boundary, and it is not counted in the SIZE=integer
count.