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So far, it has been good, easy to convert to, since it accepts PCL.
I have found that most printer
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So far, it has been good, easy to convert to, since it accepts PCL.
I have found that most
: Friday, December 10, 2004 2:00 PM
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In working with IR5000 printers I found it more performant to
use PJL for extended setup functions. It was pretty much the
only choice with respect
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Have you tried using Ec l 1 G which I found on Canon's site?
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So far, it has been good, easy to convert to, since it accepts PCL.
I have found that most printer control codes
: Friday, December 10, 2004 2:39 PM
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I do the same thing.
Prepend the PJL stuff, add in the HOLD data, then postpend more PJL and
send it to the UV driver, which sends it using lpd
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I can't find my PJL sheet for the IR5K.
Can you harvest the correct PJL by setting
So far, it has been good, easy to convert to, since it accepts PCL.
I have found that most printer control codes work...except...
I haven't been able to figure out how to get it to select the
output bin.
It has two bins...I tried Ec l # G (using both 1 and 2), but both
select the upper bin.
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So far, it has been good, easy to convert to, since it accepts PCL.
I have found that most printer control codes work...except...
I haven't been able to figure out how to get it to select the
output bin.
It has two bins...I tried Ec l # G (using both 1 and 2), but
