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Using Different Printer Language Modes
D
Printing Reference
D-5
Changing the printer’s language mode
The Phaser 340 printer supports the following printer languages:  
PostScript Level 1 and Level 2
HP-GL (Hewlett-Packard Graphics Language)
Monochrome PCL5 (Printer Command Language)        
Note
PCL5 is optional and must be authorized before you can use it; see 
page D-11 for instructions.
In the factory default configuration, the printer expects to receive PostScript 
data on all ports.  If you want to use an HP-GL application, you must 
explicitly set up a printer port to receive HP-GL data, or enable Adobe 
IntelliSelect™ automatic language selection.  If you want to use a PCL5 
application, you must enable automatic language selection on a port.  
Changing the language of the printer between PostScript, HP-GL, and PCL5 
is port-specific.  The ports, such as parallel, serial, or LocalTalk, can each be 
configured differently.  You can change the default language on any port so 
whenever the printer is turned on it expects to receive PostScript, or HP-GL, 
or PCL5 data on a specific port.  If automatic language selection is enabled 
on a particular port, it becomes the default on that port, allowing you to 
send PostScript, HP-GL, and PCL5 files to that port.  
Changes to the language on any port remain in effect even if the printer is 
turned off or reset. 
Note
The following files affect printer operation.  If the printer is shared 
on a network, using these files may affect the prints requested 
from other users.