Printronix l7032 Guide D’Exploitation
Page, Controlling Paper Options (Version II)
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Table 15. Page, Controlling Paper Options
Option
Value and Meaning
SPEED,
(Thermal only)
(Thermal only)
Specifies the print speed in lines per minute at 6 lpi. Enter SPEED and a number in
the range of 0 through 9999.
the range of 0 through 9999.
INTENSITY,
(Thermal only)
(Thermal only)
Specifies the darkness of the dots. Enter INTENSITY and a number in the range of
-15 through +15.
-15 through +15.
TEAR,
(Thermal only)
(Thermal only)
Sets the printer to pause (for the user to tear-off a page) after a specified number of
pages. Enter TEAR and a number in the range of 0 through 256 (0 implies no pause).
pages. Enter TEAR and a number in the range of 0 through 256 (0 implies no pause).
CUT,
Sets the printer to cut a page after a specified number of pages. Enter CUT and a
number in the range of 0 through 256 (0 implies no cutting). Note: This does not
perform a job separation. Use the EJECT command for job separations.
number in the range of 0 through 256 (0 implies no cutting). Note: This does not
perform a job separation. Use the EJECT command for job separations.
LABELS,
(Thermal)
(Thermal)
Specifies the label sensor. Enter LABELS and a number in the range from 0 through
7 (0 is disable).
0 = No sensor
1 = Reflective gap sensor,
2 = Transmissive gap sensor.
7 (0 is disable).
0 = No sensor
1 = Reflective gap sensor,
2 = Transmissive gap sensor.
EJECT,
Tells the printer to eject a partially-complete page from the printer, regardless of the
current graphical print position. Enter EJECT. (No values follow the command.) On
continuous form printers, EJECT moves enough paper so that all completed or
partially completed pages are fused and moved completely out of the engine.
current graphical print position. Enter EJECT. (No values follow the command.) On
continuous form printers, EJECT moves enough paper so that all completed or
partially completed pages are fused and moved completely out of the engine.
COPY,
Sets the printer to print multiple copies of each "physical page" - that is, one cut sheet
or the distance between perforations on continuous forms, which may contain
multiple forms or labels. (If the page contains incremented fields for a repeated form,
the image is the same.) Enter COPY followed by the number of copies from 001
through 999. (If a partial page has not been printed and an EJECT is performed, then
the selected number of copies of the partial page is produced.)
or the distance between perforations on continuous forms, which may contain
multiple forms or labels. (If the page contains incremented fields for a repeated form,
the image is the same.) Enter COPY followed by the number of copies from 001
through 999. (If a partial page has not been printed and an EJECT is performed, then
the selected number of copies of the partial page is produced.)
ORIENTATION,
Sets printing orientation. After the IPAGE command, enter either PORT for portrait,
LAND or RLAND for landscape, INV for inverted portrait, or LLAND for inverted
landscape. If any data has been drawn on a page when this command is received
with a new orientation, the current physical page is printed and the next page is in the
new orientation. (Existing margin settings apply to the new orientation.)
LAND or RLAND for landscape, INV for inverted portrait, or LLAND for inverted
landscape. If any data has been drawn on a page when this command is received
with a new orientation, the current physical page is printed and the next page is in the
new orientation. (Existing margin settings apply to the new orientation.)
MARGINS,
Sets the page margins and printable text length. Enter MARGIN followed by four
digits specifying the top margin in hundredths of an inch (0000/0.00 - 9999/99.99),
three digits specifying the text length in character lines at the current line spacing
(001-999), and four digits specifying the left margin in hundredths of an inch (0000/
0.00 - 9999/99.99). (See Appendix D for an explanation of page margins.)
digits specifying the top margin in hundredths of an inch (0000/0.00 - 9999/99.99),
three digits specifying the text length in character lines at the current line spacing
(001-999), and four digits specifying the left margin in hundredths of an inch (0000/
0.00 - 9999/99.99). (See Appendix D for an explanation of page margins.)