Листовка для Xerox XDPE/400 (also known as EOMS I-Services) Support & Software
choice is the EBCDIC logical not sign ('¬') character (X’AA’). The commands to be
inserted for this example are as follows:
inserted for this example are as follows:
a) Style - Italic
command: esc(s1S
X’AA28733153’
b) Stroke Weight - Bold
command: esc(s3B
X’AA28733342’
c) Orientation -Landscape
command: esc&l1O
X’AA266C314F’
d) Vertical Motion Index (VMI) -8
command: esc&l6C
X’AA266C3643’
e) Horizontal Motion Index (HMI) -12
command: esc&k12H
X’AA266B313248’
Beginning at the first position of member BANRCUST insert the following string of 26
ASCII hex codes:
ASCII hex codes:
AA28733153AA28733342AA266C314FAA266C2643AA266B313248
Save the changes and exit out of the text editor.
6. If using Client access or other similar product to access the AS/400 folder XDPEBANR
and document BANRCUST from the PC, then skip to step 7 now, otherwise, FTP may
again be used to move BANRCUST back to folder XDPEBANR on the AS/400. The
series of FTP commands entered from a DOS command prompt on the PC are:
again be used to move BANRCUST back to folder XDPEBANR on the AS/400. The
series of FTP commands entered from a DOS command prompt on the PC are:
a) FTP 999.999.9.999 (IP address of AS/400 where folder XDPEBANR exists)
b) User (enter a valid OS/400 user id)
c) Password (enter the valid OS/400 password)
d) ftp > bin (set representation type to binary image)
e) ftp > put /xdpe/bannersrc/banrcust /qdls/xdpebanr/banrcust
b) User (enter a valid OS/400 user id)
c) Password (enter the valid OS/400 password)
d) ftp > bin (set representation type to binary image)
e) ftp > put /xdpe/bannersrc/banrcust /qdls/xdpebanr/banrcust
7. Backup the current member BANNER in physical file XDPEBANNER in library XDPE214
by renaming it, for example BANNERO.
8. Copy member BANRCUST to physical file XDPEBANNER in library
XDPE214 using OS/400 command:
CPYFRMPCD FROMFLR(XDPEBANR) TOFILE(XDPE214/XDPEBANNER)
FROMDOC(BANRCUST) TOMBR(BANNER)
FROMDOC(BANRCUST) TOMBR(BANNER)
Modifying the XDPE work station customization object to Translate the EBCDIC Logical
Not Sign ('¬') Character to Represent an ASCII Escape Control Character (X'1B')
Not Sign ('¬') Character to Represent an ASCII Escape Control Character (X'1B')
9. If the monitor queue parameter ‘workstation customizing object (WSCST)’ is set to
*XDPEDFT, then view the table on page 18-19 of the XDPE/400 manual Printing
Documents with XDPE/400 (9/2001) to determine which work station customization
object to modify based on the printer model specified in the monitor queue parameter
‘printer model (MODEL)’, otherwise if the monitor queue parameter ‘workstation
customizing object (WSCST)’ is specified with a user-created workstation customizing
object, then back-up that source before making additional modifications to it. The default
workstation customization object source members reside in library XDPE214 file
SAMPLE. For example purposes in this document, source member XWSCSTN32 will be
modified.
Documents with XDPE/400 (9/2001) to determine which work station customization
object to modify based on the printer model specified in the monitor queue parameter
‘printer model (MODEL)’, otherwise if the monitor queue parameter ‘workstation
customizing object (WSCST)’ is specified with a user-created workstation customizing
object, then back-up that source before making additional modifications to it. The default
workstation customization object source members reside in library XDPE214 file
SAMPLE. For example purposes in this document, source member XWSCSTN32 will be
modified.
10. Create a copy of source member XWSCSTN32 giving it a unique name such as
XWSCSTBANR.
11. A Logical Not Sign ('¬') character is code point X'5F' in EBCDIC Code Page
37. So, to translate a Logical Not Sign ('¬') character to an ASCII Escape
control character (X'1B'), the X'5F' position in the table must be changed
control character (X'1B'), the X'5F' position in the table must be changed