2.3. Example; 2.3.1. Setting on the control panel; 2.3.2. Setting with the PJL command- Page 387

CHAPTER 10 CARBON COPY FUNCTION - 9 

2.3.

Example 

The following sections describe the setting method of the example below. 

The number of copies is 4 (four). 
The carbon copy function is enabled by sending the data only through the parallel interface. 
1st page: The paper is fed from the Tray 1.    The ID=128 macro is added. 
2nd page: The paper is fed from the Tray 2.    The ID=129 macro is added. 
3rd page: The paper is fed from the MP tray.    No macro is added. 
4th page: The paper is fed from the MP tray.    No macro is added. 

2.3.1.

Setting on the control panel

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  CARBON COPY = PARALLEL 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPIES = 4 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPY 1TRAY = TRAY1 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPY 1 MACRO = 128 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPY 2 TRAY = TRAY2 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPY 2 MACRO = 129 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPY 3 TRAY = MPTRAY 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPY 3 MACRO = OFF 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPY 4 TRAY = MPTRAY 

PRINT MENU 

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 CARBON 

MENU 

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  COPY 4 MACRO = OFF 

2.3.2.

Setting with the PJL command

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@PJL DEFAULT CARBONMODE = PARALLE 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBONCOPIES = 4 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON1TRAY = TRAY1 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON1MACRO = ON 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON1MACROID = 128 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON2TRAY = TRAY2 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON2MACRO = ON 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON2MACROID = 129 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON1TRAY = MP 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON3MACRO = OFF 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON4TRAY = MP 

@PJL DEFAULT CARBON4MACRO = OFF 

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