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Developer Note
12/8/93 Developer Press
© Apple Computer, Inc. 1993
Developer Note
Personal LaserWriter 320 Printer
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Developer Note12/8/93 Developer Press© Apple Computer, Inc. 1993Developer NotePersonal LaserWriter 320 Printer

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x PREFACE To order products or to request a complimentary copy of the APDA Tools Catalog , contact APDA Apple Computer, Inc. P.O. Box 319Buffalo, N

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CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 Printer 1Figure 1-0Listing 1-0Table 1-0 Thi d t t d ith F M k 4 0 4

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CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 Printer 2 Features of the Printer The Personal LaserWriter 320 printer is a mainstream network

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CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 PrinterFeatures of the Printer 3 Table 1-1 lists functional features of the Personal LaserWrit

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CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 Printer 4 Communication Port for LocalTalk Communication Port for LocalTalk 1 The Personal Las

Seite 7 - About This Note

CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 PrinterMemory Capabilities 5 Memory Capabilities 1 The standard configuration of the Personal L

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CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 Printer 6 Basic Operation Basic Operation 1 The Personal LaserWriter 320 printer operates in t

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CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 PrinterPage Types 7 Page Types 1 The page size (the area in which printed output may appear) i

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CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 Printer 8 Paper Handling Paper Handling 1 The Personal LaserWriter 320 printer offers a variet

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CHAPTER 2 PostScript Software 2Figure 2-0Listing 2-0Table 2-0 Thi d t t d ith F M k 4 0 4

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Apple Computer, Inc.© 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or t

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CHAPTER 2 PostScript Software 10 Software Overview This chapter describes the Personal LaserWriter 320 software. It includes an overview of the pro

Seite 14 - Status Lights 1

CHAPTER 2 PostScript SoftwareSoftware Overview 11 allows you to configure the driver according to your printer configuration presents error message

Seite 15 - Memory Capabilities 1

CHAPTER 2 PostScript Software 12 Device SetupIMPORTANT If the page size currently selected does not match the paper size installed in the cassette, i

Seite 16 - Basic Operation 1

CHAPTER 2 PostScript SoftwarePage Device Parameters 13 Page Device Parameters 2 This section describes the page device parameters present in the Pers

Seite 17 - Page Types 1

CHAPTER 2 PostScript Software 14 Page Device Parameters Install procedure This procedure installs values in the graphics state during each invocation

Seite 18 - Paper Handling 1

CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwarePage Device Parameters 15OutputPage Boolean true If this parameter is true, pages are printed normally and output into the

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CHAPTER 2PostScript Software16 Details DictionaryTable 2-3 lists the different paper sizes. The Personal LaserWriter 320 has only one input paper tra

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CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwareProduct Strings 17Product Strings 2The Personal LaserWriter 320 printer’s strings contain characters that provide informat

Seite 21 - Page and Envelope Types 2

CHAPTER 2PostScript Software18 Interpreter ParametersUser Parameters 2Within reasonable limits, you can change user parameters without a special autho

Seite 22 - Device Setup 2

CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwareInterpreter Parameters 19System Parameters 2System parameters alter the overall configuration of the printer. You can set s

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iiiContents Figures and Tables v Preface About This Note viiWhat This Note Contains viiConventions and Abbreviations viiiTypographical Conventions vi

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CHAPTER 2PostScript Software20 Interpreter ParametersNoteFor further information about parameters listed in Table 2-7, refer to the PostScript Languag

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CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwareInterpreter Parameters 21CurScreenStorage integer 0 This read-only parameter identifies the amount of RAM currently occupie

Seite 26 - Details Dictionary 2

CHAPTER 2PostScript Software22 Interpreter ParametersGenericResourcePathSepstring (/) Used in conjunction with GenericResourceDir to control the locat

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CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwareInterpreter Parameters 23MaxImageBuffer integer 65536 Indicates the maximum number of bytes that can be used for a single

Seite 28 - User Parameters 2

CHAPTER 2PostScript Software24 Interpreter ParametersPageCount integer 0 This read-only parameter indicates how many pages have been success-fully pri

Seite 29 - System Parameters 2

CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwareInterpreter Parameters 25Device Parameters 2Each PostScript interpreter supports a collection of input/output storage devi

Seite 30 - Key Type Default Details

CHAPTER 2PostScript Software26 Interpreter ParametersTable 2-8 lists the factory defaults settings for %LocalTalk%, %LocalTalk%_NV, and %LocalTalk_Pen

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CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwareResource Categories 27Engine Device Parameters 2The %Engine% device contains parameters that control the print engine itse

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CHAPTER 2PostScript Software28 Resource CategoriesTable 2-10 lists the new resources in regular resource categories. Table 2-10 Regular resource categ

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CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwareResource Categories 29Table 2-11 lists categories of implicit resources with the built-in capabilities of the Personal Las

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iv Communication Device Parameters 25Engine Device Parameters 27Resource Categories 27 Chapter 3 PostScript Level 1 Compatibility Operators 33Overvie

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CHAPTER 2PostScript Software30 Resource CategoriesFilter ASCII85Decode ASCIIHexDecodeASCII85EncodeASCIIHexEncodeCCITTFaxDecodeCCITTFaxEncodeDCTDecodeD

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CHAPTER 2PostScript SoftwareResource Categories 31Table 2-12 defines resources used to define new categories.Table 2-12 Resources to define new categorie

Seite 38 - Category name Instances

CHAPTER 3 PostScript Level 1 Compatibility Operators 3Figure 3-0Listing 3-0Table 3-0 Thi d t t d ith F M k 4 0 4

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CHAPTER 3 PostScript Level 1 Compatibility Operators 34 Overview of Compatibility Operators The PostScript language is designed to be a universal sta

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CHAPTER 3 PostScript Level 1 Compatibility OperatorsPage Size Compatibility Operators 35 Page Size Compatibility Operators 3 The page size operators

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CHAPTER 3 PostScript Level 1 Compatibility Operators 36 Paper Tray Compatibility Operators The note operator modifies the current page device settin

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CHAPTER 3 PostScript Level 1 Compatibility OperatorsSetting System Parameters 37 Setting System Parameters 3 System parameters have a system-wide imp

Seite 43 - Compatibility Operators 3

CHAPTER 3PostScript Level 1 Compatibility Operators38 Setting System Parameterscheckpassword 3Syntax int checkpassword boolor string checkpassword boo

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CHAPTER 3PostScript Level 1 Compatibility OperatorsSetting System Parameters 39product 3Syntax – product stringDefinition This operator is a string ob

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v Figures and Tables Chapter 1 Introduction to the Personal LaserWriter 320 Printer 1 Figure 1-1 The 8-pin mini-DIN connector for LocalTalk 4 Table 1

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CHAPTER 3PostScript Level 1 Compatibility Operators40 Setting System Parameterssetdefaulttimeouts 3Syntax job manualfeed wait setdefaultimeouts –Defini

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CHAPTER 3PostScript Level 1 Compatibility OperatorsSetting Page Device Parameters 41Binary protocol is standard in the Personal LaserWriter 320 printe

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CHAPTER 3PostScript Level 1 Compatibility Operators42 Setting Page Device Parameterspagecount 3Syntax – pagecount intDefinition This operator returns

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CHAPTER 3PostScript Level 1 Compatibility OperatorsSetting User Parameters 43setpagestackorder 3Syntax bool setpagestackorder –Definition This operator

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CHAPTER 3PostScript Level 1 Compatibility Operators44 Setting Device Parameterssetjobtimeout 3Syntax int setjobtimeout –Definition This operator sets t

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CHAPTER 3PostScript Level 1 Compatibility OperatorsSetting Communication Parameters 45manualfeed 3Syntax – manualfeed boolDefinition This operator is a

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CHAPTER 4 Communication Channels 4Figure 4-0Listing 4-0Table 4-0 Thi d t t d ith F M k 4 0 4

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CHAPTER 4 Communication Channels 48 LocalTalk This chapter deals with the software support for the LocalTalk communication channel. It describes L

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CHAPTER 4 Communication ChannelsStatus Queries and Spontaneous Messages 49 Typically, characters written to the standard output file by PostScript ope

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CHAPTER 4 Communication Channels 50 Status Queries and Spontaneous Messages All messages generated spontaneously by the server (as opposed to those m

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51 Index A Adobe PostScript programming language 10anti-aliasing 2 a4 page size operator 36A4 paper size 16 a4small page size operator 36 a4tray p

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INDEX 52 F FactoryDefaults system parameter 21 FatalErrorAddress system parameter 21features 3 Filter resource category 30FinePrint 2 FMapType re

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INDEX53MaxLocalVM user parameter 18MaxOpStack user parameter 19MaxOutlineCache system parameter 23MaxPattermCache system parameter 23MaxPatternItem us

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INDEX54pagestackorder operator 42page types 7, 11paper cassettes 8paper handling 3, 8papersize operator 42paper sizes 7, 16paper tray compatibility op

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INDEX55signal descriptions, LocalTalk 4softwareiomode operator 41software overview 10spontaneous messages 49spontaneous server messages 50StartJobPass

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THE APPLE PUBLISHING SYSTEM This Apple manual was written, edited, and composed on a desktop publishing system using Apple Macintosh computers and Fr

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vii PREFACE About This Note The Personal LaserWriter 320 printer is a new member of the Apple Computer LaserWriter printer family. This developer no

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viii PREFACE Conventions and Abbreviations 0 This developer note uses the following typographical conventions and abbreviations. Typographical Conve

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ix PREFACE Other Reference Material 0 This developer note assumes that you are familiar with printer technology and know how to operate and program

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