User manual PANASONIC KX-P7200

[. . . ] Panasonic Software Commands Manual for KX-P7200 Table of Contents Printing Description PCL Commands HP-GL/2 Command PJL Commands Appendix A Character Tables Appendix B Unicode Symbol List MSL Symbol List Index PCL Commands Page Formatting Font Selection Moving the Printing Position Raster Graphics Macros Print Model Advanced Graphics Status Readback Miscellaneous HP-GL/2 Commands The Configuration and Status The Polygon Group The Vector Group The Line and Fill Attributes Group The Character Group PJL Commands Introduction PJL Command Syntax and Format Print Environment Composition PJL Reset Conditions Environment Variables Status Message Usage of Command PJL Commands Printing Description Introduction The items discussed in the following sections are listed below: · Page Orientation, Paper Length, Paper Width · Printable Area · Coordinate System · Fonts · Terms for Bitmap Font · Paper Formatting · Print Start Conditions Page Orientation, Paper Length, Paper Width Only single sheet paper can be used with this printer. The size of the paper is determined by the paper length and paper width settings. Both paper length and paper width are decided by the direction of printing, i. e. , page orientation. There are two page orientations: portrait printing mode and landscape printing mode. [. . . ] start angle greater than 360° sets a remainder of: (the start angle/360°) i. e. , the start angle MOD 360°. · Sweep Angle Specifies the angle of the arc in the number of degrees. positive sweep angle sets the angle counterclockwise. negative sweep angle sets the angle clockwise. sweep angle greater than 360° sets a wedge angle to 360°. · Chord Angle Specifies the chord angle for drawing the arc. The smoothness of the arc depends on the chord angle. Chord angle specifies an angle of a chord, and an arc is drawn using the specified chord. If the specified sweep angle is not divided equally by chord angle, the printer automatically allots the same-sized chords to an arc. 0° Current pen location Figure 3. 51 Radius and angles , , , · Radius , Start angle Sweet angle , , Chord angle · This command uses the distance which is specified with a radius parameter from the current pen location as a radius for a wedge and draws a wedge using a start angle, sweep angle and chord angle. The wedge is drawn using the specified line type. This command has the function of an automatic pen down. The pen location and pen up/down functions are returned to the conditions set before this command is executed. This command outlines a wedge, while the WG fills it. If you want to draw an isotropic wedge, you must draw a wedge with isotropic scaling. Anisotropic scaling Isotropic scaling Figure 3. 52 Anisotropic and isotropic scaling Filling Polygon Setting: FP fill method(;) or FP(;) Parameter: Format: Range: Default: fill method clamped integer 0 or 1 0 This command fills the polygon stored in the polygon buffer by the PM command. · Fill Method Selects one of the following methods, which decides the algorithm to determine which area in the specified polygon is filled. First this method positions a starting point inside the polygon area, and draws a line to the outside of the polygon. When the line crosses the polygon odd times, the area where a starting point is positioned is filled. When the line crosses the polygon even times, the area is not filled. This procedure repeats in each enclosed area to determine the area to be filled. Method=1: Non-Zero fill algorithm This method determines the area to be filled as follows: 1. Draws a line from a starting point inside the polygon to the outside of a polygon. Adds 1 every time the outline of the polygon which crosses the line drawn from the starting point is drawn in the right direction, or upward. Subtracts 1 every time the outline of the polygon which crosses the line drawn from the starting point is drawn in the left direction, or downward. Fills the area where the starting point is positioned, when the sum which was gained in the steps 2 and 3 is except 0. [. . . ] (The value closest to the supported range is used. ) 25014 Value has been ignored because the value is out of the range. 25016 Option name with alphanumeric value has been received, but the value is not supported. 25017 No character line (The option name has been disregarded. ) 25018 A Universal Exit Language command was expected but not found Table 3. 48 PJL Parser Warnings Status Code 25001 25002 25003 25004 25005 25006 25007 25008 25009 25010 25011 PJL Semantic Errors (27xxx) This group of status codes denote PJL semantic error. As much of the command is executed as possible, depending on the current configuration of the printer. [. . . ]