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    0 WARNING: This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are desi[...]

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    Preface Xerox LS 3270 - 2 - Preface September 1997 This manual applies to the Xerox LS 3270 protocol converter, installed with firmware release S10 130.002, and to any sub- sequent release until otherwise specified. The Xerox LS 3270 supports Coax and Centronics inputs. The output is Centronics. The manual describes how the Xerox LS 3270 is connect[...]

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    Table of Contents Xerox LS 3270 - 3 - Table of Contents Prefac e ...................................................................................................... . 2 Related Manuals : ............................... . ............................... . .. . 2 Table of Content s ..................................................................[...]

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    Introduction Xerox LS 3270 - 4 - 1. Introduction to the Xerox LS 3270 This chapter gives a short description of the Xerox LS 3270 and its installation requirements. 1.1. What is the Xerox LS 3270? The Xerox LS 3270 is a protocol converter which enables any printer (or other output device) to be connected to an IBM computer sys tem. The printer or d[...]

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    Introduction Xerox LS 3270 - 5 - Changing the Driver To change from PCL to FSL driver or vice versa, first of all the rotary switch has to be in position T at power on . The current printer driver will be indicated on a printout. The actual selection of printer driver is then made by turning the rotary switch to position A (PCL) or B (FSL). The new[...]

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    Introduction Xerox LS 3270 - 6 - 1.3 Supported Control Units The Xerox LS 3270 connects to the following control units: • IBM 3174 All models • IBM 3274 All models (A -adapter) • IBM 3276 All models • IBM 4321/31/41/61 All models • IBM 81XX Via 327x controllers or 8775 terminals • IBM 4701/4702 Through the Device Cluster Adapter • IBM[...]

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    Introduction Xerox LS 3270 - 7 - 1.5 Paper Size Defaul t (US/EU) When you receive th e Xerox LS 327 0 , the box is ready to connect to the system and to the printer. From the factory, th e Xerox LS 3270 interface is set up for either US (Letter) or European (A4) paper size (depending on what you specified when ordering the Xerox LS 327 0 ). If, how[...]

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    Installation Xerox LS 3270 - 8 - 2. Installation of the Xerox LS 3270 This chapter starts with an overview of the functionality of the front panel. Then follows a description of how you connect the Xerox LS 3270 box to a printer. NOTE: Before you start the installation, make sure that the rotary switch is set to the required emulation (PCL is defau[...]

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    Installation Xerox LS 3270 - 9 - ROTARY SWITCH The rotary switch is used for changing the output driver (PCL or FSL) and for generating a TEST print. See the section 1.1.1, PCL or FSL output Driver for information on changing the driver and the section 2.3, Testing for information on making a TEST printout. PARALLEL/MINI-CENTRONICS IN The parallel/[...]

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    Installation Xerox LS 3270 - 10 - Printer Cable: The Xerox LS 3270 does not necessarily have to be plugged directly into the Centronics Input Port of your printer. An extention Centronics cable can be ordered for distance connection between the Xerox LS 3270 and your printer. This kit also contains a velcro tape to enable mounting on the side of a [...]

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    Installation Xerox LS 3270 - 11 - using the rotary switch (see section 1.1.1, PCL or FSL output Driver for details). 2.2.3 Automatic Power Supply Control The Xerox LS 3270 will perform a power supply control to see if there is sufficient power on the unit. Section 2.2.1, “ Pre-Installation Information ” describes how to recognize whether a 5V e[...]

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    Installation Xerox LS 3270 - 12 - 2.3. Testing PCL driver: The default configuration of the interface will suffice for most application programs and uses. You should only change the configuration shown in the test printout if you have special requirements. If you should wish to change the configuration, the options may be set from the line as descr[...]

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    Installation Xerox LS 3270 - 13 - Keep the settings printout together with this manual for future reference. Settings Printout using FSL Y120 (PCL mode only) A settings printout can also be generated at power-on by activating function Y120 2 . 2.4. Timeout The Xerox LS 3270 enables printer sharing between the system and a PC. For this purpose it is[...]

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    Operation Xerox LS 3270 - 1 4 - 3 . Operation of th e Xerox LS 3270 Th e Xerox LS 327 0 top panel has been designed to register the operation of the box via the following indicator LEDs : • CU (contact to Control Unit) • PA R (parallel input) See the illustration in the sectio n Knowing the Front Pane l for the position of the LEDs. 3.1 . Indic[...]

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    Specifying Timeout Xerox LS 3270 - 15 - 4. Specifying Timeout In order to specify the timeout for a specific input port, an FSL ( F unction S election via the Line) sequence must be sent to the port in question. To do this a tempo rary Escape (ESC) Character must be defined first. This is done in the following way: &&??<character> The[...]

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    Specifying Timeout Xerox LS 3270 - 16 - The new setup must be saved in the NVRAM 3 with the following command ("%" is the ESC Character): %X1 The FSL string above was split up into several lines for reasons of clarification to simplify the explanation of the different functions. Below is an example where the FSL string is typed in one lin[...]

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    Programming the Xerox LS 3270 Xerox LS 3270 - 17 - 5. Programming the Xerox LS 3270 The Xerox LS 3270 supports approximately 60 internal Setup Functions (FSL Functions) 4 . When the protocol converter has been installed and connected to a printer, you may have to consider the use of these setup options. FSL setup functions can be sent either from y[...]

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    Programming the Xerox LS 3270 Xerox LS 3270 - 18 - 5.1. Setup functions supported in PCL mode Y1 Set IBM Buffer Size Y2 Set Default LPI Y3 Set Default CPI Y4 Set Default Line Spacing Y5 Set Default Page Length (MPL) Y6 Set Default Max. Print Position (MPP) Y7 Set Case (Mono,Dual) Y8 Set LU1 Language Y10 Set Page Format Y11 Set Default Paper Path Y1[...]

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    Programming the Xerox LS 3270 Xerox LS 3270 - 19 - Y74 Printer Symbol Set Definition Strings Y75 Overwrite Translate Table Y77 Reset APL Translate Table Y78 Select APL Translate Table Y79 ida 820 AFP Font Offset Y80 Overwrite APL Translate Table Y88 Margin Definition Y89 Enable Margin Definition Y90 Define User Escape String Y91 Font Definiti on Y9[...]

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    Programming the Xerox LS 3270 Xerox LS 3270 - 20 - TEST functions (T-Functions): T1 Offline Hex Dump (PCIA Dump) T2 Online Hex Dump T3 Online ASCII Hex Dump T4 Print out Settings T5 Printout Character Set T6 Cancel Online ASCII Hex Dump User Settings Functions (X-Functions): X1 Store Settings in Permanent Storage X2 Resto re Settings from Permanent[...]

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    Programming the Xerox LS 3270 Xerox LS 3270 - 21 - 5.2. Setup Functions supported in FSL mode Y1 Set IBM Buffer Size (parameters 2,3,4 & 5) Y2 Set Default LPI (parameters 6 & 8) Y3 Set Default CPI (parameters: 10, 12, 15 & 16) Y5 Set Default Page Length (MPL) Y6 Set Default Max. Print Position (MPP) Y7 Set Case (Mono,Dual) Y8 Set LU1 La[...]

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    Programming the Xerox LS 3270 Xerox LS 3270 - 22 - Y73 Select Translate Table Y75 Overwrite Translate Table Y76 Create APL Translate Table Y77 Reset APL Translate Table Y78 Select APL Translate Table Y80 Overwrite APL Translate Table Y88 Margin Def inition (idaAFP only) Y89 Enable Margin Definition Y90 Define User Escape String Y100 Port Sharing Op[...]

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    Programming the Xerox LS 3270 Xerox LS 3270 - 23 - User Settings Functions (X-Functions): X1 Store Settings in Permanent Storage X2 Restore Settings from Permanent Storage X3 Restore Factory Default Settings X4 Restore Settings from Permanent Storage Engineering Functions: Y249 Enable Engineering Mode Z Functions: Zn Send user-defined string[...]

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    FSL Setup via Xerox LS 3270 Parallel Port Xerox LS 3270 - 24 - 6. FSL Setup via Xerox LS 3270 Parallel Port FSL support on the parallel input port is defined by temporary escape character, FSL Y100 and ESC X1. The Engineering Function Y249 (FSL setup via share port) allows you to program the FSL parameters for coax input directly via the parallel i[...]

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    FSL Setup via Xerox LS 3270 Parallel Port Xerox LS 3270 - 25 - NOTE: To ensure correct conversion of the characters following the engineering function, use characters existing in the symbol set PC-850 for Coax. Activating the Y249 Engineering Function Before the Engineering Function can be activated, an Escape character must be defined (see chapter[...]

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    FSL Setup via Xerox LS 3270 Parallel Port Xerox LS 3270 - 26 - 6.1. Updating firmware The Xerox LS 3270 firmware (complete firmware) may be updated either via the coax line or via the centronics input port. For further in formation please contact your distributor. If errors are detected, the downloading will be terminated and an error message will [...]

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    Error Messages Xerox LS 3270 - 27 - 7. Error Messages Errors fall into two categories: the operator-recoverable errors and the non-recoverable hardware errors. The error messages listed below are all printed out on paper when the error situation arises (provided the printer is on-line). You correct the errors from the host system in accordance with[...]

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    Error Messages Xerox LS 3270 - 28 - ESCAPE SEQUENCE ERROR TRANSLATE TABLE LOAD CHARACTER IS OUT OF RANGE VALIDATION VALUE IN FLASH PROM IS WRONG VALUES ARE NOW OVERWRITTEN WITH FACTORY DE FAULTS ESCAPE SEQUENCE ERROR ILLEGAL SEPARATOR FUNCTION (NO) IS NOT SUPPORTED ESCAPE SEQUENCE ERROR ESC Y MULTISTRIKE STRING IS TOO LONG Not in engineering mode F[...]

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    Error Messages Xerox LS 3270 - 29 - THE USER ADDRESS STRING IS TOO LONG TERMINATOR NOT ACCEPTED ESC Z IS WRONG Validation value in FLASH PROM is wrong YOU CANNOT LOCK THE FLASH PROM BEFORE YOU HAVE PROGRAMMED IT 7.2. Non -Recoverable Hardware Errors The following recovery attempt can be made: • Turn power OFF for 10 seconds and then ON again. If [...]

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    Test Printouts Xerox LS 3270 - 30 - 8. Test Printouts PCL Test Printout Xerox LS 3270 PCL , Version: S10 130.002 /00884004 Boot ID: 80051002 Escape code = 00 Hex, Character = ' '. There are 2048 bytes available in the dynamic area. 299 bytes are in use, and 1749 bytes are free. Function 1: is set to 4 Function 2: is set to 6 Function 3: i[...]

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    Test Printouts Xerox LS 3270 - 31 - 12 CPI = 80 , 20 CPI = 281, 15 CPI = 223 , 27 CPI = 290 16 CPI = 253 PROPORTIONAL SPACED = 1412 AFP TOP MARG. = 0 : 0 ACTIVE GFID = 11 AFP LEFT MARG. = 0 : 0 USER STRING #6 = 1B,26,6C,30,4F USER STRING #7 = 1B,45 IBM Setup String(s): 130 1B,28,73,33,42 131 1B,28,73,30,42 BARCODES: 39,3,2;29,3,2;28,3,2;26,3,2;35,3[...]

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    Test Printouts Xerox LS 3270 - 32 - FSL Test Printout Xerox LS 3270 FSL , Version: S10 130.002/00884004 Boot ID: 80051002 Escape code = 00 Hex, Character = ' '. There are 2048 bytes available in the dynamic area. 299 bytes are in use, and 1749 bytes are free. Function 1: is set to 4 Function 2: is set to 6 Function 3: is set to 10 Functio[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 33 - APPENDIX A. Quick Reference Guide to FSL Functions * = Factory Defaul t ** = Factory Default (US) No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 1 Buffer Size %Y1,<n1>% 1 = 960 characters 2 = 1920 characters 3 = 2560 characters *4 = 3440 characters 5 = 3564 characters FSL: N/S 2 LPI %Y2,<n1>% 0 = USER: No LPI AUTO[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 34 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 8 LU1 Language %Y8,<n1>% *0 = Download LU1 language from CU 1 = English US EBCDIC 3 = Austrian/ German 4 = Belgian 5 = Brazilian 6 = Canadian (French) 7 = Danish/ Norwegian 8 = Danish/ Norwegian Alt 9 = Finnish/ Swedish 10 = Finnish/ Swedish Alt 11 = French 13 = Austrian/ G[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 35 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 10 Page Format %Y10,<n1>[,n2]% n1 *0 = Portrait 1 = Landscape 2 = COR 1 3 = Fit to page in portrait 4 = 8" x 11" Portrait 5 = 8" x 12" Portrait 6 = 13.2" x 8.5" Landscape 7 = Landscape 13.2" 8 = Portrait 10 cpi x 11" 9 = Portrait 10 c[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 36 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 12 Paper Size %Y12,<n1>[,n2]% n1 *1 = A4 2 = Legal **3 = Letter 4 = Executive 5 = Letter (Monarch) 6 = Business (Com 10) 7 = International DL 8 = International C5 10 = A3 n2 1 = Tractor (Upper) 2 = Drawer 1 (Upper) 3 = Drawer 2 (Lower) 4 = Manual feeder 5 = Envelope feeder [...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 37 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 13 Line Overflow Option %Y13,<n1>[,n2]% n1 0 = Lines longer than print line are wrapped . Overflow data on next line. *1 = Lines longer than print line are cut . Overflow data is not printed. n2 1 = Tractor (Upper) 2 = Drawer 1 (Upper) 3 = Drawer 2 (Lower) 4 = Manual feeder[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 38 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 26 FF after Local Copy %Y26,<n1>% 0 = No FF 1 = FF *0=FSL *1=PCL 27 Non-SCS Print Image %Y27,<n1>% *0 = Null line suppression in Local Copy and non-SCS print. 1 = Null line suppression in non-SCS print and true screen image in Local Copy 2 = True screen image in non- [...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 39 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 29 NL at MPP +1 %Y29,<n1>% *0 = 1st PP of current line + 2 lines 1 = 1st PP of next line 30 Valid FF Followed by Data %Y30,<n1>% 0 = 2nd of 1st line of next form 1 = 1st PP of 1st line of next form *0=FSL *1=PCL 31 Valid FF at End of Print Buffer %Y31,<n1>% 0 = [...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 40 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 37 IBM Printer Emulation Select %Y37,<n1>% 0 = 3287 Emulation *1 = 3286/4214 Emulation 2 = HEX 00-3F sent transparently except valid SCS codes. TRN sent non- transparently 4 = HEX 00-3F sent as blanks except valid SCS codes. TRN sent trans- parently 6 = HEX 00-3F sent trans[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 41 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 46 IRQ Time %Y46,<n1>[,n2,n3]% n1 000 = Never send IRQ 001 to 255 = Send IRQ after n1 x 5 seconds *12 Send IRQ after 1 minute n2 001 to 255 = Hold Time Out. Send Hold Time Out after n2 x 5 sec if printer is in stop mode. *120 n3 000 = Never send Busy Timeout IRQ 001 to 255 [...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 42 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 48 Permanent ESC Character Selection %Y48,<n1>[;n2 [;n3]]% or %Y48,<xx>% n1 'char.' = character selected from the current IBM char. table in apostrophe notation xx = HEX value of the character selected from the LU3 table n2 max. of 5 characters to introduce [...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 43 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 51 User-Defined String(s) at Power-Up %Y51,<n1>% 0-7 = One or more strings defined in FSL 61 first 52 User defined string(s) at power up/printer error %Y52,<string no>% 0-7 = One or more strings indicated in the form <n1>,<n2>...<nx> in ascending seq[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 44 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 55 Bar Code Select %Y55,<n1>% 0 = Disable bar code printing *1 = Enable bar code printing on graphics printers Y55: FSL only 56 Bar Code Entry Please see the chapter on Bar Code Printing in the 3270 Programmer’s Guide, doc. no. D62077 Y56: FSL only 57 User-Defined String([...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 45 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 62 Setup for IBM Defined Strings %Y62,<n1>,<n2>% Please refer to the 3270 Programmer’s Guide, doc. no. D62077 for further information 63 Logo Definitions %Y63,n,<string> [;n<string>; <string>;n, <string>;....;n, <string>% n = user defin[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 46 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 75 Overwrite Translate Table PCL: %Y75,<n1>[,n2], <data>[:n1,n2, <data>]% ----------------- FSL: %Y75,n1,n2[;n2]| [:n1,n2]% n1 00-BF = LU3 position in HEX of character to be trans- lated n2 1-8 = Symbol set defined in FSL 74 n3 00-FF = Data in ASCII HEX required[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 47 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 79 ida 820 AFP Font Offset %Y79,<n1>% 0-200 = Offset to be added to the specified font *0 = No offset is added This function only needs to be changed from default if other applications are using the ida AFP font IDs. Y79: PCL only 80 Overwrite APL Translate Table %Y80,<n[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 48 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 88 Physical Margins %Y88,<n1>,<n2> [,n3]% n1 0 to 32000 = Horizontal margin compensation in 1/1440" *0 n2 0 to 32000 = Vertical margin compensation in 1/1440" *0 n3 0-9 = Page format as defined in FSL 10 20 = Support for front page in duplex 21 = Support for[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 49 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 91 Font Definition %Y91,<n1>,<n2>, <n3>,<n4>,<n5> [,n6]% n1 (IBM GFID) 1-65535 = IBM GFID no. n2 (Typeface) 0-255 = Pre-program- med typeface value n3 (Attribute) 0 = No attributes 1 = Bold 2 = Italic 3 = Bold and Italic 4 = Proportional 5 = Prop. Bo[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 50 - No Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 96 Simulate Font Change %Y96,<n1> 1-65535 = GFID No. in deci- mals *11 Y96: PCL only 98 Automatic Page Orientation APO) %Y98,<n1> [ ,n2 ] % n1 0 = Activate APO *1 = Deactivate APO 2 = Validate physical page n2 1 = Drawer 1 (Upper) 2 = Drawer 1 (Upper) 3 = Drawer 2 (Low[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 51 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 111 idaAFP Duplex Support This function tells idaAFP to use the duplex facility in the printer. idaAFP is told to support duplex via query. %Y111,<n1>% n1 *0 = Printer does not support duplex 1 = Printer supports duplex Y111: PCL only 112 idaAFP PCL5 Font Support Via query,[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 52 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations 114 idaAFP Colour Support %Y114,<n1>% n1 *0 = No colour support available 1 = Support for colour printing 2 = Colour by simulation 9 = As 1, but with Pixel Placement Support 10 = As 2, but with Pixel Placement Support Y114: PCL only 115 idaAFP Misc. %Y115,<n1>% n1 0 =[...]

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    Appendix A Xerox LS 3270 - 53 - No. Name Syntax Parameters Deviations L Send Logos #Ln 0-7 = User Defined Logos T Initiate Tests %T# 1= Off-line hex dump 2= On-line hex dump 3= ASCII hex dump 4= Printout settings 5= Printout translate table 6= Cancel ASCII hex dump Re. T2: Please note that when using LU3 communication, it is not possible to make an[...]

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    Appendix B Xerox LS 3270 - 54 - APPENDIX B. Selected Xerox Products Coax Supported Printers External Xerox LS 3270 Any Xerox decentralized PCL printer Xerox 3270 C/RS Any Xerox decentralized PCL printer Xerox 3270/X C/RS Any Xerox decentralized XES & PCL printer Xerox Flex + Xerox 3270 PCL/XES Any Xerox decentralized XES & PCL printer Exter[...]

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    Index Xerox LS 3270 - 55 - Index —C— COAX, 8 Connection Printer, 8 Connections Timeout, 13 Control Units, 8 —E— Error messages, 27 ESC Character, defining, 15 External Power Supply, 11 —F— Features, 5 Firmware updating, 26 Front Panel Coax, 8 CU, 14 Indicator LEDs, 14 PAR, 14 Parallel/Centronics In, 9 Parallel/Centronics Out, 8 Rotary S[...]