Items Specified by Printing Options
The following section explains the items that can be specified in each printing option.
filetype
Specify the Printer Language to be used for printing when a Printer Language except for RP-GL/2 is specified on the machine.
Format
filetype=Printer Language name
Or
fil=Printer Language name
Value and behavior
Substitute the three-letter abbreviation of the printer language name for "Printer Language name". To switch to RP-GL, specify "RGL". To switch to RP-GL/2, specify "GL2". The default values of the RPGL menu are applied.
Explanation
The Printer Language selected in "Printer Language" on the "System" tab under "Printer Settings" is used for printing, unless this printing option is specified. If RP-GL/2 is not selected, output files may not be printed normally. If "Auto" is selected in "Printer Language", the machine automatically switches its printer language to RP-GL/2 when it receives an RP-GL/2 file.
imagedirection
Specify whether or not to rotate the images in the drawing.
Format
imagedirection=reverse
imagedirection=normal
Value and behavior
Value | Behavior |
|---|---|
reverse | Rotates the images in the drawing by 180 degrees when printing |
normal | Prints the images in their original orientation |
Explanation
This printing option is effective even when "pjl=on" is not specified.
pjl
Specify "pjl" to enable "qty".
Format
Pjl=on
Explanation
In order to enable "qty", you must also specify "pjl=on". The "qty" option is ignored.
qty
Specify the number of copies to which electronic sorting is applied.
Format
qty=sort quantity
Value and behavior
Specify an integer value between 1 and 999.
Explanation
In order to enable "qty", you must also specify "pjl=on". The "qty" option is otherwise ignored.
When you specify "emlqty", the "qty" option is ignored.
usercode
Specify the user code.
Format
usercode="user code"
Explanation
Specify the user code by entering an 8-digit number.
Enclose the user code in quotation marks (").
This item cannot be specified when you are using a FTP client under Windows.
To specify a user code using "ftp", use capital letters.
Double quotation marks are not transmitted under some operating systems, and you may need to enter an escape character such as backslash "\" (0x5c) in such cases. For example, use the following format for "ftp":
ftp> put filename USERCODE=\"12345\"