Re: CP4025 & CP4525 59.53 error when running a full calibration
Re: Accessing a printer Hard Drive
As @Dennis Handly has already stated, getting data off a bad HDD is probably not possible.
However, if the HDD is still readable and in place, you may be able (not sure - I don't have a printer with HDD to try this out on) to make use of the various PJL File System commands to extract information.
For example:
- @PJL FSDIRLIST NAME = "0:\" to return a list of files (with their sizes) and directories which exist within the root directory on volume 0 (there may possibly also be volumes 1 and 2 ?).
- @PJL FSUPLOAD PATH = "pathname" SIZE = size to return size bytes of data from the file with the given pathname.
Note that use of these commands depends on the application you use to 'send' the command to the printer port being able to read replies on the 'back channel'.
Re: borderless printing with CP2025
I find the answers of DavidZuts et al rather strange
a) if I feed in A5 paper I can print right up to the edge -- so the printer is designed to be happy with this
b) and, possibly more interesting, if I press the concealed button to print an engine test page the test lines extend to the edge of A4 paper -- so the engine is designed to print full width
So why restrict it?
Re: borderless printing with CP2025
The responces are correct. The printer can not produce a full bleed on paper that is 8.5 inches wide which is standard for letter paper and is the max width this printer will accept. It will do full bleed on your A size papers since both are less than 8.5 inches accross. If you run your engine test on 8.5 inch wide paper you will see that it has a border of 1/8 to 1/4 inch on all sides. The orginal issue of the original poster was being able to produce labels on letter size paper all the way to both side accross which is not possible.
Somebody knows the codification PCL of type TAHOMA ?
Hi guys,
Somebody knows the codification PCL of type TAHOMA ??
EC = esc
Courier = EC:"(s4099T"
Arial = EC:"(s16602T"
TimesNewRoman = EC:"(s16901T"
Tahoma = ....??
Thanks,
Nika.
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Re: how to Embed fonts in PCL file
@Nika6
You should not have attached your question to this post (which is about a totally different problem), for the following reasons:
- Anyone looking at the title of the thread "how to Embed fonts in PCL file" will not think that there is a separate question about PCL typeface identifiers within it.
- The original thread was posted a long time ago (2012-11-09), so very few people will see your 'update' - I've only seen it because (as a responder to the thread) I get a notification of updates to the thread.
So please post your question in a new thread (use the New Post button), rather than updating this thread (using the Reply button).
Having said that, as far as I'm aware, none of the standard LaserJet printers include Tahoma as a printer-resident font, so there wouldn't be much point in trying to select it using a PCL font selection sequence which included a typeface identifier for Tahoma (even if one has been allocated).
HP Laserjet 3525dn
Hi everybody!
I get the follow error whenever I try to print in HP Laserjet 3525dn:
41.7 PRINTER ERROR
To continue press OK
What does it means?
Can anybody help me?
Thanks!!!
Aline.
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Brand new Printer (LaserJet Color 400 Pro M451dw)
Just installed this brand new printer and registed it on the HP website. Now it shows the warranty is expired since 2014.
How is that possible?
pcl xl error message for a hp 4600
I got this printer from a friend. when I print online from some sites I get an error message
Pc xl error
subsystem: Kernel
Error : IllegalTag
Operator: oxfb
Position: 7173
I'm using window's 8.1. So please can somebody help me please
Re: pcl xl error message for a hp 4600
Re: Brand new Printer (LaserJet Color 400 Pro M451dw)
Laserjet P20135 Can't intstall in Windows 7 32-bits
Guys, good morning!
I have a Laserjet P2035 printer installed on a machine with Windows 8 64-bit, I shared with other Desktops and only on PCs with Windows 7 32-bit I could not install. Not with the HP Drive or with nothing. can you help me?
I thank you.
P.S.: Sorry for my bad english, im Braziliam
Re: HP Laserjet 3525dn
Re: Laserjet P20135 Can't intstall in Windows 7 32-bits
How to add @PJL JOB NAME - Information to data sent to printer by Windows
Hello,
how can I make Windows to add the jobname to the PJL-header of a PCL-print job sent to a printer?
We want to buffer print jobs on a second machine connected to a workstation and listening for printer data on port 9100. There we want to extract the jobname of the received data.
I found that the MFP 1530-driver on Windows does the job and adds many PJL-Information to the job data, including @PJL SET JOBNAME="document_name", but most other drivers do not so.
Can this feature be configured somewhere in the Windows driver configuration? Or do I need a special driver to fullfill this task?
Many thx!
Thomas
Which HP printer driver sends @PJL JOB NAME with print data?
Hello,
I need to extract the job name (document name) of raw print data received on port 9100.
Within PJL the job name is transferred with the @PJL SET JOB NAME="document" - command.
My question is which HP printer driver generates this PJL data? I've found out that my private Laserjet M1530-driver does, but I've found no other one.
Does anybody know which of the windows build in HP printer drivers generates the PJL-JOBNAME-output?
Many thx
Thomas
Re: How to add @PJL JOB NAME - Information to data sent to printer by Windows
The set of PJL job-control commands inserted as a job-header are predefined by the printer driver.
As far as I'm aware, there is no simple method of configuring this.
Re: How to add @PJL JOB NAME - Information to data sent to printer by Windows
Hi Chris,
do you know, perhaps, which ones of the windows built-in-driver does insert the PJL JOBNAME-command?
Regards,
Thomas
Re: Which HP printer driver sends @PJL JOB NAME with print data?
I suspect that many of the LaserJet drivers include this information as part of the generated job header.
For example, on my Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit system, the PCL5 driver built-in to the operating system for my LaserJet 1320 generates job headers of the form:
<Esc>%-12345X @PJL JOB NAME="EAN13_notes.rtf.txt - Notepad"[0a] @PJL SET STRINGCODESET=UTF8[0a] @PJL COMMENT "hp LaserJet 1320 PCL 5 (61.53.25.9); Windows 8.1 Pro 6.3.9600.1; Unidrv 0.3.9600.16384"[0a] @PJL COMMENT "Username: chris; App Filename: EAN13_notes.rtf.txt - Notepad; 4-30-2014"[0a] @PJL DMINFO ASCIIHEX="0400040101020D101001153230313430343330313533373130"[0a] @PJL SET HOLD=OFF[0a] @PJL SET USERNAME="chris"[0a] @PJL SET JOBNAME="EAN13_notes.rtf.txt - Notepad"[0a] @PJL SET PROCESSINGTYPE="STAPLING"[0a] @PJL SET PROCESSINGOPTION="NONE"[0a] @PJL SET PROCESSINGBOUNDARY=MOPY[0a] @PJL SET RESOLUTION=600[0a] @PJL ENTER LANGUAGE=PCL[0a]<Esc>E . . . etc.
where <Esc> represents the Escape control-code character, and [0a] represents the LineFeed control-code character.
Re: How to add @PJL JOB NAME - Information to data sent to printer by Windows
I think that many of them do - see my reply to your other question http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Printers-LaserJet/Which-HP-printer-driver-sends-PJL-JOB-NAME-with-print-data/m-p/6749161