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Programmer’s Reference Guide
# = 2002:
Note:
A4 (210 mm x 297 mm) with top & bottom no-print area of 1/6 in.
(Most A4 continuous forms are 210 mm x 112/3 in.)
Sending this command causes any unprinted pages to be printed, then
resets the top margin, text length, and left/rights margins to their defaults,
and disables macro overlays. The active position moves to the left edge of
the logical page at the top margin.
This printer offers two categories of page sizes: standard and custom. The standard
page sizes are formatted identically to LaserJet sizes, with the addition of A5, A6, and
an added variation of A4. The custom page sizes, on the other hand, allow you to
take full advantage of your continuous-form laser printer.
The following standard and custom page size definitions apply:
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A Standard Portrait page size is defined using the Page Size command
(Ec & l # A, where # = 1, 2, 3, 26, 2000, 2001, or 2002) and the Orientation
command (Ec & l # O, where # = 0) which defines the rotational position of
the logical page on the physical page.
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A Standard Landscape page size is defined using the Page Size command
(Ec & l # A, where # = 1, 2, 3, 26, 2000, 2001, or 2002) and the Orientation
command (Ec & l # O, where # = 1).
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A Custom Portrait page size is defined using the Page Size command
(Ec & l # A, where # = 300-560 or 600-1426), the Orientation command
(Ec & l # O, where # = 0), and Frm Width=... from the Extended Configuration
Menu.
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A Custom Landscape page size is defined using the Page Size command
(Ec & l # A, where # = 300-560 or 600-1426), the Orientation command
(Ec & l # O, where # = 1), and Frm Width=... from the Extended Configuration
Menu.
The following pages show pictorially the principal relationships between Physical
Page, Printable Area, and Logical Page, as they apply to standard and custom,
portrait and landscape page sizes.