Ricoh INFOPRINT XT GLD0-0025-01 User Manual
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G
GHO.
Graphics
Handling
Option.
Graphics
Handling
Option
(GHO).
A
collection
of
hardware
and
software
that
enables
a
Xerox
LPS
printer
to
encoded,
digitized
graphic
images.
H
HFDL.
Host
Forms
Description
Language.
Host
Forms
Description
Language
(HFDL).
A
Xerox
host-resident
software
product
(on
z/OS
and
z/VM)
that
customers
use
to
create
electronic
forms
for
Xerox
LPS
printers.
The
printer
software
(microcode)
included
with
the
Xerox
LPS
printer
includes
a
printer-resident
version
of
the
software.
I
IMG.
The
file
type,
or
extension,
of
a
Xerox
image
file.
InfoPrint
XT
converts
Xerox
IMGs
to
AFP
page
segments.
inline
resources.
In
a
Xerox
printing
environment,
all
resources,
such
as
fonts
and
graphics,
are
on
the
Xerox
printer.
Xerox
printers
can
accept
jobs
that
specify
FILE
or
GRAPHICS
DJDEs,
which
cause
new
resources
to
load
on
the
printer.
In
some
cases,
the
incoming
job
contains
no
data,
but
rather
contains
resources
that
load
on
the
printer
when
the
job
runs.
inverse
landscape
orientation.
The
position
of
printed
data
on
a
sheet
of
paper,
180°
from
standard
landscape
orientation
for
a
device.
inverse
portrait
orientation.
The
position
of
printed
data
on
a
sheet
of
paper,
180°
from
standard
portrait
orientation
for
a
device.
J
JDE.
Job
Descriptor
Entry.
JDL.
Job
Description
Library.
Job
Descriptor
Entry
(JDE).
A
set
of
print-job
characteristics
grouped
together
to
represent
the
processing
requirements
for
a
specific
job.
These
are
also
known
as
job
command
sets.
You
can
define
one
of
the
JDEs
as
the
default
job
descriptor
entry.
You
can
then
use
this
to
establish
a
default
environment,
which
DJDE
statements
embedded
in
the
actual
job
can
then
dynamically
alter.
Job
Descriptor
Library
(JDL).
The
object
file
created
by
compiling
the
JSL,
which
contains
one
or
more
JDEs
to
use
on
a
Xerox
LPS
printer.
JSL.
Job
Source
Library.
Job
Source
Library
(JSL).
A
Xerox
LPS
printer
source
file
that
contains
statements
that
define
the
characteristics
of
one
or
more
environments
(JDEs),
such
as
tape
formats
for
tape
to
print,
logical
processing
requirements,
and
output
formats
(COPIES,
OFFSET,
DUPLEX,
SHIFT,
FORMS,
and
so
forth).
To
run
Xerox
jobs,
the
JSL
must
first
be
translated
to
an
object
form
(compiled)
JDL
by
the
printer
control
unit.
InfoPrint
XT
does
not
use
JSL
commands
in
data
stream
conversion.
L
Laser
Printing
System
(LPS).
A
class
of
Xerox
cut-sheet
production
printers
that
accept
LCDS
and
metacode
jobs.
Most
of
the
LPS
printers,
such
as
the
4635,
are
in
the
DocuPrint
series
of
printers.
LCDS.
Line
Conditioned
Data
Stream.
LGO.
The
file
type,
or
extension,
of
a
Xerox
logo
file.
InfoPrint
XT
converts
Xerox
LGOs
to
AFP
page
segments.
LIB.
The
file
type
of
a
Xerox
80-byte
text
file,
or
a
cluster
library
file
(not
in
80-byte
text
format).
InfoPrint
XT
processes
and
uses
information
in
the
CLUSTR.LIB
file.
This
file
correlates
clusters,
which
are
individual
paper
drawers
or
groups
of
paper
drawers,
with
names
of
paper
drawers
or
paper
drawer
groups.
STK
files
contain
the
name
definitions.
Line
Conditioned
Data
Stream.
Line
data
with
embedded
DJDEs
that
specify
formatting
instructions
for
the
data.
line
data.
A
data
stream
format
that
contains
standard
text
data
and
impact
printer
controls,
such
as
channels
and
carriage
controls.
Line
data
contains
no
metacodes
or
DJDEs.
logical
page.
An
imaginary
rectangular
section
of
a
physical
side
of
a
sheet.
Using
the
BEGIN
command,
Xerox
jobs
can
specify
that
several
logical
pages
exist
on
each
physical
page.
Xerox
data
streams
typically
use
skip-to-channel-one
carriage
controls
to
jump
from
one
logical
page
to
the
next.
When
data
processing
finishes
for
all
the
logical
pages
on
one
side,
the
next
skip-to-channel-one
carriage
control
causes
the
printer
to
jump
to
the
first
logical
page
on
the
next
side.
logical
processor
commands.
Special
Xerox
commands
that
look
for
predefined
character
strings
or
character-string
changes
in
the
input
data,
and
take
various
kinds
of
action
when
one
of
the
strings
is
found.
The
logical
processor
commands
include:
BANNER
Detects
banner
pages.
It
might
use
some
of
the
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