APPENDIX D REFERENCE LIST OF MX-2000/4000/5000/7000 SERIES UNIQUE COMMANDS - 5
 
3.  COMMAND REFERENCE LIST 
This section describes the specific commands as listed below used to support the functions of the Mailbox unit. 
1)  PJL output tray & mode setting  
2)  PJL mailbox protection & bin number setting  
3)  PJL avoidance of output bin full  
4)  PCL output tray setting  
5)  PS output tray & mode setting  
6)  PS mailbox protection & bin number setting  
 
For the details on each command, refer to the following sections.  
 
3.1.  Commands Descriptions 
3.1.1.  PJL output tray & mode setting 
Format 
@PJL SET/DEFAULT OUTBIN=TrayName 
Parameter 
TrayName* 
  UPPER: 
Select the printer face-down output tray. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN1: 
Select the #1 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN2: 
Select the #2 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN3: 
Select the #3 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN4: 
Select the #4 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN5: 
Select the #5 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN6: 
Select the #6 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN7: 
Select the #7 bin of the Mailbox unit.) 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN8: 
Select the #8 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN9: 
Select the #9 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  OPTIONALOUTPUTBIN10: 
Select the #10 bin of the Mailbox unit. 
  ALLSTACKER: 
Select the stacker function. ** 
  ALLSORTER: 
Select the sorter function. ** 
* = The tray names are compatible with the HP tray naming. 
** = These are unique tray names (parameters). 
Default = ALLSTACKER 
Explanation 
  This command selects the specified output tray and output mode, trays defined as Mailboxes are numbered 
from the bottom of the unit upwards 
  This command is ignored when there is no specified tray. 
  The ALLSTACKER and ALLSORTER parameters are executed for all output trays other than the ones which 
are defined and protected as mailboxes.  (Refer to Section 3.1.2 'PJL mailbox protection & tray number 
setting'.) 
  The difference between the SET and DEFAULT selection and the effective period of this setting follow the 
PJL specifications.