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Chapter 4 Development Guide for a Cooperative Application
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[JOB_ID] DETAIL_STATUS An ID showing the detailed status of the
job is output.
For changes of the status of the
DETAIL_STATUS key, see "Values Output
to DETAIL_STATUS Key and Transition
Diagram" on page 4-81.
Reception processing: "1"
Waiting for publishing: "2"
Publishing: "3"
Pause processing: "4"
Waiting for return processing: "5"
Canceling processing: "6"
Paused: "7"
Waiting for return: "8"
Done (no alarm, no error disk): "9"
Done (alarm, no error disk): "10" *
5
Done (alarm, error disk): "11" *
5
User cancel done: "12"
Error cancel done: "13"
Reception refused: "14"
Unknown: "99"
When the job status
changes
ESTIMATION_TIME_RE
MAIN
An estimated time for remaining
processing the job.
(Jobs with the error rate measurement
setting only are not written.)
An estimated time until the remaining
job is completed in increments of one
second.
* This key is not written for completed
jobs.
As needed while
the job is being
published
PUBLISHER[N]
This is an
information of each
PUBLISHER.
* [N] stands for a
machine number
that starts from 1.
NAME The publishing machine names
registered by EPSON Total Disc Setup are
written.
Publishing machine name Always appears as
long as registered
machine exists
STACKER1 The remaining amount of discs in the
stacker 1 of the specified publisher is
expressed in percentage. Note that this is
not the number of remaining discs.
The percentage ("0" to "100")
Unknown: "-1"
Each time the
remaining amount
of discs changes
STACKER2 The remaining amount of discs in the
stacker 2 of the specified publisher is
expressed in percentage. Note that this is
not the number of remaining discs.
The percentage ("0" to "100")
Unknown: "-1"
Each time the
remaining amount
of discs changes
STACKER3 The status of the stacker 3 (full or not full)
of the specified publisher is written.
When the stacker is full: "100"
When the stacker is not full: "0"
Unknown: "-1"
When the stacker
full status or not-full
status is detected.
STACKER4 The status of the stacker 4 (full or not full)
of the specified publisher is written.
When the stacker is full: "100"
When the stacker is not full: "0"
Unknown: "-1"
When the stacker
full status or not-full
status is detected.
INK_C The cyan ink level of the specified
publisher is written.
The percentage ("0" to "100")
(*2)
Unknown: "-1"
Each time the ink is
consumed
INK_M The magenta ink level of the specified
publisher is written.
The percentage ("0" to "100")
(*2)
Unknown: "-1"
Each time the ink is
consumed
INK_Y The yellow ink level of the specified
publisher is written.
The percentage ("0" to "100")
(*2)
Unknown: "-1"
Each time the ink is
consumed
INK_LC The light cyan ink level of the specified
publisher is written.
The percentage ("0" to "100")
(*2)
Unknown: "-1"
Each time the ink is
consumed
INK_LM The light magenta ink level of the
specified publisher is written.
The percentage ("0" to "100")
(*2)
Unknown: "-1"
Each time the ink is
consumed
INK_B The black ink level of the specified
publisher is written.
The percentage ("0" to "100")
(*2)
Unknown: "-1"
Each time the ink is
consumed
INFO[M]
* [M] stands for a
number that starts
from 1.
The hardware status is written by
INFORMATION code.
If multiple INFORMATION codes exist, the
corresponding multiple codes are
written.
When the hardware recovers from the
status, the INFORMATION code is deleted
when the STF file is updated.
The "INFOR[M]=" always appear even
while the hardware is operating normally.
See "INFORMATION Code List". Each time an error
occurs
Section name Key name Explanation
Output values that indicate
status
Change
timing