Billing Code
Specify the billing code.
billingcode=Value of billingcode (0x09(<HT>), 0x20-0xFF (except 0x22))
*1
*1
MAX 228 bytes = 255byte (Max number of characters allowed for each PJL command line on GW-PJL source)
- 27 bytes (number of characters for @PJL SET BILLINGCODE = ""<CR><LF>)
• rsh
% rsh nphost print billingcode=0x09 < file1
• rcp
% rcp file1 nphost: billingcode=0x09
• ftp
ftp> put file1 billingcode=0x09
• Note that PJL syntax allows any number of spaces to be entered. For example, multiple spaces can
be inserted between "@PJL" and "SET", or before and after the "=" sign.
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Therefore, a password can be less than the maximum value (228 bytes).
• This also implies the maximum value (228 bytes) is secured as long as the normal syntax is used.
Usercode
Specify the usercode.
Usercode=\"value of usercode\"
The usercode must be specified using up to eight digits.
The usercode must be inside double quotation marks (" ").
Some operating systems cannot forward the usercode if it is inside double quotation marks. If this is the
case, include escape characters such as back slashes (\) (0x5c) in place of double quotation marks.
• rsh
% rsh nphost print usercode=\"12345\" < file1
• rcp
% rcp file1 nphost: usercode=\"12345\"
• ftp
ftp> put file1 USERCODE=\"12345\"
• If you are printing with the ftp command, enter the usercode in uppercase letters.
Specifying the Device Option
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