Overview

To view or modify the parameters that control how the printer processes print jobs that use Printer Command Language (PCL), use the PCL General Settings page in the Embedded Web Server. Note : If the device detects transparent text in a PCL print job, it prints the text as white text You cannot configure this setting. To modify PCL settings: Set PCL Tray Mapping PCL Tray Mapping customizes the PCL paper source commands to match attributes for paper in the trays, without requiring additional PCL codes Tray mapping eliminates the need to remap drives in third-party applications that use PCL commands Tray mapping enables you to map PCL paper source trays to Xerox device trays for the following tray numbers: Note : Depending on the configuration of your Xerox device, and depending on which of the optional trays are installed, the available device trays vary. To configure tray mapping: In the Embedded Web Server, click  Properties > Apps > Printing . Click  Page Description Languages > PCL . Click the  General Settings  tab. In the Options area, configure the settings as required: For Pitch Size, type the pitch size for the default font. For Point Size, type the point size for the default font. For Font Name, select the default font type. For Symbol Set, select the PCL symbol set to use when printing PCL or text files The printer uses this symbol set when the print driver does not specify the PCL symbol set within the print job. For Lines Per Page, specify how many lines of text fit on a page This setting determines the line spacing for a printed page The allowable range is 5–180 lines per page For a portrait letter-size page, the default setting is 60 lines per page. To change all line feed characters to carriage returns with line feeds, select the check box for  Treat "LF" as "CR" + "LF" If the documents do not use the CR+LF combination, use this option. For Default Orientation, select the default page orientation. For Edge-to-Edge Printing, select an option. Normal Print Margins (Recommended) : Select this option to disable edge-to-edge printing. Edge-to-Edge Printing on All Prints : Select this option to enable edge-to-edge printing The device prints with no border for PCL print jobs. To ignore any PCL tray commands, select the check box for  Ignore Tray Commands . To rotate PCL envelopes, select the check box for  Rotate Envelopes . To rotate the output for portrait output, select the check box for  Wide A4 , as needed. For Suppress Blank Pages, select an option: Do Not Suppress Blank Pages : This option allows blank pages sent in a print job to be printed. Suppress All Blank Pages : This option prevents blank pages in a print job from printing. Suppress Last Page if Blank : If the last page of a print job is blank, this option prevents the last page from printing. Note : When you change the  Suppress Blank Pages  setting, after you select  Apply , a restart of the device is required. For Pitch Size, type the pitch size for the default font. For Point Size, type the point size for the default font. For Font Name, select the default font type. For Symbol Set, select the PCL symbol set to use when printing PCL or text files The printer uses this symbol set when the print driver does not specify the PCL symbol set within the print job. For Lines Per Page, specify how many lines of text fit on a page This setting determines the line spacing for a printed page The allowable range is 5–180 lines per page For a portrait letter-size page, the default setting is 60 lines per page. To change all line feed characters to carriage returns with line feeds, select the check box for  Treat "LF" as "CR" + "LF" If the documents do not use the CR+LF combination, use this option. For Default Orientation, select the default page orientation. For Edge-to-Edge Printing, select an option. Normal Print Margins (Recommended) : Select this option to disable edge-to-edge printing. Edge-to-Edge Printing on All Prints : Select this option to enable edge-to-edge printing The device prints with no border for PCL print jobs. Normal Print Margins (Recommended) : Select this option to disable edge-to-edge printing. Edge-to-Edge Printing on All Prints : Select this option to enable edge-to-edge printing The device prints with no border for PCL print jobs. To ignore any PCL tray commands, select the check box for  Ignore Tray Commands . To rotate PCL envelopes, select the check box for  Rotate Envelopes . To rotate the output for portrait output, select the check box for  Wide A4 , as needed. For Suppress Blank Pages, select an option: Do Not Suppress Blank Pages : This option allows blank pages sent in a print job to be printed. Suppress All Blank Pages : This option prevents blank pages in a print job from printing. Suppress Last Page if Blank : If the last page of a print job is blank, this option prevents the last page from printing. Note : When you change the  Suppress Blank Pages  setting, after you select  Apply , a restart of the device is required. Do Not Suppress Blank Pages : This option allows blank pages sent in a print job to be printed. Suppress All Blank Pages : This option prevents blank pages in a print job from printing. Suppress Last Page if Blank : If the last page of a print job is blank, this option prevents the last page from printing. Note : When you change the  Suppress Blank Pages  setting, after you select  Apply , a restart of the device is required. Click  Apply . To restart the printer, click  Reboot Machine . PCL source tray: 0–8, 20–24, 30–33 Xerox device trays: 1–6 In the Embedded Web Server, click  Properties > Apps > Printing . Click  Page Description Languages > PCL . Click the  Tray Mapping  tab. The Options area displays the PCL source tray numbers For the source tray that you need to map, select a device tray from the list. Auto Select Use Currently Selected Tray Tray number An option is available for each paper tray in the configuration. Auto Select Use Currently Selected Tray Tray number An option is available for each paper tray in the configuration. Repeat step 4 for each tray mapped in the PCL application. Click  Save . Note : To restore the default tray settings for your device, click Restore Feature Defaults Depending on the configuration of the device, the default settings can vary.