MX-3110N using PJL codes to print out of two different drawers for business orders.

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  • greggbush
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2011
    • 6

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    MX-3110N using PJL codes to print out of two different drawers for business orders.

    I have a customer who just bought a 3110N and I have it set up to print their orders via their UNIX program. They need two copies of the orders and that is now working fine. They would ideally like it to print 2 copies but one out of drawer 1 and one out of drawer 2, which would have colored paper in it. I cannot make head nor tails out of the PJL code for carbon copy. Here is the command and parameters

    CARBONPRINT #<tray>$<type>#<tray>$<type>

    for the tray, it says tray1=1, tray2=2 etc. and for type, plain=2 and color=7.

    I have tried sending every combination imaginable similar to this below:

    CARBONPRINT=#<1>$<2>#<2>$<7>

    I have also tried it removing the <> without success. Any ideas?

    Thanks!
  • SharpDan
    Technician
    • Oct 2011
    • 13

    #2
    Re: MX-3110N using PJL codes to print out of two different drawers for business order

    I have a customer that has the same set up using pjl codes. Im going to Call him and see what he did.

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    • MFPTech
      Trusted Tech

      250+ Posts
      • Nov 2010
      • 486

      #3
      Re: MX-3110N using PJL codes to print out of two different drawers for business order

      Originally posted by greggbush
      I have a customer who just bought a 3110N and I have it set up to print their orders via their UNIX program. They need two copies of the orders and that is now working fine. They would ideally like it to print 2 copies but one out of drawer 1 and one out of drawer 2, which would have colored paper in it. I cannot make head nor tails out of the PJL code for carbon copy. Here is the command and parameters

      CARBONPRINT #<tray>$<type>#<tray>$<type>

      for the tray, it says tray1=1, tray2=2 etc. and for type, plain=2 and color=7.

      I have tried sending every combination imaginable similar to this below:

      CARBONPRINT=#<1>$<2>#<2>$<7>

      I have also tried it removing the <> without success. Any ideas?

      Thanks!

      Are the paper types specified on the copier?

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