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  • PANG
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    • Feb 2009
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    #1

    Prescribe command

    HI ! i would like to ask a simple question ? How and where to learn this prescribe command ?THANKS
  • 10871087
    Service Manager

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    • Jan 2005
    • 1143

    #2
    Originally posted by PANG
    HI ! i would like to ask a simple question ? How and where to learn this prescribe command ?THANKS
    You should be able to download a PRESCRIBE manual from Kyocera, just go to their public site and pick just about any printer and it will come up in the list.

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    • blackcat4866
      Master Of The Obvious

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      • Jul 2007
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      #3
      Are you trying to do something specific?
      If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
      1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
      2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
      3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
      4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
      5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.

      blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=

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      • PANG
        Trusted Tech

        100+ Posts
        • Feb 2009
        • 104

        #4
        Originally posted by blackcat4866
        Are you trying to do something specific?
        I am interested in learning
        what is pre-command about ? i saw the thread regarding 1st tray to use ....and 2nd tray to use .... by sggarge . to make me curious is my company IT deparment guy is just dont know what is about ! From here if anyone can show the way ,i can learn it ,i will appreciated. THANKS

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        • jneezy2008
          Software/IT

          50+ Posts
          • Mar 2009
          • 72

          #5
          PREscribe is a programming language developed by Kyocera Mita. You use it for "special" printing such as printing letterhead on the fly, pull paper from tray 1 then switch to tray 2 then back and so on, print custom green-bar, print bar codes, overlay forms on the fly, change fonts dynamically, change lpi and/or cpi, reformat ASCII or Line Data, filter out unwanted/redundant data(the possibilities really are endless). The PREscribe script lives on a CF card that is inserted into the Kyocera/Copystar copier and it can be moved between copiers of the same manufacturer.

          As far as I know you must go to Kyocera's training in Texas to get the compiler and everything.
          The snozberries taste like snozberries!!

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          • cboucher
            • Jun 2025

            #6
            Originally posted by jneezy2008
            PREscribe is a programming language developed by Kyocera Mita. You use it for "special" printing such as printing letterhead on the fly, pull paper from tray 1 then switch to tray 2 then back and so on, print custom green-bar, print bar codes, overlay forms on the fly, change fonts dynamically, change lpi and/or cpi, reformat ASCII or Line Data, filter out unwanted/redundant data(the possibilities really are endless). The PREscribe script lives on a CF card that is inserted into the Kyocera/Copystar copier and it can be moved between copiers of the same manufacturer.

            As far as I know you must go to Kyocera's training in Texas to get the compiler and everything.
            There is no compiler for Prescribe. Most of the things you can do with Prescribe can be done using text files. IC Link is also a good tool for working with Prescribe.

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            • bsm2
              IT Manager

              25,000+ Posts
              • Feb 2008
              • 29860

              #7
              sample print tray 1 and 2

              !R!
              CMNT created by IC-Link version: 0,7,6,21;
              CMNT creation time: [2009/07/14 - 21:15];
              CMNT delete macros, which will be used in CCPY;
              DELM S0;
              DELM S1;
              CMNT definition of the macros which will be used by CCPY command;
              CMNT define macro: S0;
              MCRO S0;
              ENDM;
              CMNT define macro: S1;
              MCRO S1;
              ENDM;
              CMNT command CCPY;
              CCPY E;
              PSRC 1;AMCR E,S0;TERM 1;
              PSRC 2;AMCR E,S1;TERM 1;
              ENDC;
              EXIT;
              Off file
              !R!
              CMNT created by IC-Link version: 0,7,6,21;
              CMNT creation time: [2009/07/14 - 21:15];
              CMNT disable command for CCPY;
              RES;CCPY D;
              EXIT;

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              • PANG
                Trusted Tech

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                • Feb 2009
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                #8
                Originally posted by bsm2
                !R!
                CMNT created by IC-Link version: 0,7,6,21;
                CMNT creation time: [2009/07/14 - 21:15];
                CMNT delete macros, which will be used in CCPY;
                DELM S0;
                DELM S1;
                CMNT definition of the macros which will be used by CCPY command;
                CMNT define macro: S0;
                MCRO S0;
                ENDM;
                CMNT define macro: S1;
                MCRO S1;
                ENDM;
                CMNT command CCPY;
                CCPY E;
                PSRC 1;AMCR E,S0;TERM 1;
                PSRC 2;AMCR E,S1;TERM 1;
                ENDC;
                EXIT;
                Off file
                !R!
                CMNT created by IC-Link version: 0,7,6,21;
                CMNT creation time: [2009/07/14 - 21:15];
                CMNT disable command for CCPY;
                RES;CCPY D;
                EXIT;
                THANKS for eyery one input.

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                • sggarge
                  Technician
                  • Jun 2009
                  • 19

                  #9
                  thank you pang

                  Originally posted by PANG
                  THANKS for eyery one input.
                  thank you pang, you are really curious. and if you find anything learning @ prescribe do not forget to mail me

                  sggarge@gmail.com

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                  • PANG
                    Trusted Tech

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                    • Feb 2009
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by sggarge
                    thank you pang, you are really curious. and if you find anything learning @ prescribe do not forget to mail me

                    sggarge@gmail.com
                    Hi! if my customer want in this way 2nd tray is letter head in 1st copy and the rest of copy is 1st tray in A4, i wonder is it can be done in prescribe command.THANKSHope to get solution soon.

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                    • Santander
                      Senior Tech

                      Site Contributor
                      500+ Posts
                      • May 2009
                      • 768

                      #11
                      Originally posted by PANG
                      Hi! if my customer want in this way 2nd tray is letter head in 1st copy and the rest of copy is 1st tray in A4, i wonder is it can be done in prescribe command.THANKSHope to get solution soon.
                      Pang,
                      Prescribe is a printer control language, it does not affect copying. If you are looking to put the first page on letterhead and the rest on plain paper in copy mode, use insert mode. If you are trying to do this as a print job, you can set this up in the print driver. You can also load a pre-programmed profile for this when you load the print driver that the customer then can easily select when they want to print the first page on letterhead.

                      The prescribe manual is on every document library disk you get with a new machine or can be downloaded from the website. It is very powerful since you are working with the printers control language, not a driver. ICLink is a more user friendly way of programming certain functions within prescribe without having to program line by line in a text file and then uploading it to the unit.

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                      • PANG
                        Trusted Tech

                        100+ Posts
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 104

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Santander
                        Pang,
                        Prescribe is a printer control language, it does not affect copying. If you are looking to put the first page on letterhead and the rest on plain paper in copy mode, use insert mode. If you are trying to do this as a print job, you can set this up in the print driver. You can also load a pre-programmed profile for this when you load the print driver that the customer then can easily select when they want to print the first page on letterhead.

                        The prescribe manual is on every document library disk you get with a new machine or can be downloaded from the website. It is very powerful since you are working with the printers control language, not a driver. ICLink is a more user friendly way of programming certain functions within prescribe without having to program line by line in a text file and then uploading it to the unit.
                        Hi! may i know what is websitename ? where to learn this ICLink ? For print driver that customer want to print 1 st page in letterhead how to pre programme it ,hope u can describe it in detailed .
                        Thanks.

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                        • Santander
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                          • May 2009
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                          #13
                          Originally posted by PANG
                          Hi! may i know what is websitename ? where to learn this ICLink ? For print driver that customer want to print 1 st page in letterhead how to pre programme it ,hope u can describe it in detailed .
                          Thanks.
                          Try KYOCERA GLOBAL SITE! Prescribe and ICLink are user programs and freely downloaded from the Kyocera user website.

                          The easiest way for you to do this would be to reload the print driver and choose yes when it asks you to install additional components, one of the additional components are profiles, select the profiles you want to add, in your case letterhead. When the customer wants to print on letterhead they just choose the profile. The print driver is also available through the user website.

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                          • PANG
                            Trusted Tech

                            100+ Posts
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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Santander
                            Try KYOCERA GLOBAL SITE! Prescribe and ICLink are user programs and freely downloaded from the Kyocera user website.

                            The easiest way for you to do this would be to reload the print driver and choose yes when it asks you to install additional components, one of the additional components are profiles, select the profiles you want to add, in your case letterhead. When the customer wants to print on letterhead they just choose the profile. The print driver is also available through the user website.
                            THANKS

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