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Version: 6.006.pub Xerox XCMI Extension to IETF Printer MIB Module. This Module provides extension to the IETF Printer MIB. Copyright (C) 1997-2013 Xerox Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

A table of general counters and information for ease of use of the XCMI Extension to IETF Printer MIB Module and the IETF Printer MIB on this host system. Usage: The ONLY valid row in the 'xcmPrtBaseTable' shall ALWAYS have an 'xcmPrtBaseIndex' of one ('1').

An entry of general counters and information for ease of use of the XCMI Extension to IETF Printer MIB Module and the IETF Printer MIB on this host system. Usage: The ONLY valid row in the 'xcmPrtBaseTable' shall ALWAYS have an 'xcmPrtBaseIndex' of one ('1').

A unique value used by this host system to identify this conceptual row in the 'xcmPrtBaseTable'. Usage: The ONLY valid row in the 'xcmPrtBaseTable' shall ALWAYS have an 'xcmPrtBaseIndex' of one ('1').

This object is used to display status of the ONLY valid conceptual row in the 'xcmPrtBaseTable'. Usage: 'xcmPrtBaseRowStatus' is 'read-only' because the ONLY valid conceptual row shall NOT be deleted.

The terse conformance statement of ALL mandatory, conditionally mandatory, and optional module objects which are supported by this management agent implementation (ie, version) on this host system, specified in a bit-mask.

The terse conformance statement of ALL mandatory, conditionally mandatory, and optional module objects which are supported for existing row update (via SNMP Set-Request PDUs) by this management agent implementation (ie, version) on this host system, specified in a bit-mask.

The terse conformance statement of ALL mandatory, conditionally mandatory, and optional module objects which are supported for dynamic row creation (via '...RowStatus') by this management agent implementation (ie, version) on this host system, specified in a bit-mask.

The terse conformance statement of ALL mandatory, conditionally mandatory, and optional module objects in the IETF Printer MIB which are supported by this management agent implementation (ie, version) on this host system, specified in a bit-mask.

The terse conformance statement of ALL mandatory, conditionally mandatory, and optional module objects in the IETF Printer MIB supported for existing row update (via SNMP Set-Request PDUs) by this management agent implementation (ie, version) on this host system, specified in a bit-mask.

The terse conformance statement of ALL mandatory, conditionally mandatory, and optional module objects in the IETF Printer MIB supported for dynamic row creation (via '...RowStatus') by this management agent implementation (ie, version) on this host system, specified in a bit-mask. Currently there are no groups within the IETF Printer MIB which provide for dynamic row creation, and this object shall always return '0'. Dynamic row creation is provided to these groups through the XCMI Extension to IETF Printer MIB Module, but CreateSupport should be reflected in xcmPrtBaseCreateSupport. This object is included for completeness.

The compliance statement for agents that implement the printer MIB extension module.

The general printer group extension.

The general printer group extension.

The printer driver options group extension.

The input group extension.

The output group extension.

The Channel group extension.

The interpreter group extension.

The Input Alias group.

The Output Finishing group.

The General Auxiliary Sheet group.

The general printer product specific group.

The Auxiliary Package group.

The Channel group extension for prod specific objects.

The interpreter group extension.

The Interpreter PCL group.

The Interpreter PCL Product Specific group.

The Medium Type Supported group.

A table of general information per printer. This table augments the prtGeneralTable.

An entry exists in this table for each device entry in the hostmib device table whose type is printer.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtGeneralTable.

This object is an index into the xcmPrtAuxPackageTable. This table is used to enable or disable printing of auxiliary sheets at the printer box level. The value zero shall mean not specified.

The duration in seconds after which the printer shall either: (a) switch to another input subunit, if the value of prtInputNextIndex is non-zero and prtGeneralAutoSwitch is on or (b) abort any job waiting for manually fed input, if the value value of prtInputNextIndex is zero or prtGeneralAutoSwitch is off or notPresent. The event which causes the printer to enter the waiting state is product specific. A value of (-1) implies 'other' or 'infinite' which translates to 'this input subunit doesn't support manual feed'. A value of (-2) implies 'unknown'.

Indicates the state of the auto input switching feature. The value notPresent indicates the feature is not currently supported. Exact behavior of this feature is product specific.

Indicates the state of the auto output tray switching feature. The value notPresent indicates the feature is not currently supported. Exact behavior of this feature is product specific.

This object sets the default medium size class for the printer. This object sets the medium size for printer management functions such as printing the configuration sheet. It may affect any media related object, such as form length.

This value indicates the maximum number of darkness levels supported by this printer. The level settings range from 1 to xcmPrtGeneralDarknessLevels where 1 represents the lightest level and xcmPrtGeneralDarknessLevels represents the darkest level. The value 1 implies no user settables. The value 0 means unspecified. The selection of a darkness levels specifies that the printer shall process the page images so that they appear either 'lighter' or 'darker'.

The normal setting for the darkness printing object. The value 0 means unspecified.

The default setting for the density printing option. The value (-2) indicates unknown. The value (-4) indicates the auto setting.

This object controls whether the printer is in a special diagnostic mode wherein all received print data is printed in hexadecimal format. Whether a reset or power-cycles turns xcmPrtGeneralHexDumpEnable to Off is product dependent.

Used to enable or disable printing a startup page. If enabled, a startup page will be printed shortly after power-up, when the device is ready. Typical startup pages include test patterns and/or printer configuration information. Usage: Conforming management agents, which ALSO implement the the Printer MIB v2, SHALL set 'xcmPrtGeneralStartupPage' to the SAME value as 'prtAuxiliarySheetStartupPage' (i.e., the values of these two objects SHALL be interlocked).

Used to enable or disable printing banner pages at the beginning of jobs. This is a master switch which applies to all jobs, regardless of interpreter. Usage: Conforming management agents, which ALSO implement the the Printer MIB v2, SHALL set 'xcmPrtGeneralBannerPage' to the SAME value as 'prtAuxiliarySheetBannerPage' (i.e., the values of these two objects SHALL be interlocked).

Indicates the action taken when a low toner condition exists. 'on' indicates that the printer will stop printing when then toner is low 'off' indicates that printing will continue when the toner is low 'notPresent' indicates that the printer has no selectable option for action under a low toner condition.

Used to enable or disable printing banner pages at the end of jobs. This is a master switch which applies to all jobs, regardless of interpreter.

Indicates the action taken when a input tray paper condition 'on' indicates that the printer will report the warning over the user interfaces: Control Panel, CWIS, SNMP, etc. 'off' indicates that printing will not report the warning 'notPresent' indicates that the printer has no selectable option for a low paper condition.

This object enables a printing mode wherein the printer compresses selected scanlines of raster image data as they are received and holds them in compressed form until they are to be printed. This allows particular jobs to be processed with less memory, but often reduced performance as well. On some Printers, turning this feature Off is referred to as 'PerformanceEnhancement'. When xcmInterpPageProtect is set to Off, some complex jobs may not print successfully with minimum memory. The ScanlineCompaction feature enables printing some complex jobs without resorting to reserving additional memory by turning on the PageProtect option or installing additional memory.

This object enables a printing mode wherein the printer can be set to either one of two modes overall. Mode 1 is Optimized for Speed, Mode 2 is Optimized for Economy. This setting affects the overall performance of the printer and thus affects all print quality modes.

This object uniquely specifies the currently installed Feeder hardware. Its purpose is to allow clients to determine via a single MIB object the number and type of input trays and feeding options available, based exclusively on the feeder that is installed.

This object uniquely specifies the currently installed Finisher hardware. Its purpose is to allow clients to determine via a single MIB object the number and type of output trays and finishing options available, based exclusively on the finisher that is installed.

This object uniquely specifies the currently installed analog fax card. Its purpose is to allow clients to determine via a single MIB object whether an analog fax card is installed, and the options that are available based on the fax card that is installed.

The value of the enterprise-specific OID in an SNMPv1 trap sent whenever 'prtConsoleLocalization' in the industry standard printer mib is updated. See SNMPv2 trap definition 'xcmPrtGeneralConsoleLocalizationV2Event' below.

This trap is sent when the value for prtConsoleLocalization in the industry standard printer MIB gets updated. Note: The variable-bindings of this trap have been chosen to allow for updated prtConsoleLocalization information to be provided while keeping trap messages reasonably concise (generally a few hundred octets at most).

Object that indicates if a Stapler Unit is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates if a Duplex Unit is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates if a Booklet Maker Module is installed within the Phaser print device.

Object that indicates if an Envelope Tray is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates if a Coil Punch Unit is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates the type of Finisher DFA that is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates the type of High Capacity Feeder that is installed within the print device.

Object used to indicate the type of Output Delivery Units that are installed within the print device. The contents of this object shall expose a string of valid Output Delivery Unit name which are seperated by a comma. Valid Output Delivery Unit type include: 'notInstalled' 'installed' 'phStacker' 'phAdvanced' 'phProfessional' 'offsetCatchTray' 'simpleCatchTray' 'outputBin500Support' 'octMailbox' 'sctMailbox' 'octMailboxStapler' 'sctMailboxStapler' 'basicOfficeFinisher' 'officeFinisher' 'advancedOfficeFinisher' 'standardFinisher' 'professionalFinisher' 'dClassFinisher' 'dBookletMaker' 'dBookletMakerFold' 'd3ClassFinisher' 'd3ClassFinisherHcs' 'sbm' 'standardMff' 'professionalMff' 'bfm' 'ftm' 'bfmBfm' 'bfmBfmFtm' 'hcs' 'ehcs' 'hvf' 'hvfBm' 'bTypeFinisher' 'cTypeFinisher' 'cTypeFinisherBookletMaker' 'phProfessional2' 'dfaCompliant' 'hcss' 'dClassFinisherAdvanced' 'dClassFinisherProfessional' 'dClassFinisherProduction' 'cClassFinisherAdvanced' 'cClassFinisherProfessional' 'sbmFolder' 'standardFinisherMain' 'standardFinisherSb' 'dfaCompliantMain' 'dfaCompliantSb' 'dfaCompliantCustom' 'ehcs80' 'ehcss80' 'hcsDfa' 'hcsHcs' 'hcsHcsDfa' 'D3ClassFinisherHcsHcs' 'css' 'professionalPlusMff' 'bfmFtm' 'aTypeFinisher' 'typeSb' 'typeSbBookletMaker' 'professionalMffMohican' 'ftms' 'bfmFtms' 'ftmsFtms' 'bfmFtmsFtms' 'bfmBfmFtms' 'dFold' 'mainTray' An example: dClassFinisherProduction,dBookletMaker

Object that indicates if a Hard Drive is installed within the print device.

Object used to indicate the type of Hole Punch Unit that is installed within the print device.

Object used to indicate the type of Paper Trays that are installed within the print device. The contents of this object shall expose a string of valid Paper Tray names which are seperated by a comma. Valid paper tray types include: 'notInstalled' 'traysInstalled' '1Tray' '2Trays' '3Trays' '3TraysHighCapacity' '4Trays' '4TraysHighCapacityTandemTray' '5Trays' '6Trays' 'extraTraysNotInstalled' '1ExtraTray' '2ExtraTrays' '3ExtraTrays' '4ExtraTrays' '5TraysHighCapacityTandemTray' '6TraysHighCapacity' '6TraysHighCapacityTandemTray' An example: 6Trays,2ExtraTrays

Object that indicates if an Inserter Unit is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates if a Job Accounting FDI Unit is installedthe print device.

Object that indicates if a Fax Out Unit is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates the size of physical memory in units of Megabytes installed within the print device. A value of zero indicates that no memory is installed.

Object that indicates if a Side Output Bin is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates if a Center Output Bin is installed within the print device.

Object that indentifies the configuration of the Phaser print device.

Object that indicates if the print device contains a single print engine or has two print engines.

Object that indicates if a Square Fold Trimmer Unit is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates if a Tri-Fold Unit is installed within the print device.

Object that indicates if the Collation function is supported by the print device.

Object that indicates if an ACSII Job Ticket function is supported by the print device.

Object that indicates the type of Authentication Mode function that is supported by the print device.

Object that indicates the type of Hold for Authentication Mode function that is supported by the print device.

Object that indicates if the Enhanced Image Quality function is supported by the print device.

Object that indicates if the Productivity Pack function is supported by the print device.

Object that indicates if the Job Storage software function is supported by the print device.

Object that indicates the type of Job Accounting System that is supported by the print device.

This table logically augments the Printer MIB's prtInputTable.

Entries may exist for each entry in the prtInputTable.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtInputTable.

The value of prtInputIndex corresponding to the input subunit which will be used when this input subunit is emptied. The value of zero indicates that auto input switching will not occur when this input subunit is emptied. Two different mechanisms for input tray switching, xcmPrtNextPrtInputIndex and xcmPrtInputAliasGroup, are provided. A device agent may make use of one or the other, none, or both. Use the model that fits best for the given application. Usage: Conforming management agents, which ALSO implement the the Printer MIB v2, SHALL set 'xcmPrtInputNextPrtInputIndex' to the SAME value as 'prtInputNextIndex' (i.e., the values of these two objects SHALL be interlocked).

Specifies how this input subunit determines the paper size to use. If the value is 'Off' this input subunit uses the paper size automatically sensed by the subunit. If the value is 'On' this input subunit uses the custom dimensions provided by xcmPrtInputCustDimFeedDirDecl and xcmPrtInputCustDimXFeedDirDecl.

Provides the dimension, in the feed direction, of the media in this input subunit, when the value of xcmPrtInputUseCustomSize is set to 'On'. When xcmPrtInputUseCustomSize is set to On, this value is copied to prtInputMediaDimFeedDirDeclared and prtInputMediaDimFeedDirChosen.

Provides the dimension, in the feed direction, of the media in this input subunit, when the value of xcmPrtInputUseCustomSize is set to 'On'. When xcmPrtInputUseCustomSize is set to 'On', this value is copied to prtInputMediaDimFeedDirDeclared and prtInputMediaDimFeedDirChosen.

The current priority of this tray. This value/mechanism is independent of xcmPrtNextPrtInputIndex and xcmPrtInputAliasGroup. Usage: The priority of this device, where '0' is unspecified (default), '1' is lowest, and '100' is highest.

This table logically augments the Printer MIB's Input Group.

Entries may exist for each unique hrDeviceIndex entry in the prtInputTable.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtInputTrayTable.

The number of printer input trays installed on this device. This is read-only on devices that are able to determine this value at The value is read-write on devices that do not know how many inpu trays are installed on the device. The value reported must match the number of rows in prtInputTable for each unique hrDeviceIndex in that table. Input trays for finisher units are not reported by this value.

This single object represents the input tray configuration for the entire machine. The value exposed by this object will be utilized by Xerox print driver software and the Microsoft OS.

This table logically augments the prtOutputTable in the Printer MIB.

Entries may exist for each entry in the prtOutputTable.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtOutputTable.

The value of prtOutputIndex corresponding to the output subunit which will be used when this output subunit is filled. A value of zero(0) indicates that auto output switching will not occur when this output subunit is filled.

This object is used as the password for an Output Tray, e.g. an output mailbox. It is the value that must be entered to open the output tray.

This object further refines the type of offset stacking from that specified by the object prtOutputOffsetStacking in the Printer MIB.

Determines whether the printer should wait before sending the printed output to another output destination when the selected or default destination is full. 'On' indicates that would should wait as specified by xcmPrtOutputTrayTimeout. 'Off' indicates this feature is off and should immediately seek to send the printed output to another destination. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

Determines how long the printer should wait before sending the printed output to another output destination when the selected or default destination is full. A value of (0) implies 'other' or 'infinite' which translates to this input subunit does not support this feature.

This object declares whether the printer has the ability to staple multi-page documents delivered to the specified output destination, and whether this ability is currently turned on. 'on' indicates stapling is supported to this output destination, and that it is turned on. 'off' indicates this printer supports stapling to this output destination, but that it is turned off. If a job calls for a staple, none will be given. 'notPresent' indicates that this printer does not support stapling to this output destination. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This object declares the stapling positions supported.

This object declares for the cases where the job-stream does not specify whether to staple a particular job, whether the printer should apply the default staple specified in xcmPrtOutputStaplePosDefault for this output destination. 'on' indicates the staple default feature is supported for this output destination, and that a job not specifying whether to staple should be supplied a staple per the 'xcmPrtOutputStaplePosDefault' object. If stapling is disabled, the document will not be stapled. 'off' indicates the staple default feature is supported for this output destination, but that it is turned off. Jobs not specifying whether to staple, will not be stapled. 'notPresent' indicates the staple default feature is not supported. Jobs not specifying whether to staple, will not be stapled. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This object controls the default staple position to be used when stapling is enabled, and the job-stream does not specify whether to staple the particular job or the job-stream specifies to apply a staple, but does not specify where. Only one staple position may be declared. The value of zero indicates a default of not staple.

This object declares whether the printer has the ability to punch holes in documents delivered to the specified output destination, and whether this ability is currently turned on. 'on' indicates hole punching is supported to this output destination and that it is turned on 'off' indicates this printer supports hole punching to this output destination, but that it is turned off. If a job calls for punched output, no punching will occur. 'not Present' indicates that this printer does not support hole punching.

This object declares whether the printer will punch the job when the print stream does not specify a punch requirement. 'on' indicates hole punching is supported to this output destination and that the job will be punched if the data stream contains no job punch information 'off' indicates this printer supports hole punching to this output destination, and that the job will not be punched if the data stream contains no job punch information 'not Present' indicates that this printer does not support hole punching.

This object declares the punch positions supported.

This object declares whether the device has the ability to fold and or staple booklet documents delivered to the specifie output destination, and whether this ability is currently turn on indicates booklet folding and/or stapling is supported to output destination and that it is turned on. off indicates booklet folding and/or stapling is supported to but that it is turned off. If a job calls for a booklet folding and/or staple, none will be given. notPresent indicates booklet folding and/or stapling is not supported. The value other shall mean not specified.

This table logically augments Printer MIB's prtChannelTable.

An entry exists corresponding to each entry in the prtChannelTable.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtChannelTable.

Defines the number of seconds that the channel waits before timing out. For example, this may be used for the parallel channel. The value zero means infinite or no timeout on the channel.

This object is an index into the xcmPrtAuxPackageTable. This table is used to enable or disable printing of auxiliary sheets by this channel. The value zero shall mean not specified.

This object controls spooling to a large data store such as a hard disk. When set to On, data received and waiting to be processed from any port is spooled onto the large data store and later retrieved for processing. This allows the printer to receive the data more rapidly, thus freeing the data source sooner. It may also increase throughput by having the next job's print data already local for processing. When set to Off, the spooling feature is disabled. Data received is not spooled to the large data store, and is accepted by the printer only as needed for printing. You may want to disable this spooling feature if spooling is already done outside the printer; having the spooling done on the printer as well, may not add value, and may create error recovery and queue monitoring difficulties. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This object indicates whether the channel supports detection of the input PDL language type, and if so, whether the feature is enabled. Currently, the prtChannelDefaultPageDescLangIndex points to the Page Description Language Interpreter for this channel. One of the PDL types enumerated in the prtInterpreterLangFamily object is langAutomatic(37), to be used for automatic PDL sensing; however, if the language sensing fails there is no fallback language for the channel. Conforming implementations shall use xcmPrtChannelLangSensing for each channel and deprecate use of the langAutomatic(37) enum in favor of the literal default language in the prtInterpreterLangFamily object. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

If 'On' PostScript received over this channel is processed as pure binary data. If 'Off' PostScript is interpretted as ASCII or TBCP data. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

Controls automatic ending of a print job that does not finish printing. When 'On', after the current print job has paused long enough to exceed the xcmPrtChannelEOJTimeout interval, the current print job will be stopped. When 'Off', the print job does not end after the timeout interval. Instead, the printer waits to continue until another print job is received on any port. A partial page will remain unprinted until the next print job is received. The current job will then be stopped. The value 'other' shall indicate not specified.

If 'On' PostScript received over this channel is processed as pure binary data. If 'Off' PostScript is interpretted as ASCII or TBCP data. The value 'other' shall mean not specified. Devices should NOT implement this object, should instead implement the equivalent object xcmPrtChannelBinaryPostScript. This xcmPrtChannelBinaryPostScriptZ object appears for backward compatibility support only, since some few devices implemented the object at this OID. Clients/managers wishing to support those devices should try to access both objects (which generally can be done with a single SNMP message packet combining requests for both object OIDs) and use whichever object is present in the device.

This table logically augments the Printer MIB's prtInterpreterTable.

An entry exists corresponding to each entry in the prtInterpreterTable.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtInterpreterTable.

This object is an index into the xcmPrtAuxPackageTable. This table is used to enable or disable printing of auxiliary sheets by this interpreter. The value zero shall mean not specified.

Enables reserving memory for saving permanently downloaded fonts and macros, when the printer switches between this and another interpreter. The effect is to save the memory for a subsequent job using this interpreter. When set to Off, all permanently downloaded fonts and macros are cleared from memory when switching PDLs. They must be downloaded again when the printer switches back to using the current PDL. When set to On, permanently downloaded fonts and macros are stored in printer memory. You eliminate the time to download them again when the printer switches back to the current PDL. In PCL, this is referred to as Resource Savings. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

Specifies whether the printer should perform EdgeEnhancement of the image of the printed document for this interpreter. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

The value of xcmFontIndex corresponding to the xcmFontEntry which represents the default font for this Interpreter. A value of (-1) means 'other'. A value of (-2) means 'unknown'. A value of (-3) means 'notPresent'. A value of 'other' (-3) should be used for those interpreters which have no default font (e.g. PostScript). For agents that choose not to implement the Resources MIB, this object specifies the ID of the default font. This use of this object is significant only to the specific product.

This object describes the gray levels supported by this interpreter. This may represent gray levels within a color plane. The value zero means not specified for this interpreter.

This object controls the number of gray scales for this interpreter. The value zero means not specified for this interpreter.

This object controls how the printer recovers from a paper jam. When set to On, the printer reprints any pages in the printer at the time of the jam, after the jam has been cleared. The printer does this by using a portion of memory to store print data. This may slow throughput. When set to Off, some pages may be lost after the jam has been cleared. The print job must be re-sent, specifying those pages that did not print as a result of the paper jam. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This defines the default number of job copies to be printed by this interpreter. If set incorrectly, this object may cause difficulties at customer sites. Agent developers should consider making this object read-only, permanently set to one copy.

This object controls whether long lines are wrapped or truncated. If On, long lines wrap to the next line. If Off, long lines are truncated. Note the meaning of 'long' depends on the orientation and the current page size. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This object specifies the default medium size for an interpreter. It is used if no medium size is specified. For PCL, this object sets the General PJL Environment variable 'Paper'. The xcmPrtInterpMediumSizeDefault object may be affected by setting the xcmPrtGeneralMediumClassDefault object.

This object enables reserving sufficient memory for printing complex pages, thus avoiding Page Too Complex errors. The amount of memory reserved is implementation specific. When this feature is turned on, printer performance may be slowed. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This object sets the PageSize to be used by this interpreter in reserving sufficient memory for printing complex pages, thus avoiding Page Too Complex Errors. The actual amount of memory to be reserved as a function of the specified page size is implementation specific. When this feature is turned on, printer performance may be slowed. In PCL, this object supports the General PJL Environment Variable 'PAGEPROTECT'. This object the sets the page protection configuration. The page protection feature reserves a block of printer memory to prevent printer overrun errors when formatting very dense or complex images. This variable may be set to any legal value at any time, regardless of the current amount of free memory or the currently set resolution. When a job is sent, if there is not enough memory to print correctly with the current resolution and page protection configuration, the system temporarily overrides the resolution and/or page protect values to run the job. When the page protection status is changed, memory may be reconfigured, and all downloaded fonts, PCL macros, and PostScript dictionaries may be lost. The value notSpecified shall also mean Off.

Controls interpreter behavior when the requested Page Size is not currently available.

This object specifies the Plex modes supported by this interpreter. These Plex modes specify the relative orientations between consecutive pages, and capabilities of printing one-side, two-sided or both.

This object specifies the default plex for this interpreter. The device shall set no more than one bit. The value zero shall indicate not specified.

Enables edge to edge printing for interpreters that try to enforce a coordinate system that is offset from the edge of the paper, e.g., PCL. When On, jobs are printed to the edge of the paper. When Off, jobs are printed in normal printable area of page. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

Sets the default output quality of the printed document for this interpreter. Some printers have programmatically controlled output quality.

Sets the default input source for the interpreter. It is the index to the prtInputGroup. The value zero means not specified.

The value of the index of the default Output bin for this interpreter. If specified, this object overrides the box level object prtOutputDefaultIndex. The value zero means unspecified.

This object specifies for this interpreter, the default resolution in the Feed direction in 10000 units of measure specified by prtMarkerAddressabilityUnit for this interpreter. A related object is the Printer MIB prtInterpreterFeedAddressability object which describes the maximum interpreter addressability in the feed direction. The value zero shall mean not specified. If this object has a value other than unspecified, this object takes precedence over xcmPrtInterpFeedResIndexDefault.

This object specifies for this interpreter, the default resolution in the Cross Feed direction in 10000 units of measure specified by prtMarkerAddressabilityUnit for this interpreter. A related object is the Printer MIB prtInterpreterFeedAddressability object which describes the maximum interpreter addressability in the cross feed direction. The value zero means unspecified. If this object has a value other than unspecified, this object takes precedence over xcmPrtInterpFeedResIndexDefault.

This object shall provide an index into the xcmIPResTable. The xcmIPResTable shall be used to list available resolutions supported by this interpreter. Each row includes objects for Feed Resolution (pixels per inch), XFeed Resolution (pixels per inch), Bits Per Pixel Supported, and Number of Color Planes Supported. The value zero means unspecified.

This object which is a pointer into the xcmIPResTable sets the print resolution for this interpreter. The value zero means unspecified.

This object sets the maximum number of lines per page for a text file that is being printed using this interpreter. For PCL Interpreters, this object provides the General PJL Environment Variable FORMLINES. This variable is tied to both the PJL Environment Variables PAPER and ORIENTATION. If the value of either of those variables is changed, then the FORMLINES variable automatically is updated to maintain the same line spacing. The value zero means not specified.

This object sets how long printer will wait for correct end of job from the interpreter. This setting lets you adjust how long the printer will wait to receive the data it needs to complete a job before terminating it prematurely. The value zero means infinite.

This object sets how long printer will wait for correct end of page from the interpreter. If, for example, a print job contains a page without the correct end of page code, the job will stall. This setting lets you adjust how long the printer will wait to receive the data it needs to complete a page before terminating it prematurely. The value zero means infinite.

Sets the default input tray alias for this interpreter. It is the xcmPrtInputAliasIndex to the xcmPrtInputAlias table. The value zero means 'not specified'.

This object declares for this interpreter the tray switching declaration mechanism used. Note: The tray switching declaration mechanisms do not specify how or when or whether a printer switches back to using an earlier emptied tray after that tray is refilled. For example, assume a printer is set up to first use Tray 1, then when emptied Tray 2, then Tray 3. If just after tray 1 becomes empty and the printer switches to Tray 2, the operator refills Tray 1; the printer may select which tray to pull the next sheet from using a variety of algorithms: - The printer may switch back immediately to use tray 1. This may be particularly appropriate if tray 1 is the high capacity feeder. - The printer may pull sheets from tray 2 until it is empty and then switch back to tray 1. - The printer may pull sheets from tray 2 until it is empty and then continue to tray 3, before switching back to tray 1. Again, implementation of how the input tray switching programs behave when empty trays are refilled is considered printer specific.

Specifies the paper type used to print a page if no paper type is specified by the software application Typical paper types could include Plain, Preprinted, etc.

Controls interpreter behavior when the requested Media Type is not currently available.

Provides the timeout for ErrorPolicy enumerations requiring one, e.g. 'ignoreAfterTimeout' The value zero shall mean infinite or not supported.

Enables adding a Carriage Return after every Line Feed. The value 'On' indicates that a Carriage Return will be added after every Line Feed. Usage example: This is a useful feature when printing text jobs via PCL through a standard queue in UNIX. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This value determines whether the value of prtMarkerAddressabilityFeedDir and prtMarkerAddressabilityXFeedDir is generated directly or generated by enhancing a lower resolution via interpolation techniques. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This object controls whether the printer resumes printing after a system error occurs. When set to Off, the printer does not automatically resume. Manual intervention must occur for the printer to resume. When set to On, the printer automatically resumes operation after certain system errors. The On setting is useful in a networked environment. The value 'other' shall mean not specified.

This object informs the printer what size of envelope is currently loaded in the envelope feeder. Because the input tray feeding envelopes may not have a size sensor, this setting is required so that the printer is able to know when the size of envelope requested for printing is different than that loaded. When the sizes do not match, and xcmPrtInterpPageSizeErrorPolicy is set to Off, the printer displays a message asking for a change of envelope size. The XcmPrtPaperSize selected should be that of an envelope.

This object sets the default medium size of the manual input tray for this interpreter.

This object further refines the type of offset stacking from that specified by the object prtOutputOffsetStacking in the Printer MIB. Printers who need to specify OffsetStackingType by interpreter shall set this object to 'other'. To specify OffsetStackingType by interpreter, use the object xcmPrtOutputOffsetStackingType.

Specifies whether the 'extra' barcode processing within the interpreter should be used.

This table defines one or more aliases for input sub-units defined in the Input Group.

One or more entries may exist corresponding to each entry in the prtInputTable.

A unique value used to identify this row in the xcmPrtInputAliasTable.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtInputAliasTable.

Defines an alternate name for the input source. This is in addition to the prtInputName from the Input Group. Typical usage is to map an interpreter specific name to the sub-unit name in the Input Group, e.g., PCL's 'upper' to the device input name 'main'.

The input tray switching program for this 'InputAliasName' presented in a '.' separated list of prtInputIndex values. For example, the string '1.4.3' indicates start with the input tray represented by prtInputIndex 1, if it becomes empty switch to prtInputIndex 4, when it becomes empty switch to prtInputIndex 3, if it becomes empty then wait for operator intervention. An empty string shall indicate unspecified.

This table lists Auxiliary Sheets enabled for this printer.

An entry exists corresponding to each entry in the xcmPrtAuxPackageTable.

A unique value used by the printer to identify this Auxiliary Sheet.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtAuxPackageTable.

Specifies the Auxiliary Sheet type associated with this row. Note: DEFVAL commented out due to the negative enum definition in 15prtxtc being illegal in strict SMIv1 (see section 3.2.1.1 of RFC 1155).

Specifies the information content of this auxiliary sheet. The value zero shall mean notSpecified.

Specifies the input tray the printer shall use in printing this auxiliary sheet. The value zero shall mean notSpecified.

Provides the index of the next Auxiliary Sheet declared for this printer. This provides a linking mechanism to group auxiliary pages. The last auxiliary page to be declared will set this xcmPrtAuxPackageNext object to zero, meaning no further sheets. The value zero shall mean notPresent.

This table is an extension to the prtInterpPCLTable.

An entry exists corresponding to each entry in the xcmPrtInterpPCLTable.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmPrtInterpPCLTable.

This object provides the PCL-specific PJL variable 'FONTSOURCE'. 'FONTSOURCE' specifies the device location of the default font in PCL.

This object provides the PCL-specific PJL variable 'FONTNUMBER'. In PCL, 'FONTNUMBER' specifies the ID of the default font within the default FONTSOURCE.

This object along with xcmPrtInterpPCLPitchDenominator sets the default for the PCL-specific PJL variable 'PITCH. These two object sets the default pitch size for the PCL default font defined in xcmPrtInterpreterPCLFontNumberDflt. This variable only applies when the default font specified is a scalable fixed pitch font. A value of zero shall mean not specified.

This object along with xcmPrtInterpPCLPitchNumerator sets the default for the PCL-specific PJL variable 'PITCH'. These two object sets the default pitch size for the PCL default font defined in xcmPrtInterpreterPCLFontNumberDflt. The PITCH variable only applies when the default font specified is a scalable fixed pitch font. A value of zero shall mean not specified. It is expected that a typical application will set xcmPrtInterpPCLPitchDenominator to 100.

This object along with xcmPrtInterpPCLPtSizeDenominatr sets the default for the PCL-specific PJL variable 'PTSIZE'. The PTSIZE variable only applies when the FONTNUMBER setting specifies a scalable proportionally-spaced font. The size is in units of printer's points, which units are here considered to be exactly 1/72 of an inch. The value zero shall mean not specified.

This object along with xcmPrtInterpPCLPtSizeNumerator sets the default for the PCL-specific PJL variable 'PTSIZE'. The PTSIZE variable only applies when the FONTNUMBER setting specifies a scalable proportionally-spaced font. The value zero shall mean not specified. It is expected that a typical application will set this object to the value 4. For example, if the denominator is set to 4, describe a PtSize of 8.5, xcmPrtInterpPCLPtSizeNominator must be set to 34.

This object sets a special mode for 80 character screen dumps.

A table of specific and general medium 'types' which are associated with this host system.

An entry for a specific or general medium 'types' which is associated with this host system.

A unique value used to identify this medium type supported.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the 'xcmPrtMedmTypeSupTable'.

Indicates persistence of this row, from the given enumeration.

Named 'type' of this medium instance. This can be the name of the media type provided by a user.

Indicates the relative fuser temperature for this medium type. The range is 1 - 100. A value to '50' indciates the 'normal' fuser temperature. Values higher than 50 indicate higher fuser temperatures. Values lower than 50 indicate lower fuser temperatures. The value to use is device specific.

The paper type for this xcmPrtMedmTypeSupName.

The string used in the print stream for this xcmPrtMedmTypeSupName.

Indicates if the custom type has to be hidden in host drivers. True means the media type is not displayed. False means the media type can be selected for a print job