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XCMI Document Resources MIB, Version 5.12.pub. Copyright (C) 1997-2002 Xerox Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

A table of general counters and summary information for ease of use of the overall Document Resources MIB on this host system. This Document Resources General table has exactly one row, with an xcmRsrcGeneralIndex value of 1.

A row entry of general counters and summary information for ease of use of the overall Document Resources MIB on this host system. The Document Resources General table has exactly one row entry, with an xcmRsrcGeneralIndex value of 1.

An identifier of this conceptual row in the xcmRsrcGeneralTable. The xcmRsrcGeneralTable has exactly one row, with an xcmRsrcGeneralIndex value of 1.

Displays the status of this conceptual row in the xcmRsrcGeneralTable. The xcmRsrcGeneralTable has exactly one row, with an xcmRsrcGeneralIndex value of 1.

Indicates which object groups of the Document Resources MIB are supported by this host system, specified in a bit-mask.

Indicates which object groups of the Document Resources MIB are supported by this host system for dynamic row creation (via '...RowStatus'), specified in a bit-mask.

Indicates which object groups of the Document Resources MIB are supported by this host system for existing row update (via SNMP Set-Request PDUs), specified in a bit-mask.

Indicates all of the document resource types which are accepted for dynamic delivery to and use by this host system, specified in a bit-array. Usage: This bit-array is constructed from the set of supported values from 'XcmRsrcType', used as powers of 2 with big-endian rules - the high-order bit of the first octet corresponds to a resource type of '0' (reserved) - the low-order bit of the first octet corresponds to a resource type of '7'. Similar to the BITS pseudotype defined in IETF SMIv2 (RFC 2578), which has the same bit ordering rules but requires definitions for contiguous enumerated bits.

Indicates all of the font types which are accepted for dynamic delivery to and use by this host system, specified in a bit-array. Usage: This bit-array is constructed from the set of supported values from 'XcmFontType', used as powers of 2 with big-endian rules - the high-order bit of the first octet corresponds to a font type of '0' (reserved) - the low-order bit of the first octet corresponds to a font type of '7'. Similar to the BITS pseudotype defined in IETF SMIv2 (RFC 2578), which has the same bit ordering rules but requires definitions for contiguous enumerated bits.

Indicates all of the document resource types which are supported for use by this host system, specified in a bit-array. Usage: This bit-array is constructed from the set of supported values from 'XcmRsrcType', used as powers of 2 with big-endian rules - the high-order bit of the first octet corresponds to a resource type of '0' (reserved) - the low-order bit of the first octet corresponds to a resource type of '7'. Similar to the BITS pseudotype defined in IETF SMIv2 (RFC 2578), which has the same bit ordering rules but requires definitions for contiguous enumerated bits.

Indicates all of the font types which are supported for use by this host system, specified in a bit-array. Usage: This bit-array is constructed from the set of supported values from 'XcmFontType', used as powers of 2 with big-endian rules - the high-order bit of the first octet corresponds to a font type of '0' (reserved) - the low-order bit of the first octet corresponds to a font type of '7'. Similar to the BITS pseudotype defined in IETF SMIv2 (RFC 2578), which has the same bit ordering rules but requires definitions for contiguous enumerated bits.

The compliance statement for SNMP management agents that implement the XCMI Document Resources MIB.

The Resources MIB General Group.

The Document Resources MIB (Generic) Resources Group.

The Resources MIB (General) Fonts Group.

The Resources MIB PCL Fonts Group.

This table should contain an entry for each unique resource available in the printer or multi-functional device.

Entries exist in the table for each available resource on each present device.

A unique value for each available resource on each present device. These values may change upon addition and deletion of a resource; however, index values should not change for existing resources at least within a power cycle; and index values should not be re-used for different resources at least within a power cycle.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmRsrcTable. Note that the status of a row in the table should reflect the status of the corresponding resource, not actually drive the status of the resource; in particular, removing a row from the table should not itself cause the removal of the corresponding resource from the device.

The type of this resource, from the given enumeration.

The print interpreter language or other family of imaging mechanism with which this resource is associated, from the given enumeration.

The resource name, the human-readable name usually used to identify the resource by and to the device. Being of type CodeIndexedString, the resource name may be present in multiple character sets, although it will commonly be present in only one preferred character set, e.g. only in ASCII for the name of a PostScript font. For a font resource, the resource name is the name of the font, the deliverable resource which informs how to image the included set of characters. The font is generally named in accord with the page description language or other imaging mechanism with which the font is associated. Often but not always, the font's name is the same as or similar to the name of the font's typeface, its design. Typical PostScript font names include 'Helvetica' (i.e. the medium, upright version) and 'Times-BoldItalic'. Typical PCL font names include 'Courier10' or 'TmsRmn'. However, it should be noted that PCL font names are normally just comments, not used for machine identification of the font resource.

A description of the resource, as complete as practical, including resource type and sub-type and other significant attributes. For example, 'PostScript Type 1 font for Times Bold Italic'.

A human readable copyright message for the resource, e.g. as may be required by the resource's licensor. May also be null, or indicate that no rights are claimed, e.g. 'public domain'.

The persistence of this resource, from the given enumeration.

The hrStorageIndex of the storage device or other storage resource which contains this document resource. A hrStorageIndex points to a hrStorageEntry in the hrStorageTable in the Host Resource MIB. Each hrStorageEntry is a sequence of hrStorageIndex, hrStorageType, hrStorageDescr, hrStorageAllocationUnits, hrStorageSize, hrStorageUsed, hrStorageAllocationFailures. The hrStorageType includes hrStorageOther, hrStorageRam, hrStorageVirtualMemory, hrStorageFixedDisk, hrStorageRemovableDisk, hrStorageFloppyDisk. A 0 index value indicates no hrStorageEntry.

The high-order part of the data storage size of this document resource itself, in units of bytes. A xcmRsrcSizeHigh value of -1 indicates unknown size.

The low-order part of the data storage size of this document resource itself, in units of bytes. A xcmRsrcSizeHigh value of -1 indicates unknown size.

An ID, or identifier, for the resource, complementary to the resource name, as appropriate to the resource type and sub-type. For example, for a PostScript font or PCL font, this resource ID would be the PostScript or PCL font ID. Where the ID is inherently an integer or other number, e.g. as for a PCL font ID, it is nonetheless represented here as a string, e.g. '253'.

The version of the resource, as appropriate to the resource type and sub-type. Where the version is inherently an integer or other number, it is nonetheless represented here as a string, e.g. '3'.

The value of the enterprise-specific OID in an SNMPv1 trap sent whenever a resource entry or a subordinate entry changes. See SNMPv2 trap definition 'xcmRsrcV2Event' below for 'special semantics'.

This trap is sent whenever ANY object in a resource entry or in a subordinate entry changes. This notification has the following special semantics: o Any resource entry object (e.g. 'xcmRsrcPersistence' in the Resource table) whose value has changed SHOULD also be added to this trap's variable-bindings. o Any subordinate entry object (e.g. 'xcmFontRowStatus' in the Font table) whose value has changed MAY also be added to this trap's variable-bindings. The above special semantics permit optimizations by agreement between SNMP manager and SNMP agent implementers.

This table should contain an entry for each unique font available in the device. If a font is available to multiple interpreters, there should be multiple entries for that font, one per interpreter.

Entries exist in the table for each font available to an interpreter in the device.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmFontTable.

The type of this font, from the given enumeration.

The numerator of a fraction indicating the body size, or the minimum of the supported range of body sizes, of the font. The size is in units of printer's points, which units are here considered to be exactly 1/72 of an inch. Values of -1 indicate 'infinite,' while values of -2 indicate 'unknown.'

The numerator of a fraction indicating the body size, or the maximum of the supported range of body sizes, of the font. The size is in units of printer's points, which units are here considered to be exactly 1/72 of an inch. Values of -1 indicate 'infinite,' while values of -2 indicate 'unknown.'

The denominator of both minimum and maximum body size. The denominator is typically chosen to give a convenient scale and precision for expressing the sizes. Values of -1 indicate 'infinite,' while values of -2 indicate 'unknown.'

The kind of spacing of the characters in this font, from the given enumeration.

The character set of this font resource. The value is the enum for the IANA-registered coded character set, per the IANACharset textual-convention in the Printer MIB (RFC 1759). For more info. about character sets and coded character sets, see RFCs 2277 and 2278.

This table should contain an entry for each unique font available in the device. If a font is available to multiple interpreters, there should be multiple entries for that font here, one entry per interpreter.

Entries exist in the table for each PCL font.

Manages the status of this conceptual row in the xcmFontPCLTable.

The integer value specifying the PCL 'typeface' (really family) of the font. For example, 3 normally indicates Courier, 4 indicates 'Helv'. A value of -1 indicates unknown typeface value.

The integer value specifying the PCL symbol set of the font. For example, 21 normally indicates ASCII, 277 indicates the HP Roman-8 set. A value of -1 indicates unknown symbol set value.

The style of the font, from the given enumeration.

The numerator of a fraction indicating the pitch, or the minimum of the supported range of pitches, of the font. The pitch is in units of characters per inch. Values of -1 indicate 'infinite,' while values of -2 indicate 'unknown.'

The numerator of a fraction indicating the pitch, or the maximum of the supported range of pitches, of the font. The pitch is in units of characters per inch. Values of -1 indicate 'infinite,' while values of -2 indicate 'unknown.'

The denominator of both minimum and maximum pitch. The denominator is typically chosen to give a convenient scale and precision for expressing the pitches. Values of -1 indicate 'infinite,' while values of -2 indicate 'unknown.'

The PCL stroke weight of the font, from the given enumeration.