1foo2hbpl2-wrapper(1) General Commands Manual foo2hbpl2-wrapper(1)
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8 foo2hbpl2-wrapper - Convert Postscript into a ZJS printer stream
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11 foo2hbpl2-wrapper [options] [ps-file]
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14 foo2hbpl2-wrapper is a Foomatic compatible printer wrapper for the
15 foo2hbpl2 printer driver. This script reads a Postscript ps-file or
16 standard input and converts it to Zenographics ZjStream printer format
17 for driving the Dell 1355, Dell C1765, Epson AcuLaser M1400, Epson Acu‐
18 Laser CX17NF, Fuji Xerox DocuPrint CM205, Fuji Xerox DocuPrint CM215,
19 Fuji Xerox DocuPrint P205, Xerox Phaser 3010, Xerox Phaser 3040, Xerox
20 WorkCentre 3045 MFP, and Xerox WorkCentre 6015 MFP printers.
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22 This script can be used in a standalone fashion, but is intended to be
23 called from a printer spooler system which uses the Foomatic printer
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28 Normal Options
29 These are the options used to select the parameters of a print job that
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32 -c Print in color (else monochrome).
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35 Color correction mode [0].
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37 10 ICM color profile (using -G *.icm file)
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39 -d duplex
40 Duplex code to send to printer [1].
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44 -m media
45 Media code to send to printer [1].
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47 ─────────────────
48 Media HBPL
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50 plain 1
51 bond 2
52 lwcard 3
53 lwgcard 4
54 labels 5
55 envelope 6
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58 bond2 9
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63 -p paper
64 Paper size code to send to printer [1].
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68 Paper HBPL
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71 B5jis 2
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73 letter 4
74 executive 5
75 fanfold german legal 6
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83 -n copies
84 Number of copies [1].
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87 Set device resolution in pixels/inch [1200x600].
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90 Source (Input Slot) code to send to printer [7].
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95 -t Draft mode. Every other pixel is white.
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97 -T density
98 Print density (1-5). The default is 3 (medium).
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101 Print in N-up. Requires the psutils package.
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103 -o orient
104 Orientation used for N-up.
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106 Portrait -op (normal)
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110 Printer Tweaking Options
111 These are the options used to customize the operation of foo2hbpl2 for
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114 -u xoffxyoff
115 Set the offset of the start of the printable region from the up‐
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120 -l xoffxyoff
121 Set the offset of the end of the printable region from the lower
122 right corner, in pixels [varies with paper size]. The defaults
123 should work on the 2200DL and 2300DL, and have not been tested
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126 -L mask
127 Send the logical clipping values from -u/-l in the ZjStream.
128 foo2hbpl2-wrapper always runs Ghostscript with the ideal page
129 dimensions, so that the scale of the image is correct, regard‐
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131 option is used to move the position of the clipped image back to
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136 0 don't send any logical clipping amounts
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141 -P Do not send START_PLANE codes on monochrome output. May be
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146 Add extra zero padding to the end of BID segments. The default
147 is 16 bytes. Padding 16 bytes of zeroes is needed for older
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149 1000, and seems harmless to newer ones, such as the Minolta
150 2300DL. So the default should be good for all cases.
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152 Color Tweaking Options
153 These are the options used to control the quality of color output.
154 Color correction is currently a WORK IN PROGRESS.
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156 -g gsopts
157 Additional options to pass to Ghostscript, such as
158 -g“-dDITHERPPI=nnn”, etc. This option may appear more than
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161 -G profile.icm
162 Convert profile.icm to a Postscript color rendering dictionary
163 (CRD) using icc2ps and adjust the printer colors by using the
164 Postscript setcolorrendering operator. (WORK IN PROGRESS).
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166 -G gamma-file.ps
167 Prepend gamma-file.ps to the Postscript input to perform color
168 correction using the setcolortransfer Postscript operator. For
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170 {0.333 exp} {0.333 exp} {0.333 exp} {0.333 exp} setcolortransfer
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172 -I intent
173 Select profile intent from the ICM file. 0=Perceptual, 1=Col‐
174 orimetric, 2=Saturation, 3=Absolute. Default is 0 (perceptual).
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176 Debugging Options
177 These options are used for debugging foo2hbpl2 and its wrapper.
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179 -S plane
180 Output just a single color plane from a color print and print it
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188 -D level
189 Set Debug level [0].
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193 Create a monochrome ZjStream from a Postscript document, examine it,
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196 foo2hbpl2-wrapper testpage.ps > testpage.prn
197 hbpl2decode < testpage.prn
198 lpr -P raw testpage.prn
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202 foo2hbpl2-wrapper -c testpage.ps > testpage.prn
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206 /usr/bin/foo2hbpl2-wrapper
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209 foo2hbpl2(1), hbpldecode(1)
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212 Rick Richardson <rick.richardson@comcast.net>
213 http://foo2hbpl.rkkda.com/
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