CNTonerSaving Specifies printing with the toner save function.
$lpr [File Name] -o CNTonerSaving=[Parameter]
Parameter | Select and enter one of the following. | |
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True | Print using toner saving function | |
False | Print without using toner saving function (default) | |
Example | To print the file "sample.ps",
specifying the toner saving function: $ lpr sample.ps -o CNTonerSaving=True |
CNTonerDensity Specifies the toner density when printing.
$lpr [Name of File to Print] -o CNTonerDensity=[Parameter]
Parameter | Select and enter one of the following. | |
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1 | Toner density 1 (Light) | |
2 | Toner density 2 | |
3 | Toner density 3 (default) | |
4 | Toner density 4 | |
5 | Toner density 5 (Dark) | |
Example | Specifying Toner Density 3 and printing a file named "sample.ps": $ lpr sample.ps -o CNTonerDensity=3 |
CNSuperSmooth Specifies the Super Smooth function.
$lpr [Name of File to Print] -oCNSuperSmooth=[Parameter]
Parameter | Select and enter one of the following. | |
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True | Uses the Super Smooth function (default). | |
False | Does not use the Super Smooth function. | |
Example | Printing a file named "sample.ps" without using the Super Smooth function: $ lpr sample.ps -o CNSuperSmooth=False |
CNHalftone Specifies a halftone pattern.
$lpr [Name of File to Print] -oCNHalftone=[Parameter]
Parameter | Select and enter one of the following. | |
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pattern1 | Pattern 1 (default) | |
pattern2 | Pattern 2 | |
pattern3 | Pattern 3 (Only for LBP3200) | |
Example | Specifying Pattern 2 and printing a file named "sample.ps": $ lpr sample.ps -o CNHalftone=pattern2 |