5. Print Settings from the Command Line

Print Quality Functions

Toner Saving

CNTonerSaving   Specifies printing with the toner save function.

$lpr [File Name] -o CNTonerSaving=[Parameter]

  Parameter Select and enter one of the following.
  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
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Toner Density

CNTonerDensity   Specifies the toner density when printing.

$lpr [Name of File to Print] -o CNTonerDensity=[Parameter]

  Parameter Select and enter one of the following.
  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
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Image Refinement

CNSuperSmooth   Specifies the Super Smooth function.

$lpr [Name of File to Print] -oCNSuperSmooth=[Parameter]

  Parameter Select and enter one of the following.
  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
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Halftones

CNHalftone   Specifies a halftone pattern.

$lpr [Name of File to Print] -oCNHalftone=[Parameter]

  Parameter Select and enter one of the following.
  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
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