The EOJ command informs the printer of the end of a PJL job and synchronises the job status information.
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Syntax |
@PJL EOJ [NAME="job name"][<CR>]<LF> |
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Response syntax |
None |
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Parameters |
Functional range |
Default |
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NAME="job name" |
ASCII 33 thru 255,<SP>,<HT> |
Not applicable |
NAME="job name"
With the EOJ command, you can name your print job. The "job name" variable is a string and must be enclosed in double quotes. The "job name" string does not need to be the same name that is used in the JOB command.
NOTE
The JOB and EOJ commands should always be used in pairs. Do not use one without the other. If you use un-paired JOB and EOJ commands, unexpected results may occur.
When a JOB command is received, the PCL5 PDL does not recognise the UEL command as a PJL job boundary until an EOJ command is received. UEL commands within a PJL JOB and EOJ command pair are treated as printer language resets. They default the print environment to the PJL Current Environment settings, instead of the User Default Environment.