Working with content-sensitive medium map names

This topic documents intended programming interfaces that let the customer write programs to obtain the services of Infoprint XT.

Infoprint XT creates an AFP form definition for each Xerox job that it processes. It embeds the form definition in the AFP data stream that it generates from the Xerox data stream. By using the xcsmmname conversion parameter, you can instruct Infoprint XT to use a specific naming convention for each medium map in the form definition. The format of the name defines the characteristics of the medium map. Table 1 describes the name format.

Table 1. Format of content-sensitive medium map names
Byte	Bit	Description
1	Not applicable	Infoprint XT always uses X'C6'.
2 – 5	Not applicable	Infoprint XT always uses X'F0F0F0F0'.
6		This byte consists of bit flags that represent medium map options.
	0	Reserved for future use.
	1	1 means that the medium map specifies duplex printing. 0 specifies simplex printing.
	2	1 means that the medium map specifies an offset stack change. 0 specifies no offset stack change.
	3	Specifies the format that the E1 keyword of the Medium Modification Control (MMC) structured field uses. 1 means that the medium map specifies format one¹ for the keyword. 0 specifies that the keyword uses format two².
7 – 8	Not applicable	These bytes specify the bin number in hexadecimal format.
Notes: Bins are numbered 1 through four; bin 65 is the envelope bin, and bin 100 is the manual bin. Bins are numbered 1 through 255.

See xcsmmname transform conversion parameter for more information.