z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

The parts of the next-to-last line of this response can be:
Category Possible Values Meaning
Destination DEST Printer services the specified destination values.
The printer can service up to 4 destination values.
The first value for the device is always OFF if it
was not specifically set by either a START
command, or at initialization with the RDEVICE
statement in the system configuration file. If it was
set, the specified destination is shown. If the
remaining destination values were not specified,
the values are null and are shown as – NONE –. If
they were specified, the specified value is shown.
AFP characteristics AFP Printer processes files with advanced function
printer (AFP) characteristics, that is, files that
contain X'5A' CCWs or an extended attributes
buffer (XAB).
Mark separator
trailer pages
NOAFP Printer does not process files with AFP
characteristics.
MARK Printer marks 3800 trailer pages with separator
bars.
NOMARK Printer does not mark 3800 trailer pages with
separator bars.
Note: MARK and NOMARK only appear for 3800
printers.
Responses from Active Card Punches
If a punch is attached to a user and is currently active with a spool file, you see a
message like:
q 1f30
PUN 1F30 STARTED SYSTEM CLASS 1
PUN 1F30 FORM STANDARD AUTO NOSEP LIMIT NONE
PUN 1F30 DEST OFF DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE -
PUN 1F30 PUNCHING JAMES FILE 0042 RECS 012K COPY 002 SEQ 001
Ready;
QUERY ALL
This response tells you the following about the card punch at the real device
number 1F30. The first line means that the punch will:
v Be available for spooling activity
v Process files for any user ID
v Select class 1 spool files.
The second line tells you that the punch will:
v Select files requesting STANDARD form
v Automatically schedule forms output
v Not generate a separator page for output files.
The third line tells you that the punch will not use destination values as a criterion
for selecting files. The parts of the first line of the response can also be:
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