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Canon Inkjet Printer Driver
Version 4.00
Copyright CANON INC. 2013
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1. About this file
    This file describes the options available when printing on this printer using the lpr command.

2. Option list
    This section describes options available for setting up printing with the lpr command.
    For information about the options that can be used and restrictions
    on combining options, see the following:

    Media Type **
    Paper Source **
    Print Quality **
    Color Balance
    Intensity
    Contrast
    Brightness
    Grayscale Printing
    Ink Cartridge Settings
    Page Size **
    Print Size
    Print Position
    Copies

    Any setting identified with ** has restrictions when combined
    with other options. For information about restrictions based on print option
    combinations, see "Restrictions on the combinations of print options."

    Media Type **

        Syntax                  :  -o MediaType=[parameter]
        Parameter               : The following media can be selected.
                                   [Default Value=plain]

        plain                    Plain Paper
        glossygold               Photo Paper Plus Glossy II
        glossypaper              Glossy Photo Paper
        envelope                 Envelope

    Paper Source **

        Syntax                  :  -o InputSlot=[parameter]
        Parameter               : The following Paper Sources can be selected.
                                   [Default Value=asf]

        asf                      Feed from Rear Tray

    Print Quality **

        Syntax                  :  -o CNQuality=[parameter]
        Parameter               : 1 - 5 [Default Value=differs depending on options]

        As the value becomes smaller, the print quality improves. As the value becomes larger,
         the print speed increases.
        The default value differs depending on other print options.


    Color Balance

        Syntax                  :  Cyan      -o CNBalanceC=[parameter]
                                   Magenta      -o CNBalanceM=[parameter]
                                   Yellow      -o CNBalanceY=[parameter]
                                   Parameter : -50 - 50 [Default Value=0]

        The color tone increases as the number increases.

    Intensity

        Syntax                  :  -o CNDensity=[parameter]
        Parameter               : -50 - 50 [Default Value=0]

        The intensity increases as the number increases.

    Contrast

        Syntax                  :  -o CNContrast=[parameter]
        Parameter               : -50 - 50 [Default Value=0]

        The contrast increases as the number increases.

    Brightness

        Syntax                  :  -o CNGamma=[parameter]
        Parameter               : The following parameters can be selected.
                                   [Default Value=1.8]

        1.4                      Light
        1.8                      Normal
        2.2                      Dark

    Grayscale Printing

        Syntax                  :  -o CNGrayscale
        Parameter               : There is no parameter.


    Ink Cartridge Settings

        Syntax                  :  -o CNInkCartridgeSettings=[parameter]
        Parameter               : The following parameters can be selected.
                                   [Default Value=bkcolor]

        color                    Color Only
        bk                       Black Only
        bkcolor                  Both Black and Color

        *You cannot print with an ink cartridge removed. Do not remove an ink cartridge
        even if you do not use it for printing.
        *"bk" is ignored in the following cases. Printing is performed using
        color ink cartridges as well.
        - When a medium other than "plain," "postcard," "postcardaddress," or "envelope"
        is specified for Media Type
        - When Borderless Printing is set


    Page Size **

        Syntax                  :  -o PageSize=[parameter]
        Parameter               : The following Page Sizes can be selected.
                                   [Default Value=a4]

        letter                   Letter [8.50"x11.00" 215.9x279.4mm]
        legal                    Legal [8.50"x14.00" 215.9x355.6mm]
        a5                       A5 [5.83"x8.27" 148.0x210.0mm]
        a4                       A4 [8.27"x11.69" 210.0x297.0mm]
        b5                       B5 [7.17"x10.12" 182.0x257.0mm]
        4X6                      4"x6" [4.00"x6.00" 101.6x152.4mm]
        5X7                      5"x7" [5.00"x7.00" 127.0x177.8mm]
        envelop10p               Envelope Com 10 [4.12"x9.50" 104.8x241.3mm]
        envelopdlp               Envelope DL [4.33"x8.66" 110.0x220.0mm]
        Custom.value1xvalue2mm   Custom

        If you specify Custom for Page Size, specify the size within the following range.
        You must set both the paper width (value1) and height (value2).

        Syntax                  :  -o PageSize=Custom.[value1]x[value2]mm
        Parameter               : value1 = 101.6 mm - 215.9 mm,
                                   value2 = 152.4 mm - 676 mm


    Print Size

        i) Scaling Specification

        Specify the size ratio for enlargement or reduction as a % value. With the lpr command,
        you can use "natural-scaling," which is a standard option, to perform
        the Scaling Specification.
        For information about the options that can be set in the lpr command (CUPS),
        see the homepage for the Common UNIX Printing System (http://www.cups.org/).

        ii) Fit-to-Page Printing

        Syntax                  : -o scaling=100

        This function expands or reduces the image to fit the print area, without changing
        the vertical-horizontal ratio. It scales the image to fit to the print area
        in either the horizontal or vertical direction.

        *Scaling Specification and Fit-to-Page Printing cannot be specified
        at the same time.

    Print Position

        With the lpr command, you can use "position," which is a standard option, to perform
        the Print Position adjustment. For information about the options that can be set
        in the lpr command (CUPS), see the homepage for the Common UNIX Printing System
        (http://www.cups.org/).


    Copies

        Syntax                  :  -o CNCopies=[parameter]
        Parameter               : 1 - 999 [Default Value=1]

3. Restrictions on the combinations of print options

    The combinations of print option for the lpr command are restricted as shown below.

    *Media Type, Print Quality, and Borderless Printing

        When combining Media Type, Print Quality, and Borderless Printing,
        you can specify the following print setting combinations
        using the lpr command:

        When Borderless Printing is not specified (when not specifying a Page Size
        for Borderless Printing):
         -o MediaType=plain -o CNQuality=2 
         -o MediaType=plain -o CNQuality=3 
         -o MediaType=plain -o CNQuality=4 
         -o MediaType=envelope -o CNQuality=2 
         -o MediaType=envelope -o CNQuality=3 
         -o MediaType=glossypaper -o CNQuality=2 
         -o MediaType=glossypaper -o CNQuality=3 
         -o MediaType=glossygold -o CNQuality=1 
         -o MediaType=glossygold -o CNQuality=2 
         -o MediaType=glossygold -o CNQuality=3 
        

4. Maintenance Command
    You can use the basic maintenance function of the printer by using the following
     command. The maintenance function varies depending on its types. For more
     details, refer to "Online Manual."
    The following command is based on registering "P200USB" to the spooler as the printer name. Change it to the printer name that you have set.

    Print Head Cleaning
        Cleans clogged print head nozzles.
        For Fedora:
        [user@zzz /yyy]$ lpr -P P200USB /usr/local/share/cmdtocanonij/cleaning.utl
        For Ubuntu:
        [user@zzz /yyy]$ lpr -P P200USB /usr/share/cmdtocanonij/cleaning.utl

    Print nozzle check pattern
        Prints a pattern that lets you check whether the print head nozzles are clogged.
        For Fedora:
        [user@zzz /yyy]$ lpr -P P200USB /usr/local/share/cmdtocanonij/nozzlecheck.utl
        For Ubuntu:
        [user@zzz /yyy]$ lpr -P P200USB /usr/share/cmdtocanonij/nozzlecheck.utl

