Pcl for ce997A mailbox

We have a laserjet 600 m602 printer with a 5bin mailbox cc997A.
We want to control with pcl 5 the output bin of the mailbox.
Normally output bins are selected with Esc &l3G and more.
However this will select a bin on the cc997A (the bottom one) but Esc&l4G, Esc&l5G and so on do not select another bin of the cc997a but instead print to the output of the printer itself.
Does anyone know the correct PCL line to select a specific bin of the cc997A?
Thanks JP

If the Windows driver uses PJL, it may be the case that (external) bin selection via PCL is not supported in the firmware - I don't know.
... and I don't know what else to suggest, other than trial and error.
As for the PJL ASCIIHEX values, they are nothing to do with the bin selection:
Type Sequence Description
PCL Parameterised <Esc>%-12345X Universal Exit Language (UEL)
Comment Switch language to PJL
PJL Command @PJL DMINFO ASCIIHEX="0400040101020D1010011532303133303331393
13133333331"<CR><LF>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Comment Start analysis of embedded PML string
Comment of size 50 ASCIIHEX characters (25 bytes)
PML Request 0x04 SetRequest
PML Data Type/Length 0x0004 Object Identifier / 4
Value 0x0101020d 1.1.2.13
PML Data Type/Length 0x1010 String / 16
Symbol Set 0x0115 277 (= 8U)
Value 0x323031.. 20130319113331
Comment End analysis of embedded PML string
Comment of size 50 ASCIIHEX characters (25 bytes)
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
I don't know exactly what Object Identifier (OID) 1.1.2.13 signifies, but it seems to be the current date and time (in ISO format).

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