IBM 60, User Manual

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Menu Mode
In menu mode, the display shows menus and submenus from which you can select
printer settings and enter choices. Change to menu mode when you want to
perform actions such as shutdown and restart, enter a password to access
password-protected menu items, run print samples, or configure the printer and its
attachments. To enter or exit menu mode, press the Menu/Exit key on the operator
panel. You are in menu mode when the HELP menu appears on the operator
panel.
When you enter menu mode, the Scroll Up and Scroll Down keys become
navigation keys and the Enter key becomes a selection key.
Use this key to scroll up through the menu or submenu items
selected. When you scroll, the items wrap so that you can access
all items by continually scrolling.
Use this key to scroll down through the menu or submenu items
selected. When you scroll, the items wrap so that you can access
all items by continually scrolling.
Use the Enter key to:
Ÿ
Select a main menu item and access its submenu.
Ÿ
Select a submenu item and access its submenu.
Accessing Password Required Menu Items
Access to some menu items is restricted to either the key operator or the customer
engineer. Only when the printer is programmed with a password will the following
messages appear on the display ENTER KEY OP PASSWORD or ENTER CE
PASSWORD. If you are a user not assigned to key operator duties, you cannot
access that menu item. All SERVICE menu items are available only to the
customer engineer.
If you see a request for a password and you are a user without a password, do the
following:
1. Press the Enter key to clear the message.
2. Press the Scroll Up or Scroll Down key until <CANCEL> appears, and press
the Enter key. Either return to the main menu item or press the Menu/Exit key
to exit menu mode.
A user who is not assigned key operator duties can access submenu items only
under the following MAIN MENU items:
Ÿ
HELP
Ÿ
TRAYS/STACKERS
Ÿ
SYSTEM SHUTDOWN
Key operators can practice entering a password by completing the tutorial in
Chapter 3, (see “Tutorial: Entering a Key Operator Password” on page 3-2).
Chapter 2. Using the Operator Panel
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