IBM Deskstar Deskstar 3, User Manual

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After pressing Menu to enter the Configuration Menu when no print job is in
progress
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After pressing Load/Eject to perform an eject to tear off position when Front
Push or Rear Push is selected.
Processing
If lighted, the printer is printing or processing data. If blinking, the printer buffer
contains data that cannot be printed immediately. If not lighted, there is no data to
process and no data in the print buffer.
Online (Twinax)
If lighted, the printer is in communication with the host. If not lighted, the printer
is not in communication with the host.
Format/Online (Coax)
This indicator functions as a Format indicator when the coax attachment is active
or as an Online indicator when the parallel is the interface (see the above
operating conditions for the Online indicator). For the Format indicator: If on,
Cancel Print
, PA1, and PA2 are active (for the SCS data stream). If off, PA1 and
PA2 are not active and the Cancel Print key is active only in Test mode.
Format/Online (Parallel, Serial, or LAN)
If lighted, the printer is in communication with the host. If off, the printer is not in
communication with the host.
Attention
If blinking, the printer requires operator intervention (for example, to add forms or
to clear a forms jam). The type of intervention needed appears on the display
panel. If not lighted, the printer does not require immediate attention.
Unit Check
If blinking, a printer error has occurred and the printer must be reset. If not
lighted, the printer has no printer errors.
Display Panel
The display panel is a 2-line by 40-character liquid crystal display (LCD) that
displays printer status messages, the print test menu, and the configuration menu
categories, parameters, and values. Use this display panel and the printer function
keys to scroll through and select Configuration Menu items and Operator Print
Tests. You can set this display so the messages appear in one of the following
languages:
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000 English (default)
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001 Deutsch
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002 Français
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003 Italiano
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004 Español
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005 Nederlands
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006 Dansk
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007 Português
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008 Norsk
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009 Svenska
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010 Suomi
Chapter 2. Understanding the Operator Panel
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