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Installing

Optional

Interfaces

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7 Once the metal plate is secure, press the interface board

down to adhere the two plastic feet to the tray assembly.

Note: Your optional interface card may look different than the one

shown in the illustration.

8 Open the two ejector latches on the interface board and the

two on the controller board.

Note: Your optional interface card may look different than the one

shown in the illustration.

9 Take the plastic ribbon cable and fold it over so that the

notches (keys) face upward on both connectors. Slide the

Ejector latches

Summary of Contents for 1725E

Page 1: ...QMS 1725E Print System Reference 1800387 001B...

Page 2: ...m 3 Open 3Com Corporation Aldus Aldus PageMaker Aldus FreeHand Aldus Corporation Apple AppleTalk EtherTalk LaserWriter LocalTalk Macintosh TrueType Apple Computer Inc VINES Banyan CompuServe H R Block...

Page 3: ...ction Introduction 1 2 About This Manual 1 2 Typographic Conventions 1 4 2 Print Media Introduction 2 2 Media Sizes and Imageable Areas 2 2 Setting Page Margins 2 3 Media Types and Weights 2 3 Envelop...

Page 4: ...Symbol Sets 3 9 Optional Fonts 3 10 PostScript Typeface Sampler 3 11 Page Design 3 13 References 3 13 4 Printer Configuration Introduction 4 2 Methods of Configuration 4 2 Using an Application 4 2 Usi...

Page 5: ...Parallel Interface Parameters 4 23 Emulation 4 24 Setting Network 2 Options 4 27 Emulations 4 28 Setting an ESP Default Emulation 4 28 Setting PostScript Parameters 4 29 Setting HP PCL5 Parameters 4 2...

Page 6: ...pecifying Page Recovery Action 4 57 Setting Toner Out Action 4 57 Setting Energy Conservation 4 57 Setting Manual Feed Timeout 4 58 Setting the Letterhead Option 4 58 Miscellaneous 4 59 Restoring the...

Page 7: ...gement 5 18 End Job Mode 5 19 Common Reasons to Use End Job Mode 5 19 Using the EOD Commands 5 20 Setting the End Job Mode for the Serial and Parallel Protocols 5 21 Setting the End Job Mode via the C...

Page 8: ...embly 6 15 Re installing the Tray Assembly 6 19 Memory Modules SIMMs 6 20 Installing a SIMM 6 20 Removing a SIMM 6 23 Intellifont SIMM 6 23 Installing the Intellifont SIMM 6 24 Increasing the Disk Cac...

Page 9: ...are Requirements 6 56 Installing the Kanji Disk 6 56 Configuring the Printer 6 59 Updating System Software 6 62 Requirements 6 62 Procedure Macintosh Users 6 63 Procedure PC Users Parallel and Serial...

Page 10: ...cs IEEE 1284 Parallel B 7 Serial B 9 IBM PC XT PC AT and Compatible Computers B 10 Ethernet B 11 LocalTalk Optional Interface B 12 Macintosh to Serial B 12 Warranty Considerations B 13 Consumables and...

Page 11: ...ode C 23 BitReverse C 23 InvertImage C 24 Compression C 24 DPI C 24 ImageData C 25 PageEnd C 25 JobEnd C 26 D Notices Manual Notice D 2 Laser Safety D 2 FCC Compliance D 2 International Notices D 4 Ca...

Page 12: ...QMS 1725E Print System Reference x Glossary Index v...

Page 13: ...1 Introduction In This Chapter n About this manual n Typographic conventions...

Page 14: ...ia Lists print media sizes margins and imageable areas and pro vides media storage information n Chapter 3 Professional Printing Discusses typefaces and fonts typographic terms displays the printer s...

Page 15: ...product sales and support telephone num bers and describes how to communicate with QMS through the QMS Bulletin Board CompuServe the Internet and Q FAX n Appendix B Technical Specifications Provides...

Page 16: ...tly as described in the manual ACHTUNG Bitte halten Sie sich exakt an die im Handbuch beschriebene Vorgehensweise da sonst Verletzungsgefahr bestehen k nnte v Mixed Case Courier Text you type and mess...

Page 17: ...2 Print Media In This Chapter n Media sizes margins and imageable areas n Media types and weights n Media storage...

Page 18: ...vailable for the full page frame buffer Note The media size must match the cassette size Since the cassette sends a size signal to the printer controller using the wrong size media will cause your ima...

Page 19: ...size and change its placement on the page The QMS Crown Technical Reference Manual contains information on PostScript operators Setting Page Margins Margins are set through your application Some appli...

Page 20: ...24lb 90 g m2 envelopes are recommended for this printer Labels Type Use only labels recommended for laser printers such as Avery 5260 Adhesive label stock has pressure sensitive peel and stick adhesiv...

Page 21: ...laser printers such as Canon brand type D and 3M type PP2500 Weight The printer supports 17 34 lb 64 128 g m2 transparencies using manual feed Media Storage Improperly stored media increases the chanc...

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Page 23: ...3 Professional Printing In This Chapter n About typefaces and fonts n More typography terms n Typeface classification n Resident fonts n Postscript typeface sampler n Page design n References...

Page 24: ...Times that has a specified obliqueness degree of slant and stroke weight thickness of stroke It does not define a particular size Typeface Family A group of similar typefaces For example the Times typ...

Page 25: ...hich the width of each character varies For example the letter i is thinner than the letter m and therefore takes up less space Proportional spacing saves page space and is easier on the eye This manu...

Page 26: ...ollowing example shows text in 8 10 12 24 and 36 point sizes ABCABCABCABCABC Pitch Pitch refers to the number of characters per horizontal inch cpi in a monospaced typeface Therefore the larger the pi...

Page 27: ...e following example shows the roman and italic forms of Times and the roman and oblique forms of ITC Avant Garde Times Roman Times Italic ITC Avant Garde ITC Avant Garde Oblique Orientation Orientatio...

Page 28: ...book Palatino and Times are serif typefaces In the following example all the letters except e and o have serifs Times Roman Sans Serif Sans serif sans is French for without indicates a typeface witho...

Page 29: ...laying symbols that might otherwise have to be drawn in by hand Many typefaces today include a complement of the more commonly used pi characters Symbol and ITC Zapf Ding bats are pi typefaces Residen...

Page 30: ...ant Garde Gothic Demibold Oblique Helvetica Helvetica Oblique Helvetica Bold Helvetica Bold Oblique Helvetica Condensed Helvetica Condensed Oblique Helvetica Condensed Bold Helvetica Condensed Bold Ob...

Page 31: ...10 pitch 12 point Courier 10 pitch 12 point Italic Courier 10 pitch 12 point Bold Times scalable Times Italic scalable Times Bold scalable Times Italic Bold scalable Sans Serif Fonts Univers scalable...

Page 32: ...in American Special Symbols Optional Fonts Your printer supports the following optional fonts n Downloadable Fonts Include Type 1 and Type 3 host resident and printer card resident downloadable fonts...

Page 33: ...Narrow You have a problem Your space is limited your copy is too long and you need a typeface that is bold and attention getting Try Helvetica Narrow This typeface conserves space gets attention and i...

Page 34: ...ographic legibility New Century Schoolbook has a bold an italic and a bold italic form It is a practical sturdy typeface ITC Bookman ITC Bookman is a strongly styled updated typeface Although modified...

Page 35: ...od newspapers are an example of the use of text placement for maximum readability The typeface chosen for text and headlines var ies in size and text is contained in columns two to three inches wide T...

Page 36: ...g Press 1983 ISBN 0 89471 226 8 n Holzgang David PostScript Programmer s Reference Guide Glenview IL Scott Foresman 1989 ISBN 0 673 38575 4 n Holzgang David Understanding PostScript Programming Alamed...

Page 37: ...4 Printer Configuration In This Chapter n Methods of configuration n Configuration menu n Operator control menu n Administration menu n Installation menu...

Page 38: ...In both guides menu features are grouped according to task Each feature is introduced then a table describes the feature s location in the configuration menu the available choices for that feature and...

Page 39: ...Printer Commands Printer commands such as PostScript operators QMS Document Option Commands DOCs and HP PCL and HP GL commands can enable job specific features your application or page description la...

Page 40: ...onfiguration menu are organized under three main menus n Operator Control Menu Use this menu to select document processing options such as copy count choosing input and output paper bins chaining inpu...

Page 41: ...only when an optional security card is installed Accessing the Configuration Menu To access the configuration menu make sure the printer is idle IDLE displays in the message window then press the Onli...

Page 42: ...t Advance to the next option or submenu within a menu Previous Return to the previous option or submenu within a menu Select Select an option or enter a submenu Press this key to The message window re...

Page 43: ...the following keys to change the current input character Select Access the Emulation menu EMULATION ESP Previous Advance to the Emulation PostScript menu EMULATION POSTSCRIPT Select Select PostScript...

Page 44: ...n is longer than the value that you need to enter replace each extra character with a space The printer interprets a space at the end of character information as a blank Example To change the HP GL em...

Page 45: ...ALING PERCENT 000 Select Select 0 and move the current character to the next 0 SCALING PERCENT 000 Next 5 times Advance the current character to 5 SCALING PERCENT 050 Select Select 5 and move the curr...

Page 46: ...ssage appears select YES to restart the printer and have the change s take effect immediately or select NO to wait until you manually restart the printer for changes to take effect Canceling Configura...

Page 47: ...ine or Menu Exit from the menu Online Offline or return to the previous menu Menu and be prompted to save your change SAVE CHANGES NO Select Select No The printer finishes printing any print jobs in p...

Page 48: ...usually preferable to select in your application the number of copies you want to print you can change the default number of copies for all print jobs through the printer control panel Menu Administr...

Page 49: ...n Inputbin Allows you to select the default cassette inputbin from which media is drawn into the printer Menu Operator Control Collation Choices On Off Default Off Notes For additional information on...

Page 50: ...dium to be fed manu ally Menu Operator Control Outputbin Choices Upper face up Default Upper Menu Operator Control Chain Inputbins Choices On Switch to the next input bin with the same size and type o...

Page 51: ...s Menu Operator Control Def Duplex Choices On Off Default Off Notes This is an optional feature and supported only if the duplexing unit and enough memory are installed See the Memory Submenu later in...

Page 52: ...printer waits on transmission from the host for various types of data Setting a PostScript Emulation Timeout The PostScript emulation timeout is the maximum number of seconds the PostScript emulation...

Page 53: ...inting the job in the default emu lation Setting Serial Interface Parameters Use the Administration Communications Serial menu to set the serial interface communication values used for printer host co...

Page 54: ...abled Turn off serial communication with the host The printer stops accepting print jobs over the serial interface Default Interactive Notes The printer must be restarted for changes to the Mode menu...

Page 55: ...estarted for changes to the Min K Spool menu to take effect You can either let the printer restart automatically after you save the change and exit the Configuration menu or you can wait for the chang...

Page 56: ...ies how the printer should handle parity errors Menu Administration Communications Serial Def Job Prio Choices 001 100 highest lowest priority Default 001 highest priority Menu Administration Communic...

Page 57: ...s The printer prints its best interpretation of the character s affected by the error On Don t ignore parity errors The printer replaces the character s affected by the error with a question mark Defa...

Page 58: ...Choices DSR POL DSR DTR POL DTR RTS CTS Normal reverse Off on Normal reverse Off on Off on Off on Defaults DSR POL DSR DTR POL DTR RTS CTS Normal Off Normal On Off Off Notes If the host uses hardware...

Page 59: ...x protocol Print jobs cannot alter this value through PostScript operators Binary Enable binary communications protocol Print jobs can alter this value through PostScript operators Data in the printab...

Page 60: ...rent modes Menu Administration Communications Parallel Emulation Choices ESP Hexdump PostScript PCL5 HPGL CCITT Lineprinter Other optional emulations also appear if installed Default ESP Menu Administ...

Page 61: ...ministration Communications Parallel Spool Timeout Choices 00000 99999 Default 00030 Menu Administration Communications Parallel Data Bits Choices 7 Bits 8 Bits Default 8 Bits Menu Administration Comm...

Page 62: ...nications Parallel PS Protocol Choices Normal Enable standard ASCII hex protocol Data is sent and received in ASCII format This mode is recommended if you do not print binary data It was designed for...

Page 63: ...Fixed Enable standard ASCII hex protocol Print jobs cannot alter this value through PostScript operators Binary Enable binary communications protocol Print jobs can alter this value through PostScript...

Page 64: ...ion Communications menu Setting an ESP Default Emulation The emulation sensing processor ESP feature of the QMS 1725E Print System analyzes incoming print jobs and identifies which emula tion the prin...

Page 65: ...on Emulations ESP Default Emul Choices HPGL Lineprinter PostScript PCL5 CCITT Default PCL5 Notes You must turn the printer off and back on again for the change to take effect For more information on E...

Page 66: ...Italic UnivCond UnivCond Italic UnivCond Bold UnivCond BldItlc Select by Index Default Courier12 Notes represents a scalable font default point size 12 points is used to scale the font and produce the...

Page 67: ...rinter The five dingbat symbol sets PS ZapfDingbats Ventura Dingbats Zapf Dingbats100 Zapf Dingbats200 and Zapf Dingbats300 can be used with all fonts If a mismatch between a symbol set and font occur...

Page 68: ...Allows you to choose whether to retain temporary HP PCL5 fonts and macros at the end of each print job Menu Administration Emulations PCL 5 Point Size x100 Choices 00025 99975 0 25 999 75 points Defa...

Page 69: ...tire state of PCL as well as the temporary macros fonts and patterns from previous PCL jobs unless you do one of the following n Change any PCL front panel option n Send any PCL specific DOC except th...

Page 70: ...r to emulate a monochrome or color plotter Notes This feature may be useful when printing PCL4 documents which may inadvertently select unwanted scalable fonts Menu Administration Emulations PCL 5 Def...

Page 71: ...d formula WhiteY 1 0 30 1 0 59 1 0 11 100 gray BlackY 0 0 30 0 0 59 0 0 11 0 gray RedY 1 0 30 0 0 59 0 0 11 30 gray GreenY 0 0 30 1 0 59 0 0 11 59 gray YellowY 1 0 30 1 0 59 0 0 11 89 gray BlueY 0 0 3...

Page 72: ...mulations HPGL Plotter Choices 7550A 7475A 7470A Colorpro Default 7550A Menu Administration Emulations HPGL Scaling Percent Choices 001 150 1 150 Default 100 100 Notes To scale plots select the paper...

Page 73: ...a black background Off Print a black image on a white background Default Off Menu Administration Emulations HPGL Enhanced Mode Choices On Uses an increased resolution for the grid Off Uses standard re...

Page 74: ...e media type it automatically sets the hard clip limits to 0 591 15 mm on three sides and to 1 537 39 mm on the fourth side However if Expand Mode is set to On then the limits are set to 0 197 5 mm on...

Page 75: ...Menu Administration Emulations HPGL Pen x Color Choices Black Violet Brown Gray 25 Gray 50 Gray 75 Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Cyan Magenta Default Pen 1 Black 100 black Pen 2 Black 100 black Pen 3 R...

Page 76: ...PostScript fonts Default Courier Notes Any PostScript fonts available on the printer can be used To see a list of available PostScript fonts print an advanced status page through the printer configura...

Page 77: ...in the print job is translated to a carriage return form feed CRFF combination Menu Administration Emulations Lineprinter Tab Stops Choices 0 256 Default 8 Menu Administration Emulations Lineprinter...

Page 78: ...gins in 1 100 increments Menu Administration Emulations Lineprinter Orientation Choices Landscape Portrait Default Portrait Menu Administration Emulations Lineprinter CRISCRLF Choices On Wrap long lin...

Page 79: ...tatus page you want to print and then print it Identifying a Status Page Type Two types of status pages are available Printing a Status Page Prints a status page Default Bottom 0 Left 0 Right 0 Top 0...

Page 80: ...printer pulls media when printing the header page Default No Notes The type of status page printed is determined by the selection made in the Status Page Type menu Menu Administration Special Pages Ca...

Page 81: ...print a trailer error page for each print job On Print a trailer error page for each print job On Error If any print job errors exist print a trailer page that lists the errors as well as other traile...

Page 82: ...sk for a PostScript file named SYS START and executes this file Menu Administration Startup Options Do Start Page Choices Yes Print a start up page each time the printer is turned on No Don t print a...

Page 83: ...performance level of the printer Configuring Spooling The K Mem for Spool listed on the status page as Host Input is the total number of kilobytes of RAM allocated to all spooling buffers This memory...

Page 84: ...Mem for PSHeap listed on the status page as Heap is the number of kilobytes of RAM dedicated to the PostScript emulation interpreter This memory client holds downloaded PostScript emula tion fonts op...

Page 85: ...ult 00116 Notes This memory setting can reduce the number of times a PostScript font must be converted from outline form to bitmap form thus reducing processing time If you change the K Mem for PS Fon...

Page 86: ...ually storing it to and retrieving it from a hard disk Notes This value must be greater than the sum of the Min K Spool for all installed and enabled interfaces Data in this client disappears when the...

Page 87: ...aller cache but decreased performance may result Frame Buffer The Frame Buffer memory client holds rasterized or bitmapped images of page faces which are ready to be sent to the print engine A frame h...

Page 88: ...s not allow you to choose features that do not work with the amount of memory currently installed The Frame Buffer option does not change the media size It just ensures that you have enough mem ory al...

Page 89: ...y clients through the creation of a swap file on the printer s hard disk The default size of the swap file depends on the amount of RAM installed The more RAM installed the larger the default swap fil...

Page 90: ...off use the Administration Engine Image Alignment option to align the image horizontally and vertically in pixel incre ments 1 300 or 0 08 mm Note Engine constraints may limit the accuracy of pixel a...

Page 91: ...e Image Alignment Horiz Offset Choices 000 300 0 00 0 mm 1 00 25 4 mm Default 100 0 33 84 mm Notes Values above 100 move the image to the right Values below 100 move the image to the left Menu Adminis...

Page 92: ...Engine Def Resolution Choices 300 dpi 300x300 dpi resolution 600 dpi 600x600 dpi resolution Default 600 dpi Notes If your printer is configured for duplex printing and has less than 16 MB RAM 600x600...

Page 93: ...ervation The Energy Saver option specifies whether the printer changes to a low power state the engine remains on but the fuser turns off after the printer is inactive for a user defined length of tim...

Page 94: ...erhead paper from the same input bin cassette without having to sort the pages manually Choices 15 minutes 30 minutes 1 hour 2 hours 3 hours Idle time before activation of low power state Off Use norm...

Page 95: ...configuration and need to restart the printer before the new settings will be acknowledged New Flash Image The system software in your printer is stored on flash ROM read only memory that can be erase...

Page 96: ...files on the hard disk when the printer is turned back on again The printer release number is listed on both the start up and the status page Once this reorganization is done the files on the hard dis...

Page 97: ...stration Disk Operations Format Disk menu to format a hard disk See chapter 6 Printer Options for instructions Collation This option is used to specify which disk and how much of that disk should be u...

Page 98: ...epresents the password used to enter the Administration menu when enabled Menu Installation Operator Passwrd Choices Up to 16 alphanumeric characters Default Blank no password Notes Enable the passwor...

Page 99: ...ver if you enter an invalid password the message win dow flashes INVALID PASSWORD for three seconds and then returns you to the Configuration menu Configuring Optional Features Several of the optional...

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Page 101: ...n In This Chapter n The Emulation Sensing Processor ESP n Simultaneous Interface Operations SIO n Communication modes n Gamma correction n Memory n End job mode n IEEE 1284 bidirectional parallel inte...

Page 102: ...rinter Your printer can interpret printer languages without your having to change printer switch settings or send software commands to accommodate different printer languages When your printer is in E...

Page 103: ...which you access through the control panel in the Administration Communications menu you can choose a default emulation for the parallel serial and Ethernet interfaces and in the Administration Emula...

Page 104: ...tes halftone cells by mapping each gray level onto a col lection of dots Factors that influence the quality of a halftone are n Device resolution of the printer n Screen frequency of the halftone n Qu...

Page 105: ...gray You can change screen frequency through your application or by using the PostScript setscreen operator The QMS Crown Technical Reference Manual contains information on setscreen The extra gray l...

Page 106: ...correction should be turned on You can set gamma correction through PS Exec or through the Administration Engine Gamma Correction menu Menu Administration Engine Gamma Correction Choices On Off Defaul...

Page 107: ...reasons for wanting to reconfigure your printer s memory n To achieve maximum performance n To enable additional features The ability to configure your printer s memory doesn t necessarily mean that y...

Page 108: ...rinter the number of options available simultaneously the number of downloadable fonts and emulations that can be stored and overall printer performance Memory Terms Before you can configure your prin...

Page 109: ...ributed Your printer comes with 8 MB of RAM but it is upgrad able to 64 MB by adding Single In line Memory Modules SIMMs RAM Disk Also called a virtual disk the RAM disk is an area of RAM that is used...

Page 110: ...ck loading reprogrammable memory that holds information even when the printer is turned off is known as flash ROM Your QMS 1725E Print System has flash ROM available to hold system code and future sys...

Page 111: ...be loading any non resident emulations If so how many and which ones 6 How many printer ports will be connected 7 Do you have an optional LocalTalk interface connected 8 How many people will be using...

Page 112: ...KB assuming there is enough memory available to allocate to this client See the Memory section of chapter 4 Printer Configuration for each memory client s minimum and default settings Frame Buffer The...

Page 113: ...s approxi mately one compressed block for a normal 8 5 x 11 215 9 mm x 279 4 mm text page four compressed blocks for an 8 5 x 11 215 9 mm x 279 4 mm page that includes some graphics and as many as 500...

Page 114: ...red in the font cache is much faster than print ing characters not yet in the font cache As the font cache memory fills the printer makes room for new bit mapped characters by erasing those that have...

Page 115: ...crements until the error message goes away Excess memory in the PS heap is not used Emulation Also known as K Mem Emulation this client is used to store any optional or loadable emulations such as LN0...

Page 116: ...ecomes free more quickly and the number of jobs that the printer can accept simultaneously is increased You should consider the amount of data being sent simultaneously when allocating mem ory to the...

Page 117: ...ting from 36 to 48 KB See the Memory section of chapter 4 Printer Configuration for instructions on setting the Disk Cache client If your printer has more than 12 MB of RAM the Disk Cache setting will...

Page 118: ...ther memory clients Hard Disk Management You can add one internal hard disk and up to three external hard disks to your QMS 1725E Print System These hard disks serve as secondary storage places for su...

Page 119: ...mulation until an EOD is received This minimizes any slowdown during the sensing process To help ESP technology deter mine the proper emulation of successive print jobs the printer must be able to ide...

Page 120: ...ultiple jobs through the serial and parallel protocols and end job mode is not set ESP tech nology interprets the emulation for only the first job The print jobs that follow are interpreted as being t...

Page 121: ...The following sections provide more detailed information for each step Stand Alone PC 1 Set the end job mode from the printer s control panel 2 Add the EOD command to your file Note If using steps 1...

Page 122: ...ss the End Job Mode option The printer responds by displaying a status message in the message window Note You may need to press the Next key one or more times to advance through the list of selections...

Page 123: ...e your computer or application documentation to find out how to enter the escape character on your system Note The CR LF sequence following the EndOfDocument line for the QMS EOD is necessary to avoid...

Page 124: ...EOD command For example create a DOS batch file listing each print filename followed by the EOD command filename for each file being printed Then run the batch file to print your list of files Sample...

Page 125: ...e mode dictated by the host the modes can be set manually through the printer control panel See chapter 4 Printer Configura tion for information on manually selecting modes through the control panel B...

Page 126: ...Enhanced Parallel Port Mode Printer host parallel communication is done via asynchronous bidirec tional eight bit transfer A return to compatibility mode is not required Nibble Mode Printer host paral...

Page 127: ...aracters the control function is intended regardless of whether the preceding character is a A Any data byte not equal to one of the eight special control characters is transmitted by sending the data...

Page 128: ...o prints QBinary Enables binary communications protocol Print jobs can alter this value through PostScript operators Data in the printable ASCII range also prints Use the special quoting mechanism for...

Page 129: ...ystems or you can alternatively use a program to read the data and write out the quoted characters See your QMS vendor for any avail able information on device drivers or binary filter programs HP GL...

Page 130: ...ns 1 8 the printer uses the designated grayscale for any other pen color the printer uses the following equation C 0 3 M 0 59 Y 0 11 K 255 Note This equation assumes that each grayscale is a byte valu...

Page 131: ...eder n Duplexer assembly n Font and security cards n Downloadable emulations and print system software n Single in line memory and font modules SIMMs n Installing optional interfaces n Using a LocalTa...

Page 132: ...capacity feeder 1500 sheet capacity n Automatic envelope feeder 100 sheet capacity n Duplexer assembly n Font and emulation cards n Security card n Memory upgrades RAM expansions n Intellifont SIMM n...

Page 133: ...ray lets you print mailing addresses on envelopes pre printed with logos or addresses It even allows you to print your own logo and return address along with the mailing addresses Selecting Envelopes...

Page 134: ...the printer power switches off and remove the upper paper cassette 2 Remove the envelope feeder slot cover located above the upper paper cassette slot by pushing it in and then down 3 Replace the cov...

Page 135: ...Options 4 Reinstall the upper paper cassette in the printer 5 Take the envelope feeder in both hands line up the position ing arms with the openings in the printer and insert the enve lope feeder as...

Page 136: ...as far as they will go before meeting resistance 8 Adjust the envelope feed guides located on both sides of the envelopes to match the size of the envelopes Note Arrange the envelopes so that they pre...

Page 137: ...emory is required for duplexing at 600 dpi resolution The following chart represents the minimum amount of memory needed to print various paper sizes at 300 or 600 dpi resolu tion In most cases the mi...

Page 138: ...per and lower paper cassettes from the printer 3 Loosen the screw on the metal plate in the lower paper cas sette slot with a Phillips screwdriver Be careful not to drop the screw inside the printer 4...

Page 139: ...ace in case you remove the duplexer from the printer If you do remove the duplexer this plate should be reinstalled to ensure that the printer operates properly 6 Remove the two screws on the duplexin...

Page 140: ...l out the inner cabinet Store the inner cabinet in a safe place in case you ever remove the duplexing unit from the printer If you do remove the duplexing unit from the printer you must reinstall the...

Page 141: ...printer below the bottom paper tray may be used to expand the font and or emulation capabili ties of your printer Both slots accept optional font emulation and security cards Optional emulations may...

Page 142: ...ing a card turn the printer power off and back on to regain access to the printer s resident fonts and data stored in the printer s memory 2 To insert a font or emulation card slide it into either slo...

Page 143: ...ards Press the Online Offline key to turn the indicator off If you forget to take the printer off line before inserting or removing a card turn the printer power off and back on to regain access to th...

Page 144: ...rinter back on line Once a menu is password protected you cannot enter the menus or make changes in it until you enter a valid password You ll know whether or not the menu is password protected when y...

Page 145: ...quipment as on the back of a computer that is plugged in but turned off Never attach the wrist strap to any piece of equipment with an electrical current present Turn off all power switches first Plas...

Page 146: ...m the printer 2 Position the printer so that the right side of the printer to the right of the control panel is facing you 3 Remove the two screws on each end of the side panel by turning the screws c...

Page 147: ...eased by opening the ejector switches on each side of the connector and then pulling out the connector The connector on the right is released by pressing in the tab on each side with one hand and pull...

Page 148: ...ting the tray assembly as you slide it out of the printer After the tray assembly has been lifted over the safety catches allow the tray to return to a level horizontal position Then pull the tray ass...

Page 149: ...elephones are not acceptable grounding points The printer isn t an acceptable grounding point either because it must be unplugged before you perform this task If you don t have an anti static wrist st...

Page 150: ...resolution Your printer comes standard with 8 MB RAM and can be upgraded through the installation of additional SIMMs 4 8 16 or 32 MB SIMMs to a maximum of 64 MB To upgrade to 64 MB the two SIMM conne...

Page 151: ...ainted metal surfaces and telephones are not acceptable grounding points The printer isn t an acceptable grounding point either because it must be unplugged before you perform this task If you don t h...

Page 152: ...de Slide the new SIMM into the open SIMM connec tor 4 Tilt the SIMM up to a 90 angle until you feel it snap into place 5 Repeat steps 2 through 4 for each additional SIMM you are installing 6 Return t...

Page 153: ...If you have not already done so access the tray assembly by following the instructions in Removing the Tray Assembly earlier in this chapter 2 Using the release latch located on each side of the SIMM...

Page 154: ...ed off Never attach the wrist strap to any piece of equipment with an electrical current present Turn off all power switches first Plastic rubber wood painted metal surfaces and telephones are not acc...

Page 155: ...corner Then push gently in on it to seat it securely in the connector 5 Snap the SIMM into place With a thumb on each top corner gently press down on the SIMM to snap it into place at approximately a...

Page 156: ...LE 2 If necessary use the Administration Startup Options Startup Page menu to enable start up pages 3 Turn the printer off and back on again In the Options section of the start up page a new option id...

Page 157: ...Roman Medium Times Roman Italic Medium Times Roman Bold Times Roman Italic Bold Sans Serif Fonts Albertus Semi Bold Albertus Extra Bold Antique Olive Medium Antique Olive Italic Medium Antique Olive...

Page 158: ...inter Configuration Menu Use the printer configuration menu to set the default font for all PCL documents Note Before beginning this procedure you must have a PCL 5 font list from the advanced status...

Page 159: ...plex network environment Depending on which optional kit you purchased for your printer your option assembly kit may include some if not all of the following n An interface board with metal plate atta...

Page 160: ...eptable grounding points The printer isn t an acceptable grounding point either because it must be unplugged before you perform this task If you don t have an anti static wrist strap discharge your bo...

Page 161: ...n the illustration 4 Peel the tape from the bottom of the plastic feet 5 With the plastic feet facing down insert the interface card through the connector opening in the metal plate from the outside o...

Page 162: ...optional interface card may look different than the one shown in the illustration 8 Open the two ejector latches on the interface board and the two on the controller board Note Your optional interface...

Page 163: ...the controller board connector 10 Install the two mini support posts in the two holes on the controller board 11 Snap the daughterboard on the two mini support posts and the two 48 pin connectors The...

Page 164: ...NET available from your QMS vendor making the connection and making sure the necessary printing files are installed on the Macintosh The LocalTalk port is used to print if n Your host is any member of...

Page 165: ...connection is made If you re replacing a printer already connected to a Macintosh you probably already have this equipment If not contact your QMS ven dor or a local computer store If you re connectin...

Page 166: ...see Test ing Macintosh Communication later in this chapter However to be able to use all your printer s special features like col lation and 600x600 dpi printing or if you ve never printed to a Post S...

Page 167: ...e Series Utilities disk in the disk drive 2 Double click the PSExec3 xx sea file 3 In the window that appears choose Continue 4 In the window that appears specify a folder in which to install the util...

Page 168: ...The Laser Prep information is located within the LaserWriter driver itself 4 Create a Printer Descriptions folder System 7 users Create a folder called Printer Descriptions inside the Extensions fold...

Page 169: ...rinter description file s for your application from the Drivers folder in the PS Exec folder n If you use Adobe Separator install the PPD file Your Sepa rator documentation explains where to put it n...

Page 170: ...ct OK 3 Print a directory or a window a Choose Print Directory or Print Window from the File menu A dialog box appears b Select the printing options you want then click OK If no page prints check chap...

Page 171: ...enu Administration Communications LocalTalk Connection Choices Conventional Allow one LocalTalk connection and accept only one print job at a time If two users send print jobs to the printer the works...

Page 172: ...tomatically after you save the change and exit from the Configuration menu or you can wait for the change to take effect the next time you manually turn on the printer Menu Administration Communicatio...

Page 173: ...structions O Caution If you connect to this printer an external hard disk you previously used with an earlier QMS Crown printer QMS 860 QMS 860 Plus QMS 1060 QMS 1060E QMS 1660 QMS 1660E QMS PS 1700 Q...

Page 174: ...enient electrical ground for example the bare metal chassis of equipment as on the back of a computer that is plugged in but turned off Never attach the wrist strap to any piece of equipment with an e...

Page 175: ...e and does not connect to anything at this time 3 With the controller board ribbon cable and the power cable fitting under the brackets on the hard disk attach the other end of ribbon cable to the con...

Page 176: ...SK6 Refer to the Identifying Hard Disks section of this chapter for more information External In addition to an internal hard disk drive the QMS 1725E printer sup ports up to three optional external S...

Page 177: ...ard disk can no longer be accessed if the hard disk is reattached to an earlier QMS Crown printer Identifying The documentation that comes with your external SCSI Small Com puter System Interface hard...

Page 178: ...pport for a Font Folio disk You must download the fonts to your hard disk from host applications Error Messages The following three messages may appear while you are using the Disk Operations menu For...

Page 179: ...s Note After an unformatted disk is formatted and the FORMAT COMPLETE message displays you must turn the printer off and back on again before the printer can recognize the disk Use this key to The mes...

Page 180: ...r s memory when needed for printing Installing an Optional Font Procedure After you have accessed the Administration Disk Operations menu press the control panel keys in the order shown in the followi...

Page 181: ...sage window DSK refers to the hard disk number and CAR0 and CAR1 refer to the font or card number Note You may need to press the Next key one or more times to advance through the list of selections or...

Page 182: ...Once an emulation is downloaded the only way to remove it is to reformat the hard disk using the Administration Disk Operations For mat Disk menu or PS Executive Series Utilities Next Scrolls through...

Page 183: ...opy b ps lpt where is 1 to 3 b refers to binary files n If your PC and printer are connected through the serial port type copy b ps com where is 1 to 4 b refers to binary files 5 When the downloading...

Page 184: ...s the Next key until INSTALL OPTION displays 3 Press the Select key Then press the Next key until the destination of the optional emu lation displays in the message window 4 Press the Select key Then...

Page 185: ...ontaining the emulation displays in the message window 5 Press the Select key You are prompted to insert the emulation card into the card slot 6 The hard disk then reads the contents of the card and t...

Page 186: ...disk describes the general steps for installation Refer to QMS Crown Kanji Option Installation Instructions which accompanies the Kanji kit for detailed instruction O Caution The Japanese fonts are fa...

Page 187: ...25 pin end of the SCSI cable to the external SCSI port on the printer s interface panel 5 Connect the 50 pin end of the SCSI cable to one of the Kanji SCSI interface ports If you have two or more har...

Page 188: ...t brands of disk drives you must check the methods of termination for those drives See the documentation for those hard disk drives for more information on termination Improper termination can cause d...

Page 189: ...is allocated to font caching Procedure We recommend that you read this entire procedure before modi fying any memory settings If you experience problems when reconfiguring the printer s memory reset...

Page 190: ...mum required settings shown in the preceding table you will need to add more memory to your printer See the Memory section found in this chapter for SIMM installation instructions 3 A numerical value...

Page 191: ...f this number and move to the second digit K MEM FOR PSHEAP 01328 Next 2 times Change the second digit of the number to 3 K MEM FOR PSHEAP 03328 Select Move to the third digit of the number K MEM FOR...

Page 192: ...ter Note The software loadable system mentioned in this section does not modify the code used by QMS Viking Interface cards Use the Administration Miscellaneous New Flash Image menu to update the syst...

Page 193: ...cintosh 2 Copy the contents of both disks to the new folder 3 Double click the SystemLoader 1 file icon The UnStuffIt application starts up decompresses the SYSTEM LOADER 1 and SYSTEMLOADER 2 files an...

Page 194: ...ey are the same after the system software has been updated 3 Access the Administration Miscellaneous New Flash Image menu 4 Select Yes in the New Flash Image menu The printer automatically reboots and...

Page 195: ...tem where x is the name of the disk drive in which you inserted the system software disk 5 Follow the prompts They instruct you to insert the system software disks in the follow ing order a Last disk...

Page 196: ...ifies that the new image is valid 5 Restart the printer to activate the new system software 6 Print another advanced status page and verify that the con figuration settings are the same Downloading th...

Page 197: ...e new system software image to be sent via your PC s serial port YES remains in the message window until the new image is sent Type the following copy b dl com where is 1 to 4 b refers to binary files...

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Page 199: ...A QMS Customer Support In This Chapter n Sources of customer support n QMS world wide offices...

Page 200: ...er is the best source of help Q FAX Q FAX a QMS information retrieval service provides application notes technical support notes on common printing problems and information about printer specification...

Page 201: ...ve you can ask general non technical ques tions share information with other users and access printing informa tion and programs When you use CompuServe type the following command n go qmsprint takes...

Page 202: ...ll for assistance have the following information ready so our technicians can help you more quickly n Your phone number fax number and shipping address n A description of the problem n The printer mod...

Page 203: ...wide offices inthe following section 800 762 8894 Call for service information and maintenance pricing for repair of all QMS printers and printers of various other manufacturers 800 858 1597 On Site...

Page 204: ...3347 Asia Pacific QMS Asia Pacific Auckland 64 9 630 7912 Melbourne 61 3 899 5777 Sydney 61 2 901 3235 Tokyo 81 3 3437 4030 Canada QMS Canada Inc 9630 Rte Trans Canadienne Saint Laurent Qu bec H4S 1V9...

Page 205: ...t engine specifications n Controller characteristics n Electrical and environmental requirements n Physical characteristics n Print media specifications n Optional hardware n Printer options and consu...

Page 206: ...17 pages per minute using letter or A4 paper Up to 7 5 double sided pages per minute using letter paper size Note Actual print speed depends on the host application Resolution 300x300 dpi 600x600 dpi...

Page 207: ...5 symbol sets and 1 resident scalable HP PCL font in 5 symbol sets all of which can automatically be rotated to landscape orientation 40 resident HP GL symbol sets Support for Type 1 and Type 3 host r...

Page 208: ...A Printing less than 60 dB A Ozone Density The printer emits less than 0 1 ppm maximum with a 100 duty cycle under 8 hours of continuous operation Relative Humidity Printing 20 80 RH non condensing St...

Page 209: ...rom upper or lower manual feed slots Sizes See Print Media Sizes below Types Cut sheet paper transparencies labels and envelopes We do not recommend printing on perforated paper including 3 hole punch...

Page 210: ...l cassettes 500 sheet and 1500 sheet high capacity feeder Internal SCSI Hard Disk Mounting space and connectors for one internal SCSI hard disk are present External SCSI Hard Disks There are subtle di...

Page 211: ...ssettes Size Capacity A4 500 sheets Legal 500 sheets Letter 500 sheets Letter 1500 sheets Media Sizes See Print Media Sizes earlier in this chapter Media Recommended Brands Paper Plain Xerox 4024 Lase...

Page 212: ...pair cable for each signal and never fail to complete con nection on the return side To prevent noise effectively these cables should be shielded and connected to the chassis of the system unit and p...

Page 213: ...BUSY signal The cable must have an overall braided shield Belden 8345 or equivalent Note Connectors must have shielded housings The overall shield must be bonded to the shielded housings at both ends...

Page 214: ...inter system software via the serial port your hardware must have RTS and CTS support Make sure that pins 4 and 5 on the 25 pin serial cable and pins 7 and 8 on the 9 pin serial cable are criss crosse...

Page 215: ...hernet cable 10Base2 BNC These are the pinouts for the 10Base2 BNC Ethernet cable Pin Name View from front of the connector 1 Transmit Data 2 Transmit Data 3 Receive Data 4 No Contact 5 No Contact 6 R...

Page 216: ...erial port Note To download printer system software from a Macintosh you must have this type cable Pin Name Pinout view from front of connector 1 2 7 Reserved 3 Transmit Data TXD 4 Signal Ground GND 5...

Page 217: ...7782 In all other countries check appendix A QMS Cus tomer Support for the QMS office closest to you Electrostatic Discharge and Your Warranty Electrostatic discharge can destroy circuit boards such...

Page 218: ...charge your body each time after walking around and before touching the printer controller board again Handle the tray carefully and try to handle it by the edges only Incidental and consequential dam...

Page 219: ...C Document Option Commands In This Chapter n Supported Document Option Commands DOCs n Updated PLC 5 DOCs n CCITT commands...

Page 220: ...d PCL 5 DOCs as well as a listing of CCITT commands Supported DOCs Header Trailer Page Commands Print document creator Creator Print creation date and time CreationDate Print copyright statement CopyR...

Page 221: ...et IncludeFeature symbolset Set carriage return to CR LF IncludeFeature criscrlf Set linefeed to CR LF IncludeFeature lfiscrlf Set number of lines per inch IncludeFeature linesperinch Set number of li...

Page 222: ...numcopies Select orientation IncludeFeature orientation Select output bins IncludeFeature output Set printer resolution IncludeFeature resolution Updated DOCs This section provides updated information...

Page 223: ...er including those stored on the additional resources can be accessed only by attributes Also only objects stored in the current resource may be deleted directly by the PCL language Therefore unless t...

Page 224: ...ects can become external objects when the current resource is changed for temporary objects Retain Temporary must be set to On True or On Compatibility External objects become permanent when the resou...

Page 225: ...sys tems with at least one hard disk use the system disk instead So for any hard disk equipped printer all downloaded objects except pal ettes which require special handling are stored on disk The de...

Page 226: ...install resource id object id Purpose Establishes the current resource and the default object ID value for the current job to which it is attached If it is attached to a job that downloads a font with...

Page 227: ...rary and will be deleted at the end of a job unless Retain Temporary is set to On or On Compatibility If the file the IncludeFeature install command is attached to does not make its downloaded fonts p...

Page 228: ...lation pcl5 install 6 20 EndComments ESC s W download font header ESC c33E ESC s W char 33 data ESC c34E ESC s W char 34 data ESC c5F Example C Job 2 IncludeFeature emulation pcl5 install 6 EndComment...

Page 229: ...ve command does not set any defaults and it is not directly related to the job to which it is attached This command allows you to remove external objects from the system without having to generate a j...

Page 230: ...ed Range 0 6 Default N A Format Integer Notes This ID must be specified It indicates the resource from which the desired object is to be removed There is no way to specify all resources If a IncludeFe...

Page 231: ...rmanent and Retain Temporary is not set then those objects are removed from the disk when the job completes A downloaded font can only be accessed by its ID if the font is stored in the current resour...

Page 232: ...ill be used for default font selection Selecting a bound bitmap font overrides the default settings for symbol set and point size An unbound font uses the specified default symbol set if possible whil...

Page 233: ...e Purpose Specifies the default symbol set for the emulation Notes This command specifies the default symbol set Not all symbol sets are available with certain resident fonts In particular the Desktop...

Page 234: ...apf dingbats100 iso 25zapf dingbats200 iso 57zapf dingbats300 Default N A Format Character Syntax IncludeFeature criscrlf value Purpose Controls the default line termination mode the ESC k G command S...

Page 235: ...ing table shows the criscrlf lfiscrlf commands and the corresponding PCL Line Termination command parameters LFISCRLFCRISCRLFPCL CodeComments OffOff0CR CR LF LF FF FF OnOff2CR CR LF CR LF FF CR FF Off...

Page 236: ...st ASCII listings printed from UNIX machines PC listings should usually be done with both items set to Off and Macintosh listings usually require the third setting lfiscrlf Off criscrlf On Note that t...

Page 237: ...point size for scalable default font Notes If the selected font is not scalable or if a bitmap font size is specified this setting is ignored Variable default font size Purpose Specifies the floating...

Page 238: ...job marker The remainder of this chapter provides the function syntax and default settings of all available CCITT commands Accessing CCITT Emulation To access CCITT emulation include the following QM...

Page 239: ...ge in pixels Default None Notes This command must be used in order to decompress an image This command must be sent before the ImageData command If it is not the image is ignored Function Sets the ima...

Page 240: ...and has been used rotation occurs about the origin 0 0 Any rotation except 0 about the default image position 0 0 causes the image to be rotated off the page Therefore any rotation other than 0 must c...

Page 241: ...error Default false Function Sets the Encoded Byte Align flag which indicates that the image data is broken into individual lines that are each aligned on a byte boundary Syntax EBAMode true false tru...

Page 242: ...of the data following the ImageData command Syntax Compression type type 0Group 4 1Group 3 1 dimensional 2Group 3 2 dimensional Default 0 Group 4 Function Sets the print resolution to match the scanne...

Page 243: ...Notes You must specify ImageSize before ImageData If you do not the data following ImageData is absorbed with no effect on the file Function Instructs the emulation to eject the current page whether o...

Page 244: ...TT print job and resets the printer to the default mode Ends the job and returns the printer to ESP mode Syntax JobEnd Default None no options Notes If this command is omitted the printer remains in C...

Page 245: ...D Notices In This Chapter n Manual notices n Laser safety n FCC compliance n International notices n Colophon...

Page 246: ...the equipment when so operated Laser Safety This printer is certified as a Class 1 laser product under the U S Department of Health and Human Services DHHS Radiation Perfor mance Standard according to...

Page 247: ...nician for help Note A shielded cable is required to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules O Caution Any modifications or changes to this product not...

Page 248: ...Produkt in bereinstimmung mit Postordnung 1046 1984 ist und RFI unterdr ckt ist Die Gesch ftslage und der Verkauf diese Ger te auszuprobieren mit der bereinstimmung und der Regierung zu best tigen wu...

Page 249: ...ter complies with the Electronics Emissions Requirements of the European Economic Council directive 82 499 EEC Colophon This manual was written and formatted in FrameMaker Some illustra tions were cre...

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Page 251: ...E Configuration Menu In This Chapter n Configuration Menu Diagrams...

Page 252: ...Configuration Menu QMS 1725E Print System Reference E 2 Configuration Menu Note The Installation menu appears only when an optional security card is installed Press Press...

Page 253: ...Configuration Menu E 3 Configuration Menu Press...

Page 254: ...Configuration Menu QMS 1725E Print System Reference E 4 v Press...

Page 255: ...people perform a certain type of work for example word processing page layout programming graphics and spreadsheets Adobe Illustrator Excel and Word are applications ASCII An acronym for American Sta...

Page 256: ...a byte which consists of 8 bits See also ASCII byte Bitmap A grid composed of small dots used to define an image line drawing or character See also raster graphics Bitmapped Font A bitmapped font is...

Page 257: ...ous printer status information and an LCD liquid crystal display message window that provides status information ad configuration menus Controller The software that controls the engine of a printer Th...

Page 258: ...ont card and security card Emulation Sensing Processor ESP Technology Emulation Sensing Processor technology Using a form of artificial intelli gence ESP technology analyzes incoming file data from an...

Page 259: ...in an application See also default Flash ROM Quick loading reprogrammable memory that holds information such as system code and downloadable emulations evenwhen the printer is turned off The chief adv...

Page 260: ...onts and emulations and for spooled data thus providing virtual memory capabilities You can add an internal hard disk and up to three external hard disks to your QMS 1725E Print System Header Page A s...

Page 261: ...amount of memory available for the full page frame buffer Intellifont An optional font SIMM containing 17 HP PCL 5 fonts that can be installed inside of the QMS 1725E Print System Adding this option...

Page 262: ...systems to share network resources and files Developed by Microsoft LAN Server A version of LAN Manager distributed by IBM See LAN Manager Landscape Orientation See orientation LCD An acronym for Liqu...

Page 263: ...inter is off line Use this key to advance through the menus or to return to a previous position in the menu When changing printer setup press this key to cancel a change before pressing the Select key...

Page 264: ...er is taken off line by pressing the Online Offline key When the Online indicator is off the printer is off line The printer must be off line to enter the Configuration menu On Line Accepting data fro...

Page 265: ...printers You printer has a CentronicsIEEE 488 1284 parallel interface port See also serial interface Parity Parity Check The addition of overhead bits to ensure that the total number of 1s in a groupi...

Page 266: ...ng others are implemented in your printer through a QMS developed PostScript emulation PostScript Level 2 emulation is the native language of your printer s controller It describes text graphics and p...

Page 267: ...y the memory your printer uses to perform tasks It can be written to and read from Once a task is complete the memory is free again to be used for another file This memory is volatile so if your print...

Page 268: ...stored in the printer s memory also called internal fonts Resolution A measurement of the dots per inch dpi in output material either printed or visual as in a high resolution monitor Your printer fea...

Page 269: ...to three external hard disks to be connected to your printer See also IDE Security Card A module the size of a credit card that allows you to set passwords for the Operator Control and Administration...

Page 270: ...turn on the printer unless you have disabled it It gives limited information on the printer including name pages printed current interface settings and amount of RAM available Storage A device in or o...

Page 271: ...t tray See the QMS Crown Document Option Commands manual information on customizing the trailer page Transformer Box Also known as a connector box This piece of equipment consists of a small box with...

Page 272: ...sing a disk file or swap file to simulate additional memory space It enables the hard disk to accept data swapped from RAM to free temporarily the RAM for other tasks Volatile Memory Memory that is cl...

Page 273: ...s Freehand 6 39 PageMaker 6 39 PrePrint 6 39 Aligning image 2 3 4 54 ANSI ASCII symbol set HP GL 3 10 Antique Olive 6 27 AppleTalk G 1 See also LocalTalk Testing communication 6 40 Applications G 1 Co...

Page 274: ...3 Font 6 12 Security 6 13 Cassettes 6 3 Chaining 4 14 See also Bins CCITT Accessing C 20 Commands C 21 Change printer name Error message 6 37 Character Map menu Lineprinter 4 40 Character set 3 2 Clar...

Page 275: ...4 25 Data Bits menu Serial 4 21 Def Job Prio menu LocalTalk 6 43 Def Resolution menu 4 56 Default G 3 Default Font Index menu PCL5 4 34 Default Font menu PCL5 4 30 Defaults configuration Restoring 4...

Page 276: ...ation menu Menu 4 28 Parallel 4 24 Serial 4 18 Emulation temporary 5 16 Enable Disk Swap menu 4 53 Encoding color HP GL 5 29 End Job Mode 5 19 EndOfDocument 4 19 12345X 4 19 Menu Parallel 4 25 Serial...

Page 277: ...G 2 Defined 3 2 Installing optional 6 50 Installing hard disk 4 61 PCL 5 C 4 PostScript emulation B 3 Removing optional 6 51 Removing hard disk 4 61 Resident PostScript 3 7 Samples 3 11 Scalable 3 4 G...

Page 278: ...Helvetica Condensed 3 8 3 11 Helvetica Narrow 3 8 3 11 Horiz Offset menu 4 54 Host Input 4 47 5 16 HP EOD 4 19 5 20 HP PCL emulation HP PCL fonts 3 9 HP PCL fonts 3 9 HP GL Color encoding 5 29 DOC C 2...

Page 279: ...ne Printer 6 27 Marigold 6 28 Omega 6 27 Times Roman 6 27 Univers 6 27 Univers Condensed 6 28 Verifying installation 6 26 Interface LocalTalk parameters setting 6 40 Parallel parameters setting 4 23 P...

Page 280: ...Stock 2 4 Storage 2 5 Type 2 4 Vendor B 7 Weight 2 4 Landscape orientation 3 5 Language Message window 4 11 4 60 Printer 5 2 Laser Prep 6 37 Laser safety D 2 LaserJet 4Si 6 23 LaserWriter 6 37 Letter...

Page 281: ...D 2 Margins Imageable area 2 2 Margins menu Lineprinter 4 42 Margins page 2 3 Marigold 6 28 MB printer mem 5 18 Menu 4 52 Media Imageable area 2 2 2 3 Margins 2 3 Storage 2 5 Types 2 3 Weights 2 3 Mem...

Page 282: ...ork interface 6 29 Installing 6 29 Network job separator 5 24 New Century Schoolbook 3 8 3 12 New Flash Image menu 6 62 Nibble mode parallel 5 26 NV RAM 5 10 G 10 O Object C 6 Oblique forms 3 5 Offset...

Page 283: ...7 Spool Timeout menu 4 25 Parallel interface Pinouts B 7 Parity Errors ignore 4 20 Ignore errors 4 20 Serial 4 20 Password Administration 4 62 Invalid 4 63 Using 4 63 PC System software updating 6 62...

Page 284: ...perators scale 2 3 setgray 5 6 translate 2 3 PostScript VM 5 15 Power Conservation 4 57 PPD file 6 39 Print Media Page sizes and imageable area 2 2 Print media Page sizes B 5 Print media jams Preventi...

Page 285: ...ain Temporary menu PCL5 4 32 Reverse Image menu HP GL 4 37 ROM 5 9 Flash 5 10 Roman Extensions symbol set HP GL 3 10 S Sans serif typefaces 3 6 Scalable font 3 4 G 15 Scalable Fonts menu PCL5 4 33 Sca...

Page 286: ...le B 2 Emulations B 3 Memory B 3 Ozone density B 4 Print engine B 2 Print Media B 5 Print method B 2 Print speed B 2 Resolution B 2 Toner B 2 Toner cartridge B 2 Warm up time B 2 Spool 5 10 Spool buff...

Page 287: ...ut action 4 57 Toner cartridge Model EP B B 2 Trailer Input bin menu 4 45 Trailer pages 4 45 DOC C 2 Menu 4 45 Source specifying 4 45 translate PostScript operator 2 3 Transparencies See also Media St...

Page 288: ...3 Zapf Dingbats 3 9 Typographic conventions 1 4 U Univers 6 27 Univers Condensed 6 28 Updating system software 6 62 Using the EOD commands 5 20 V Vendor Labels B 7 Paper B 7 Transparencies B 7 transpa...

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