QMS ColorScript 310, User Manual

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Glossary
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SCSI Address
Each SCSI device attached to a computer must have a unique SCSI address—a
number between 0 and 6. Refer to “SCSI Connections” on page 13 and “Changing
the SCSI ID of the Printer’s SCSI Input Port” on page 141 for more details.
SCSI Bus
A chain of SCSI devices, including internal and external devices, that are physically
connected to the same SCSI port.
SCSI Chain
See “SCSI Bus.”
SCSI Device
A peripheral device such as a CD-ROM drive, a hard disk, or a scanner that uses the
SCSI interface to connect to the host computer.
SCSI ID
See “SCSI Address.”
SCSI Port
The physical connector for attaching one SCSI device to another SCSI device.
SCSI Printing
When using a SCSI printer driver, you can speed up printing from Raster (bitmap)
applications like Adobe Photoshop by printing via a SCSI connection to a SCSI
printer, like the Colorscript 310/330 printer.
Serial
A standard communications interface used for software maintenance on the
Colorscript 310/330 printer.
SIMM
A Single Inline Memory Module (SIMM) is a physical component of RAM that can
be purchased separately and added to the Colorscript 310/330 printer to increase
printer performance. See “RAM” on page 165.