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GLOSSARY
GLOSSARY-4 XEROX 4219/MRP AND 4215/MRP INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE
landscape A page orientation in which output is printed parallel to the
longer edge of the page.
long-edge binding In this style of binding, the binding margin is along the long
edge of the page, regardless of the orientation of the printed
image. See binding margin.
MB Megabyte. Unit of 1,048,576 bytes.
memory The part of a computer system that stores data, either
temporarily or permanently. See non-volatile memory.
menu A list of related configuration submenus or options. On the
4219/MRP and the 4215/MRP, all user-selectable configuration
options are organized into menus. These menus are accessible
through the user interface on the front of the printer.
mode One of several alternative conditions or states of a device, such
as print mode and configuration mode on the 4219/MRP and
4215/MRP.
modem Device that converts digital information into an analog signal
suitable for sending over analog phone lines. Derived from the
lengthier term modulator/demodulator.
moisture content A physical property of paper. High moisture content causes curl,
jams, and poor fusing; low moisture content causes static
problems, leading to increased jams and misfeeds.
network A series of points connected by communication channels. A
private network is a group of communications channels confined
to the use of one customer.
non-volatile memory That portion of memory in a device that remains unchanged
when the device is powered off, also called NVRAM.
offline When the printer is offline, it does not print pages. The printer is
taken offline by pressing the Online key when the printer is in
print mode.
online When the printer is online and in print mode, it is able to print
pages.
option One of the user-selectable printer features listed in a
configuration menu. Each controls a different printer default
condition.
output tray The principle paper output tray is located on the top of the
printer and is the place where printed material is delivered face
down. There is also a face-up output tray that can be installed
on the front of the printer.