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EBS-6200
Printer User's Manual
Chapter 4 - Operating the Printer
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If the newly type ists in the library, the BLOCK NAME EXISTS message is
displayed.
The
way
4.4 ting a Block of Parameters
In th ct the te LETE PARAM. BLOCK
item
The e param ter block library from which you should select the name of a block to be
dele
Blocks
).
N lock cannot be restored.
pe in an up to 8-character name for a newly copied block.
d in block name already ex
parameter processor starts running and the settings can be edited. The process goes in the same
as described in section
4.4.2.2 Editing Existing Blocks of Parameters
.
.2.4. Dele
e main MENU sele PARAMETERS SERVICE i m and then the DE
.
display shows th e
ted, and then confirm the selection (see also section
4.4.2 Using Print-Parameter
!
OTE: Once deleted the b
4.4.2
If you delete t
deleted.
In the main MENU select the PARAMETERS SERVICE item and then the CLEAR PARAM.LIBRARY
item.
When confirmed, the parameter blocks are deleted
irretrievably
.5. Deleting the Parameter-Block Library
he block library, it means that all parameter blocks contained in the printer’s memory are
.
4.4.2.6. Accessing the Parameter Block Library
Viewing the parameter library means viewing all parameter blocks stored in the printer’s memory. In
the main MENU select the
PARAMETERS SERVICE item and then the READ LIBRARY item.
The names of parameter blocks are displayed in the terminal’s operating window in alphabetical
order. In this window you can view parameter blocks, assign the
read only attribute to the blocks to
protect the blocks from being deleted or modified by unauthorised persons and also remove the
attribute. The blocks with the
read only attribute assigned to them are marked with a “+” sign that
precedes the block names. The attribute markers (“+” or “space”) are also displayed with the
EDI y cannot be modified with
thes
eter block library is viewed:
T PARAM. BLOCK and COPY & EDIT BLOCK commands but the
e commands.
The following functions are available when the param
Terminal key Function
¤£¢¡ Moving the cursor along the names of parameter blocks.
An alphabetical or
numerical key
To display the parameter block names starting from the first name that begins
with a given character.
Y
name in the library.
¢
( HOME )
or
Y£
To place the cursor on the first