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Coax SCS Menu
Use the Coax SCS Menu to define how the printer handles SCS communications over
the coax attachment. The following table describes the settings you can change from
the Coax SCS Menu. An asterisk (*) next to a value in the table indicates the factory
default. The COAX SCS Menu appears only if you have the coax attachment installed.
Notes:
1. To select a new value, press the Continue/Enter key when the value is displayed
in the message display area. An asterisk (*) appears next to the value in the
message display area, indicating that it is now active.
2. Values set in print jobs (either by the print application or the printer driver) override
Coax SCS Menu values set at the printer.
3. For more information about configuring the coax attachment, see
IBM Network
Printers: Twinax/Coax Configuration Guide.
4. If you are unfamiliar with using the operator panel to work with menus, please read
“Using the Operator Panel Keys” on page 10 and “Navigating Menus” on page 12
before continuing.
COAX SCS
MENU ITEM
VALUE Description
TRAY1
TRAY2
AUX COR*
C-PORT
PORT
LAND Specifies the default orientation for jobs printed from each tray.
TRAY1 is the standard 250-sheet input tray. TRAY2 is the
optional 500-sheet input tray; if you do not install it, it will not be
in the list. AUX is the flip-down tray in the front of the printer.
Each input can be assigned one of the following default
orientations:
Ÿ
COR—computer output reduction: Printing in landscape with
the logical page reduced to fit more data on the physical
page. The printer reduces vertical spacing and uses a
smaller font with less space between letters.
Ÿ
C-PORT—compressed portrait: printing in portrait, but with
spaces reduced between characters (horizontal compression)
so that more text fits on a line. This allows more characters
per line.
Ÿ
PORT—portrait: the page has normal, upright business letter
orientation. (For envelopes from the auxiliary tray, PORT
specifies normal envelope orientation.)
Ÿ LAND—landscape: the page is wider than long.
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