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QMS 3825/3225/2025 System Administrator’s Guide 4-4
Timeouts
Emul Timeout
The Emulation Timeout value is the maximum number of seconds the
printer waits on data for a job (other than PostScript) in process. The
range is 0 to 99999 seconds, and the default value is 5 seconds. If
this time expires and no new data for the job in process has been
received by the printer, the current job is closed. A value of 0 seconds
means that the printer does not time out while waiting on more data.
Job Timeout
The Job Timeout value is the maximum number of seconds that the
printer can process a PostScript job. The range is 0 to 99999 seconds
and the default value is 0 seconds (infinity). A Job Timeout value
greater than 0 seconds prevents jobs that contain an unrecoverable
loop from remaining in the printer and blocking other jobs. However, if
the Job Timeout value is too short, jobs that require extensive pro-
cessing may not finish before time expires. This timeout can be over-
ridden by your application.
ESP Timeout
The ESP Timeout value is the maximum number of seconds the
printer attempts an emulation selection using the Emulation Sensing
Processor. The range is 0 to 99999 seconds and the default value is 3
seconds. If ESP cannot select an emulation before this time expires,
the printer uses the default emulation to process the job (see chapter
5, “Emulations Submenu”).
Do not set the ESP Timeout to 0 seconds unless you are using the
PostScript interactive mode (see the Mode option in the following
section, “Serial Communication”). A value of 0 disables the timeout.