TallyGenicom LGe06, Руководство оператора

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Operator Manual
Eject Delay
This parameter specifies the timeout interval in seconds (after which printing will
resume) when Quick Access is Enabled while the printer is Online. The default is
30 seconds.
Impact
This parameter has three options: Auto, which is the default, Normal, and High.
Paper Weight
The Paper Weight parameter defines the “paper moves” — how the paper motion
and printing work according to the thickness of the paper. If on Auto (the de-
fault), the selection will be either Light or Heavy depending on the Print Gap
setting.
On the Auto setting Paper Weight uses the print gap to sense what is needed.
However, in some cases you may want to set it manually. For example, very dense
(yet thin) paper may need to be assigned a heavy paper weight to ensure good
print quality.
Fast Slew
Slew refers to the high speed paper motion that occurs whenever the printer
moves paper more than one line. If your forms are not too thin or fragile such
that output stacking is a problem, you can decrease the printer’s slew speed by
setting this parameter to Disabled. The default setting is Enabled..
Double Strike
When this parameter is set to Enabled , the printer strikes each dot twice. Use this
to get better print quality when you are printing on an exceptionally thick form.
Default is Disabled .
Enabling Double Strike decreases the printer throughput by approximately 50%.
RibbonMonitor
This parameter enables the Ribbon Monitor feature. The options are Enabled
and Disabled (default).
This feature helps the printer operator determine when to replace ribbons for
optimum and consistent print quality. It works by counting the estimated number
of characters printed as jobs are printed. Since ribbons are rated for an estimated
number of characters, when the character count threshold is reached for the
current ribbon the operator is notified via the panel that the ribbon needs to be
replaced.
Ribbon Monitor can be disabled at any time. However, the “characters printed count” is reset to zero
whenever Ribbon Monitor is enabled, so enabling the feature should only be done with a fresh ribbon.
If the Ribbon Monitor Fault occurs, and is cleared without the ribbon life thresh-
old being increased or the ribbon count reset to zero, the “Replace Ribbon”
message will reappear approximately every one million characters until one of
these operations is performed. This message will also appear upon powerup if
the ribbon count is above the threshold at that time.
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