Using Different Printer Language Modes
C
Printing Reference
C-3
To change CONFIG.PS to specify different timeouts, substitute
new values for 0 and 40 in the JobTimeOut and WaitTimeOut
lines. Permitted timeout values are as follows:
■
JobTimeOut
: 0 to 999
■
WaitTimeOut
: 0, or 15 to 999
■
ManualFeedTimeout:
0 to 999
■
To specify no timeout, use 0
Note
To avoid timeouts or job cancellation on Windows multiple-page
or multiple-copy print jobs, you may want to set the
WaitTimeOut
to a high value or to 0 (zero).
In the following example, the timeouts are set to their
default values.
3 dict begin
/Password() def
/JobTimeOut 0 def
/WaitTimeOut 40 def
currentdict end setsystemparams
1 dict begin
currentpagedevice /ManualFeedTimeout known
{ /ManualFeedTimeout 60 def } if
currentdict end setpagedevice
5.
Use one of the following methods to send the file to the printer:
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PC users
: Use the DOS COPY command, described on page 3-19,
to send the CONFIG.PS file to the printer.
Or, use the Copy command in Windows File Manager, described
on page 3-20, to send the CONFIG.PS file to the printer.
■
Workstation users:
Send the CONFIG.PS file to the printer as you
would any PostScript file.
