Xerox 4235, Руководство по планированию установки

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GLOSSARY
GLOSSARY–4 XEROX 4235 LPS INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE
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dry ink
Fine–powdered substance of resin and black carbon used to
create images in the printing process. The dry ink supply for
the system is contained inside the disposable dry ink cartridge.
Dry ink can accept an electrical charge.
EBCDIC
extended binary coded decimal interchange code
emulation Product that imitates another product so that it can accept the
same data and programs as the original.
enabler Hardware devices or software packages that allow the printer to
perform as specified or better.
ENQ enquiry. Data–link character. In bisynchronous
communication, this is a transmission code that queries a
device as to whether it has received a block of data.
error conditions
Hardware– or software–related conditions that cause your job
to stop printing.
ESC
escape character. Control code or character represented by
ASCII 27 (1BH), which must be placed in front of a printer
command. The escape character (represented by the icon E)
tells the printer to execute the following character string rather
than print it.
ESS electronic subsystem. See system controller.
ETX
end–of–text. Data–link character. In bisynchronous communi-
cation, this is a transmission code that indicates the end of a
message.
FF form feed. 1. Control character (ASCII 12 or 0CH) that causes
the printer to print and eject the current page. 2. Keyboard or
printer control character that causes the printer to skip to the
top of the next page.
file protection To prevent the contents of a disk or tape from being erased or
written over by disabling the write head of the disk or tape.
font code Code in EBCDIC or ASCII that specifies font data.
form
1. Compiled .FSL file.
2. Document with a fixed format that contains blank spaces. It
is merged with a file containing variable data.
format 1. Layout of a document, including margins, page length, line
spacing, typeface, and so on.
2. In data storage, the way the surface of a disk is organized to
store data. 3. To prepare the surface of a disk for the
acceptance of data.
formatted logon
In SNA, a logon that is encoded into fields using the INIT SELF
command, each logon having a specified format.
.FSL
form source library
HCF high–capacity feeder