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Mode Menu/Common Menu
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5.2 Mode Menu Items
Menu Item Explanation
Point Size Sets the height of the font in points.
The range of setting is between 4 to 50. Default is 12 and each unit is 0.25.
• The point size item available depends on the fonts source and font number
selected.
• The values set are changeable by commands.
• The setting takes on default value when the NVRam is initialized.
• This item is ignored in the selection of a fixed-space scalable font. It is
saved and available when a bitmap font or a proportionately-spaced
scalable font is selected.
Pitch Sets the pitch of the font in character per inch.
The range of setting is between 6 to 24. Default is 10.00. Each unit is 1.00 when the cursor is
at the units position and 0.01 when the cursor is at the second decimal point position.
Pitch is the horizontal spacing of a fixed-space (bitmap or scalable) font in
terms of number of characters per inch.
This characteristic is ignored when selecting a proportionately-spaced
(bitmap or scalable) font but is saved in the font select table and available
when fixed spaced font is selected.
Copies Sets the number of output copy.
The range of setting is between 1-999 copies. Default is 1 and each unit is 1.
• When there is a specific number of output from the host device, this value
can be displayed and printed out. Also, it can be changed on the setting of
the operator panel. However, number of specified output from Netware, lpd
and AppleTalk cannot be changed to the operator panel.
• If there is instruction from the host device regarding the number of output
copy, that value will be reflected and printed. After printing, the setting of
the control panel will be overwritten by that value.
• However, for number of output copy specified by Netware, lpd, AppleTalk
port, the value of the control panel will not be overwritten after printing.
Hex Dump Turns on/off the Hex(adecimal) Dump mode. Turning on the Hex Dump mode allows data that
are sent to the printer to be printed in plain ASCII format.
The candidate values are ON and OFF. Default is OFF.
• Turning on the Hex Dump mode allows data that are sent to the printer to
be printed in plain ASCII format. It will not be interpreted by the emulation.
Hex Dump is used for troubleshooting.
• Hex Dump is supported in the Parallel, Serial, lpd/PD and Netware inter-
faces.