05/08 Rev. AB | OPERATOR’S HANDBOOK | Getting Started |
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• | Continuing the print job: |
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ONLINE X JOBS
Stopped XXX
Feed
ONLINE X JOBS Restcount XXX
•Standalone operation (9854 only): Selecting a print job stored on a Compact Flash card (for example, Testdat.FOR):
ONLINE x JOBS
Online Prog
Choose a file Testdat.FOR
| Creating a Print job |
| There are two ways to create a print job: Use the Microsoft® Windows printer |
| driver, or create a text file using print commands. |
Windows | • Printer drivers are available for different versions of Windows. You can print |
Printer Driver | from nearly every Windows application using the printer drivers. However, |
| functionality is strongly dependent on the choice of software. We recommend |
| label layout programs. |
| Printer drivers for different versions of Windows are available on our Web site |
| (http://www.machines.averydennison.com/printersystems_gb.nsf/ |
| wview/L4L3?OpenDocument). Select the drivers for models AP4.4 (9844) |
| and AP5.4 (9854). |
PSee the printer driver’s help function for more information. Refer to your Windows operating system help to install a driver.
File with Print • You can write a sequence of commands in a text file and send it to the printer.
Commands To do this, you can use any text editor and the
PRefer to the Easy Plug manual for examples of print jobs.
Sending a Print Job
The printer processes print jobs once the jobs are sent to the printer’s RAM either by direct transfer from your computer with a data cable, or by saving to a Compact Flash (CF) card for the 9854 printer.
Data Cable | The print job can be sent using parallel or serial communication. Connect the |
| computer and the printer with the serial or parallel cable. Send the print job |
| file – from the DOS window – to the interface (for example, “copy testjob.txt |
| lpt1” to send the print job to the parallel interface). |
| To send the print job from a text program, make sure the printer driver is |
| installed. |