Epson 60 manual Counter, Standby

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ADJUSTING THE PRINTER SETTINGS

PAGE COUNTER

Use this feature to display the following page counters:

❐PAGE COUNTER: How many pages your printer has printed since it was installed.

❐PCU COUNTER: How many pages printed so far with the current master unit.

These counters do not include printed fax messages and reports. The counters only show how many pages have been output from the computer.

1. Enter Level 2 mode (see page 34).

2. Press or until you see PAGE COUNTER.

3. To display the PCU counter:

Note: If you wish to reset the PCU counter to clear the CHANGE PCU error mes - sage (see page 44), open the printer cover then press and at the same time. The counter resets after you execute step 4.

4.

5. twice to return to printer "Ready" mode.

STANDBY

Please do not adjust this feature.

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Contents Printer Interface Type OPERATOR’S Manual Page Contents Save Macro Load Macro Poweron Macro Delete Macro Selectype Level 1 FeaturesSelectype Level 2 Features Test Print Mode AssignHP Emulation Mode VS HP Laserjet Table of SpecificationsUsing Selectype Mode to Adjust the HP Emulation Mode Available Fonts and Symbol SetsLQ and FX Emulation Command Summary Using Selectype Mode to Adjust Epson LQ and FX EmulationFont Cards and Emulation Mode Cards Operating AS AN LQ or FX PrinterAbout the Printer Interface IntroductionIntroduction Conventions About this Manual Buttons Operation PanelDisplay IndicatorsInstalling the Interface KIT InstallationConnection to the Computer Printing a Test Testing the PrinterFor full information about macros See pages 31 to Memory Expansion Board Optional KitsOptional Font and Emulation Mode Cards Optional Font Cartridges Multi-user Modes Connecting the Printer to TWO ComputersTurning the Printer on Line and OFF Line Basic OperationsForm Feed Selecting the Cassette for Computer Printing Resetting the PrinterHP Laserjet III Emulation Mode Selecting the Emulation ModeOverview Using the Mode Assign Feature Changing the Emulation ModeEpson LQ and FX Emulation Modes Epson Job Language EJL Using an Emulation Control LanguageREM Copy HP.TXT LPT1 ESC SOH@EJL Enter LANGUAGE=LJ-3Either ClosePrinter Job Language Introduction Adjusting the Printer SettingsLevel 2 Features Using Selectype Mode Display Sample Selectype Procedure Display the required setting for this feature Selectype Level 1 Features Size InputCopies Available Options 1 toOrient SUB ConfigFont Status SheetFull Print System ConfigMemory Left Paper Size SettingOffset and L-OFFSET Save Macro Load Macro Delete Macro Poweron MacroHow to Enter Selectype Level Selectype Level 2 FeaturesMode Assign Test PrintParallel Channel CONFIG. Interface ConfigurationAvailable Options ON, OFF Available Options 8-bit or 7-bit Serial ChannelAvailable Options 1 or RX-BUFFER Size Receive Buffer Size CH Channel If you selected Individual If you selected AutosenseCH Timeout Channel Timeout Auto Cont Auto Continue Config Save Power-up ConfigurationVersion Factory ResetStandby CounterStatus and Error Messages Solving ProblemsChange PCU Char CreatingFont Creating Feed JAMGraphic Drawing InitializePrinting Paper Size ErrorReinsert Card Remove CardSET Full Print Startup ErrorToner LOW Toner OUTOn-line/off-line indicator is off Printing ProblemsPaper OUT or Toner OUT is displayed Some or all of the output is garbled or printed as asterisks You cannot print graphics using the serial channel Problems with GraphicsDesired Selectype settings are not displayed Problems with Selectype ModeProblems with Optional Cards and Cartridges Data Dump Mode ESC R Appendix A. Specifications HP Emulation Modevs HP Laserjet Appendix B. HP Emulation ModePrintable Area Character Clipping Fonts Font name in HP emulation modePaper Handling Downloaded FontsEsc # Esc s#P Esc s#B Esc s#S Esc s#T Symbol SetsOperating AS a Laserjet IIISi Orient Page Orientation Using Selectype Mode to Adjust the HP Emulation ModeAppendix B. HP Emulation Mode Available Options 0 to Font Name Spacing Height Typeface Style Weight Available Fonts and Symbol SetsAttribute Bitmap Scalable Resident Bitmap FontsResident Scalable Fonts Font Name Symbol Set Height pt Typeface Style WeightAppendix B. HP Emulation Mode IBM-US 10U IBM-DN 11U PcMultilingual 12U Legal 1U ISO Ansi Ascii 0U Ventura International 13J Ventura US 14J PS Math 5M PS Text 10J Math-8 8M Pi Font 15U Microsoft Publishing 6J Windows 9U Desktop 7J Ve Zapf Dingbats 9L Ps Zapf Dingbats 10L Zd 100 11L Zd 200 12L Zd 300 13L HP Emulation Command Summary Control codes Printer commands arranged by topicOrientation Font selectionESC8K ESC2KESC9K ESC0LMargins Length, page size, text lengthOffset Vertical line spacing Perforation skip modeHalf-line feed Specialized printer controlMacros Font managementPush/Pop position Raster graphicsVector graphics GL/2 mode Configuration and status groupLine and fill attributes group Vector groupOperating AS AN LQ or FX Printer Appendix C. Epson LQ and FX Emulation ModesPaper Size Using Selectype to Adjust Epson LQ and FX Emulation Paper Size Condensed Portrait Landscape 10 cpi 12 cpi 15 cpi Appendix C. Epson LQ and FX Emulation Modes Appendix C. Epson LQ and FX Emulation Modes Character Sets Font Name Pitch cpi OrientationPc USA Epson International Character Sets ESC U LQ and FX Emulation Command SummaryESC G/ESC E SI/ESC SICan DELESC EM Data control Printer operationVertical motion Print position Horizontal motionOverall printing style Print size and character widthESC SP Word processingCharacter tables User-defined charactersEmulation Mode Cards Font Cards and Emulation Mode CardsAppendix D. Optional Font Cards and Cartridges Font CardsCaring for Cards Selecting a font with the Selectype Font procedureWhen the printer is in LQ or FX mode When the printer is in 3/P/Si modeUsing a font card and a font cartridge at the same time Using the Epson GL Emulation Mode CardFont Cartridges Recovering from a Card ErrorAvailable Font Cartridges Maker Cartridge Number Recovering from a cartridge error Level Appendix E. List of FeaturesTest Print JIS ASC Si Emulation ModeEpson LQ or FX Emulation Mode Parallel Interface Pin Number Signal Name Appendix F. Connector PIN ConfigurationSerial Interface Pin Number Signal Name Pin assignments for typical ATs and compatibles Following is an example of a status sheet printout Appendix G. Status Sheet