When Test Print A can be printed, it is a nearly certain indication that the printer is functioning properly. You can print Test Print A to see what the current printer settings are before making changes in Menu Mode (see Chapter 4). Table
Table 2–2: Test Print A
Item | Description |
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Version | This is the version of firmware the printer is using. |
| The firmware version number aids the Customer Services |
| engineer if there is a problem with the printer. |
Total RAM | This is the total amount of |
| available in the printer. RAM is shown in kilobytes. |
Font Card | Lists the name of the installed font cartridges and their |
| location (left or right font cartridge slot). |
Page Count | Indicates the total number of pages printed to date. |
Free RAM | Indicates the total amount of RAM available. This memory |
| space can be used to downline load fonts from the host |
| computer, be reserved as bitmap pages, or used to support |
| options such as PostScript. |
Current Settings | Shows all of the setup menus and the current values in |
| operational memory. Each menu also shows what kind of |
| memory the values can be stored in: RAM only, NVRAM |
| only, or in either type of memory (RAM + NVRAM). |
| See Table |
| description of all the menu features. |
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