Fujitsu DL6400 manual Using the Setup Menus, Selecting options

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Using the Setup Menus

Using the Setup Menus

Using the control panel buttons in setup mode

With the LED type control panel, setup functions, items, and options to be selected are printed on paper. To specify or execute a selection, position the yellow arrow on the print head at the selection using the ONLINE, FONT, MENU, and LOCK buttons.

With the LCD type control panel, setup functions, items, and options are displayed on a 24-character ⋅ 2-line LCD. The LCD screen is divided into three parts in which functions, items, and options are displayed respectively. These three parts also correspond to the F1, F2, and F3 buttons beneath the LCD. You can select or execute desired functions, items, and options using these three buttons according to messages that appear above the buttons.

The organization of setup functions, items, and options is the same for both types of control panels. Abbreviated names of functions, items, and options printed or displayed are also the same. See Chapter 8 for information on items that are the same.

This section describes the basic operations used in setup mode. It also describes some typical operations in detail. However, this section does not describe all setup mode operations because the LCD screen messages are self-explanatory.

Selecting options

The MENU1, MENU2, HARDWRE, ADJUST, CONFIG, and GAP-ADJ functions have options you can select or change. For these functions, the F1, F2, and F3 buttons work as described below.

Relationship of the three screen sections and the F1, F2, F3 buttons

As described in “Setup Mode Reference” on page 8-44, setup mode provides many functions, items, and options. To make the display suit the hierarchical structure of setup mode and to make the operation of buttons easy, the screen is divided into three parts, from left to right displaying functions, items, and options. You can easily make a desired selection by selecting a function using F1, an item using F2, and an option using F3, in this sequence.

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