HP 5M manual How I/O Buffering Improves Performance

8Press [Item] until either PS MEM=400K or PCL MEM=400K appears, then press [- Value +] until the number you determined in Step 6 appears. Press [Select] to save your selection. An asterisk (*) appears next to your selection in the display.

9Press [Go] to exit menus.

10Repeat Step 5.

N o t e	You must download all fonts again because all downloaded resources
	are deleted when you change the Resource Saving setting. The
	downloaded fonts remain in memory until you change Resource Saving
	or I/O Buffering settings or turn the printer off.

	How I/O Buffering Improves Performance
	The printer’s I/O Buffer holds a print job in progress, freeing up
	computer memory. This allows the user to continue operating the
	computer without waiting for the print job to finish. When additional
	memory is added to the printer 100 KBytes are automatically reserved
	for the I/O Buffer for each MByte of memory added.
	In most cases, it is to your advantage to let the printer automatically
	reserve memory for I/O Buffering. Network administrators might want
	to increase I/O Buffering to speed network printing. See “Memory
	Configuration Menu” in Chapter 3 for information about changing this
	setting.
	When you change the I/O BUFFER setting, all downloaded resources
N o t e
	will need to be downloaded again.

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