Key to Figure 4-5
1.Settings (current mopier control panel default settings and
Printer Name is the name set by the user (a network name, for instance).
Product Name is the HP LaserJet mopier model.
PostScript Version refers to the version of PostScript installed.
Copies indicates the default number of originals to be printed.
Resolution is either 600 or 300 dpi.
Resolution Enhancement indicates if Resolution Enhancement is set to ON, OFF, or AUTO (see Chapter 6, “Print Quality”).
Halftone Type indicates the current halftone type.
EconoMode indicates whether EconoMode is ON or OFF (see Chapter 6, “Print Quality”).
Wait Timeout shows how long PostScript waits for additional data.
Print Errors indicates if a PostScript error page is automatically printed when a PostScript error occurs.
Jam Recovery indicates whether Jam Recovery is ON or OFF.
Manual Feed indicates whether Manual Feed is ON or OFF.
Duplex indicates whether the duplexing feature is ON or OFF.
Trays
2.Memory shows how much memory is installed in the mopier. This value may be useful for more experienced users, since PostScript Level 2 allows users to configure memory parameters. (See Adobe’s PostScript Language Reference Manual for specific information about these values.)
3.Printable Area gives the dimensions within the margins of the image area. The current default is shown in the hollow box.
4.Disk Accessory shows the total capacity of the mopier’s hard disk, how many bytes are available for use, and whether or not the hard disk is
5.Page Count shows how many pages have been printed by the mopier in all printer languages. You can use the page count to track mopier use.
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