I-Data 812-1x MIO

ida 812-1x MIO Operator’s Guide

Installation

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6. Turn printer power OFF and set the Device Address switch as

described in Section 3.2, Printer Configuration Procedure and

according to the new emulation.

7. Connect the twinax cable and turn printer power ON.

3.5.

System Configuration

To obtain access to all the features of the ida 812-1x MIO on the

AS/400 and System /38 the printer should be configured as a 3812

Model 1 printer.

On System /36 the printer should be configured as a 5219 DO1 or

DO2 printer.

Contents

Main i-data Electronic Documentation ida 812-1x MIO The i-data Printing Solutions Operators Guide Doc. no D60222 Revision 01 Page Preface Prerequisite Manuals Related Manuals Table of Contents Page 1. Introduction to the ida 812-1x MIO 1.1. What is the ida 812-1x MIO 1.2. ida 812-1x MIO Features 1.3. ida 812-1x MIO Compatibility 1.4. How the ida 812-1x MIO Works 2. Installing the ida 812-1x MIO Interface 2.1. DIP Switch Language Selection 2.2. European or US Defaults 2.3. Installation Procedure 2.3.1. HP LaserJet IIISi and 4Si 2.3.2. HP LaserJet 4, HP LaserJet 4 Plus and HP LaserJet 5 2.3.3. HP LaserJet 4V 2.3.4. HP LaserJet 5Si 2.3.5. HP PaintJet XL300 2.3.6. HP DeskJet 1200 C 2.3.7. HP DeskJet 1600 C 2.3.8. HP Color LaserJet 3. Installing the ida 812-1x MIO Printer 3.1. Power Connection 3.2. Printer Configuration Procedure 3.3. Twinax Connection 3.4. Printer Emulations Page 4. ida 812-1x MIO Operation 4.1. The Rear Panel 4.2. The TEST Key 4.3. Printer Sharing Page 5. Front Panel Setup 5.1. Main menu Front Panel Seup Front Panel Setup for the ida 812-1x MIO Fig. 5-1 Front Panel Setup for the ida 812-1x MIO 5.1.1. Navigation Keys 5.1.2. General Description of Menus 5.2. Sub-Menus 5.2.1. Non-IPDS Menu Page Page 5.2.2. TEST Menu 5.2.3. PAPER Menu 5.2.4. SETUP Menu 5.2.5. SAVE/RESTORE Menu 6. Errors and Recovery 6.1. Error Messages in MIO front panel 6.2. Error Messages on Paper 6.3. Two Devices with Same Address 7. Function Selection via the Line 7.1. The Escape Character 7.2. Defining a Temporary Escape Character 7.3. Syntax of an FSL Function 7.4. Supported FSL Functions 7.5. Invalid Escape Sequence 8. FSL Setup via PC's parallel port Activating the Y249 Engineering Function Deactivating the Y249 Engineering Function Limitations when Y249 is active 8.1. Updating firmware 9. Font Selection In the table below, an asterisk (*) after the GFID number denotes a simulated IBM GFID. Scalable Fonts Page 10. Test Settings Printout List of Abbreviations APPENDIX A - FSL Functions Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Appendix B. DIP Switch Settings Index READER'S COMMENTS