Window Size, 126 | IBM 1125, 1120 guide

Window Size

Purpose:

To specify the maximum number of infrared frames the printer can receive before sending an acknowledgment to the host computer.

Values:

Auto* Printer sets the Window Size value during a power-on reset to maximize link performance (recommended).

1User sets the Window Size to one frame (1). If you have trouble printing using the infrared port, changing the Window Size menu item to 1 may resolve the problem.

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IBM Argecy Computer Corporation IBM Table of contents Loading the multipurpose feeder Iii Resetting the maintenance counter Ordering supplies Argecy Computer Corporation Printer specifications 195 Argecy Computer Corporation Standard network model configuration Fully configuredPrinter overview Using the operator panel Understanding the operator panelMenu Select 3 Return Menu Using the operator panel buttons Using the operator panel to change printer settings Menus Disabled Printing the menu settings Printing and deleting held jobs Using the Print and Hold function Recognizing when format errors occur Accessing held jobs from the operator panel Reserve Print Repeat PrintVerify Print Confidential jobs Menu Select Enter PIN Canceling a print job Page Weight Paper characteristicsChoosing print material Curl Unacceptable paper Recommended paper Choosing prepunched paper Choosing preprinted forms and letterhead Choosing envelopes Choosing paper Choosing labels Choosing transparencies Choosing card stock Print material specifications ¾ Envelope Universal1Envelope DL Envelope Maximum grain PaperLong Short Labels-upper limit2 Integrated formsEnvelopes Loading print material Loading a paper tray Loading letterhead Loading the multipurpose feeder Paper dimensionsCapacity Trouble-free printing Simplex Duplex Argecy Computer Corporation Stack height limiter Loading envelopes Loading paper and transparencies Without a duplex unit With a duplex unit Argecy Computer Corporation Closing the multipurpose feeder Loading the envelope feeder Argecy Computer Corporation Argecy Computer Corporation Argecy Computer Corporation Loading the 2000-sheet drawer Storing paper Tray linking Tips for avoiding paper jams Replacing the print cartridge Replacing the charge roll Replacing the transfer roll Replacing the fuser assembly Resetting the maintenance counter Ordering supplies Storing supplies Checking an unresponsive printer Identifying paper jam areas Clearing paper jams 201 Paper Jam Remove Cartridge Accessing paper jam areas Argecy Computer Corporation Before reaching the output bin Paper Jam Open Rear Door While exiting to the output bin Paper Jam Check Duplex Argecy Computer Corporation Interior view of duplex unit On the incline surface of a tray or between two trays 24x Paper Jam Check Tray Between three trays Between a tray, the duplex unit, and the integrated tray Argecy Computer Corporation 2000-sheet drawer At entry into the envelope feeder Paper Jam Check Env Feeder Between the envelope feeder and the printer Argecy Computer Corporation Problem Action Solving display problems Ready Solving printing problems Job prints from the wrong paper Material specifications for more details Solving print quality problems Details Job prints, but the top and side margins are incorrect Options Action Solving option problems Argecy Computer Corporation For Novell users Solving network printing problems Resolvingquestions other problems Understanding printer messages Argecy Computer Corporation Argecy Computer Corporation Canceling Job Activating Menu ChangesBusy Check device Connection Clearing Job Accounting StatClose Door or Insert Cartridge Defragmenting Delete All Jobs Go/Stop?Deleting Jobs Disk Corrupted Reformat? Disabling Menus Disk Recovery Enabling MenusEnter PIN = Flushing Buffer Formatting DiskFormatting Flash Held Jobs may be lost InfraredInsert Tray Network x Code Invalid Load Manual Load TrayLocalTalk Network Card Busy NetworkNetwork xy Not Ready No Jobs Found Retry?Parallel Performing Self Test Power Saver Print Jobs on Disk. Go/Stop?Printing Directory List Printing Font List Printing Menu SettingsPrinting Job Accounting Stat Prog Engine Code Program Flash Prog System CodeProgramming Disk Queuing Deleting Jobs Queuing Jobs ReadyReady Hex Resetting Printer Reattach deviceRes Reduced Restoring Factory Defaults Resetting Maint Cnt ValueSerial Std Bin Full Tray x Empty Toner LowTray x Low Tray x Missing Waiting USB2xx Paper Jam Defective Print Cartridge 103 Short Paper Insufficient Collation Area Res Save Off Deficient MemoryInsufficient Defrag Memory 104 Insufficient Memory Memory Full105 Defective Flash ComplexFlash Full 106 Software Error Unformatted Flash107 Port x Disabled Port Disabled Parallel ErrorStd Par 54 Par Too Many Disks Installed Serial Port x DisabledToo Many Flash Options 109 Incompatible device Too Many Trays AttachedDefective Disk Disk Full Unformatted Disk Scheduled MaintenanceMessage 111 Service message Engine Code CRC Failure112 113 Using printer menus 114 Pqet 115 Blank Pages Finishing Menu116 Do Not Print Copies CollationDuplex 117 Duplex Bind Multipage Border118 Multipage Order Multipage Print119 Multipage View Separator Sheets120 Separator Source Configure MP to Cassette121 Env Feeder Inserts envelopes as separator sheets Infrared Menu Infrared Buffer122 Job Buffering Infrared PortMax Baud Rate 123 PCL SmartSwitch NPA Mode124 Off Printer does not perform NPA processing Auto PS SmartSwitch Transmit Delay125 126 Window Size Cancel Job Job Menu127 Confidential Job Held Jobs128 Reset Printer Print Buffer129 LocalTalk Menu LocalTalk Addr130 LocalTalk Name LocalTalk BufferLocalTalk Port LocalTalk Zone 132 NPA Hosts 133 134 Network Menu MAC Binary PS Network x SetupNetwork Buffer 135 136 137 Configure MP Paper Menu138 Envelope Enhance Custom Types139 Paper Cotton Paper Card Stock Labels Transparency Envelope Paper Loading 140Duplex Paper Size Paper Source141 142 Paper TexturePlain Texture Preprint Texture Labels Texture Smooth Normal Rough 143 Paper Type Paper Weight Substitute Size144 145 Universal Setup PCL Emul Menu A4 Width146 Auto LF after CR Auto CR after LFFont Name 147 Lines per Font Source148 Resident Pitch OrientationPoint Size 149 Symbol Set Tray Renumber150 Parallel Menu Advanced Status151 152 Honor Init Parallel Mode Parallel Buffer153 Protocol 154Standard PostScript Menu Print PS ErrorFont Priority 155 Quality Menu PictureGrade156 Print Resolution Toner Darkness157 Baud Serial Menu158 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 Data Bits Honor DSR159 Parity 160Even Odd None Ignore Robust XON RS-232/RS-422161 RS-422 Polarity Serial Buffer162 163 Serial ProtocolHardware handshaking Software handshaking Setup Menu Alarm Control164 Display Language Auto ContinueDownload Target 165 Job Accounting Jam RecoveryProtect 166 Print Timeout Power Saver167 225 Printer Language Toner AlarmResource Save 168 169 Wait Timeout Utilities Menu Defragment Flash170 Format Disk Factory DefaultsFormat Flash 171 Job Acct Stat Hex TracePrint Directory Print Fonts Print Net x Setup Print Menus173 174 USB Menu 175 176 USB Buffer 177 Disabling operator panel menus 178 Removing options 179 Removing the envelope feeder 180 181 Removingunit a paper tray or duplex 182 183 Removing printer or flash memory 184 Removing an option card Understanding fonts Weight and styleTypefaces and fonts Pitch and point size 186 187 Bitmapped and scalable fonts 188 Resident fonts 189 190 191 192 Symbol sets Symbol sets for PCL 6 emulation193 Downloadable fonts Printing a font sample list194 Dimensions Printer specificationsDuty cycle 195 196 Edition notice Trademarks197 Safety information Licensing notice198 Electronic emission notices With a network cable attached199 200 Without a network cable attached United Kingdom Telecommunications Act Laser noticesLaser advisory label Laser notice 201 202 203 Index 204 205 206 207 Argecy Computer Corporation Ibmr