Table 16. Printer Con®guration Items (continued)

Con®guration Item

Description

Value Options

 

 

 

Front Sheet Sequence

This entry sets whether the front side of the forms will be

Front First or Front Second

(D)

printed on Printer 1 or Printer 2 in duplex mode.

 

 

Front First means that the odd pages (1st, 3rd, 5th,...) of a

 

 

customer job will print on Printer 1, and the even pages

 

 

(2nd, 4th, 6th, ...) pages will print on Printer 2. Front

 

 

Second means just the opposite of Front First.

 

 

When a postprocessing device is being used that bursts

 

 

and stacks the output, the ªFront Secondº setting will

 

 

deliver output with the odd number pages facing to the

 

 

front.

 

 

 

 

Veri®cation Marks

Indicates if veri®cation marks (numbers) are to be printed

Yes or No

(D)

on the edge (tractor hole area) of each side of forms.

 

 

When these marks are printed, it is possible to verify that

 

 

the forms are synchronized or aligned (the two sides of

 

 

the form coincide).

 

 

The veri®cation numbers can be read by the operator. If

 

 

the number on side 1 of a form matches that on side 2,

 

 

then the forms are properly synchronized. Multiple

 

 

copies of the same page will have the same veri®cation

 

 

mark numbers.

 

 

 

 

Logical Page

This entry allows expansion of the logical page size for

Range of 0 to 20 pels.

Increment

cases where the printed page is larger than the valid

 

 

InfoPrint 3000 printable area, without errors being set.

 

 

This case may be encountered when a print job created

 

 

for a 3800 prints too close to the page edge.

 

 

The value entered will increase the valid printable area

 

 

by that number of pels in all directions. Please review

 

 

your applications to ensure that this setting does not

 

 

cause loss of data, such as printing on the tractor hole

 

 

carrier strip that will be trimmed off.

 

 

 

 

Clear Memory for

This entry allows setting of whether residual print data is

Yes or No

Security

to be cleared from memory. Clearing memory can result

 

 

in a delay of up to two minutes before a print job starts.

 

 

Select Yes if a high level of security is required.

 

 

 

 

Screen Saver Timeout

This entry allows specifying, in minutes, the idle time

0 to 60 minutes. Default is 10

 

before the Display Touch Screen monitor screen is

minutes.

 

blanked out. This extends the life of the monitor screen.

 

 

A value of 0 means the screen saver is not used.

 

 

In dual simplex mode, if Printer 1 and Printer 2 are set

 

 

with different values, the shortest setting time is used

 

 

even if the associated printer console is not being used.

 

 

Touching a blank screen caused by this timeout restores

 

 

the display.

 

 

 

 

Alarm Suppression

This entry allows suppression of the Operator Alert

Yes or No

 

alarm tone for error and supply-item actions.

 

 

 

 

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