IBM 3000 manual Conguration Item Description Value Options

Table 16. Printer Con®guration Items (continued)

Con®guration Item	Description	Value Options
Cut Sheet Emulation	Sheets are divided in half using an imaginary line that is	None,
	parallel to the tractor strips. Each resulting ″half sheet″ is	Normal Left-to-Right,
	treated as if it were a whole sheet running through a	Normal Right-to-Left,
	cut-sheet printer.	Inverted Left-to-Right,
	None implies the cut-sheet emulation is not enabled.	Inverted Right-to-Left
	Normal Left-to-Right allows the print data to be placed
	on the left half-sheet ®rst and then the right half-sheet.
	The left half-sheet is closest to the operator. The physical
	orientation of the data is based on the lower-left corner of
	the paper as viewed from the operator's viewpoint.
	Normal Right-to-Left allows the print data to be placed
	on the right half-sheet ®rst and then the left half-sheet.
	The right half-sheet is furthest from the operator. The
	physical orientation of the data is based on the lower-left
	corner of the paper as viewed from the operator's
	viewpoint.
	Inverted Left-to-Right allows the print data to be
	placed on the left half-sheet ®rst and then the right
	half-sheet. The left half-sheet is furthest from the
	operator. The physical orientation of the data is based on
	the upper-right corner of the paper as viewed from the
	operator's viewpoint. This mode is the ″upside down″
	version of the Normal Left-to-Right mode.
	Inverted Right-to-Left allows the print data to be
	placed on the right half-sheet ®rst and then the left
	half-sheet. The right half-sheet is closest to the operator.
	The physical orientation of the data is based on the
	upper-right corner of the paper as viewed from the
	operator's viewpoint. This mode is the ″upside down″
	version of the Normal Right-to-Left mode.
BTS Installed	This entry allows setting whether a	Yes or No
	Burster/Trimmer/Stacker postprocessing device is
	installed. It does not show whether it is being used.
BTS Enabled	This entry allows setting whether an installed	Yes or No
	Burster/Trimmer/Stacker postprocessing device is being
	used. The host system will not send eject-to-front-facing
	commands if the BTS is enabled.
Offsetter Installed	This entry allows setting whether an Offsetter	Yes or No
	postprocessing device is installed. It does not show
	whether it is being used.
Offsetter Enabled	This entry allows setting whether an installed Offsetter	Yes or No
	postprocessing device is being used. The host system will
	send ªAlternate Offset Stackerº commands if the offsetter
	is enabled and the print job contains these commands.
Offset on Mark	This entry allows setting whether ªAlternate Offset	Yes or No
Forms	Stackerº commands from the host system are passed on
	to an enabled stacking-type postprocessing device for any
	page containing the Mark Forms.
3130 Bar Code	This entry de®nes whether bar codes are printed in the	Yes or No
Compatibility	standard format or in the format printed by a 3130
	printer.

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