IBM 3000 manual See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment

Table 16. Printer Con®guration Items (continued)

Con®guration Item	Description	Value Options
Preheat Platen	This entry allows setting the preheat platen temperature	Range of 45 to 100°C Ð in
Temperature	to a higher or lower temperature than the default as	increments of 5°
	needed for different types of forms. If 0 (zero) is entered	Default is 80°C
	for the preheat platen temperature under De®ne Forms,
	the temperature set under Con®gure Printer is used.
	For Models ED1/ED2, a temperature must be set for
	Printer 1 and Printer 2.
Scan Factory Adjust	(CE Change Only) This is used by service personnel to	Range of 0 to 100 units
for Printer 1	adjust the scan direction printing registration.	Default is 40 units
		Unit = 2 pels
Process Factory	(CE Change Only) This is used by service personnel to	Range of 0 to 60 units
Adjust for Printer 1	adjust the process direction printing registration.	Default is 15 units
		Unit = 1 pel
Scan Factory Adjust	(CE Change Only) This is used by service personnel to	Range of 0 to 100 units
for Printer 2 (D)	adjust the scan direction printing registration.	Default is 40 units
		Unit = 2 pels
Process Factory	(CE Change Only) This is used by service personnel to	Range of 0 to 60 units
Adjust for Printer 2	adjust the process direction printing registration.	Default is 15 units
(D)
		Unit = 1 pel
Beam 1 offset	(CE Change Only). This is used by maintenance	Range of 0.0 to 15.9
adjustment	personnel to control the vertical alignment or horizontal	Default is 8.0 units
	adjustment of the separate beams of a multi-beam printer.
		Unit = .1 pel
Beam 2 offset	(See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment)	(See information in Beam 1 offset
adjustment		adjustment)
Beam 3 offset	(See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment)	(See information in Beam 1 offset
adjustment		adjustment)
Beam 4 offset	(See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment)	(See information in Beam 1 offset
adjustment		adjustment)
Beam 5 offset	(See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment)	(See information in Beam 1 offset
adjustment		adjustment)
Beam 1 offset	(See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment)	(See information in Beam 1 offset
adjustment for		adjustment)
Printer 2 (D)
Beam 2 offset	(See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment)	(See information in Beam 1 offset
adjustment for		adjustment)
Printer 2 (D)
Beam 3 offset	(See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment)	(See information in Beam 1 offset
adjustment for		adjustment)
Printer 2 (D)
Beam 4 offset	(See information in Beam 1 offset adjustment)	(See information in Beam 1 offset
adjustment for		adjustment)
Printer 2 (D)

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