IBM S544-5343-03 manual Coax SCS Menu, TRAY1 COR, TRAY2 Port, TRAY3 Port, AUX Land

Coax SCS Menu

Use

the

Coax SCS Menu to define how the printer handles SCS communications over

the

coax

attachment. The

following

table describes the

settings

you

can

change from

the Coax SCS Menu. An asterisk (*) next

to

a

value

in

the

table

indicates the

factor

default. The Coax SCS Menu

appears

only

if

you

have

the

coax

attachment

installed.

Notes:

1. To

select

a

new

value, Continue/Enterpress the

key

when

the

value is

displayed

in

the

message display area. An asterisk (*) appears next

to

the value in

the

message

display area,

indicating that

it

is

now

active.

2. Values

set

in

print

jobs

(either

by

the

print

application

or

the

printer

drive

Coax

SCS

Menu

values

set at

the

printer.

3.For more information about configuring the coaxIBMattachment,Network see Printers: Twinax/Coax Configuration. Guide

		4. If you are unfamiliar		with	using the operator panel	to	work		with	menus,	please
		“Using	the Operator Panel Keys” on page 10 and “Navigating Menus” on page 12
		before	continuing.
COAX	SCS	VALUE			Description
MENU	ITEM
TRAY1		COR*	Specifies the default orientation for jobs			printed			from	each tray.
TRAY2		C-PORT	TRAY1 is the standard 250-sheet input tray. TRAY2 is						the
TRAY3		PORT	optional 500-sheet input tray if only one 500-sheet tray is
AUX		LAND	installed, it is the upper 500-sheet tray if two 500-sheet							trays	are
			installed. TRAY3 is the lower 500-sheet tray			when		two	500-sheet
			trays are installed. Each input can be assigned one						of the
			following	default	orientations:

ŸCOR—computer output reduction: Printing in landscape with

the logical page reduced to fit more data on the physical page. The printer reduces vertical spacing and uses a smaller font with less space between letters.

ŸC-PORT—compressed portrait: printing in portrait, but with

spaces		reduced between	characters (horizontal	compression)
so	that	more text fits	on a line. This allows	more characters
per	line.

ŸPORT—portrait: the page has normal, upright business letter orientation. For envelopes from the auxiliary tray, PORT specifies normal envelope orientation.

ŸLAND—landscape: the page is wider than long.

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