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Glossary

The following terms are defined as they

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paper .

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that

is

210

by

297

mm

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the

sheets

will

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bound

along

A5-size

paper .

the

long

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of

the

paper,

SHORT

binding

assumes

Paper

that

is

148.5

by

210

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sheets

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along

the

short edge

of

the

A6-size

paper .

paper.

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stock

that

is

105

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148

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adhesive

label .

bitmapped

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font

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Special-application

material; typically

defined by a raster bitmap.

consists of paper labels coated on one side with an

adhesive

mixture

temporarily

affixed

to

backing

material.

Paper

formulated

with

at

least

80%

bond

(paper)

.

ASCII .

American

National

Standard

Code

for

wood pulp. Bond-paper forms work best

in

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17.

Information Interchange. The standard code, using a

coded

character

set

consisting

of

7-bit

coded

characters

or

storage

used

to

compensate

for

a

buffer

.

A

routine

(8

bits

including

parity

check),

that

is

used

or

difference in rate of flow of data, or time of occurrence of

information

interchange

among

data

processing

systems,

data communication systems, and associated

events, when transferring data from one device to

another.

equipment. The

ASCII

set

consists

of control

characters

and

graphic

characters.

character

set

.

(1)

A

finite

set

of

different

characters

Autocontinue

that

is

complete

for

a

given

purpose;

for

example,

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Standard

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Character

Set of Information Processing Interchange.”

without

waiting

for

operator

responses

to

certain

types

of characters used

for

a

specific

reason; for

(2)

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group

errors. Examples

of

the

types

of

errors

that

this

set

of

characters

a

printer

can

print.

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the

function

are

insufficient

memory

to

print

a

complex

page

or

a

request

to

load

paper

(where

printingcoatedcan papercontinue.

Paper

that

has

had

a

surface coating

using a different size of

paper

than

was

appliedspecifiedto

forproducethe

smoothness.

job).

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attachment .

A

coaxial attachment

to

the

System

auxiliary

tray .

The

paper

source

on

the

front 370of.

the

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paper-backed

labels,

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and

card

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as paper. Its capacity is 100 sheets. A

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or

wire,

within

and

insulated

from

Paper Menu determines if paper

is

fed

automaticallyanother conductor

of larger diameter, usually copper

manually

from

the

auxiliary

tray.

tubing

or

copper

braid.

B5-JIS size paper

.

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mm

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mmpage .

A

font

library of hexadecimal identifiers to

(7.17

in.

by

10.12 in.).

graphic

characters.

B5-ISO size paper

.

Paper

that

is

176

mm

by

250configurationmm

.

(1)

The

arrangement

of

a

computer

(6.93

in.

by

9.84

in.).

system

or

network

as

defined

by

the

nature,

the

number,

and

the

chief

characteristics

of

its

functional

units. More

beaconing

.

A

signal

repeatedly

displayed

on specifically,Token

the

term

configuration

may

refer

to

a

Ring

card

when

the

card

detects

a

problem.hardware

configuration

or

a

software

configuration.

(2)

The devices and programs that make up a system,

subsystem,

or

network.

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