IBM S544-5343-03 manual Dram, Dsc, Dse

connector

.

A

means

of

establishing

electricalformsflow..

The

material on which output data

is

printed,

cut-sheet

paper .

such

as

paper

or

adhesive

labels. See

preprinted

form.

Paper

that

is

cut

into

sheets.

data

stream

forms

path .

The

entire route that forms travel during

.

(1)

All

data

transmitted

through processinga data . The

forms

path

usually

begins

where

the

channel

in

a

single

read

or

write

operation.

(2)

A

forms are loaded and ends at the stacker. Synonym for

continuous

stream

of

data

elements

being

transmitted,

or

paper

path.

intended

for

transmission,

in

character or binary-digit

form,

using

a

defined

format.

fuse

.

To

use

heat

and pressure to blend toner onto

default .

forms to make a permanent bond.

An

alternative

value, attribute, or option that

is

assumed

when

none

has

been

specified.

fuser

.

The

assembly

that

bonds

the

toned

image

to

the

diagnostic

paper,

using

heat

and

pressure.

.

Pertaining

to

the

detection

and

isolation

of

errors

in

programs

and

faults

in

equipment.

graphic .

A

symbol

produced

by

a

process

such

as

disable .

handwriting,

drawing,

or

printing. See

also

vector

To

make

non-functional.

Contrast

with

enable.

graphics.

DRAM .

Dynamic

random-access

memory.

graphic

character

.

A

character

that

is

normally

dry

ink .

represented

by

a

graphic,

independent

of

code

points

or

The

material

that

forms

the

image

on

the

the

form

of

a

paper. Synonymous

with

toner.

fonts. A graphic character is often in

spatial

arrangement

of

adjacent

or

connected

strokes;

DSC .

for

example,

a

letter

or

digit.

3270 Information Display System data-stream

compatibility.

hard

drive .

A

standalone

disk

drive

that

reads

and

DSE .

Data

switching

exchange.

writes data on rigid disks and can be attached to a port

on the printer. Synonymous with fixed

disk

drive,

hard

duplex

printing .

Printing

disk

drive.

on both sides of a sheet of

paper. Synonym

for

two-sided

printing. Contrast

with

Printer

Command

Language

simplex

printing.

Hewlett-Packard

(HP-PCL) . A

data stream used for printing on

Ethernet .

A

10-megabit

baseband

local

area

Hewlett-Packard laser printers and compatible printers.

network

that

allows

multiple

stations

to

access

the

transmission

(1)

The

primary

or

controlling

computer

medium

at

will

without

prior

coordination,

host

system .

avoids

a multiple-computer installation. (2) A computer used

contention

by

using

carrier

sense

and

in

deference,

and

programs

for

use

on

another

computer

or

on

resolves contention

by

using

collision

to

prepare

detection

and

transmission. Ethernet

uses

carrier

sense

another data-processing system; for example, a

multiple

access

with

collision

detection

(CSMA/CD).

computer used to compile, link edit, or test programs to

be

used

on

another

system.

flash

memory .

A

type

of

random-access

storage

that

(1)

A

string

of

picture

elements organized

in

preserves

its

contents

when

power

is

image

.

removed

from it.

scan lines to represent the contrasting portions of a

folio .

8.5

x

13

in.

paper. Also

called

Legal

picture.

(2)

A

likeness

or

imitation

of

an

object.

(3)

In

13.

this printer, an image comprises a string of pels

font .

(1)

A

family

or

assortment

of

organized

a

in

scan

lines to

represent

the

contrasting

characters

of

given

size

and

style;

for

example,

9-point

Bodoni

portions

of

a picture. The image may consist of any

modern. A

as

a

raster

pattern. The

term

image

is

font

has

a

unique

name

and

may

have

a

data

stored

registry

with

impression

and

is

printed

on

one

number.

(2)

A

font

is

data

used

to

create

interchangeable

an image

a

of

each

graphic

character;

for

example,

a

side

of

sheet of paper. See also impression.

raster

pattern.

format .

(1)

The

arrangement

or

layout

impression

.

An

implied

or

physical

page. Used

when

of data on a

the

reduction

of

printer

output

caused

by

data

medium. (2)

The

size, style, type

of

calculating

page,

margins,

printing

requirements,

and

so

on,

of

a

switching

the printer between duplex and simplex modes

printed

page.

and

lower

paper

supplies. See

also

image.

or

upper

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