Changing menu settings an example | Lexmark 2500 specs

Understanding Setup mode and menu options						48

	To Select	Press
	Data Options	Micro
	Data Options	Micro

	Control Options	Micro
	Control Options	Micro

	Emulation Options	Setup

	Interface Options	Pitch

4Select any option from the Main menu by pressing the corresponding button.

Note: A new menu will print each time you press a button, displaying the new selection.

5After you make all your selections, the printer will print a page with your changes reflected.

6Press Set TOF until the printer returns to the Main menu, or press Pitch from any menu containing a Return to Main menu selection.

7Press Set TOF again to exit Setup mode.

New settings are saved only when the printer exits Setup mode.

Note: If the printer runs out of paper while you are using Setup mode, load more paper into the Tractor pins, and then press Setup to continue.

Changing menu settings (an example)

Note: Make sure continuous forms are loaded in the printer when using Setup mode.

The following is an example of how to change the Menu Language setting.

1 With the printer in Setup mode, press Micro to print the Control Options menu.

2Press Pitch to print more Control Options.

	Control Options	Current	Press

	Return to Main menu	Off	Set TOF

	Uni‑Dir Printing	On	LineFeed
	Auto Ready Cut Sheet	Enabled	Macro

	Paper Out Alarm	Enabled	Micro
	Paper Out Alarm	Enabled	Micro

	Bi‑Di alignment		Micro
	Bi‑Di alignment		Micro

	Demo Print		Setup

	(More)		Pitch

3To change the Menu Language, press Macro.

	Control Options	Current	Press

	Return to Main menu	English	Set TOF

	Return to previous page	Enabled	LineFeed

	Menu Language		Macro

	TOF Read		Micro
	TOF Read		Micro

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Lexmark 2500 manual Changing menu settings an example, Control Options Current Press

Contents

Users Guide January Contents Understanding Setup mode and menu options Administrative supportPaper and specialty media guide Changing tractor positions Troubleshooting Solving paper feed problems Index Safety information Learning about the printer Printer overviewPrinter front view Part name Applying control panel overlays Printer back view Understanding the printer features and functions Feature/function 2580/2581 2590/2591 Feature/function All models Printing a demonstration EAN Printing a network setup Using IBM emulation mode Printing from Windows or DOSWindows Using Epson emulation mode For Lexmark Forms Printer 2580/2581 usersFor Lexmark Forms Printer 2590/2591 users For Forms Printer 2580/2581 users Using Okidata Microline emulation mode For Forms Printer 2590/2591 users Using the control panel Understanding the control panel buttonsButton Function Understanding the control panel lights Setting the printer online or offline Advancing paperLight Light status What it means Using the Load/Unload function Selecting a Tractor modeLocking and unlocking the control panel Selecting and locking a font Disabling Font Lock Selecting and locking a pitch Disabling Pitch Lock Setting the forms thickness lever Loading paper Paper paths Paper paths for the push tractor Using the Tear Off function Setting the Tear Off positionPaper paths for the pull tractor Loading continuous forms using the push tractor Loading continuous paperPage Page Front loading continuous forms using the pull tractor Page Page Bottom loading continuous forms using the pull tractor Page Page Page Page Loading cut forms Loading a cut form or envelope manually Left paper guide Cut form or envelope Right paper guide Aligning the left margin Setting Top-of-Form Setting Top‑Of‑Form for continuous forms in push mode Setting Top‑Of‑Form for continuous forms in pull mode Setting Top‑Of‑Form for a cut form or an envelope Setting Top‑Of‑Form in a macro Paper and specialty media guide Paper types and sizes supported by the printerPaper types Single Multiple part Envelopes Changing tractor positions Push tractor positionPull tractor position Converting the push tractor to pull tractor position Converting the pull tractor to push tractor position Page Understanding Setup mode and menu options Using Setup modeTo Select Press Changing menu settings an example Control Options Current Press Setup Mode Main menu Main menu optionsForms Macro Options Data Options Forms Macro options Data options Paper Handling OptionsBuffer Control options Paper Out Alarm Uni‑Dir PrintingAuto Ready Cut Sheet Demo Print IBM mode Epson modeOKI mode Emulation options Interface Selection Honor Init Cleaning the printer Maintaining the printerOrdering supplies Removing the ribbon cartridge Cleaning the outside of the printer Recycling Lexmark products Administrative support Restoring the factory default settingsRestoring the US factory default settings Restoring the EU factory default settings Supporting IPSec Supporting SNMPv3 Using 802.1x authentication Click Certificate Management Troubleshooting Testing the printerChecking an unresponsive printer Running a printer test Using Hex Trace mode Checking the printer statusControl panel lights Status Action required Make sure the Tractor 2 option is installed correctly. For Adjusting character bidirectional alignment Solving printing problems Printer alarm sounds Printer is noisyPrinter sounds like it is printing, but does not print Printer power switch is on, but the power light is off Left margin moves to the right during printingIncorrect line length lines do not start at the left margin Printer speed slows Solving paper feed problems Printing continues beyond the edges of the continuous formsSelected font or pitch is not printing or is changing Paper is jammed in the printer Paper is jammed in the Auto Sheet Feeder Paper jam in the Tractor 2 FeederPrinter does not feed paper Printer does not feed from the optional Tractor 2 Feeder Printer does not feed from the Auto Sheet FeederAuto Sheet Feeder feeds paper at an incorrect rate Paper fed from the Auto Sheet Feeder is skewed Auto Sheet Feeder feeds multiple sheets Solving print quality problems Print is too lightDots are missing or print quality is poor Characters are wrong or missing Forms are smudged or print is too darkIncorrect number of lines on a Graphics do not print Contacting Customer Support Incorrect line spacing or overprinting occurs Edition notice Product name Machine type Model number United States Government Rights Trademarks Industry Canada compliance statement Avis de conformité aux normes de l’industrie du CanadaEuropean Community EC directives conformity Noise emission levels Power consumption Mode Description Power consumption Watts Statement of Limited Warranty Power Saver Limited warranty service Limitation of liability Index Numerics