6030 Operator’s Handbook
Using Command Mode ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Command mode contains basic functions and features you can modify for your specific needs.
nSome features of Command mode may already be set in your application. See your System Administrator for details about your application.
Command mode uses a series of menus on your printer to
start an | An application must be running for you to |
application | enter or print data. See Chapter 4, |
| "Entering and Printing Data," for |
| information on starting your application. |
resume an | If you exit an application, you may restart |
application | it where you left off. See Chapter 4, |
| "Entering and Printing Data," for |
| information on resuming your application. |
transfer data | You must transfer data if an application |
| file has not already been downloaded to |
| your printer. See your System |
| Administrator to see if you need to |
| transfer data. If so, see Chapter 5, |
| "Transferring Data." |
configure your | Your printer should already be configured. |
printer | See your System Administrator if you need |
| to change the configuration. See Chapter |
| 6, "Configuring the Printer," for more |
| information. |
perform | If you have problems with your printer, |
diagnostics | your System Administrator may need to |
| perform diagnostics. Chapter 10, "Using |
| Diagnostics," includes information for the |
| System Administrator. |
