Configuration4–2
Introduction
Configuration refers to a set of option choices that define printer responses to
operational commands. The printer responds to the particular set of
commands it receives through either user–selected configuration choices or
factory defaults that are functional unless you reconfigure a specific default.
NOTE: Configuration options must be provided for printer control firmware
locations.
The printer can be configured by one of three methods:
•Factory default options that take effect when the printer is turned on,
provided no other options have been set.
•Partial or total options set by you that take effect when the printer is
turned on.
•Options entered by you after the printer is turned on.
The ADDR and DATA keys are used to select the available configurations
and options. The ADDR key is used to select the configuration number, and
the DATA key is used to select the option number.
The display at the left of the operator’s panel shows a three–digit
configuration number in the form of XX.Y, where:
•The two left digits (XX) represent the current configuration address
from 00 to 99.
•The right digit (or third digit), (.Y), represents the option number from
.0 to .9.
RDY
MODE F/L
CHK
ADDR
8LPI
DATA
TOF
2nd
FUNC
XXY
Figure 4–1. Operator’s Control Panel