Seiko Group BP-6000 Selection procedure example, Setup Memory, Font, Single, PG Letter Port

4. Basic setup options

❏Selection procedure example

The following example illustrates the correct procedure to select a letter-portrait paper size from the front panel:

1. Press the ON LINE key to enter the offline state. The LCD displays:

OFFLINE DRAFT

2.Press the SETUP key to enter the SETUP options. The LCD displays:

1FONT

3.Press the Right Arrow (→ ) key to select the menu and to display:

4 PAGE SINGLE

4. Press the Down Arrow (↓ ) key to step down the function items, and to display:

PG: LETTER PORT

5.Press the ENTER key to select letter-size portrait as the desired PAPER SIZE. The LCD briefly displays the paper size with an asterisk at the end.

PG: LETTER PORT*

6.Press the EXIT key to terminate the setup options and return to the offline state or press the ON LINE key to return to the on line state.

❏Setup Memory

Current memory

The printer contains one current memory for automatically storing the preset setup states and three user memories for storing data that is designated by the user.

The current memory automatically stores the configuration when the setup options are terminated. When the power is turned on or when the RESET key is pressed, the printer automatically sets the configuration per the current memory. Thus, when entering the setup options, the contents of the current memory can be altered.

User memory

The user memories can store three different configurations. The user can set and recall the contents of the memory to configure the printer. When the power is turned on or when the RESET key is pressed, the contents stored in the user memories are not used as the initial values. To use the contents of the user memories as the initial values, it is necessary to select one of the user memories, MEM1 to MEM3, in the setup options and evoke the contents as the preset condition.

To use the contents of the user memory as the current setup, it is necessary to display the “6. SELECT SETUP” on the menu and select one of the user memories. Exiting from the setup options with a user memory selected will cause the contents of the user memory to be stored in the current memory which then becomes the printer initial values.

To store a configuration in a user memory, display the “45. SAVE SETUP” selection in the advanced setup options and select one of the user memories. The current setup content is stored in the specified memory when exiting the setup options.

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