GLOSSARY

character set

Collection of characters contained in a font. Each character set

 

 

has been designed for a special purpose. Some sets include all

 

 

printable characters found on most standard computer

 

 

keyboards, while others are intended for such applications as

 

 

math, foreign language typesetting, and law.

 

CL

Command language. The set of all commands with which a user

 

 

requests system functions, for instance, Job Control Language.

Clear command

The Clear command is never accompanied by a data stream

 

 

command. It should always be the first command to a printer

 

 

after the mode set. If the printer is ready, this ensures that the

 

 

printer is operational before any data is sent to be printer. The

 

 

Clear command to an SCS printer causes the following: 1.

 

 

Clears the work station controller printer buffers and error

 

 

counts. 2. Clears all printer receive buffers and formatting

 

 

buffer. 3. Resets printer indicators to cause skip to old line on a

 

 

start condition. 4. Resets the current print position to 1 (the left

 

 

margin). 5. Resets any incomplete printer data stream (PDS)

 

 

commands that were pending. 6. Resets invalid SCS command

 

 

and parameter error indications in the printer. 7. Causes certain

 

 

printer unit errors to be reported again even if they had or had

 

 

not been reported. 8. Prints the residual buffered data.

coaxial

cable

PVC or teflon shielded 50-ohm cable, used for Ethernet, and

 

 

other protocols, such as coax. It is designed to accommodate

 

 

transmission rate of 10 megabits per second.

configuration

Process of changing certain printer settings to allow your

 

 

computer to communicate properly with the printer. The printer

 

 

is configured using one of the configuration menus available

 

 

from the printer control panel.

control

panel

Pressure-sensitive panel on the front of the printer used to place

 

 

the printer on and offline, access and change configuration

 

 

settings, reset the printer, manage the printer, and perform

 

 

diagnostics. It also has a window for displaying printer messages,

 

 

four indicator lights, and a printer mimic for indicating locations

 

 

in the printer that need user attention. See error message.

 

COR

Computer Output Reduction. COR, which is treated as a third

 

 

page orientation, can be used to create a scaled-down version of

 

 

computer output on a landscape letter-sized page. See also draft

 

 

quality, letter quality.

 

cpi

characters per inch

 

CUOA

Control Unit Output Area. The CUOA, which occupies locations

 

 

X©0010© to X©004F© of the PCIA, contains information regarding

orders from the control unit as well as configuration information. The CUOA is written by the cluster controller and read by the printer.

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4220/MRP, 4219/MRP, 4215/MRP, 4230/MRP specifications

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