GLOSSARY

OEM

Original Equipment Manufacturer. A company or organization

 

that purchases computer and peripheral equipment for use as

 

components in products and equipment that they subsequently

 

sell to their customers.

offline

State in which the printer is under the control of the user, not

 

the host computer to which the printer is connected.

online

State in which the printer is under the control of the host

 

computer.

option

One of the user-selectable printer features listed in a

 

configuration menu. Each controls a different printer default

 

condition.

OS/VS2

Operating system/virtual storage 2. A viruatl storage operating

 

system that is an extension of OS/MVT.

output tray

Place where printed material is delivered face down.

PA1

Program Attention 1. Key input code X©5F© is loaded into POA

 

location 0002 during printer-host communications after the PA1

 

button is pressed. This is generally done as part of an

 

applications program running on the host.

PA2

Program Attention 2. Key input code X©5E© is loaded into POA

 

location 0002 during printer-host communications after the PA2

 

button is pressed. This is generally done as part of an

 

applications program running on the host.

page description language (PDL)

1. Language used to describe printing jobs to a printing system.

 

PDL describes the input (type, format, characteristics), performs

 

the processing functions (logical processing), and describes the

 

output (type format, font selection, accounting options). 2.

 

Utility that puts new job descriptor libraries (JDLs) onto a system

 

disk.

page orientation

Relationship of the printed data to the long or short edge of the

 

page. See landscape, portrait.

parameter

As used in this manual, a user-selectable configuration option.

PCIA

Printer Communications Interface Area. The PCIA, which

 

occupies the first 50 hexadecimal bytes in the input buffer of a

 

coax-attached printer, contains control information. The POA,

 

which occupies the first 10 hexadecimal locations, contains

 

printer information that is read by the cluster controller. The

 

CUOA, which occupies the next 40 hexadecimal locations,

 

contains cluster controller information that is read by the printer.

PCL

HewLett-Packard Printer Control Language.

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

The Xerox 4219/MRP, 4220/MRP, 4215/MRP, and 4230/MRP are multifunction printers designed for businesses that require efficient printing, copying, and scanning solutions. These models exemplify Xerox's commitment to quality, reliability, and user-friendly features, making them ideal for both small and medium-sized enterprises.

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