Olivetti JP 90 User Manual page 15

Preface
This non-impact portable printer is designed and constructed
to give constant print quality for both text and high resolution
graphics.
The printer can be connected to the electrical power supply
using the AC/DC adapter included in the packing carton, or
can be operated using market standard LR6/AA type
batteries or either of the optional NiCd or NiMH battery packs
available.
The disposable monochrome print head with water-resistant
ink, which uses ink jet technology, produces a laser-like print
density of up to 600 x 300 dots per inch (dpi) with minimal
operating disturbance. An optional colour kit, containing a
colour print head, driver diskette and instructions manual, is
available.
The printer can be connected to portable or desktop PCs
with a Centronics parallel interface. The resident firmware
contains three different emulations: PCL III + (emulates the
HP DeskJet 500 printer), EPSON LQ 850 and IBM Proprinter
X24 (4207/1). Compatible with MS-DOS, MS-Windows and
IBM OS/2 environments, as well as other commonly-used
software applications, the printer can be used in most Word
Processing and Desk-Top Publishing environments.
With a built-in ASF as its standard paper handling device and
its compact size, this printer is the ideal companion for
itinerant and freelance professionals.
Preface
The Structure of the Manual
This multilingual manual has seven sections: a common
section, containing the illustrations, five independent
language sections and a final section only in English
containing the command codes and programmable
parameters.
Each language section is divided into two parts: a Quick
Start, which contains the essential information for installing
and operating the printer, and a User Guide, which contains
more detailed information on the printer's features and
functions. Each language section also contains a glossary
of terms and an alphabetical index.
Quick Start
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Unpacking
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Identifying the printer parts
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Connecting your printer
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Switching on your printer
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Inserting the print head
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Loading paper
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Printing the demo page
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Installing printer software
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