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H.5
Resetting Translation Tables
Knowing how to reset the translation tables to their factory
default values is helpful if you lose track of which deci-
mal values have been reassigned. Whenever
n2 =
1, the
table specified in
n1
is reset to its ZPRAM (zero-power
random access memory) settings. If you have not pre-
viously stored the table(s) into ZPRAM, the translation
tables will be reset to factory default values (decimal val-
ues 0 - 255) whenever the printer is powered off/on or
whenever a warm restart is performed (Option 0).
If
you
have previously stored the table(s) into ZPRAM and you
wish to restore them to factory settings (0-255), you must
perform a "Printer Setup Reset". This is a printer key-
pad procedure and is described in Part III of this manual.
A printer setup reset will reset all printer setup options
(including page margins, default fonts, interface settings,
etc.) to the factory settings. After performing the printer
setup reset, you may use any of the following to reset the
translation tables:
• Group 0 Option 9 to reset the command translation
table.
• Group 0 Option A to reset the font translation table.
CAUTION: In plot or graphics mode, reassigned charac-
ters may cause problems (depending upon what characters
have been reassigned). Plot mode is only affected by the
command translation table. Do a reset of the command
translation table before sending plot or graphics mode data
to the printer.
H.6
Decimal Values
Parameters
Xl
through
X6
are "paired" parameters and
S a/tware C ammands
4-15
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