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Stored Prog. Menu
Settings can be registered to NV memory (No. 01 to 20) and can be called up as required.
At startup
[At startup] refers to the reading of non-volatile memories (No. 01 to 20) pre-registered by
[Store] when the power is switched on or the system is reset.
Sets the No. of the NV memory to call up.
The default is [Factory], which means that the default settings are called up when the printer
is started up.
Retrieve
This feature calls up pre-registered settings.
Sets the No. of the memory to call up.
The default is [Factory], which means that the default settings are called up.
Store
There are two types of memory, ROM for storing defaults, and NV memory (No. 01 to 20)
for holding user settings.
By registering to memory, the various preset mode menu settings are registered as a group
to NV memory (No. 01 to 20).
Registering these settings in advance makes it easier to call up mode menu settings, and
you are no longer required to repeat the same settings each time after the printer is switched
on.
Registered settings are held until you initialize NV memory or clear memory.
Delete
Clears the settings registered to NV memory.
Sets the No. of the memory to clear.
Note
• [No. 01] to [No. 20] are not displayed if no settings have been registered to memory.
• We recommend pressing the <Online> button to set the offline mode when registering as the setting
values sometimes differ if a command from a client arrives while you are registering to memory.
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2 Setting the HP-GL Mode
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