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To adjust basic settings of PostScript output format (Continued)
6.
Click the [▲] and [▼] buttons beside the [Job timeout] box of the [Post-
Script timeout values] field to specify a value for the job timeout in the
range between [0] and [999].
• The unit is second.
• The [Job timeout] is the time the printer can spend on a print job. If the job is not completed within
the time, it is aborted.
• Printing by a network printer, set a value to avoid the computer to spend too much time of the
printer.
• If the printing system and the computer is connected directly, you can set the [Job timeout] to [0]
to perform the print job without regard to time.
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The default is [0]. Set to [0] if you don't want the timeout to occur.
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By selecting a number in the [Job timeout] box, a value can be directly entered.
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Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP does not support this function.
7.
Click the [▲] and [▼] buttons beside the [Wait timeout] box of the
[PostScript timeout values] field to specify a value in the range
between [0] and [999].
• The unit is seconds.
• The default presents no problem in most cases.
• The [Wait timeout] is the maximum time for the printer to wait for data. The job is aborted if it can-
not receive the data within the time.
• If the printing system and the computer are connected directly, you can specify high value.
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The default is [300].
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By selecting a number in the [Wait timeout] box, a value can be directly entered.
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Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP does not support this function.
8.
Click the [OK] button to close the [Properties] window.
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