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4.1 The Menu System
The printer operation can be controlled through the menu system user interface,
allowing the operator access to these six menu branches:
Media Settings
Print Control
Printer Options
System Settings
Communications
Diagnostics
Changes made in the menu system can be saved, so that the configuration will
not be lost if power is removed. And as a security feature, and to prevent
accidental changes, the user interface has a password protection feature.
The same functional commands from the host computer may, in some cases,
override the printer's menu settings. If the host sends a reset command, the
current configuration (including host changes) will be saved. The current
selection is indicated with a '
require a printer reset before becoming effective. A reset will be automatically
invoked upon exiting the menu system and answering 'Yes' to the 'Save
Changes' prompt.
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Notes: The factory default settings are denoted with the '
following subsections.
Some menu settings can only be changed through the Front Panel.
These are denoted with the ' ' symbol in the following
subsections. All other menu settings can be overridden by host
software commands. Consult the Programmer's Manual for
specific command information.
While in the Menu System, the printer will stop processing new
DPL (or bitmapped) data.
While communicating, the Quick Test function is disabled.
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