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CHAPTER
1
CONFIG
MENU
FXtory
option
deSa&
PG I'ROT
OFF
LANG
ENGLISH
dhnmunications Menu
Thhc I/O option allows you lo set up the communication parameters for the serial interface (if
you arc {Ising it).
II you set I/O to AUTO or SERIAL. you see the liillowing menu options:
9600
t
IANDSMK ROBUST
l-24
Description
Reserves additional memory for the page imaging process. This
allows the printer to create the complete page image in memory
before paper starts through the printer, which ensures the entire
page is printed. The value you set for page protection does not
lake effect until you reset the printer or it encounters a job
boundary. *** Is this true? ***
The complexity of a page may exceed the printer's ability to
create the image and keep pace with the printing process. If a
page is too complex. the page may print in parts. or only part of
the page may print. II data loss occurs, the PRINT OVERRUN
nwssage appears in the display. If you often receive this message,
you may wed to install additional memory and set a value for
page protection.
The memory required for page protection is dependent on the
A page at 600 dots per inch (dpi) requires
four times more memory than a page at 300 dpi. If you use page
protcrtion. set it for the paper size you expect to use most often.
Makr sure you have sufficient memory installed for the option
you select. The figures shown here include 2MB of internal
memory. You can select:
OFF:
requires minimum inslalled memory of 2MH for 300 and
600 dpi.
LTR:
requires 2MB for 300 dpi: 6MB for 600 dpi.
124:
requires 2MB for 300 dpi: 6MB for 600 dpi.
LGL:
requires 3MB for 300 dpi: 6MB for 600 dpi.
t'rint density is a measure of the darkness of print on the page.
You ran experiment with different settings to find the best setting
lor your print job. To make print darker, use a higher selting: to
make print tighter, use a lower setting. The selections are from 0
Io 15.
NOTE: When you set lhe density to a higher level.
The LBP-860 supports the English language.
Determines the rate at which information is transferred between
the computer and printer. You can selecl300, 600. 1200, 2400.
4800, 9600. 19200. 38400, or 57600.
Selects the handshake method for controlling data transfer
between the computer and printer. For RS-232C operation, you
can select ROBUST, XON, or N/W.
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