Operating States
The printer has two operating states: on-line and off-line. When the printer is
on-line, it is controlled by the host computer and prints data sent by the host
computer. In the off-line state, communication with the host is interrupted so
that you can load paper, change ribbons, or test and configure the printer.
NOTE: When the printer is on-line, it may display an "L" in the lower right
The Configurations
A configuration consists of a group of parameters, such as line spacing,
forms length, etc. Your printer contains the following configurations:
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The factory default configuration. It can be loaded, but it cannot be
altered. Table 3–1 on page 3–10 lists all of the parameters and their
values.
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IGP, IBM 3287, and IBM 5225. Any one of the three can be loaded, but
not altered. Appendix D lists all of the parameters and their values.
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Four configurations that you can customize for unique print job
requirements. Page 3–14 explains how to create customized
configurations.
Configuring the Printer
corner of the message display, or an "E" in the upper right corner.
See page 3–45 for information on the VFU Select parameter.
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