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Set number of copies
Youcan printup to
99
copiesof each of the pages you send to the printer.
Youmaysendthiscommandanywherewithinthetexton a page;it willstay
in effect for that and all subsequentpages until you send another such
command:
<ESC>&!n X
All you have to do is changethe n sign in this commandto the numberof
pages you want. (The !character after the &is a lowercaseL.)
Set feed se/ection
Onethingyoucan do is printdirectlyon envelopesas wellas regularpaper.
YouusethisFeedSelectcommandto tellyourprinterto selecteithera page
from the papertray, or a pageor envelopefrom the manualfeed slot:
<ESC>&tn H
For n enterone of the numbersfromthis table:
n
FEED SELECTED
O(zero)the printeronly ejectsthe currentpage
1 (one) thepnntertakesitsnextpagefmmthepapercassette(upper
cassettefor the dual-cassettetype)
2
the printertakesa regularpage manually
3'
the printeracceptsan envelopeyou feed in manually
4
theprintertakesitsnextpagefromthelowerpapercassette
6
theprinteracceptsanenvelopefromtheoptionalenvelope
feeder
Shouldan unprintedpage be in the printer'smemory when you give this
command,the paper for that page will feed from where you'veindicated.
Thereforeyou can make this the last commandon a page. The new feed
settingstaysin operationuntilyou changeit.
Reset
Mostsoftwarepackagesautomatically resettheprinterto theinitialdefaults
beforestartingaprintjob.It'sa goodideaforyouto followthesamepractice,
just to make sure you get the settingsyou want.
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