Default Paper; Input Bin And Output Bin Names; Offset Stacking - QMS 2025 Administrator's Manual

The Default Paper option is the paper type the printer uses if a print
job requests the default input bin, but the default input bin is not
inserted. The choices are Letter or A4. The default is Letter.
The choices for input bin and output bin names are alphanumeric val-
ues that allow you to assign a logical name to each bin. For example,
you may want to load the upper input bin (1) with pre-punched paper
and assign it the name "3hole." Once you have assigned a name,
users connected to the printer can use QMS DOC commands to
select the input bin "3hole" if they want their job printed on pre-
punched paper. When entering these names, keep in mind that they
are case sensitive, and must be entered exactly as they are first
named.
The names for the bins may be up to 16 characters long. The default
names for the input bins are "upper" (input bin 1), "lower" (input bin 2),
"lcit" (optional large-capacity input bin), and "llcit" (optional large-large
capacity input bin). The default names for the output bins are "upper"
(output bin 1), "lower" (output bin 2), "side" (face-up tray), and "lcos"
(optional large-capacity output stacker).
This option allows you to decide whether to continue printing when
the engine senses it is low on toner. The choices are Stop and Con-
tinue, and the default is Stop. If the option is set to Continue, the
printer can print about 100 more pages, but print quality is diminished;
if set to Stop, insert a new toner cartridge.
The Offset Stacking option allows you to choose whether consecutive
print jobs are separated by slightly shifting the placement of each job
in the output bin. The choices are Enable and Disable. Enable is the
default.