Completing Checklist 5: Setup Printer- Postscript Resolution - Xerox 4215 Installation Planning Manual

Completing Checklist 5: Setup Printer—PostScript Resolution, Print
Enhancement, Communications Priority, Panel Security
PostScript Resolution
Print enhancement
Start-up page printing
Communications Priority
XEROX 4219/MRP AND 4215/MRP INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE
The 4219/MRP and 4215/MRP can print PostScript at one of three
resolutions. The available resolutions are:
• 800 x 400 dpi
• 400 x 400 dpi
• 300 x 600 dpi
Printing at a higher resolution will product sharper output but the
printer will print somewhat slower. Printing at 800 x 400
resolution will usually take 20 to 30% longer that the same
output at 300 x 300 resolution.
The PostScript Resolution setting has no effect on SCS, IPDS or
PCL printing, which is always set to 300 x 300 dpi.
Allows you to select smoothing (enhancement) of edges. Print
enhancement will affect output in any printer emulation. The
available options are:
• Dark
• Medium (default)
• Light
• Off.
Allows you to enable or disable the printing of the Start-up page
at power up. This setting will not affect the printing of the
Twinax or Coax configuration page. The Configuration pages will
always be printed at power up until disabled using FSL 120.
When two or more interfaces are active, the Interface priority
feature selects the method the printer uses when checking the
communications interfaces for incoming jobs.
Sequential
If enabled, no priority is assigned to any interface. Each printer
interface (Serial, Parallel, and Other I/O {Twinax or Coax} is
polled in turn).
Priority
If enabled, a particular active interface has priority over the other
active interfaces when the system is checking for incoming jobs.
When Priority is selected one interface is selected as the priority
interface. This interface will get serviced first when two or more
interfaces are active.
Sequential Lock and Priority Lock
These options are similar to Sequential and Priority except that
upon completion of a print job the printer waits for seven
seconds for an additional job to appear on the last active port
before polling the other printer ports.
Panel Security You can lock the printer control panel so changes to the printer
settings are disallowed unless the printer is unlocked. Scrolling
through the selections and printing reports and menu maps is
still available.
PREPARING THE INSTALLATION CHECKLISTS
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