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adjust the maximum number of lines per page. Decreasing the program's
maximum number of lines per page by 5 (e.g. 61 lines) should correct for
this print position difference.
6.
Q. Why is a ON-LINE/OFF-LINE or PAUSE button not present on the
AP-3250's front panel?
A. The AP-3250 printer was designed to be as easy to use as possible.
Because of this, the AP-3250 was designed any unnecessary buttons.
The AP-3250 automatically goes into a ready condition after being
powered on. (See the question below for additional information.)
7.
Q. Why does the AP-3250 produce two (2) long and two (2) short beeps
when first power-on?
A. The AP-3250 produces these beeps at power-on to indicate that it has
completed its power-on initialization process and is ready to print.
8.
Q. What are the product codes for AP-3250 options and supplies?
A. Listed below are the product codes for the AP-3250 optional push tractor
and ribbon cartridge.
S015032
C800262
9.
Q. What is the advantage of purchasing an optional Push Tractor?
A. The optional Push Tractor allows the AP-3250 to use continuous narrow
carriage paper while still maintaining the ability to use the AP-3250's built-
in single sheet paper cassette. When using the optional push tractor, the
AP-3250 can accept a two part carbonless multi-part form with a total
thickness up to 0.18mm.
10. Q. What interface does the AP-3250 come standard with?
A. The AP-3250 comes standard with a built-in Centronics compatible parallel
interface.
Fabric Ribbon Cartridge
Push Tractor
PSB No: P-0084A
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