Jam Recovery; Auto Continue; Printer Memory - NEC 1760 - SilentWriter B/W Laser Printer User Manual

Jam Recovery

Jam Recovery is a feature that allows the printer to
continue printing a job after it has jammed. Jam
Recovery can be set to On (the default) or Off. When the
setting is On, the printer will automatically attempt to
reprint lost pages after a jam is cleared.
Caution!
Do not turn off the printer power before
clearing a paper jam, because this will disable Jam
Recovery.
Jam Recovery can only be set in the operator panel
menu tree.

Auto Continue

This setting determines how the printer responds if it
senses a paper size discrepancy, a print overrun, or a
memory overflow error. Options are
No printer message appears on the operator
On:
panel, and printing continues from the first
available paper source containing paper of any size.
This is the default setting on the 1765 printer.
Off: A printer message appears on the operator
panel status display and printing stops until you
correct the problem. This is the default setting on
the 1760 printer.
note:
When a Silentwriter 1765 is connected to a
network, Auto Continue should be set to On to avoid
backups in the print queue.

Printer Memory

The memory settings described in this section allow you
to control how printer memory is used. You can also use
these settings to avoid or resolve the following memory
errors
This is a print error that occurs
Print Overrun Error:
when a page is so complex that the printer cannot
process the image data fast enough to keep up with
the print engine as it moves the paper. You can
resolve print overruns by reducing the complexity
of the page or setting Page Protection to On and
resending the page or the entire print job. If you
frequently encounter print overruns even when
Page Protection is On, you may want to add more
RAM to your printer.
This is a print error that
Memory Overflow Error:
occurs when a page is too large to be processed by
available printer memory. You can resolve memory
overflows by removing macros, soft fonts, or
complex graphics from the print job, or by adding
more RAM.
When these errors occur, an alert message is displayed
on the printer operator panel and on your computer
Print Monitor, if it is enabled. If Auto Continue is set to
On, the computer will then continue printing. If Auto
Continue is Off, the printer will stop printing until you
resolve the problem.
Standard Printer Settings 1–11