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selected. If you do not insert paper within the
specified period, the printer will print the job
using paper from the paper cassette. The default
setting is 255 seconds. You can also set this timeout
to off, which causes the printer to wait indefinitely
(not recommended for a network printer).
Auto-continue
When auto-continue is on, the printer
automatically resumes printing after most errors.
When auto-continue is off, the printer waits for
you to press the On Line button of the control
panel before it resumes printing. The default
setting is on.
Horizontal offset
The horizontal offset setting allows you to shift
the printing on the page either to the right or left.
You can use this setting to very accurately adjust
the printing position, for example, if you need to
print onto pre-printed forms. Setting a negative
value moves the printing position to the left. A
positive value moves the printing to the right. You
can set a value from -127 to +127. The default
setting is 0 (zero). Each increment is equal to one
three-hundredth of an inch.
DOS Printer Control Panel
Vertical offset
The vertical offset setting allows you to shift the
printing on the page up or down. For example, if
you need to print onto pre-printed forms. Setting
a negative value moves the printing position up
on the page. A positive value moves the printing
down. You can set a value from -127 to +127. The
default setting is 0 (zero). Each increment is equal
to one three-hundredth of an inch.
Save settings, return to Main Menu
Select this option when you have the settings on
this menu set as you want them. The current set-
tings will be sent to the printer and you will
return to the Main Menu.
If you do not want to store the current settings,
^
you can press
to return to the Main Menu
without saving your settings. You can also press
p
to restore all settings to their default values.
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