Table of Contents
Advertisement
n
The highest possible resolution (for monochrome and four-color
jobs) that can be printed on the currently selected page size with
the amount of printer RAM currently installed
After you install the printer and establish communication between the
printer and the host, you may want to disable the start-up page to
conserve toner, developer, and print media. You can do this through
the printer control panel (see chapter 1, "Printer Configuration" of the
reference guide) or through PS Executive Series Utilities (see the on-
line help).
There are two types of status pages, the standard status page (1
page that gives the general setup), and the advanced status page (5
or more pages that lists all menu settings and fonts and emulations).
You select the type (standard or advanced) to print through the
Administration/Special Pages/Status Page Type menu. Then, you can
print the selected type through the control panel Administration/Spe-
cial Pages/Print Status menu. (See chapter 1, "Printer Configuration"
of the reference guide for details on printing from the control panel.)
The standard status page lists printer identification information and
settings, current memory configuration, timeout values, communica-
tion settings, input buffer sizes, and, if present, hard disk status.
The standard status page also has alignment tickmarks in the lower-
left corner. When the printer is properly aligned, these marks are 0.5"
from the left edge and 0.5" from the bottom of the page. See "Adjust-
ing the Image Alignment" in chapter 1, "Printer Configuration" of the
reference guide to change the placement of images on the page if
necessary.
The advanced status page has the same information as the standard
status page, plus it lists configuration menu settings, fonts, and load-
able emulations.
Advertisement
Table of Contents
