Hex 2; Hex Term; Dcf 1 - Genicom 5050 User Manual

IBM Format

HEX 2

HEX 2
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IBM Format

HEX Term

HEX Term
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Repeat this section if further changes are necessary.
Hex 2
This option defines the second character (in EBCDIC) of the lead-in
sequence for hex passthru. See Hex 1 for additional information.
1. While in the IBM Format menu, press the ◄ (left) or ► (right)
menu browse key until HEX 2 is displayed in the lower right
corner of the LCD.
2. Press the Select key to configure the HEX 2 options.
3. Notice the cursor (underline) is now shown under the first digit.
The horizontal ◄ ► (left or right) menu browse keys to position
the cursor (underline) under the digit to be changed; the vertical
▲ ▼ (up or down) menu browse key increment/decrement the
selected numeric digit by one.
4. Press the Clear key after all changes are complete and the
desired value is displayed in the lower right corner of the LCD.
Repeat this section if further changes are necessary.
Hex Term
Hex Term is used to define the last character (in EBCDIC) of a hex
passthru sequence. See Hex 1 for additional information.
1. While in the IBM Format menu, press the ◄ (left) or ► (right)
menu browse key until HEX Term is displayed in the lower right
corner of the LCD.
2. Press the Select key to configure the HEX Term options.
3. Notice the cursor (underline) is now shown under the first digit.
The horizontal ◄ ► (left or right) menu browse keys to position
the cursor (underline) under the digit to be changed; the vertical
▲ ▼ (up or down) menu browse key increment/decrement the
selected numeric digit by one.
4. Press the Clear key after all changes are complete and the
desired value is displayed in the lower right corner of the LCD.
Repeat this section if further changes are necessary.

DCF 1

This selects the DCF 1 setting. DCF 1, DCF 2, and DCF Term may be
received in the data stream to modify printer functions. DCF capacity
has been preserved in order to allow receipt of print jobs that were
created for older printer products that do not have the LCD menu
feature. All options that were previously set using DCF commands
can now be set using the LCD menus. The LCD menus is the
preferred method.
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Chapter 5. Using the Setup Menu