Kodak VERSAMARK DS5110 Operator's Manual page 61

fluid compartment The area inside the printer cabinet that contains
the ink and replenisher bottles.
fluid supply The ink and replenisher supplies.
font A collection of characters that have the same typeface, style,
weight and point size.
fpm Feet per minute; 1 fpm equals 0.3048 meters per minute.
idle time Any time during which the printer is either turned on and not
printing or turned off.
image The information printed, including text and graphics.
image length The length of the image to be printed.
image width The width of the print array.
ink jet The stream of ink made up of the filament and drops coming
from one orifice.
irregular gaps A printing problem that usually occurs at powerup and
is characterized by missing areas of print. These gaps are caused by air
trapped within the printhead.
missing jet A white line that appears where ink should be, caused by
high charge voltage, contamination of the eyelid, or an open circuit.
online A term used to indicate that the printer is ready to print; the
printer and fluid station are on and the eyelid is open.
orifice A small hole through which pressurized ink extends in a
filament.
parameter An item in the system software for which a value can be
specified.
PC The component of the printer that accepts input data from tape or
disk, formats the data according to job setup instructions, and sends
character-coded image data to the printer. The PC is the primary operator
interface to the printer.
phase defect A printing problem that is caused by an improper charge
phase setting.
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