Setup guide

Enhancements to the error page
A PostScript Error Page prints when a PostScript error occurs in a print
job, unless you have disabled this feature through the Set-Up menu or
with a PostScript program. Section 10.3 of the Users Guide explains the
information printed on this page and describes troubleshooting procedures.
Three enhancements have been made to the PostScript Error Page that are not
described in the Users Guide:
Unprintable characters in the command causing the PostScript error and
in strings in the operand stack are printed in hexadecimal notation (for
example,
<1B>
).
When a limitcheck error occurs because of a display list overflow, the
‘‘errorinfo’ field reads ‘‘page protection required.’’ This extra notation
indicates that your job may print successfully if you turn on ‘‘Page protect.’’
(Refer to Chapter 7 of the Users Guide for more information on this type
of error.)
The graphics state section clearly indicates the current resolution and page
protection settings.
Changing the wait timeout from the front panel
You can change the PostScript wait timeout through the Wait timeout feature
in the Set-Up menu. However, the change does not take effect until the next
time you power off and on your printer.
Programming information
The preface of the Users Guide gives incomplete information on programming
documentation for Level 2 of the PostScript page description language. The
following documents provide general information on Level 2 of the PostScript
language:
PostScript Language Reference Manual Supplement for Version 2013 by
Adobe Systems Incorporated, March 31, 1993; available through the Adobe
Systems Developer Support organization.
PostScript Language Reference Manual, Second Edition by Adobe Systems
Incorporated, ISBN 0-201-18127-4; available in bookstores.
The following document provides product-specific PostScript information for
the DEClaser 5100 printer:
DEClaser 5100 Printer Level 2 PostScript Programmers Supplement by
Digital Equipment Corporation, order number EK-DLPL2-PS.
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