User guide
Table Of Contents
- Title Page
- Contents
- Preface
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Paper Handling
- 3.Printing
- 4.Set-Up Mode
- What is it for?
- How it works
- Entering set-up mode
- Overview of set-up mode
- Printing the configuration
- Deciding which options to change
- Changing Macro options
- Macro options list
- Changing install options
- Install options list
- Adjusting top-of-form origin
- Changing menu access options
- Exiting & saving
- Recalling factory settings
- Using diagnostic functions
- Quick reference for set-up mode
- 5.Maintenance
- 6.Troubleshooting
- A.Supplies & Options
- B.Specifications
- C.Command Sets
- D.Interface Information
- E.Character Sets
- F.Resident Fonts
- Glossary
- Index
- Standards Conformity
3-7
Printing
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Selecting a Resident Font
You can use the control panel to select a resident font other than the font specified in the
selected macro or by commands from the computer.
To select a resident font:
1. Switch the printer to the Pause state if you are currently printing.
2. Repeatedly press the Font button q. The lighted indicator w shows the font selected.
Courier 10 Bold PS
Draft
Prestige 12
Time PS
HSDraft
Comp. 17
Nimb. PS
HiDraft
Soft Ctrl.
Font
Macro
M1
M2
Fault
DEC
Protocol Park LF FF/Load
PPX24
Set-up/Quit Top
Exit/Save
Ready
Pause
EP2
M2
M1
Control Panel
Draft: Draft font at any pitch (last active pitch or software pitch)
HSDraft: High-speed draft font at any pitch (last active pitch or software pitch)
HiDraft *: High-impact draft font at any pitch (last active pitch or software pitch)
Courier 10: Courier font at 10 cpi
Prestige 12: Prestige Elite font at 12 cpi
Compress 17: Compressed font at 17 cpi
Bold PS: Boldface font proportionally spaced
Time PS: Timeless font proportionally spaced
Nimb. PS: Nimbus Sans font proportionally spaced
Soft Ctrl: Font selected by commands from the computer
* The HiDraft font optimizes print quality for multipart forms.
3. Press the Pause button to return the printer to printing, if necessary.
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