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Printer Password: If the printer requires a password, enter it here.
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Max form cache: Set the size, in bytes, of the PostScript printer form cache. This sets the
cache size for all documents that execute on the printer. You base the setting for this
option on the number of images in your documents, their sizes, and how frequently each
image repeats in a document.
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Manual Feed Time-Out: Enter the maximum amount of time, in seconds, you want the
printer to wait for paper from a manual feed before terminating the current job.
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Wait Time-Out: Enter the maximum amount of time, in seconds, you want the printer to
wait for input before terminating the current job.
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Do Sys/Start: Select to have the printer execute its Sys/Start file at boot time.
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Print PostScript Errors: If the printer encounters a PostScript error during execution of a
job, it terminates the job. Select this option to have the printer print an error page that
reports the offending PostScript command and the status of the print stack. This can be
useful in debugging a document.
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Force postscript mode: Check to force the printer to expect, and print, in PostScript
mode. This is useful if the printer supports multiple printing languages.
Delete Files from Printer’s File System
The Delete Files from Printer’s File System option allows to send a command to the printer
so that it deletes a file contained on its hard drive, RAM or Flash drive. It is possible to delete
multiple files by pressing enter at the file path just entered. A confirmation page will be printed
out after the command is sent. The syntax is the following:
Path syntax: Deletes a file:
%<DISKNAME>%<DOC_OR_FILE_NAME>
On the hard disk. If the printer has more than
one hard disk, you must specify the one on
which the document or file you want to delete
resides. For example:
%sales%sale_flyer
deletes the document or file “sale_flyer” on the
hard disk named “sales”.
%FLASH%<DOC_OR_FILE_NAME>
In Flash memory. For example:
%flash%tax_bill
deletes the document or file “tax_bill” from the
flash memory of the printer.
<DOC_OR_FILE_NAME>
On a printer that has either only Flash memory
or only a single hard disk.
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