User's Manual

Printing

This chapter describes the following typical printing operations:

• Starting, stopping, or resuming printing and viewing last printed lines

• Removing printed pages

The PARK, LOAD and the READY buttons are used for these operations, which are

described in detail in this section. For a summary of the operation of these buttons, see the

section, “Getting to Know the Printer’s Major Parts and the Control Panel,” in Chapter 2,

“Paper Handling.”

Instructions for loading and handling paper are also given in Chapter 2, “Paper Handling.”

Using the Control Panel

Some print features can be selected from the control panel. These features are, two

predetermined sets (macros) of print features, and two emulations. Use the Macro, and

Emulation buttons as follows:

Printer Control Panel

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3 Printing This chapter describes the following typical printing operations: • Starting, stopping, or resuming printing and viewing last printed lines • Removing printed pages The PARK, LOAD and the READY buttons are used for these operations, which are described in detail in this section. For a summary of the operation of these buttons, see the section, “Getting to Know the Printer’s Major Parts and the Control Panel,” in Chapter 2, “Paper Handling.
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Printing Starting or Stopping Printing Starting Printing Before you start to print, make sure that paper is loaded. Also, verify that the Print Gap lever is set to the appropriate position. To start printing, make sure that the Ready indicator is lit (the printer is ready). If not so, press the READY button to place the printer in the Ready state. Start your print job. Stopping and Viewing Printing To stop printing, press the READY button to place the printer in the Pause state.
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Printing Note: Proper use of the Tear-off function requires the paper be positioned at Top of Form either by software command (form Feed) or by pressing the FF/Load button. If you have set the TEAR option to MANUAL, use the READY button to control the Tear-Off function. Note: See the section, “Tearing Off Continuous Forms,” in Chapter 2, “Paper Handling.