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Introduction
QMS 4060 Print System Reference5-2
Introduction
This chapter provides additional technical information on memory
management, end job mode, the PS Protocol option, and HP-GL
color-to-grayscale conversion.
Printer-Host Communication
Interface
An interface is the point at which two elements connect so they can
work together. A printer-host interface is the way a printer connects to
and works with a host (a microcomputer, workstation, minicomputer,
mainframe computer, or network), and it involves both hardware and
software. The way your printer interfaces with a host depends on
many things, including computer type, computer ports available, inter-
face cabling, application software, printer emulations, and printer driv-
ers.
Simultaneous Interface Operation (SIO)
Simultaneous Interface Operation (SIO), a standard feature of QMS
Crown architecture, enables your QMS 4060 Print System to
communicate simultaneously with hosts through the parallel, optional
serial, Ethernet, and optional interface ports. In other words, SIO
allows you to have more than one host communicating with the printer
at one time.
ESP Technology
Emulation Sensing Processor (ESP) technology is another standard
feature of QMS Crown architecture. ESP technology, which works
with most popular commercially available applications, uses a form of
artificial intelligence to analyze incoming file data and select the
appropriate printer emulation (for example, PostScript emulation,
- QMS 4060 1
- Print System 1
- Reference 1
- Trademarks 2
- Proprietary Statement 2
- Copyright Notice 2
- Contents 3
- 3 Professional Printing 4
- 4 Printer Configuration 4
- 5 Additional Technical 7
- A QMS Customer Support 8
- B Technical Specifications 8
- C Document Option 9
- D Notices 9
- E Configuration 10
- Introduction 11
- About This Manual 12
- Typographic Conventions 13
- Print Media 15
- Media Sizes and Imageable 16
- Media Types and Weights 18
- Media Storage 19
- Professional 21
- Printing 21
- About Typefaces and Fonts 22
- Times Roman 23
- Helvetica 23
- Zapf Chancery 23
- Typography Terms 24
- Scalable Font 25
- Point Size 25
- Bitmapped Font 25
- Times Italic 26
- Resident Fonts, Typefaces 27
- Courier Oblique 28
- Courier Bold Oblique 28
- Helvetica Oblique 28
- Helvetica Bold Oblique 28
- Resident HP PCL 5e Fonts 29
- PCL 5e Symbol Sets 32
- Resident HP-GL Symbol Sets 33
- Optional Fonts 34
- Printer 35
- Methods of Configuration 36
- Using the Control Panel 37
- Using a Remote Console 37
- Configuration Menu 38
- Offline or 42
- Saving Configuration Changes 46
- Rebooting the System 49
- Operator Control Menu 50
- Duplexing 51
- Offset Stacking 52
- Face-Up Order 52
- Collation 52
- Enabling/Disabling Collation 53
- Working with Chunk Collation 53
- Chunk Collation 54
- Orientation 55
- Naming Paper Inputbins 57
- Inputbin 1 57
- Inputbin 2 57
- Inputbin 3 57
- Paper Output 58
- Chaining Paper Inputbins 59
- Setting Up Chaining Options 60
- Lower Inputbin 61
- Middle Inputbin 61
- Custom Input Bins 62
- Accounting Menu 64
- Setting the Accounting Mode 64
- Allocating Disk Space 64
- Resetaccounting 65
- Accounting Files 66
- Conventions 67
- Operator Control 70
- Printer Configuration 71
- Copy Accounting Files to Host 78
- Administration Menu 80
- Communications 80
- Setting Timeouts 81
- Setting an Emulation Timeout 82
- Setting a Print Job Timeout 82
- Setting an ESP Timeout 82
- Spooling Timeout 85
- Data Bits 85
- Default Job Priority 86
- PS Protocol 87
- Setting Network 2 Options 88
- Emulations 90
- Setting PostScript Parameters 91
- Setting PCL 5e Parameters 92
- Lines Per Inch 93
- Line Termination 94
- Point Size x100 94
- Retain Temporary 95
- Default Font Index 96
- Monochrome GL/2 97
- Setting HP-GL Parameters 98
- Scaling Percent 99
- Enhanced Mode 100
- Expand Mode 100
- Paper Type 101
- Pen 1 - Pen 8 102
- Character Map 104
- CR IS CRLF 104
- Autowrap 104
- FF is CRFF 105
- LF is CRLF 105
- Line Numbering 105
- Lines Per Page 106
- Special Pages 107
- Working with Status Pages 108
- Printing a Calibration Page 108
- Working with Header Pages 109
- Working with Trailer Pages 110
- Printer Start-Up Options 111
- Manual Configuration Menu 114
- PostScript Heap 115
- PostScript Fonts 115
- Emulation 116
- Emulation (Temporary) 116
- Display List 117
- Disk Cache 118
- Frame Buffer 118
- Printer Memory 119
- Adjusting the Image Alignment 120
- Setting Default Paper 121
- Setting Inputbin x Name 122
- Setting Outputbin x Name 122
- Setting Toner Low Action 123
- Setting Energy Conservation 123
- Setting Default Resolution 124
- Setting Toner Density 125
- Rotate Simplex 125
- Consumables 126
- Changing the Developer 127
- Replacing the Drum 129
- Replacing the Fuser 129
- Replacing the Pick-Up Rollers 130
- Miscellaneous 132
- Reboot System 133
- New System Image 134
- Capture Printjob 134
- Clock Operations 135
- Hard Disks 136
- Formatting a Hard Disk 137
- Backing up a Hard Disk 137
- Installation Menu 138
- Use Operator Password 139
- Admin Password 139
- Use Admin Password 140
- Using Passwords 140
- Configuring Optional Features 141
- Additional 143
- Technical 143
- Information 143
- Printer-Host Communication 144
- Communication Modes 145
- Halftones 146
- Screen Frequency 147
- Screen Angle 147
- Halftone Types 148
- Enhanced Screening 148
- Standard Screening 148
- Basic Screening 149
- QMS Memory Management 150
- Memory Terms 150
- Physical Memory 153
- Virtual Memory 153
- Evaluation Questions 153
- Memory Clients 155
- PostScript Font Cache 158
- Emulation Temporary 159
- Spool Buffers 160
- Hard Disk Management 161
- End Job Mode 162
- Using the EOD Commands 164
- Parallel Protocols 164
- Stand-Alone PC 165
- PC Print Server 165
- Other Print Queuing Systems 165
- Parallel Interface Modes 169
- PS Protocol Option 170
- Interface 172
- Advantages 173
- Implementation 173
- HP-GL Color Encoding 174
- QMS Customer 175
- Sources of Support 176
- CompuServe 177
- Internet 177
- QMS World-wide Offices 179
- QMS Australia 180
- QMS Benelux 180
- QMS France 180
- QMS GmbH 180
- QMS Italy 181
- QMS Nordic 181
- QMS South 181
- Specifications 183
- Print Engine Specifications 184
- Physical Specifications 185
- Electrical Specifications 186
- Environmental Specifications 186
- Controller Specifications 188
- Print Media SIzes 191
- Consumable Supplies 192
- Regulatory 193
- PC Cable Pinouts 194
- Notes to the Table 195
- Macintosh to Serial 198
- Ethernet 199
- Printer Options 200
- Warranty Considerations 202
- Document Option 205
- Commands 205
- Supported QMS DOCs 206
- HP PCL 5e Emulation Commands 207
- CCITT Groups 3 and 4 Commands 207
- Document Formatting 208
- Sessions Command 208
- LN03 Commands 208
- In This Chapter . . 211
- Manual Notice 212
- FCC Compliance Statement 212
- Canadian Users Notice 213
- Europe RFI Statement 213
- Acoustics 214
- Data Communications (United 214
- Kingdom only) 214
- Safety Standards and General 215
- Considerations 215
- Laser Safety 215
- Power Cord 216
- Colophon 216
- Configuration 217
- *Optional 219
- Numerics 223
- I-3Index 225
- I-5Index 227
- I-7Index 229
- I-9Index 231
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