AS-700, AS-710

Offline:
Online:
Paper jam:
Paper Size:
Paper
recognition:
Parallel
interface:
Parity:
PCL command:
Pitch:
Printer driver:
Printer
command:
Printhead gap:
Printhead
holder:
Printing area:
Resident fonts:
Resolution:
Sans serif font:
In the offline condition, the printer cannot receive data from the
computer. In this condition, settings and programming are carried
out on the printer itself.
In the online condition, the printer is able to receive data from the
computer. In this condition, the keyboard in inactive, with the exception
of the "START" key.
A paper jam exists when the paper gets stuck during the printout,
thereby blocking the feeder or output.
Paper Size refers to the paper format that will be printed. With a
rotation of the address block of 180°, the top margin value is automatically
calculated, so that the set value corresponds to the normal
direction of the address block.
Paper recognition is necessary for maintaining the top margin value
and for stopping the printer in the event of paper jams. In each
case, the print object must be transported via the paper recognition.
The parallel interface, also referred to as the Centronics interface, is
a connection of the computer to the printer. During this process,
8 Bits = 1 Byte are/is always transferred at one time (parallel).
Parity is an error detection technique that is used with a serial interface.
Errors in transfer are recognized during data transfer. Here the
even number of the binary 1 is checked in an item unit (e.g. a byte).
PCL (= Printer Control Language) is the HP PCL Level 5 printer language
developed by Hewlett-Packard.
For pitch, see character density.
The printer driver converts the printer commands entered via the
software into command codes for the printer. The printer driver
must be adapted to the software, as well as to the printer.
The printer command is entered via the software, in order to carry
out changes in the active printer configuration.
The printhead gap influences the sharpness of the print. Too large a
gap causes a blurred print; too small a gap can smudge the ink.
The printhead holder keeps the ink cartridge in position.
The printing area comprises the maximum width that is reachable
for the ink cartridge.
The installed fonts (resident fonts) have been installed in the
printer. They are a fixed component of the printer.
A measurement of image definition. It is measured in dots per inch
(dpi = dots per inch).
This is a font-family that has no line running horizontal ("feet") on
the head or foot of a letter. This text, for example, is printed in a
"sans serif" font.
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