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Chapter 1 Getting Started 13Printer ConfigurationYour <strong>OptiMelt</strong> system includes a serial printer interface. Text and graphical hardcopy ofmelting point Reports is available with several different printers (RS-232C serialinterface) including Citizen, Epson and even generic models. The use of high speed, dotmatrix printers with graphical capabilities is recommended for hardcopy records of yourReports. A generic driver is also included for printers not supported specifically by the<strong>OptiMelt</strong> drivers or which do not support graphical capabilities.Figure 11. <strong>OptiMelt</strong> system with printer.TipThermal and Inkjet Printers are not recommended for documentation since their recordstend to fade rapidly when exposed to ambient light. This renders them incompatible withGLP and GMP requirements.If a line printer is to be used as part of your <strong>OptiMelt</strong> system it should be properlyconfigured as follows.1. Touch the <strong>System</strong> Tab to access the <strong>System</strong> Menu.Use the <strong>System</strong> menu to test and configure important functions of your <strong>OptiMelt</strong>including: PC interface, printer interface, touchscreen/LCD setup, date/time,temperature calibration and camera alignment.2. Touch the Printing button to access the Printing Submenu. This submenu includes allthe configuration options relevant to the printer.3. Touch the Printer button to select a printer driver compatible with the printerconnected to your <strong>OptiMelt</strong> unit.Select Generic to printout results on (1) a generic serial dot matrix printer or a printerwhich does not support graphical output or (2) a printer model not specificallysupported by <strong>OptiMelt</strong>.<strong>OptiMelt</strong> <strong>Automated</strong> <strong>Melting</strong> <strong>Point</strong> <strong>System</strong>

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