Panasonic KX-P3124 - Manual (Page 117)

RAM:
Raster graphics;
Reset:
ROM;
RAM is an acronym for “Random Access Memory”. It is the part of the
printer's memory in which data is stored, control codes or download
characters are to be printed. RAM is cleared when the printer is turned
off.
The method used to send graphics in one-dot high lines.
Returning to the printer’s original settings.
ROM is an acronym tor "Read Only Memory”. It is the part of the printer’s
memory in which predefined characters and operating information for the
printer are stored. ROM is not cleared when the printer is turned off.
Scalable fonts:
Self test:
Serial interface:
Shielded Cable:
Skip perforation:
String concatenation:
Styie:
Super Letter Quaiity (SLQ):
Super QUIET mode:
Top of Form;
Typeface:
The user can alter the point size of a selected font to make the font larger
or smaller.
Self test is a method for testing the operation of the printer.
P. 41)
Transmitting data one bit at a time from computer to printer.
Shielded cable is a cable wrapped with a special metal around its wires.
This guards against radio interference.
Skip perforation means nothing is printed in a specified area before and
after the page perforation.
This is the joining of two or more bytes of data into a single command.
A font attribute which changes the apperance by printing the character on
a slant. (Italic)
SLQ is one of three print qualities available on this printer. SLQ mode
uses a maximum number of dots per character to improve the print quality
more than LQ mode but decreases the printing speed less than LQ mode.
Super QUIET mode is a helpful feature of this printer which reduces
printing noise.
Top of Form is the first line position on the paper. This printer has the
“Top of Form function” a helpful feature which loads the paper automati­
cally to the designated position.
All characters of a single, unified design at any size and rotation. Exam­
ple: Roman, Prestige, etc.
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