Exiting the configuration menu, Exiting using start, Exiting using return – Compuprint 4247-X03 User Manual
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Exiting the Configuration Menu
You may quickly exit the Configuration Menu and make the printer ready by
pressing START. You may also exit the menu and make the printer not ready using
the RETURN key. These two methods maintain the changes you have made to the
configuration.
Note:
If you wish to cancel your changes, you may Quit from the menu; see
Chapter 15, “Quit From Menu.”
Exiting using START
If you did not make any configuration changes or you stored your changes in a
custom set, press START and the printer will exit the menu and become ready.
If you made configuration changes and did not store them in a custom set, to exit
by using START, use the following steps:
1.
Press START from any level of the menu.
The printer displays
Press ENTER to Save
Press START to Not Save
2.
If you do not want to store your changes (they will be lost when the printer is
turned off), press START again and the printer will exit the menu and become
ready.
3.
To store your changes in a custom set, press ENTER.
4.
The printer will go to the Value level of the Configuration Storage Category in
the menu and display
Save Current Values
Custom Set A
5.
Press SCROLL/MICRO or SCROLL/MICRO until the desired custom set
name is displayed.
6.
Press ENTER to store the current parameter values (see Chapter 4,
“Configuration storage” for more details).
7.
Press START again.
The printer will exit the menu and become ready.
See “Configuration categories” on page 40 for the parameters you can change and
the manufacturing values.
Exiting using RETURN
If you did not make any configuration changes or you stored your changes in a
custom set, press RETURN and the printer will exit the menu and become not
ready.
If you made configuration changes and did not store them in a custom set, to exit
by using RETURN use the following steps:
1.
If CONFIGURATION MENU is not on the first line of the display, press RETURN.
2.
Press RETURN again.
The printer displays
Chapter 3. Checking and changing configuration parameter values
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