Visara 1330-X02 - Manual (Page 113)

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Operating the 1330
• ASCII Modem Control
• ASCII IRC
• ASCII Buffer Size
• ASCII Recognize DC1/DC3
• ASCII Parity
• ASCII Stop Bits
• ASCII Handshaking
• ASCII RS-422 Invert
These options will stay in effect for the printer no matter which custom set you are using.
For the remaining option settings, you can save them to one of four available custom sets
by using Option 705, Save Custom Set.
Any custom set may be recalled at any time by using Option 706, Recall Custom Set. A
soft POR will occur when you exit this option that will put any changes into effect.
By using Option 704, POR Custom Set, you can also specify which custom configuration
setting to bring up when the printer is powered on. If the printer loses power accidentally
before the current configuration is saved to any of the custom sets, you can still recall
that set of configurations by using a POR if Option 704 is configured to 0.
All of the custom sets are initially set to the factory default values. If you need to reset
the current setting to the factory defaults by using Option 703, Set Factory Defaults, the
values saved in the custom sets are not affected. For details about custom set options, see
Chapter 4.
General Operating Procedures
General operating procedures for the 1330 consist of the following:
• Reprinting the print buffer
• Requesting a host application program in SCS mode
• Halting a print operation in SCS mode
Reprinting the Print Buffer
If you encounter an out of forms or paper jam condition during a print operation, you can
start the current print job over by reprinting the print buffer. Since the data is deleted
from the print buffer when a print job is completed, you cannot reprint the print buffer
after the print job has completed. However, if your job was interrupted, the reprint buffer
operation will allow you to reprint the entire message.