Xerox DocuPrint 4050 IPS Administratorhandbuch

Xerox DocuPrint 4050/4090 IPS

Master Index

Version 7.1

August 2000

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editions.

CMS = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

IPG = Installation Planning Guide

PRM = Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SOG = System Overview Guide

TRB = Troubleshooting Guide

MASTER INDEX FOR MODEL 4050/4090 IPS INDEX-1

Index

Numerics

1.25 MB Data Streaming, CMS 3-4

1/4-inch cartridge tape drive, IPG 2-6

10Mb/sec twisted pair standard, IPG 4-7

2.5 MB Data Streaming, CMS 3-4

240 dpi resolution, SOG 1-6

300 dpi resolution, SOG 1-6

4 mm cartridge tape drive, IPG 2-3, IPG 5-8

4090 printer, high-capacity feeder, IPG 3-4

4mm cartridge tape drive, cleaning, PRM 6-2

50 Hz voltage requirements

Delta configurations, IPG 6-3

60 Hz voltage requirements, IPG 6-2

access control, SOG 1-13

access requirements, delivery, IPG 6-14–IPG 6-16

Add a New Form Type window, CMS 4-34

Add button, CMS 1-21

Add Profile button, CMS 1-21

Administration pull-down menu, CMS 1-13

Administrator Mode, CMS 4-2

Advanced Customer Training (ACT), IPG B-3, PRM

7-2

Advanced Function Image and Graphics (AFIG),

SOG 1-1

AFIG (Advanced Function Image and Graphics), IPG

1-1

AFP environment, SOG 1-4

AFP/IPDS environment, IPG 1-1

AFP1 printer definition, IPG D-2

AIXparameters, IPG E-25–IPG E-27

AIX environment

channel-attaching to an RS/6000, IPG D-5

configuring InfoPrint Manager, IPG D-5, IPG E-26

configuring PSF/6000, IPG D-5, IPG E-26

applications, customer responsibility, IPG 4-3

Apply & Update button, CMS 1-21

Apply buttons, CMS 1-21

area 3, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-14

area 4, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-15–TRB 2-16

area 5, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-17–TRB 2-18

area 7, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-20

area 8, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-21

area 9, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-22

areas 1 and 1A, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-10–TRB

2-11

areas 2 and 2A, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-12–TRB

2-13

areas 6 and 6A, clearing paper jams, TRB 2-19

areas A and B, clearing stitcher/stacker tray paper

jams, TRB 2-23

AS/400, parameters, IPG E-18–IPG E-24

ASCII, IPG 1-4

Ask for File Name window, CMS 1-21

attributes

finishing, CMS 4-53

stitching, CMS 4-55

audible tones, SOG 4-9

back panel, Sun workstations, IPG 2-3–IPG 2-4, IPG

2-6–IPG 2-7

backing up configuration files, CMS 1-13, CMS 4-62

Backup Configuration Files window, CMS 4-63

Barr/AFD, IPG 8-2

base components, IPG 1-6–IPG 2-10

BCOCA (Bar code Object Content Architecture),

SOG 1-4

Billing Information, CMS 1-13

billing meter

reading, IPG 8-4

reporting, IPG 8-4

BIN command, SOG 1-9

Bin Group field, CMS 4-16

Bin Selection Mode pull-down menu, CMS 4-50

Bins display field, CMS 1-16

bus and tag

cabling, IPG 2-10

channel connection, IPG 1-2

bus and tag cable input, SOG 2-5

bus and tag cables, SOG 1-3

bus and tag option, CMS 3-3, CMS 3-4

bus cable, IPG 2-10

buttons

incremental spin, CMS 1-5

INDEX

CMS = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

IPG = Installation Planning Guide

PRM = Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SOG = System Overview Guide

TRB = Troubleshooting Guide

INDEX-2 MASTER INDEX FOR MODEL 4050/4090 IPS

IPS main window

Reset Now, CMS 1-22

Save, CMS 1-22

PQA, CMS 4-17

using, CMS 1-5

bypass connectors, SOG 2-5

bypass transport

option, IPG 1-4

cables

bus, IPG 2-10

IBM channel, IPG 7-2

locations, IPG 7-2

power, IPG 6-2

tag, IPG 2-10

Cancel Job button, CMS 1-20

cartridge tape

drive, IPG 2-3, IPG 2-6, IPG 5-8

ordering, IPG A-6, SOG A-6

cartridge tape drive, SOG 2-4

CD, removing, CMS 2-8

CD-ROM drive, IPG 2-3, IPG 2-5, SOG 2-4

central processing unit, IPG 2-2, IPG 2-5

channel attachments, IPG D-1–IPG D-3, IPG D-6

channel communications board, SOG 2-1

channel interface, selecting, CMS 3-4

Channel Mode pull-down menu, CMS 3-4

Channel Options window, CMS 3-4

channel-attached

cables, IPG 7-2

systems, IPG 2-10

checking

dual stacker trays, PRM 2-1

feeder trays, PRM 1-1, PRM 1-2–PRM 1-5

sample trays, PRM 2-4

stitcher/stacker trays, PRM 2-3

checklist, installation planning, IPG 4-4–IPG 4-6

cleaning

4mm cartridge tape drive, PRM 6-2

keyboard, PRM 6-1

monitor, PRM 6-1

Printer Controller exterior, PRM 6-1

clearance space, IPG 6-5, IPG 6-10–IPG 6-13

clearing

feeder trays, TRB 2-2–TRB 2-3

paper jams

area 3, TRB 2-14

area 4, TRB 2-15–TRB 2-16

area 5, TRB 2-17–TRB 2-18

area 7, TRB 2-20

area 8, TRB 2-21

area 9, TRB 2-22

areas 1 and 1A, TRB 2-10–TRB 2-11

areas 2 and 2A, TRB 2-12–TRB 2-13

areas 6 and 6A, TRB 2-19

stacker tray paper jams, TRB 2-23–TRB 2-24

stitcher/stacker tray paper jams (areas A and B),

TRB 2-23

communicating, host computer, CMS 2-5

components

base, IPG 1-6–IPG 2-10

hardware, IPG 5-8

printer, IPG 3-1–IPG 3-3, SOG 4-2–SOG 4-4

Printer Controller, SOG 2-1–SOG 2-5

printer controller, IPG 2-1–IPG 2-10

conditioning paper, IPG A-4–IPGA-5,SOGA-4–SOG

A-5

configuration

changes requiring reboot, CMS 3-1

input specifying, CMS 4-26–CMS 4-45

output specifying, CMS 4-47–CMS 4-61

configuration files

backing up, CMS 1-13

backing up and restoring, CMS 4-62

restoring, CMS 1-13

configuration files, version identifier, SOG 1-12

Configurationpull-downmenu,CMS1-10–CMS 1-11,

CMS 4-5–CMS 4-12

connectivity

boards, IPG 2-1

multiple, IPG 1-2

connectivity boards, IPG 2-4, SOG 2-3

conprt utility, CMS 4-21

consumables supplies tables, IPG A-8–IPG A-11,

SOG A-8–SOG A-11

Continue button, CMS 1-20

Continue button, no response, TRB 4-1

continuous form emulation, CMS 1-11

continuous form jobs, SOG 1-11

control console, printer, IPG 3-1–IPG 3-3

Control Unit Configuration section, CMS 1-18

Control Unit display, CMS 1-19

Copy Subgroup level, SOG 1-9

customer education, PRM 7-3

customer responsibilities, IPG 4-2–IPG 4-3, IPG 8-2

data cables, IPG 7-1

DataControlInterfaceModule(DCIM2)card,IPG2-1,

IPG 2-4, SOG 2-3

data streams, SOG 1-1, SOG 1-4

DB-25 connector, IPG 2-3

debug level, CMS 1-12

INDEX

CMS = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

IPG = Installation Planning Guide

PRM = Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SOG = System Overview Guide

TRB = Troubleshooting Guide

MASTER INDEX FOR MODEL 4050/4090 IPS INDEX-3

debug level, setting, CMS 4-22

Default Trace File Name window, CMS 4-19

definitions, see sample printer definitions

Delete button, CMS 1-21

delivery requirements, IPG 6-14–IPG 6-16

Delivery Signal Duration field, CMS 4-60

Delivery Signal Start Adjust field, CMS 4-60

Delivery Signal Type field, CMS 4-60

DELTA configurations, IPG 6-3

developer, IPG A-6, SOG A-6

DFA, CMS 1-21

DFA Profile pull-down menu, CMS 4-51

DFA profiles, CMS 4-61

Diagnostic Authorization, CMS 1-13

diagnostic software, IPG 2-3

diagnostic tools, IPG 1-5

diagnostic tracing, CMS 1-12

Diagnostics pull-down menu, CMS 1-12, CMS 4-13

dimensions, printers, IPG 6-6–IPG 6-9

diskette, ejecting, CMS 2-8

diskettes, IPG A-6, SOG A-6

display monitor, IPG 2-4, IPG 5-8

documentation

AIX, IPG E-27

AS/400, IPG E-24

IBM, IPG C-2

IBM channel connections, IPG 7-2

MVS, IPG E-17

MVS references, IPG E-17

OS/2, IPG E-35

Xerox, IPG C-1

documentation, other, IPG C-1

double-byte fonts, SOG 1-11

drives

cartridge tape, IPG 2-3, IPG 2-6, IPG 5-8

CD-ROM, IPG 2-3, IPG 2-5

disk, IPG 2-5

floppy disk, IPG 2-2

drives, cartridge tape, SOG 2-4

dry ink

adding, PRM 5-1–PRM 5-4

stains, PRM 5-4

dry ink, toner, IPG A-6, SOG A-6

dual feeder, IPG 6-17

Dual Mode, CMS 3-13, IPG 1-4, SOG 1-1

dual stacker, IPG 1-4, IPG 3-5, IPG 6-6–IPG 6-8, IPG

6-17

description, SOG 4-7

dual stacker trays, unloading, PRM 2-1

duplex

maximum simplex, CMS 1-11

mode, simplex page value, CMS 4-7

paper path, SOG 4-11

printing, selecting, CMS 4-28

duplex, simplex flexibility, SOG 1-10

Edit the Media Defaults window, CMS 4-37

education, customer, PRM 7-3

electrical

specifications, IPG 5-1–IPG 5-2, IPG 6-1–IPG 6-3

electronic counter, PRM 2-3

End of Set field, CMS 1-17

Enhanced Diagnostics option, CMS 1-13

environmental requirements, IPG 6-4

error condition, restarting printer, TRB 4-2

Ethernet, CMS 2-5, CMS 3-5, IPG 2-1, IPG 2-4, SOG

2-3

configurations using, IPG 1-2

connection usage, IPG 1-4

requirements, IPG 4-7

extraction color, CMS 1-11

fault code display, SOG 4-4

feed belt, cleaning, TRB 2-4–TRB 2-5

feeder trays, IPG 1-3, IPG 3-4, PRM 1-1–PRM 1-5,

SOG 1-5

capacity, SOG 1-5

indicator lights, SOG 4-4

feeder trays, clearing faults, TRB 2-2–TRB 2-3

feeder trays, current configuration, CMS 1-15

file pull-down menus, CMS 1-3

finishing attributes, CMS 4-53

Finishing field, CMS 1-17

Finishing Function field, CMS 4-59

Finishing Function Option field, CMS 4-16

floor leveling, IPG 6-14

floppy disk drive, IPG 2-2

fonts

240 dpi, IPG 1-4

host-resident, converting, IPG 4-2

fonts, resident, CMS 1-11, SOG 1-12

adding, CMS 3-9

displaying, CMS 3-8

fuser

agent, IPG A-6, SOG A-6

shield, IPG A-6, SOG A-6

fuser lubricant

adding, PRM 4-1–PRM 4-4

fuser power saver, SOG 4-9

INDEX

CMS = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

IPG = Installation Planning Guide

PRM = Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SOG = System Overview Guide

TRB = Troubleshooting Guide

INDEX-4 MASTER INDEX FOR MODEL 4050/4090 IPS

glazing, TRB 2-4

GOCA (Graphics Object Content Architecture), SOG

1-4

graphic display, SOG 4-3

graphical user interface, see GUI

GUI, CMS 1-1–CMS 1-9, SOG 3-2–SOG 3-3

guidelines, loading paper, PRM 1-2

hard disk, IPG 2-2, SOG 2-3

hardware

components, IPG 5-8

specifications, IPG 5-8, IPG 6-17–IPG 6-18

HCF, IPG 3-4–IPG 3-5, IPG 6-8–IPG 6-9

description, SOG 4-6

tray capacity, SOG 4-5

HCU, IPG 2-1, IPG 2-10, IPG 5-7, IPG 5-8, SOG 2-1,

SOG 2-5

HCU errors, TRB 2-9

HCU, powering on, CMS 2-2

heat dissipation, IPG 6-17–IPG 6-18

HFSI (high frequency service indicator), CMS 1-1,

SOG 3-2

high-capacity feeder, see HCF

high-speed transfer mode, CMS 3-4

Host Channel Unit, see HCU

host computer, communicating, CMS 2-5

Host Job Control section, CMS 1-20

HPPCL5e, IPG 1-4

Human Readable Interpretation (HRI), SOG 1-12

IBM AFP architecture, IPG 1-1

IBM AFP Group 3 page printer, SOG 1-1

IBM IPDS Group 3 page printer, IPG 1-1

IBM related documents, IPG C-2

IBM, outline fonts, SOG 1-12

icons, moving, CMS 1-6

IEEE

802.3, IPG 4-7

IEEE 802.3, IPG 4-7

incremental spin buttons, CMS 1-5

Information button, SOG 4-4

input configuration

changing, CMS 4-44

creating, CMS 4-38–CMS 4-43

deleting, CMS 4-45

example, CMS 4-27

Input Configuration section, CMS 1-15–CMS 1-16,

CMS 4-26

input tray

capabilities, SOG 1-9

input trays, IPG 1-3, SOG 1-5

input trays, configuring, CMS 1-15

input trays, loading, PRM 1-2–PRM 1-5

installation

planning checklist, IPG 4-4–IPG 4-6

preparation, IPG 4-1–IPG 4-3

process, IPG 8-1

Xerox responsibilities, IPG 4-1

instruction labels, SOG 4-9

interface, CMS 1-11

IOCA (Image Object Content Architecture), SOG 1-4

IOCA Replicate and Trim, SOG 1-9

IOT (Image Output Terminal), see printer

IPDS bins, CMS 1-16

IPDS data streams, CMS 3-13, IPG 1-4, SOG 1-1,

SOG 1-4

IPDS Trays field, CMS 1-15, CMS 4-41

IPS Authorization, CMS 1-13

IPS Console window, IPG 2-9

IPS Engine Monitor window, CMS 1-1, SOG 3-2

IPS Main window, IPG 2-9

IPS main window

buttons, CMS 1-21–CMS 1-22

components, CMS 1-9–CMS 1-22, SOG 3-4–

SOG 3-5

described, CMS 1-1, SOG 3-2

description, SOG 1-2, SOG 1-7

Host Job Control section, CMS 1-20

menus, CMS 1-10–CMS 1-14

setup and status information, CMS 1-18–CMS

1-19

using, CMS 1-9

IPS mode, switching, CMS 3-13

IPS Output Configuration window, CMS 4-49

IPS Print Engine Monitor window, CMS 2-5, IPG 2-9

IPS Print Service Console window, CMS 1-1, SOG

3-2

IPS screen, IPG 2-9

IPS software license text string, loading, CMS 3-11–

CMS 3-12

jam clearance assistance, SOG 4-9

jams, recovering, IPG 1-3

JCL keyword, SOG 1-9

JES2

FSS statement parameters, IPG E-3–IPG E-4

INDEX

CMS = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

IPG = Installation Planning Guide

PRM = Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SOG = System Overview Guide

TRB = Troubleshooting Guide

MASTER INDEX FOR MODEL 4050/4090 IPS INDEX-5

Initialization Dataset commands example, IPG

E-4

printer definitions, IPG D-1

JES3

configuring, IPG E-4

FSS statement parameters, IPG E-4–IPG E-6

initialization dataset commands example, IPG

E-6

job integrity, checking after paper jam, TRB 2-9

keyboard, IPG 2-4, IPG 2-7, IPG 5-9, SOG 2-4

keyboard, cleaning, PRM 6-1

labels

selecting, IPG A-2, SOG A-2

language, CMS 1-10

language button, SOG 4-9

language, messages, SOG 1-12

leveling, floor, IPG 6-14

License Status, CMS 1-13

license, software, IPG 8-3, SOG 1-13

lights, feeder trays, PRM 1-1

paper, PRM 1-2

loading, feeder trays, PRM 1-2–PRM 1-5

logging, service call, CMS 1-12

maintenance

ongoing, IPG 8-4

routine, IPG 8-4

maintenance services, PRM 7-1–PRM 7-4

mapping IPDS bins, CMS 1-16

mapping IPDS input trays, CMS 4-41

margin values, CMS 4-29

maximum simplex, CMS 1-11

Maximum Simplex window, CMS 4-7

media defaults, editing, CMS 4-36

media icon

changing, CMS 4-36

creating, CMS 4-31–CMS 4-35

deleting, CMS 4-36

Media Library window, CMS 4-31

Media Library, setting up, CMS 4-30–CMS 4-36

Media Type window, CMS 4-32

Media Units

specifying size units, CMS 4-10

specifying weight units, CMS 4-10

media units

specifying, CMS 1-11

menus

Administration, CMS 1-13

Bin Selection Mode, CMS 4-50

Channel Mode, CMS 3-4

Configuration, CMS 1-10–CMS 1-11, CMS 4-5–

CMS 4-12

DFA Profile, CMS 4-51

Diagnostics, CMS 1-12, CMS 4-13

System Options, CMS 1-14, CMS 4-25

Trace Mode Options, CMS 4-19

messages

display, SOG 4-3

HFSI, CMS 1-1, SOG 3-2

labels, TRB 2-8

paper jams, TRB 2-7

translation, SOG 1-12

meter readings, displaying, CMS 1-13

meter, billing

reading, IPG 8-4

reporting, IPG 8-4

MICR mode, CMS 1-11

Minimum Set Time field, CMS 4-59

misfeeds, frequent, TRB 2-4–TRB 2-5

mixed paper sizes, printing on, SOG 1-8

mixed plex, SOG 1-10

MO:DCA-P (Mixed Object Document Content

Architecture for Presentation, SOG 1-4

Mode field, CMS 4-16

modem

enable and disable, TRB 1-2

modem, enable or disable, CMS 1-11, CMS 3-6,SOG

1-14

modes, switching, CMS 3-13

monitor, IPG 2-4, IPG 5-8, SOG 2-4

monitor, blank display, TRB 4-1

monitor, cleaning, PRM 6-1

mouse, IPG 2-4, IPG 2-8, IPG 5-9, SOG 2-4

MVS

channel attachment, IPG D-1–IPG D-3

TCP/IP connection, IPG E-1–IPG E-17

network

interface requirements, IPG 4-7

network configurations

AIX, IPG E-26

AS/400, IPG E-18

MVS, IPG E-1

OS/2, IPG E-28

network interface requirements, IPG 4-7

INDEX

CMS = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

IPG = Installation Planning Guide

PRM = Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SOG = System Overview Guide

TRB = Troubleshooting Guide

INDEX-6 MASTER INDEX FOR MODEL 4050/4090 IPS

NPS mode, switching, CMS 3-13

null modem connection, CMS 1-12

Number of Sets field, CMS 4-16

Number of Sheets field, CMS 4-16

N-Up, enhanced, SOG 1-10

Offline field, CMS 4-19

offline, taking, CMS 1-14, CMS 2-5, CMS 4-25

Online field, CMS 4-19

online, placing, CMS 1-14, CMS 2-5

operating systems supported, IPG 1-1

Operator Mode, CMS 4-2

operator training, PRM 7-2

optical mouse, SOG 2-4

optional processing parameters

setting, CMS 1-11

Optional Processing Parameters window, CMS 4-12

ordering supplies, IPG A-12–IPG A-13, SOG A-12

OS/2

examples, IPG D-4–IPG D-5

parameters, IPG E-28–IPG E-35

OS/390, see MVS

outlets, power configurations, IPG 5-2, IPG 6-2

outline fonts, SOG 1-12

output bins, SOG 1-9

output configuration

changing, CMS 4-56

creating, CMS 4-49–CMS 4-52

deleting, CMS 4-56

DFA profile

adding, CMS 4-57–CMS 4-60

changing, CMS 4-61

deleting, CMS 4-61

example, CMS 4-51

specifying, CMS 4-47–CMS 4-61

Output Configuration section, CMS 1-16–CMS 1-17

Output Configuration window, IPG 3-5, SOG 1-9

Output DFA Profile window, CMS 4-58

output trays, PRM 2-1–PRM 2-4

overstrike support, SOG 1-11

pad, IPG 2-8

Page Order Within Set field, CMS 1-17

page rotation, SOG 1-11

Pages Outstanding display, CMS 1-19

paper

advanced handling, IPG 1-3

characteristics, IPG A-2, SOG A-2

clearing jams

area 3, TRB 2-14

area 4, TRB 2-15–TRB 2-16

area 5, TRB 2-17–TRB 2-18

area 7, TRB 2-20

area 8, TRB 2-21

area 9, TRB 2-22

areas 1 and 1A, TRB 2-10–TRB 2-11

areas 2 and 2A, TRB 2-12–TRB 2-13

areas 6 and 6A, TRB 2-19

stacker tray, TRB 2-23–TRB 2-24

stitcher/stacker tray (areas A and B), TRB

2-23

conditioning, IPG A-4–IPG A-5, SOG A-4–SOG

A-5

feeder assembly, PRM 1-5

handling, SOG 1-5

jams

graphic display, TRB 2-7

message display, TRB 2-7

jams, clearing

checking job integrity, TRB 2-9

jams, recovering, IPG 1-3

loading, PRM 1-2

pathduplex, SOG 4-11

high-capacity feeder, SOG 4-12

simplex, SOG 4-10

stitcher/stacker, SOG 4-12

predrilled, PRM 1-2

recommended weight, grade, IPG A-1, SOG A-1

size, IPG 3-5, IPG A-1–IPG A-2, SOG 4-6, SOG

A-1–SOG A-2

storing, IPG A-3, SOG A-3

trays, see trays

types, TRB 2-1

parallel channel interface, CMS 3-4

parameters, processing, CMS 4-11

PCI Bus support, SOG 1-13

PCIM2 card, SOG 2-3

PCL data streams, CMS 3-13, SOG 1-1

perforated paper, IPG A-2, SOG A-2

personality profiles, CMS 1-21, CMS 4-57–CMS 4-60

personnel, training, IPG 4-3

pin buttons, CMS 1-8

planning checklist, IPG 4-4–IPG 4-6

plex, mixed, SOG 1-10

PostScript data streams, CMS 3-13, SOG 1-1

PostScript level 2, IPG 1-4

power

cord, IPG 6-2

requirements, IPG 5-1–IPG 5-2, IPG 6-1–IPG

6-3, IPG 6-17–IPG 6-18

savers, SOG 4-9

INDEX

CMS = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

IPG = Installation Planning Guide

PRM = Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SOG = System Overview Guide

TRB = Troubleshooting Guide

MASTER INDEX FOR MODEL 4050/4090 IPS INDEX-7

supply, SOG 2-5

power outage, CMS 2-4

power saver mode, exiting, CMS 2-7

powering off, CMS 2-3–CMS 2-4

powering on, CMS 2-1–CMS 2-2

PQA button, CMS 4-17

PQA status window, CMS 4-17

predrilled paper, IPG A-2, PRM 1-2, SOG A-2

preprinted paper, IPG A-2, SOG A-2

pressure roll wiper, replacing, PRM 4-4–PRM 4-8

print job

automatic recovery, CMS 2-7

starting, CMS 2-6

print jobs, automatic recovery, TRB 2-9

printer

activity, displaying, CMS 1-19

attention

alarm, IPG 3-1

light, IPG 3-1

components, IPG 3-1–IPG 3-3

configurations, IPG 3-4–IPG 3-6

control console, IPG 3-1–IPG 3-3

defining, IPG 8-3

dimensions

dual stacker, IPG 6-6

HCF, IPG 6-8

HCF and stitcher/stacker, IPG 6-9

stitcher/stacker, IPG 6-7

installation, IPG 8-1

IPDS bins, mapping, CMS 1-16

maintenance, IPG 8-4

performance

AS/400, IPG E-24

MVS, IPG E-16

OS/2, IPG E-34–IPG E-35

pinging

AS/400, IPG E-22–IPG E-24

MVS, IPG E-14–IPG E-15

OS/2, IPG E-32–IPG E-33

power requirements, IPG 6-17–IPG 6-18

Printer control console, IPG 3-1

Purge tray, IPG 3-1

queues

PSF/2, defining, IPG E-31–IPG E-32

resuming, CMS 2-6

sample definitions

MVS with channel attachment, IPG D-1–IPG

D-3

MVS with TCP/IP connection, IPG E-1–IPG

E-17

OS/2 with channel attachment, IPG D-4–IPG

D-5

VM with channel attachment, IPG D-6

VSE with channel attachment, IPG D-6

Sample tray, IPG 3-1

stacker trays, configuring, CMS 1-16

status, CMS 2-5

stopping, CMS 2-6

Printer Bins display field, CMS 1-16

Printer Controller

components, SOG 2-1–SOG 2-5

HCU, SOG 2-1

Sun UltraSPARC workstation, SOG 2-1

description, SOG 1-2

keyboard, SOG 2-4

monitor, SOG 2-4

mouse, SOG 2-4

processor

CD-ROM drive, SOG 2-4

described, SOG 2-3–SOG 2-4

hard disk, SOG 2-3

rebooting, CMS 2-7

setting up, CMS 3-1–CMS 3-13

printer controller

components, IPG 2-1–IPG 2-10

placement, IPG 5-3–IPG 5-7

space requirements, IPG 5-3–IPG 5-7

Printer Controller exterior, cleaning, PRM 6-1

printer tray cells, CMS 4-40

Printer Tray field, CMS 4-16

Printer Trays field, CMS 1-16, CMS 4-39

printers

capabilities, SOG 1-1

components, SOG 4-2–SOG 4-4

description, SOG 1-2

restarting, TRB 4-2

printing

pages remaining display, CMS 1-19

samples, CMS 4-13–CMS 4-17

test patterns, CMS 4-13

printing test jobs

OS/2, IPG E-33

privilege mode, CMS 4-2

Administrator Mode, CMS 4-2

changing, CMS 1-13, CMS 4-3, CMS 4-4

display on main window, CMS 1-18

Operator Mode, CMS 4-2

Service Mode, CMS 4-2

User Mode, CMS 4-2

privilege modes, SOG 1-13

procedures

channel connection, switching, CMS 3-3–CMS

3-5

channel interface, selecting, CMS 3-4

debug level, setting, CMS 4-22

DFA profiles

INDEX

CMS = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System

IPG = Installation Planning Guide

PRM = Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance

SOG = System Overview Guide

TRB = Troubleshooting Guide

INDEX-8 MASTER INDEX FOR MODEL 4050/4090 IPS

changing, CMS 4-61

creating, CMS 4-57–CMS 4-60

deleting, CMS 4-61

dry ink, adding, PRM 5-1–PRM 5-4

duplex mode

specifying simplex value, CMS 4-7, CMS

4-10

feed belt, cleaning, TRB 2-4–TRB 2-5

feeder trays, loading, PRM 1-3–PRM 1-5

fuser lubricant, adding, PRM 4-1–PRM 4-4

host jobs, printing, CMS 2-6

input configuration

changing, CMS 4-44

creating, CMS 4-38–CMS 4-43

deleting, CMS 4-45

IPS mode, switching, CMS 3-13

media icon

changing, CMS 4-36

creating, CMS 4-31–CMS 4-35

deleting, CMS 4-36

memory allocation, changing, CMS 3-7

NPS mode, switching, CMS 3-13

output configuration

changing, CMS 4-56

creating, CMS 4-49–CMS 4-52

deleting, CMS 4-56

paper trays, clearing misfeeds, TRB 2-2–TRB 2-3

personality profiles

deleting, CMS 4-61

powering off, CMS 2-3–CMS 2-4

powering on, CMS 2-2

pressure roll wiper, replacing, PRM 4-4–PRM 4-8

Printer Controller, rebooting, CMS 2-7

printers, restarting, TRB 4-2

resolution, specifying input, CMS 4-6

sample files, printing, CMS 4-13–CMS 4-16

TCP/IP

selecting, CMS 3-5

switching, CMS 3-3–CMS 3-5

trace

capturing, CMS 4-18–CMS 4-20

executing captured, CMS 4-20

printing, CMS 4-21

updating software

from CD, CMS 4-23

from diskette, CMS 4-23

remotely, CMS 4-24

processing parameters, setting, CMS 4-11

processor, IPG 2-2, IPG 2-5, IPG 5-8

production speeds, IPG 1-2

program temporary fixes, see PTFs

PSFeligible platform, IPG 1-1

handshaking, IPG 2-10

PSF compatibility, SOG 1-1

PSF printer definitions, IPG D-1

PSF/2, defining printer, IPG E-30–IPG E-31

PSF/MVS

configuring, IPG E-7

PRINTDEV statement example, IPG E-11

PRINTDEV statement parameters, IPG E-7–IPG

E-10

PSF/VSE, IPG 1-1

PT2 Subset, SOG 1-11

PTFs, IPG E-25

PTOCA (Presentation Text Object Content

Architecture), SOG 1-4, SOG 1-11

publications, related, IPG C-1

publications, related, see documentation

pull-down menus

selecting

click method, CMS 1-4

drag method, CMS 1-4

types, CMS 1-3

Quit buttons, CMS 1-21

raster output scanner (ROS) power saver, SOG 4-9

Ready To Open indicator, PRM 1-3, TRB 2-2

Recovery Control field, CMS 4-59

remote service, SOG 1-14, TRB 1-2

Reporting billing meters, PRM 7-3

requirements

Beliebte Drucker Handbücher anderer Marken

Canon

Canon i70 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Evolis

Evolis Elypso Bedienungsanleitung

Kyocera

Kyocera FS-9530DN Bedienungsanleitung

Canon

Canon LASER SHOT LBP-1210 Bedienungsanleitung

Samsung

Samsung BIXOLON SRP-350plusF Bedienungsanleitung

Canon

Canon PIXMA PRO-1 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Canon

Canon PIXMA G3560 Einrichtungshandbuch

Dell

Dell Color Laser Printer 2130cn Bedienungsanleitung

Tektronix

Tektronix Phaser 840 Bedienungsanleitung

Brother

Brother 1440 - HL B/W Laser Printer Kurzanleitung

Fuji Xerox

Fuji Xerox DocuPrint P375 dw Bedienungsanleitung

WOOSIM

WOOSIM PORTI-S30 Bedienungsanleitung

Olivetti

Olivetti PG L2140 Bedienungsanleitung

Konica Minolta

Konica Minolta bizhub 224e Bedienungsanleitung

Canon

Canon LBP113w Bedienungsanleitung

Canon

Canon PRO-500 Series Einrichtungshandbuch

Epson

Epson ET-7750 Betriebsanleitung

Lexmark

Lexmark Infoprint 1332 Bedienungsanleitung