Epson ActionLaser 1100 User Manual - Page 34

The settings for Protection are Off, On, and Automatic, Ready, Error, Protection

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The Memory setting should exactly match the total amount of memory in your printer. If you add more memory to the printer, you need to change the Memory setting to match the amount of printer memory. The additional memory will not be available unless the Memory setting is correct. If you are unsure how much memory is installed in your printer, print a test page by pressing the reset button at the back of the printer. (Pressing the reset button prints a test page only if the Ready light is on and the Error light is off.) The amount of memory (RAM) is stated in KB on the test page. Memory can be 1,2,3,4, or 5MB. The default is 1MB. Page Protection When Page protection is enabled, the printer reserves additional memory and does not print a page until the entire page is fully composed. This allows the printer to print complex pages that can otherwise cause printer overrun errors. The settings for Page Protection are Off, On, and Automatic (default). You do not normally need Page Protection However, if the printer receives an unusually complicated page that contains a complex image or layout, it might start to print the page before the processor can finish imaging it, resulting in the page printing incorrectly. If you turn on Page Protection, the printer reserves printer memory and does not begin printing until the processor has finished imaging the entire page. The page then prints correctly, although it takes slightly longer to print. Changing the Printer Settings 2-7

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The Memory setting should exactly match the total amount
of memory in your printer. If you add more memory to the
printer, you need to change the Memory setting to match
the amount of printer memory. The additional memory
will not be available unless the Memory setting is correct.
If you are unsure how much memory is installed in your
printer, print a test page by pressing the reset button at the
back of the printer. (Pressing the reset button prints a test
page only if the
Ready
light is on and the
Error
light is off.)
The amount of memory (RAM) is stated in KB on the test
page.
Memory can be 1,2,3,4, or 5MB. The default is 1MB.
Page Protection
When Page protection is enabled, the printer reserves
additional memory and does not print a page until the
entire page is fully composed. This allows the printer to
print complex pages that can otherwise cause printer
overrun errors.
The settings for Page Protection are Off, On, and Automatic
(default).
You do not normally need Page Protection However, if
the printer receives an unusually complicated page that
contains a complex image or layout, it might start to print
the page before the processor can finish imaging it,
resulting in the page printing incorrectly.
If you turn on Page Protection, the printer reserves printer
memory and does not begin printing until the processor
has finished imaging the entire page. The page then prints
correctly, although it takes slightly longer to print.
Changing the Printer Settings
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