Epson LQ 670 User Manual - Page 85

I/ F interface mode, Auto I/ F interface wait time, Softwa re, Character table, International

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I/ F (interfa ce) mode The p rinter has sp ace for one op tional interface in ad d ition to its bu ilt-in p arallel interface. You can choose au tom atic, p arallel, or op tional for the interface m od e. When you select au to, the p rinter au tom atically selects the interface that is receiving d ata, and u ses that interface u ntil the end of the p rint job. This au to interface allow s you to share the p rinter am ong mu ltiple com puters w ithout m aking changes. When you connect one com p u ter to the p rinter, you can select the p arallel or op tional interface accord ing to the interface you r com p u ter requ ires. Auto I/ F (interface) wait time The p rinter d eterm ines w hich interface is receiving d ata and sw itches to that interface u ntil the end of the p rint job (w hen no d ata is received from the selected interface for the am ou nt of tim e sp ecified ). You can sp ecify either 10 second s or 30 second s. Softwa re When you select ESC/ P 2, the p rinter op erates in the EPSON ESC/ P 2 m od e. When you select IBM the p rinter em u lates an IBM p rinter. Character ta ble You r p rinter has 11 stand ard character tables as w ell as tables for 20 other cou ntries. See Ap p end ix B for character sam p les. Internationa l cha ra cter set for Ita lic table You can change eight characters in the Italic character table to su it you r p rinting need s. Since these characters are often u sed in other langu ages, they are nam ed after cou ntries and are referred to as international character sets. See Ap p end ix B for character sam p les. 4-12 Using the Control Panel

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I/ F (interface) mode
The printer has space for one optional interface in addition to its
built-in parallel interface. You can choose automatic, parallel, or
optional for the interface mode. When you select auto, the printer
automatically selects the interface that is receiving data, and uses
that interface until the end of the print job. This auto interface
allows you to share the printer among multiple computers without
making changes.
When you connect one computer to the printer, you can select
the parallel or optional interface according to the interface your
computer requires.
Auto I/ F (interface) wait time
The printer determines which interface is receiving data and
switches to that interface until the end of the print job (when no
data is received from the selected interface for the amount of time
specified). You can specify either 10 seconds or 30 seconds.
Softwa re
When you select ESC/ P 2, the printer operates in the EPSON
ESC/ P 2 mode. When you select IBM the printer emulates an
IBM printer.
Character table
Your printer has 11 standard character tables as well as tables
for 20 other countries. See Appendix B for character samples.
International character set for Italic table
You can change eight characters in the Italic character table to suit
your printing needs. Since these characters are often used in other
languages, they are named after countries and are referred to as
international character sets. See Appendix B for character samples.
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Using the Control Panel