Kyocera FS-1120D FS-1120D/1320D Printer Driver Users Guide Rev-12.6 - Page 16

Memory, Setting the Memory, RAM Disk, Setting RAM Disk

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Device Settings Memory RAM Disk In Windows 7 and Windows Vista, the Auto Configure dialog box opens. Select from Auto configure options: Auto Configure Now Click the button at any time to retrieve the current settings from the printing system. It is recommended to do this when the driver is first installed and when Silent auto configuration is turned off. Silent auto configuration Select to let the driver check the printing system every 10 minutes for any changes in optional devices or memory. When a change is detected, the driver is automatically updated with the new settings. Memory is the amount of standard and optional memory installed in the printing system. To maximize the downloading of printing system fonts, the driver must be set to match the total printing system memory. Setting the Memory By default, the Memory setting matches the standard memory in the printing system. If optional memory is installed, set the memory in the printer driver to match the total amount of memory. 1 Install optional DIMM memory in the printing system. 2 In Device Settings, at the Memory text box, type or select the amount of total installed memory by clicking the up and down arrows until the text box shows the correct number of megabytes (MB). If your printing system includes the Auto Configure feature, you can use it to obtain information about the memory size. The RAM disk functions as a virtual hard disk, saving print requests into the printing system's memory. Because the RAM disk is temporary memory, all data stored there is lost when the power is turned off. In a client/server environment, this feature is unavailable to a client logged in as a restricted user. If selected, the Ignore application collation feature in the Compatibility Settings dialog box lets the driver control collation. RAM disk can then increase the print speed of collated multiple copies by sending the print job just once. Setting RAM Disk Setting the RAM disk lets you save print requests into the printing system's memory. 1 In Device Settings, in the Device options list, select RAM disk. 2 At the RAM disk text box, type or select the size of the RAM disk by clicking the up and down arrows until the text box shows the correct number of megabytes (MB). 2-3 User Guide

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Device Settings
In Windows 7 and Windows Vista, the
Auto Configure
dialog box opens. Select
from Auto configure options:
Auto Configure Now
Click the button at any time to retrieve the current settings from the printing
system. It is recommended to do this when the driver is first installed and
when
Silent auto configuration
is turned off.
Silent auto configuration
Select to let the driver check the printing system every 10 minutes for any
changes in optional devices or memory. When a change is detected, the
driver is automatically updated with the new settings.
Memory
Memory is the amount of standard and optional memory installed in the printing
system. To maximize the downloading of printing system fonts, the driver must
be set to match the total printing system memory.
Setting the Memory
By default, the
Memory
setting matches the standard memory in the printing
system. If optional memory is installed, set the memory in the printer driver to
match the total amount of memory.
1
Install optional DIMM memory in the printing system.
2
In
Device Settings
, at the
Memory
text box, type or select the amount of total
installed memory by clicking the up and down arrows until the text box shows
the correct number of megabytes (MB).
If your printing system includes the
Auto Configure
feature, you can use it to
obtain information about the memory size.
RAM Disk
The RAM disk functions as a virtual hard disk, saving print requests into the
printing system’s memory. Because the RAM disk is temporary memory, all data
stored there is lost when the power is turned off.
In a client/server environment, this feature is unavailable to a client logged in as
a restricted user.
If selected, the
Ignore application collation
feature in the
Compatibility
Settings
dialog box lets the driver control collation. RAM disk can then increase
the print speed of collated multiple copies by sending the print job just once.
Setting RAM Disk
Setting the RAM disk lets you save print requests into the printing system’s
memory.
1
In
Device Settings
, in the
Device options
list, select
RAM disk
.
2
At the
RAM disk
text box, type or select the size of the RAM disk by clicking the
up and down arrows until the text box shows the correct number of megabytes
(MB).
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