NEC 870 User Guide - Page 146

Glossary icon An image that graphically represents an object, concept, or message. indicator lights LED lights on the printer operator panel that communicate the current printer status. initialization A state where all settings return to their default values. internal font See resident font jam recovery A printer technology that allows the printer to continue printing a job without loss of data after a jam has been cleared. justification (right) Making all full lines of text the same length in order to create an even right edge. lpi Lines per inch. landscape orientation See orientation moisture content The ratio of moisture to the dry mass of paper. Moisture content varies for different paper types and may change considerably if open paper is subjected to temperature and humidity extremes. The gravimetric method measures the relative moisture level by weighing the paper, oven drying it, then reweighing it. The calculated result is expressed as a percent value. 146 N-up printing Allows for printing multiple reduced size pages on one sheet of paper. offline The state in which the printer cannot accept or print out data. opacity The amount of printed matter that shows through on the reverse side of a sheet of paper. operating system The computer program or group of programs that controls the basic operation of the computer and its peripheral devices. operator panel The user interface on your printer. It contains LED indicator lights and operator buttons you use to show status and control the printer. parallel interface An interface that uses multiple data circuits. It is usually faster than serial ports and may also support bidirectional communication between devices. PCL Printer Command Language. An escape code printer language developed by HewlettPackard. peripheral device Any device (such as a printer) that you attach to your computer. pH The acidity/alkalinity of paper. photoconductor module A module containing a rotating surface that receives an image of a page