NEC 870 User Guide - Page 76
Energy Saving Timeout, Adobe Memory Booster, JamRecovery, Wait Timeout, Manual Feed Timeout, Auto-
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Chapter 5: DOS Printing Energy Saving Timeout This setting lets you specify how long your printer will wait without receiving data before going into Energy Saving Mode. The default setting is 30 minutes. The On Line light on your printer's Operator panel will blink slowly when the printer is in Energy Saving Mode. The printer will automatically "wake" from Energy Saving Mode when it receives a print job or the Operator panel button is pressed. Adobe Memory Booster This option lets you turn Adobe Memory Booster on or off. Adobe Memory Booster is an advanced printer technology that effectively triples your printer's memory, allowing you to print complex documents that traditional printer architectures would fail to print. The default setting is on and NEC recommends that you leave this on. See Chapter 3 of this user's guide for more information. JamRecovery When jam recovery is turned on, the printer reserves part of its memory so that it can reprint a page if there is a printer jam. This causes printing to be slower. The default setting is off. Wait Timeout This setting determines how long the printer will 76 wait for data before ejecting a partially printed page. You may want to set a longer time if you use software that pauses for processing for extended periods during printing (such as some database programs). The default setting is 40 seconds. You can deactivate the wait timeout by setting it to off. Manual Feed Timeout This setting determines how long the printer will wait for you to insert paper into the manual feed tray. If you do not insert paper within the specified period, the printer will print the job using paper from the Multi-purpose tray. The default setting is 255 seconds. You can also set this timeout to off, which causes the printer to wait indefinitely (not recommended for a network printer). Auto-continue When auto-continue is on, the printer automatically resumes printing after most errors. When auto-continue is off, the printer waits for you to press the Operator panel button before it resumes printing. The default setting is on. Horizontal Offset The horizontal offset setting allows you to shift the printing on the page either to the right or left. You can use this setting to very accurately adjust the printing position, for example, if you need to