Epson Stylus Photo 1200 User Manual - Page 102

Speed & Progress, High Speed Copies, EPSON Printer Port, High speed DMA transfer enabled

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4 Click the Speed & Progress button. You see this dialog box: Not available with Windows NT Select a folder for storing print data to speed up printing of multiple copies. (You don't see this box if you have only one hard drive.) If you see no message beneath the EPSON Printer Port option, you cannot enable DMA transfers on your system. 5 Select High Speed Copies to speed up printing of multiple copies by creating hard drive space for the copies. If you have multiple hard drives, you can select a high speed copy folder for storing the copies. 6 Select EPSON Printer Port (not available on Windows NT 4.0) to optimize the transfer rate of your printer port for EPSON printers. You see one of these messages beneath the EPSON Printer Port option: High speed (DMA) transfer enabled tells you that you're already using fast DMA transfer mode. For higher data transfer rates, use DMA transfer tells you that you can speed up printing by enabling DMA transfers on your system, if your computer supports them. See your computer documentation for instructions on using DMA transfers. 7 Click OK to close the Speed & Progress dialog box and return to the Utility menu. Then click OK again to exit your printer software.

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4
Click the
Speed & Progress
button. You see this dialog box:
5
Select
High Speed Copies
to speed up printing of multiple copies by
creating hard drive space for the copies. If you have multiple hard
drives, you can select a high speed copy folder for storing the copies.
6
Select
EPSON Printer Port
(not available on Windows NT 4.0) to
optimize the transfer rate of your printer port for EPSON printers. You
see one of these messages beneath the EPSON Printer Port option:
High speed (DMA) transfer enabled
tells you that you’re already
using fast DMA transfer mode.
For higher data transfer rates, use DMA transfer
tells you that
you can speed up printing by enabling DMA transfers on your
system, if your computer supports them. See your computer
documentation for instructions on using DMA transfers.
7
Click
OK
to close the Speed & Progress dialog box and return to the
Utility menu. Then click
OK
again to exit your printer software.
Select a folder for storing
print data to speed up
printing of multiple copies.
(You don’t see this box if you
have only one hard drive.)
Not available with
Windows NT
If you see no
message beneath the
EPSON Printer Port
option, you cannot
enable DMA transfers
on your system.