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Operating the Control Panel . DRAFT/LINE FEED. When the printer is off line, pressing this button advances the paper one line. When the printer is on line, pressing this button selects draft printing. When you select draft printing the beeper sounds once. This button also controls the auto load feature. The control panel buttons also control the SelecType feature. This feature enables you to select among emphasized, double-strike, condensed, and elite typestyles. See Chapter 2 for more information. Performing the self test Now you'll see your printer print something even though it's not yet connected to a computer. Follow these steps: 1. Make sure that your printer has paper in it. 2. Turn the power switch off, then hold down the DRAFT button on the control panel while you turn the power back on. The printer begins printing letters, numbers, and other characters that are stored in its ROM (Read Only Memory) in draft mode. (If DIP switch l-5 has been turned on, the test will be performed in NLQ mode, as in step 4 below .) 3. When printing starts, you can release the DRAFT button; the printing continues until you turn the printer off or until the printer runs out of paper. 4. To perform the same test in the NLQ mode, load another sheet of paper. Turn the printer off, then turn it back on while holding down the NLQ button. Sans Serif and Roman fonts alternate for this test. Partial results of both tests are shown in the following samples. l-24 Setting Up

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Operating the Control Panel
.
DRAFT/LINE FEED. When the
printer is off line, pressing this button
advances the paper one line. When the printer is on line, pressing this
button
selects draft printing. When you select draft printing the
beeper sounds once. This button also controls the auto load feature.
The control panel buttons also control the SelecType feature. This
feature enables you to select among emphasized, double-strike,
condensed, and elite typestyles. See Chapter 2 for more information.
Performing the self test
Now you’ll see your printer print something even though it’s not yet
connected to a computer. Follow these steps:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Make sure that your printer has paper in it.
Turn the power switch off, then hold down
the DRAFT
button on the
control panel while you turn the power back on. The printer begins
printing letters, numbers, and other characters that are stored in its
ROM (Read Only Memory) in draft mode. (If DIP switch
l-5
has
been turned on, the test will be performed in NLQ mode, as in step
4
below .)
When printing starts, you can release
the DRAFT
button; the printing
continues until you turn the printer off or until the printer runs out
of paper.
To perform the same test in the NLQ mode, load another sheet of
paper. Turn the printer off, then turn it back on while holding down
the NLQ button. Sans Serif and Roman fonts alternate for this test.
Partial results of both tests are shown in the following samples.
l-24
Setting Up