HP 750c HP DesignJet 755CM Printer User's Guide - C3198-60051 - Page 208

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Glossary PostScript A standard page-markup language, commonly used by graphics and desktop publishing software applications. queueing Placing each page of each file received by the device in line, before and after printing. translucent bond A semi-opaque matte paper type. vector A line. A method for defining an image, in terms of lines rather than dots. Vector data typically needs less memory than raster data. parity An error-checking method in a serial interface between a computer and a device. vellum Cotton-fiber-based, semi-opaque matte media type. raster A method for defining an image, in terms of dots rather than lines. Raster data typically needs more memory than vector data. RGB Red, green and blue. A standard color model. X-axis The vertical axis, as you look at the printer from the front. Y-axis The horizontal axis, as you look at the printer from the front. RS-232-C A serial interface standard. RTL One of Hewlett-Packard's standard graphics languages for plotters and printers. Produces raster data. ROM SIMM A physical module containing read-only data, that can be installed in the back of the printer to provide upgrades. semi-gloss photo A semi glossy, opaque photographic paper. serial interface A type of interface between computer and device. Generally slower than a parallel interface. spindle The rod which holds the roll of media. tracing paper A semi-opaque matte paper type. 12-4

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PostScript
A standard page-markup language,
commonly used by graphics and desktop publishing
software applications.
queueing
Placing each page of each file received
by the device in line, before and after printing.
parity
An error-checking method in a serial
interface between a computer and a device.
raster
A method for defining an image, in terms
of dots rather than lines.
Raster data typically needs
more memory than vector data.
RGB
Red, green and blue.
A standard color
model.
RS-232-C
A serial interface standard.
RTL
One of Hewlett-Packard’s standard graphics
languages for plotters and printers.
Produces raster
data.
ROM SIMM
A physical module containing
read-only data, that can be installed in the back of
the printer to provide upgrades.
semi-gloss photo
A semi glossy, opaque
photographic paper.
serial interface
A type of interface between
computer and device.
Generally slower than a
parallel interface.
spindle
The rod which holds the roll of media.
tracing paper
A semi-opaque matte paper type.
translucent bond
A semi-opaque matte paper
type.
vector
A line.
A method for defining an image,
in terms of lines rather than dots.
Vector data
typically needs less memory than raster data.
vellum
Cotton-fiber-based, semi-opaque matte
media type.
X-axis
The vertical axis, as you look at the printer
from the front.
Y-axis
The horizontal axis, as you look at the
printer from the front.
Glossary