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Centronics parallel interface. A standard for connecting printers and other peripheral devices to a computer. It defines the plug, socket, and electrical signals that are used for controlling the transmission of data. CMY. Abbreviation for cyan, magenta, and yellow. See also subtractive colors. color registration. See registration. composite black. The result of combining a mixture of each of the subtractive primary colors (cyan, magenta, and yellow). Also called process black. configuration. (1) The arrangement of a computer system, printer, or network. (2) The devices and programs that make up a system, subsystem, or network. curl. Curvature at the edge of a sheet of paper. D Data Set Ready (DSR). A "handshaking" signal contained in a serial interface indicating the device is ready to exchange information. data stream. Print data and printer control information flowing from the host system (computer) to the printer without interruption. Data Terminal Ready (DTR). A "handshaking" signal contained in a serial interface indicating the device is ready to exchange information. default. An attribute, value, or setting that is assumed when none is explicitly specified. developer roll. An element in the toner cartridge that provides an even layer of toner to the photoconductor during the imaging process. disk. Optional device that you can install in the printer to provide non-volatile storage for downloaded fonts, symbol sets, or macros. A disk also lets you store job statistics, collate large jobs, and spool jobs to the disk. Glossary 171

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Glossary
Centronics parallel interface.
A standard for connecting
printers and other peripheral devices to a computer. It
defines the plug, socket, and electrical signals that are
used for controlling the transmission of data.
CMY.
Abbreviation for cyan, magenta, and yellow. See
also
subtractive colors
.
color registration.
See
registration.
composite black.
The result of combining a mixture of
each of the subtractive primary colors (cyan, magenta, and
yellow). Also called
process black.
configuration.
(1) The arrangement of a computer system,
printer, or network. (2) The devices and programs that
make up a system, subsystem, or network.
curl.
Curvature at the edge of a sheet of paper.
D
Data Set Ready (DSR).
A “handshaking” signal
contained in a serial interface indicating the device is
ready to exchange information.
data stream.
Print data and printer control information
flowing from the host system (computer) to the printer
without interruption.
Data Terminal Ready (DTR).
A “handshaking” signal
contained in a serial interface indicating the device is
ready to exchange information.
default.
An attribute, value, or setting that is assumed
when none is explicitly specified.
developer roll.
An element in the toner cartridge that
provides an even layer of toner to the photoconductor
during the imaging process.
disk.
Optional device that you can install in the printer to
provide non-volatile storage for downloaded fonts,
symbol sets, or macros. A disk also lets you store job
statistics, collate large jobs, and spool jobs to the disk.