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OKIPAGE 10I Handbuch People to People Technology LED-Seitendrucker OKIPAGE 10i Handbuch frontcov.pm6 1 03.12.97, 09:34 Diese Seite bleibt aus technischen Gründen frei. frontcov.pm6 2 02.12.97, 11:10 Zubehör Universaleinzug Zweiter Papierschacht Speicher-Modul PostScript-Modul Seitendrucker Schriften-Modul Speichererweiterungskarte Schnittstellenkarte RS-232C Netzwerkkarte 10Base-T (mit Modulsteckplätzen) (mit Modulsteckplätzen) (mit Modulsteckplätzen) optionen.pm6 1 03.12.97, 09:35 Diese Seite bleibt aus technischen Gründen frei. optionen.pm6 2 03.12.97, 09:35 Rechtliche Hinweise Die in diesem Handbuch enthaltenen Informationen sind so voll- ständig, genau und aktuell wie möglich. Soweit gesetzlich zuläs- sig, schließen wir jegliche Haftung für Folgeschäden aus, die sich aus der Verwendung dieses Handbuches ergeben. Im übrigen haf- ten wir nur für Vorsatz und grobe Fahrlässigkeit. Wir gewährlei- sten nicht, daß Änderungen an Softwareprogrammen und Gerä- ten anderer Hersteller, auf die in diesem Handbuch Bezug genom- men wird, ohne Auswirkungen auf die Anwendbarkeit der in die- sem Handbuch enthaltenen Informationen bleiben. Der Urheber behält sich alle Rechte vor, einschließlich des Rechts, dieses Handbuch vollständig oder teilweise in irgendeiner Form zu vervielfältigen. Änderungen des Inhaltes ohne vorherige Ankündigungen bleiben vorbehalten. Technische Änderungen des Produktes ohne vorherige Ankündi- gung bleiben vorbehalten. Beachten Sie auch die Hinweise im Anschluß an das Inhalts- verzeichnis. I hinhalt.pm6 1 03.12.97, 09:36 Wegweiser durch das Handbuch Dieses Handbuch richtet sich vorrangig an Anwender, die keine oder nur geringe technische Kenntnisse besitzen. Erfahrene An- wender, Lieferanten und Techniker finden in den Anhängen weite- re technische Informationen. Die Informationen des Handbuchs stehen Ihnen über drei Zu- griffsmöglichkeiten zur Verfügung: ● Sie lesen den laufenden Text in der Reihenfolge des Handbu- ches. ● Über die nachfolgende Übersicht oder das Inhaltsverzeichnis finden Sie die gesuchten Textstellen im Zusammenhang. ● Das Stichwortverzeichnis im Anhang F führt Sie über die ein- zelnen Begriffe und Meldungen zu den passenden Stellen im Handbuch. Programmierung Aufstellen Kapitel 10 bis 23 Kapitel 1 Technik Einstellen, Betrieb Anhang A, B, C Kapitel 2 bis 6 Zubehör PostScript (Zubehör) Kapitel 9 Kapitel 9 Transport Fehlerbehebung Kapitel 8 Kapitel 7 II hinhalt.pm6 2 03.12.97, 09:36 Kapitel 1: Aufstellen und Einrichten 1 Kapitel 2: Vorstellen des Druckers 2 Kapitel 3: Normalbetrieb 3 Kapitel 4: Papierverarbeitung 4 Kapitel 5: Verbrauchsmaterial und Reinigung 5 Bedienung Kapitel 6: Druckermenü einstellen 6 Kapitel 7: Probleme und Lösungen 7 Kapitel 8: Drucker für den Transport verpacken 8 Kapitel 9: Zubehör 9 Kapitel 10: HP - PCL-Grundlagen 10 Kapitel 11: HP - Seitenformatierung 11 Kapitel 12: HP - Cursor-Positionierung 12 Kapitel 13: HP - Schriftenmerkmale und -auswahl 13 Kapitel 14: HP - Grafikprogrammierung 14 Programmierung Kapitel 15: HP - Bildmuster 15 Kapitel 16: HP - GL/2-Befehle 16 III hinhalt.pm6 3 03.12.97, 09:36 Diese Seite bleibt aus technischen Gründen frei. IV hinhalt.pm6 4 03.12.97, 09:36 Kapitel 17: HP - Makros 17 Kapitel 18: HP - Schriftarten-Verwaltung 18 Kapitel 19: HP - Sonstige Befehle 19 Kapitel 20: HP - Befehlsübersicht / Schriften-Module 20 Kapitel 21: HP - Zeichensätze 21 Programmierung Kapitel 22: HP - Schriftnamen 22 Kapitel 23: HP - PJL-Befehle 23 Anhang A: Technische Daten A Anhang B: Schnittstellendaten B Anhang C: Erhöhung der darstellbaren Auflösung C Anhang D: Warenzeichen D Anhänge Anhang E: Fachbegriffe E Anhang F: Stichwortverzeichnis F V hinhalt.pm6 5 03.12.97, 09:36 Inhalt I Rechtliche Hinweise II Wegweiser durch das Handbuch III Kapitelübersicht VI Inhaltsverzeichnis XIV Sicherheitshinweise XIV Drucker aufstellen XV Netzanschluß / Kabelbelegung XVI Hinweis- und Warnsymbole XVII Schreibweisen des Handbuches XVII Servicearbeiten / Wartung XVIII Verbrauchsmaterial / Zubehör XVIII Maschinenlesbare Schriften Kapitel 1: Aufstellen und Einrichten 1-1 Drucker auspacken und aufstellen 1-2 Drucker einrichten 1-2 Die Tonerkassette 1-4 Die Papierkassette 1-5 Drucker anschließen 1-7 Drucker einschalten 1-7 Sprache der Meldungen wählen 1-8 Emulation und Druckertreiber 1-8 HP LaserJet 6P (PCL 6) 1-9 Adobe PostScript Level 2 (Zubehör) 1-10 Druckersprache (Emulation) auswählen Kapitel 2: Vorstellen des Druckers 2-1 Der Drucker und seine Teile 2-1 Vorderansicht 2-2 Rückansicht 2-3 Das Bedienfeld 2-3 Anzeigefeld 2-3 Anzeige der Papierformate 2-3 Ready-Lampe 2-4 Tastenfeld VI hinhalt.pm6 6 03.12.97, 09:36 Kapitel 3: Normalbetrieb 3-1 Grundfunktionen 3-1 ON-LINE / OFF-LINE 3-1 Seitenausgabe erzwingen, FORM FEED 3-2 Drucker rücksetzen, RECOVER / RESET 3-2 Meldungen des Anzeigefeldes 3-7 Fehlermeldungen Kapitel 4: Papierverarbeitung 4-1 Erste Papierkassette 4-1 Papier einlegen / Papierende 4-3 Erste Papierkassette wählen 4-4 Manueller Einzug 4-5 Vorrangiger Einzug 4-6 Menüsteuerung 4-7 Softwaresteuerung 4-8 Briefumschläge bedrucken 4-10 Papierausgabe 4-10 Papierablage oben (face down) 4-11 Papierablage hinten (face up) 4-12 Papieranforderung 4-12 Papierhinweise 4-12 Papierformate 4-13 Papiersorten 4-14 Heizungstemperatur einstellen 4-15 Bedingt verwendbares Druckmaterial 4-17 Übersicht Papierverarbeitung Kapitel 5: Verbrauchsmaterial und Reinigung 5-1 Toner 5-2 Tonerkassette wechseln 5-5 LED-Zeile reinigen 5-6 Tonersparmodus 5-7 Bildtrommel 5-8 Bildtrommeleinheit wechseln 5-12 Reinigungsseite / Bildtrommel reinigen 5-13 Druckwerk reinigen 5-15 Druckergehäuse reinigen 5-15 Papier-Separator wechseln (1. / 2. Kassette) VII hinhalt.pm6 7 03.12.97, 09:36 Kapitel 6: Druckermenü einstellen 6-1 Das Menü 6-1 Menügruppen, Menüpunkte, Menüwerte 6-2 Wegweiser durch das Menü 6-2 Einstellung des Druckermenüs 6-4 MENU1 6-7 Menu2 6-8 Erklärung der Menüpunkte - MENU1 6-12 Erklärung der Menüpunkte - Menu2 6-19 Schnellzugriff auf einige Menüpunkte 6-19 Schachtauswahl / TRAY TYPE 6-20 Papierformat / PAPER SIZE 6-20 Energiesparmodus / POWER SAVE 6-21 Technischer Modus 6-22 MENU1 auf Werkseinstellung rücksetzen 6-22 Hexdumpmodus 6-23 Bildtrommelzähler zurücksetzen 6-23 Bedienfeld sperren / freigeben 6-24 Empfangsspeicher einstellen 6-25 Nullpunkt einstellen 6-26 Papiereinzugsbefehl 6-26 Ausrichtung des Nullpunktes 6-27 Englische Menüeinstellungen Kapitel 7: Probleme und Lösungen 7-1 Druckqualität (Fehlerbilder) 7-6 Allgemeine Hinweise zur Druckqualität 7-6 Hardwarefehler 7-8 Papierverarbeitung 7-8 Briefumschläge 7-9 Softwarefehler: Anwendungsprogramm 7-11 Softwarefehler: HP-Befehle 7-12 Fehlermeldungen des Anzeigefeldes 7-14 Papiermeldungen 7-14 Papierende 7-15 Einzugsstau / Geräusche 7-15 Papierstau innerhalb des Druckers 7-17 Papierstau bei der Ausgabe 7-17 Falsches Papierformat VIII hinhalt.pm6 8 03.12.97, 09:36 7-18 Testmöglichkeiten 7-18 Verfügbare Schriftarten 7-18 Menüeinstellung 7-18 Testseite 7-18 Hexdumpmodus Kapitel 8: Drucker für den Transport verpacken Kapitel 9: Zubehör 9-1 Zweiter Papierschacht 9-2 Installieren 9-3 Papier einlegen 9-4 Gebrauch des zweiten Papierschachts 9-5 Fehlermeldungen bei Papierstau 9-6 DIN-A4-Papieranschlag 9-8 Zweiten Papierschacht abbauen 9-8 Universaleinzug 9-9 Installieren 9-10 Papier einlegen 9-13 Fehlermeldungen bei Papierstau 9-13 Universaleinzug abbauen 9-14 Speichererweiterungskarte 9-18 Schnittstellenkarte RS-232C 9-21 Netzwerkarte 10Base-T 9-25 Module 9-27 Speicher-Modul 9-28 PostScript-Modul 9-28 Schriften-Modul Kapitel 10: HP - PCL-Grundlagen 10-2 Druckerbefehle 10-2 Steuerzeichen 10-2 PCL-Befehle 10-2 HP GL/2-Befehle 10-3 PJL-Befehle 10-3 Aufbau von Escape-Sequenzen 10-3 Zweistellige Escape-Sequenzen 10-4 Mehrstellige Escape-Sequenzen 10-5 Befehlsketten 10-6 Programmiersprachen verwenden IX hinhalt.pm6 9 03.12.97, 09:36 Kapitel 11: HP - Seitenformatierung 11-1 Die Seite 11-4 Ausrichtung 11-4 Druckrichtung 11-5 Das Koordinatensystem 11-6 Formatierungsbefehle 11-6 Papierformat 11-6 Seitenlänge 11-7 Die logische Seite 11-7 Ränder der logischen Seite 11-8 Vertikale Schrittweite (VMI) 11-8 Zeilenabstand 11-8 Horizontale Schrittweite (HMI) 11-9 Textbereich und Ränder 11-10 Automatischer Seitenvorschub 11-11 Automatischer Zeilenumbruch 11-12 Darstellung der Ränder 11-12 Freies Papierformat Kapitel 12: HP - Cursor-Positionierung 12-1 Der Cursor 12-2 Horizontale Cursor-Positionierung 12-4 Vertikale Cursor-Positionierung 12-5 Zeilenende 12-6 Cursor-Position speichern Kapitel 13: HP - Schriftenmerkmale und -auswahl 13-1 Über die Schriftarten 13-1 Merkmale einer Schriftart 13-3 Priorität der Merkmale 13-4 Residente Schriftarten verwenden 13-4 Bitmuster-Schriftarten 13-4 Skalierbare Schriften 13-5 Verfügbare Schriftarten 13-7 Schriften-Module verwenden 13-7 Ladbare Schriftarten verwenden 13-9 Schriftart im Menü wählen 13-10 Schrift über Steuerbefehle wählen 13-11 Merkmale festlegen 13-18 Beispiel einer Schriftart-Bestimmung X hinhalt.pm6 10 03.12.97, 09:36 Kapitel 14: HP - Grafikprogrammierung 14-1 Rastergrafiken 14-1 Ausrichtung 14-1 Auflösung 14-3 Bezug Rastergrafik 14-3 Start Rastergrafik 14-3 Vertikale Rasterbewegung 14-3 Komprimierung von Grafikdaten 14-4 Übertragung der Grafikdaten 14-4 Ende der Rastergrafik 14-4 Rasterhöhe / Rasterbreite definieren 14-5 Rastergrafik zusammenstellen 14-5 Rechteckgrafiken 14-5 Horizontale / Vertikale Rechteckgröße 14-6 Schwärzungsgrad / Füllmuster 14-8 Drucke Rechteck 14-8 Rechteckgrafik anwenden 14-9 Vektorgrafiken 14-9 HP-GL/2-Modus 14-9 Zeichnungsgröße / Bildrahmengröße 14-10 Bildmanipulation 14-10 Musterauswahl 14-11 Transparentmodus 14-11
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