User manual EPSON ACULASER M2400

[. . . ] 275 The printout color differs when printed from different printers 275 The color looks different from what you see on the computer screen . . 311 Chapter 9 Functions of the Control Panel Using the Control Panel Menus . . 371 Appendix B Working with Fonts EPSON BarCode Fonts (Windows Only). 418 Glossary 11 12 ® Color Laser Printer All rights reserved. [. . . ] To confirm that the Hard Disk Drive is installed correctly, use the printer's control panel menus to print a status sheet. If the drive is not listed on the status sheet, try reinstalling the drive. Make sure that the connector on the Hard Disk Drive is securely connected to the socket on the circuit board. Note: If you are using Windows, and EPSON Status Monitor 3 is not installed, you have to make settings manually in the printer driver. Click the Update the Printer Option Information Manually button on the Optional Settings menu, then click Settings. Then select the Optional HDD Unit check box on the Optional Settings dialog box and click OK. Removing the Hard Disk Drive Follow these steps to remove the Hard Disk Drive: c w Caution: Before you remove the Hard Disk Drive, be sure to discharge any static electricity by touching a grounded piece of metal. Warning: Be careful when working inside the printer as some components are sharp and may cause injury. 1. Remove all interface cables from the interface connectors. 198 Installing Options 3. Loosen the two screws on the back of the printer. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 199 w Warning: Removing other screws and covers will expose high voltage areas. 4. Loosen the three screws on the Hard Disk Drive, and pull out the connector from the circuit board. Turn on the printer. Installing Options Memory Module By installing a Dual In-line Memory Module (DIMM), you can increase printer memory up to 1024 MB. Make sure that the more than 64 MB memory module is installed in the S0 slot. Store the memory module in an anti-static packet such as the one it came packaged in. Turn on the printer. 208 Installing Options Adobe PostScript 3 ROM Module In some locations, the Adobe PostScript 3 Kit (C12C832571) ROM module is available as an option. This module allows your printer to print documents in the PostScript printing language. Note: The features provided by the Adobe PostScript 3 ROM Module cannot be used when the printer is connected to a Macintosh computer using an optional IEEE 1394 Type B Interface Card. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Installing the Adobe PostScript 3 ROM module Follow these steps to install the Adobe PostScript 3 ROM module: c w Caution: Before you install the ROM module, be sure to discharge any static electricity by touching a grounded piece of metal. Warning: Be careful when working inside the printer as some components are sharp and may cause injury. Installing Options 209 1. Loosen the two screws on the back of the printer. w 210 Warning: Removing other screws and covers will expose high voltage areas. Installing Options 4. Hold the ROM module above the slot and insert it into the slot A in the orientation shown below, until the clip comes up to hold the ROM module securely in place. Do not apply too much force. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Installing Options 211 c Caution: Do not force the ROM into the slot. To confirm that the Adobe PostScript 3 ROM module is installed correctly, print a status sheet. If PS3 is not listed as an installed emulation on the status sheet, try reinstalling the module. [. . . ] Bitmap fonts are displayed on computer screens and printed on dot matrix printers. See outline font. buffer See memory. character set A collection of letters, numbers, and symbols used in a particular language. ColorSync Macintosh software that is designed to help you get WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) color output. This software prints colors as you see them on your screen. cpi (characters per inch) A measure of the size of fixed-width text characters. CR (carriage return) A control code to return the printing position to the start of the next line after printing one line. default A value or setting that takes effect when the printer is turned on, reset, or initialized. download To transfer information from the computer to the printer. downloaded font A font that is loaded into the printer's memory from an outside source, such as a computer. Also called soft font. dpi (dots per inch) The number of dots per inch is a measure of printer resolution. [. . . ]