Xerox 4050 Service Manual
SETTING UP PRINT JOB SOURCES
Taking a tape offline from the LPS
Any time the ready indicator light is off, the CTS is offline from
the LPS.
the LPS.
Press the Ready button once so that the ready indicator light
goes off. The following message displays if a cartridge tape is
still in the drive:
goes off. The following message displays if a cartridge tape is
still in the drive:
NT READY U
or
NT READY F
If there is no tape in the drive, a single asterisk (*) appears.
Powering off the CTS
Once you have unloaded and removed the tape cartridge from
the transport, press down the side of the power switch marked
0.
the transport, press down the side of the power switch marked
0.
Receiving offline jobs
Before printing offline jobs, you must identify the tape drive
where you mounted the tape containing the print job.
where you mounted the tape containing the print job.
If your system is equipped to process offline jobs, you may have
a 9-track magnetic tape drive, a 180 CTS, or your system may
have both. These are your print job sources for offline jobs.
a 9-track magnetic tape drive, a 180 CTS, or your system may
have both. These are your print job sources for offline jobs.
Your system may also be equipped with a 1/4-inch cartridge tape
drive. This is not a source for print jobs.
drive. This is not a source for print jobs.
The system recognizes two keywords for specifying the tape
drive where the job tape is mounted: TAPE and CARTRIDGE.
You must identify the physical tape drive assigned to each of
these keywords. You identify the device using the SUB DEVICE
command. For example, if you are using a cartridge you would
enter a substitute device command, such as SUB DEV SFCTS FOR
TAPE.
drive where the job tape is mounted: TAPE and CARTRIDGE.
You must identify the physical tape drive assigned to each of
these keywords. You identify the device using the SUB DEVICE
command. For example, if you are using a cartridge you would
enter a substitute device command, such as SUB DEV SFCTS FOR
TAPE.
The TAPE keyword applies to 9-track magnetic tape drives. Your
system has only one option for a 9-track magnetic tape drive, so
you do not need to identify the physical device for this keyword.
If an open reel tape drive is installed in your system, the TAPE
keyword identifies this device by default.
system has only one option for a 9-track magnetic tape drive, so
you do not need to identify the physical device for this keyword.
If an open reel tape drive is installed in your system, the TAPE
keyword identifies this device by default.
The CARTRIDGE keyword applies to cartridge tape drives. Your
system has two options for a cartridge tape drive: the 18-track
180 CTS (1/2-inch cartridge tape drive), and the 1/4-inch cartridge
tape drive. The 1/4-inch cartridge tape drive is not a source for
print jobs, but it may be identified for copying and backing up
files.
system has two options for a cartridge tape drive: the 18-track
180 CTS (1/2-inch cartridge tape drive), and the 1/4-inch cartridge
tape drive. The 1/4-inch cartridge tape drive is not a source for
print jobs, but it may be identified for copying and backing up
files.
•
If only one of these tape drive options is installed in your
system, you do not need to identify the physical device for
the CARTRIDGE keyword.
system, you do not need to identify the physical device for
the CARTRIDGE keyword.
•
If both cartridge tape drives are installed in your system, you
must identify the drive using the SUB DEVICE command.
must identify the drive using the SUB DEVICE command.
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XEROX 4050/4090/4450/4650 LPS OPERATOR GUIDE