Xerox Phaser 340 User Guide
Modifying Printer Operations
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Printing Reference
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Enabling and disabling bi-directional status reporting
The bi-directional utility files are provided for support of operating systems
and applications, such as Windows 95, that are capable of bi-directional
status reporting with a printer connected to the parallel port. This feature
uses the IEEE specification, and supports the Nibble Mode protocol.
and applications, such as Windows 95, that are capable of bi-directional
status reporting with a printer connected to the parallel port. This feature
uses the IEEE specification, and supports the Nibble Mode protocol.
You do not need a special cable; refer to the Phaser 340 Color Printer User
Manual for information on ordering the standard parallel cable available
from Tektronix.
Manual for information on ordering the standard parallel cable available
from Tektronix.
Note
Windows 3.0 and 3.1 do not support bi-directional status
reporting.
reporting.
Note
The printer is shipped with the uni-directional mode enabled.
1.
Install the utility files from either the Phaser 340 CD-ROM or the
Printer Software for Windows diskette; refer to page 3-35 for
instructions.
Printer Software for Windows diskette; refer to page 3-35 for
instructions.
2.
Locate the installed files in the PHSR340 subdirectory inside the
PHSRTOOL directory on your hard disk and select one of the
following files.
PHSRTOOL directory on your hard disk and select one of the
following files.
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Use the BIDIR.PS file to enable bi-directional status reporting on a
parallel port.
parallel port.
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Use the UNIDIR.PS file to disable bi-directional status reporting.
3.
Use one of the following methods to send the desired file to the
printer:
printer:
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PC users: Use the DOS COPY command to send the file to the
printer; refer to page 3-38 if you need instructions. (Windows 3.1
users can also use the Copy command in the File Manager; see
page 3-37 if you need instructions.)
printer; refer to page 3-38 if you need instructions. (Windows 3.1
users can also use the Copy command in the File Manager; see
page 3-37 if you need instructions.)
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Workstation users: Send the file to the printer as you would any
PostScript file.
PostScript file.