Lexmark W810 用户指南

Managing memory

When you disable job buffering for a particular port, the change takes effect immediately. 
However, we recommend that you reset the printer to free up the printer memory that has 
been allocated for job buffering.

If you alter the size of the job buffering partition, you must manually reenable job buffering 
for each of the ports. Altering the size of the partition requires reformatting the hard disk. 
Since the printer settings for job buffering are stored on the disk, they are overwritten.

Note: You cannot change the size of the job buffering partition while buffered print 

jobs are on the disk.

If your printer experiences a power loss, any print jobs fully buffered to the hard disk 
remain complete. When power is restored, the job buffering code searches the hard disk 
for these fully buffered print jobs. If it finds one or more, the operator panel displays the 
following message: 

 Pressing 

 prints all valid jobs stored on the 

disk. Once these jobs start printing, new jobs can be received on all ports. Pressing 

 or 

 formats the job buffering partition and deletes all print jobs.

When you first turn the printer on, you must choose to print all or none of the jobs stored 
on the disk. You cannot select specific jobs that you want to print.

Jobs that were only partially printed before the power loss are printed again in their 
entirety. However, print jobs that were in the process of being spooled to the disk are most 
likely lost, and are not printed when power is restored.

Under normal circumstances, a buffered print job remains stored on the disk until the 
entire job is printed. The job is only removed from the disk when the spooler task receives 
a message back from the print engine stating that the job has completed printing. This 
lets you reprint complete print jobs after a power failure.