Xerox 350 用户手册

The printer has several Help Pages that you can print from the front panel to 
learn more about the printer.  

The menu map provides a graphical view of the front panel menus.  The 
menu map can be used as a convenient navigation aid for quickly 
determining the location of menu items.  An online version of the menu map 
is also available on the World Wide Web.

The configuration page lists information on the printer’s hardware and 
software configuration and current settings.  This page is especially useful 
during network installation and troubleshooting.  You can print the 
configuration page through the front panel, by sending a PostScript 
language file to the printer (refer to the printer’s CD-ROM), or through the 
World Wide Web (refer to the PhaserShare Status Software User Manual).

The startup page lists the number of pages printed, installed interface ports, 
software version numbers, installed RAM memory, the number of fonts in 
memory, and other useful information.  By default, printing of the startup 
page is enabled on power up.  

Printing of the startup page can be enabled and disabled through the front 
panel menu, by sending a PostScript language utility file to the printer, 
through the LaserWriter utility on the Macintosh, or through the World Wide 
Web (refer to the PhaserShare Status Software User Manual).  If the printer 
detects a non-fatal failure, it automatically prints a startup page containing 
diagnostic information regardless of the startup page setting in the front 
panel menu.