User manual KONICA MINOLTA MAGICOLOR 2200

[. . . ] Remote Console User's Guide 1800264-001E Trademarks The MINOLTA-QMS logo, imPRESS, PS Executive Series, and Crown/MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. ; Hewlett-Packard, HP-GL, and HP PCL/Hewlett-Packard, Inc. ; PostScript is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated for a page description language and may be registered in certain jurisdictions; DECnet, VAX, LN03, and VMS/Digital Equipment Corporation; FrameMaker/Adobe Systems Corporation; UNIX/UNIX Systems Laboratories, Inc. Proprietary Statement The digitally encoded software in Remote Console is Copyrighted 2000 by MINOLTAQMS, Inc. This software may not be reproduced, modified, displayed, transferred, or copied in any form or in any manner or on any media, in whole or in part, without the express written permission of MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. Copyright Notice This manual is Copyrighted 2000 by MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. , One Magnum Pass, Mobile, AL 36618. This manual may not be copied in whole or in part, nor transferred to any other media or language, without the express written permission of MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. Manual Notice MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. reserves the right to make changes to this manual and to the equipment described herein without notice. [. . . ] Display a list of who is logged into the console server. Admin Mode Commands If you have administrator privileges, you can enter admin mode. The commands accessible from admin mode are shown in the following table: Administrator Commands admin cancel n cd config copy (cp) del (rm) exit fonts format help (?) jobs n languages ls, dir Enter console administrator mode, if you have administrative privileges. List files. 12 next n normal order j1 j2 printsetup priority j p pwd quit reboot rename (mv) reset resetaccount settime silent time who Print job number n next. Display a list of who is logged into the console server. Print Job Status Information When using the remote console commands, information displayed on the console may contain any of the following terms. Cancelled Interface Interpreting Job Owner Page Printed Printing Prio Sheet The job has been cancelled. The number of logical pages (page images) printed (how many sides, such as in duplex printing). The number of physical pages (sheets of paper) printed. 13 Spooled Spooling Status Terminating Title The printer has received all data for the job. The title of the file. System Information Commands The system commands allow you to perform system tasks, such as access help, access font information, print a status page, display the time, display the available emulations, check the console sessions, and display active print jobs. Accessing Help Command Purpose help (?) Display the commands accessible in a given console mode. To access a specific mode's help, you must first be in that mode, and then enter the help command at the magicolor 6100 -> prompt. user, admin, offline If you have administrator privileges, you can enter the admin mode and display help that lists the following commands, plus others which pertain only to the admin mode. See "Console Mode" on page 8, for information on how to access the admin mode. With n, display details on job n - List available fonts - Cancel job in progress (or specific) - Print status page(s) - Take printer off line - Bring printer on line - Enter console administrative mode - Help menu - Display the current date and time - Display the emulation selection menu Mode Notes Example jobs n fonts cancel n printsetup offline online admin help (?) time languages 14 who quit normal silent priority j p order j1 j2 next n - Who is logged in on the console server - Quit console session - Enable error/status reporting - Disable error/status reporting - Change j's printing priority to p - Print j1 before j2 - Print job n next Accessing Font Information Command Purpose Mode Notes fonts (f) Display a menu that allows you to view the fonts available from an emulation currently installed in the printer. user, admin, offline If optional emulations and fonts are installed, they appear also. The value listed in [ ] is the default value and can be entered by pressing the Enter key . If you enter the number that corresponds to the desired emulation, the list of available fonts for that emulation appears with the available font sizes. Exit menu Chose one [0]: 4 Example ##FONTS## 54 Font: Courier; Standard; Selection Index 0 Font: Courier Italic; Standard; Selection Index 1 Font: Courier Bold; Standard; Selection Index 2 Font: Courier Bold Italic; Standard; Selection Index 3 Font: Albertus Medium; Standard; Selection Index 4 15 Font: Albertus Extra Bold; Standard; Selection Index 5 Font: Antique Olive; Standard; Selection Index 6 Font: Antique Olive Italic; Standard; Selection Index 7 Font: Antique Olive Bold; Standard; Selection Index 8 Font: Arial; Standard; Selection Index 9 Font: Arial Italic; Standard; Selection Index 10 Font: Arial Bold; Standard; Selection Index 11 Font: Arial Bold Italic; Standard; Selection Index 12 Font: Clarendon Condensed Bold; Standard; Selection Index 13 Font: Coronet; Standard; Selection Index 14 Font: Garamond Antiqua; Standard; Selection Index 15 Font: Garamond Kursiv; Standard; Selection Index 16 Font: Garamond Halbfett; Standard; Selection Index 17 Press Enter to continue Printing Status Page Command Purpose Mode Notes printsetup (s) Print a status page to the printer. See your printer user's guide for more information on the status page. magicolor 6100->printsetup Status page(s) queued to print magicolor 6100->Idle magicolor 6100->Input Idle Printing Example Displaying the Time Command Purpose Mode time (t) Display the current time on the printer system clock. user, offline, admin 16 Notes On most Crown printers, if the time and date are incorrect, they can be changed through the admin mode settime command. magicolor 6100->time Thur Jan 20, 1994 15:03:12 Example Accessing the Printer Emulation Command Purpose Mode Notes languages (l) Display a menu that allows you to view the current setup for a selected emulation. user, offline, admin The value in brackets [ ] is the current value for the selection. Not all the options shown in this example are available on all printers. [. . . ] Exit menu Choose one [0]: 1 Press the Enter key or type 1, and the operator control options appear: Operator Control 1. Exit menu Choose one [0]: If an operator control menu password is enabled, you are prompted to enter it: Printer Configuration 1. Exit menu Choose one [0]: 1 Enter Password: Enter value [ ]: 34 Configure the administration menu options: Printer Configuration 1. Exit menu Choose one [0]: 2 Press the Enter key or type 2, and the Administration menu options appear: Administration 1. [. . . ]