Printing The Demo Page; Connecting To A Computer/Host System; Installing Printer Software - Olivetti JP 90 Manual Del Usuario

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After printing, the paper is expelled from the printer and
stacked in the output rack (capacity 10 sheets) in front of the
ASF.
Always make sure there is no paper in the printer before
switching it off.
See "Paper" in the User Guide for the types and sizes of
paper you can use in your printer.

Printing the Demo Page

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With the printer powered, press the ON LINE and
CARTRIDGE keys for at least four seconds.
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A sheet of paper will be fed into the printer and the "demo"
page will be executed automatically. The ON LINE will
flash slowly while the "demo" page is being printed.
Do not open the front cover of the printer while printing is
in progress, as this may cause the paper to jam.
To print another "demo" page, repeat the above procedure.
To suspend printing temporarily, press ON LINE (pressing
this key a second time will cause printing to continue).
The "demo" page lists the principal features of your printer.
The "demo" page contents (see example on page XI) may
vary slightly, but this will not affect the functioning of
your printer in any way.
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Connecting to a Computer/Host System

The interface cable for connecting the printer to your PC
is NOT supplied with the printer. A manufacturer-
recommended interface cable is available as an option.
Make sure both your printer and your computer/host
system are switched off.
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Plug the interface cable connector (item 3 or 4 on page IV)
into the socket on the rear of the printer (see figure on
page V).
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Connect the other end of the interface cable to the
appropriate interface connector socket (port) on your
computer/host system.

Installing Printer Software

The diskettes (item D on page III) supplied with your printer
contain:
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a monochrome multilingual driver for Windows® 95,
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a monochrome multilingual driver for Windows® 3.1/3.11
and the printer set-up utility (for personalised settings
under DOS).
The contents of the diskettes guarantee compatibility with the
specific operating environments and provide a user-friendly
interface for programming the printer. The diskettes have a
"Read-Me" file which contains last minute information on your
driver.
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