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4.2 Description of Menu Items 69
nPrint Mode
*1 (refer to P. 83)
Sets the print data process method (printer language to be used).
[Auto] (default)
Select this to make the printer automatically detect the printer language being used in the
data received from a computer and perform printing based on the detected data.
[PCL] [PS] [ESC/P] [HP-GL/2] [TIFF]
Select this to process the data received from a computer as the specified data type.
nPJL
*2 (refer to P. 83)
This printer supports PJL commands that are independent from any printer languages. The
PJL commands are used to control print jobs and are required for printing using a printer
driver. In this menu, specify whether to enable or disable the PJL commands sent from a
computer. PJL commands allow you to specify the printer language to be used for the next
data even while the printer is using a different printer language at the time. Normally, it
should be set to [Enable]. The default is [Enable].
nAuto Eject Time
*3 (refer to P. 83)
Sets the time interval for the printer to automatically print the remaining data when no further
data is received for a continuous period.
The time can be set between 5 to 1275 seconds in increments of 5 seconds. The default is
[30 Secs]. When no data is received for the period specified here after the last data was
received, the printer determines it as job end.
nAdobe Protocol
Specifies the communications protocol for PostScript.
[Normal] (default)
Select this when the communication protocol is in ASCII format.
[Binary]
Select this when the communication protocol is in binary format. Selecting this may cause
the printing process to be faster than [Normal] depending on the printing data.
[TBCP]
Select this when you have to switch between ASCII and binary formats by using specific
control codes because they are both used as the communications protocol.
Note
• Select an option according to the data format output from the printer driver in a computer.
• Generally, accept the default setting, [Normal].
• This setting is only available when PostScript is used for printing.