Device Settings
Setting the Memory
By default, the Memory setting matches the standard memory in the printing
system. If optional memory is installed, set the memory in the printer driver to
match the total amount of memory.
1
Install optional DIMM memory in the printing system.
2
In Device Settings > Memory, type or select the amount of total installed
memory by clicking the up and down arrows until the text box shows the correct
number of megabytes (MB).
If your printing system includes the Auto Configure feature, you can use it to
obtain information about the memory size.
RAM Disk
The RAM disk functions as a virtual hard disk, saving print requests into the
printing system’s memory. Because the RAM disk is temporary memory, all data
stored there is lost when the power is turned off.
In a client/server environment, this feature is unavailable to a client logged in as
a restricted user.
If selected, the Ignore application collation feature in the Compatibility
Settings dialog box lets the driver control collation. RAM disk can then increase
the print speed of collated multiple copies by sending the print job just once.
Setting RAM Disk
You can set the RAM disk to save print requests into the printing system’s
memory.
1
At the printing system's operation panel, turn on RAM disk and set its size.
2
In Device Settings > Device options, select RAM disk.
3
In the RAM disk text box, type or select the desired RAM disk size. Click the up
and down arrows until the text box shows the correct number of megabytes
(MB) available physically on the operation panel.
The maximum RAM disk size depends on the amount of installed memory.
Administrator Settings
Administrator Settings lets you set options, varying by your model, that
include controlling accessibility, displaying features in the interface and setting a
password to control access to the Administrator Settings options.
In a client/server environment, this feature is unavailable to a client logged in as
a restricted user.
Job Accounting
Job accounting gives an administrator the ability to control usage of a printing
system. With Job accounting, an administrator can assign account IDs
(identification numbers) to users or departments, a specific account ID, or make
account ID input mandatory for printing. After account IDs are created, you can
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