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Enabling and disabling SysStart Job execution |
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You may load a startup (
Sys/Start)
file onto an external hard disk. The
Sys/Start
job file is similar to an
init
file: When you turn on the printer, the file executes -- providing that
Sys/Start
has been enabled through a control file downloaded to the printer.
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With multiple disks, only
one
disk can contain a
Sys/Start
file.
If the
Sys/Start
file contains an error, the printer ignores the remainder of the file and may not start up as expected.
You can also control SysStart Job execution from the printer's front panel
Printer Defaults
menu, using the
SCSI
Startup Mode
option.
Macintosh
users
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From the printer's CD-ROM, run the Installer application. Select
Custom Install. Select
Printer Utilities. From your computer's hard disk, open the
PhaserTools
folder.
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From the
PhaserTools
folder, double-click
Apple Printer Utility.
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Double-click
Apple Printer Utility;
a Printer Selector dialog box appears:
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Under
AppleTalk Zones, select your printer's zone.
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Under
Printers, select your printer.
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Click
Open Printer.
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From the
Utilities
menu, select
Send PostScript File.
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Open the
PhaserTools
folder. Open the
Printer Utilities
folder; select
SysStartJob; click
Add.
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Click
Send.
PC and
workstation users
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From the printer's CD-ROM, run
setup.exe. Select
Custom Install. Select
Printer Utilities. From your computer's hard disk, open the
PHSRTOOL
directory. Open the
PHSR740
subdirectory.
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Select one of the following files:
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SYSTART.PS
Enables automatic execution of the
SysStart job.
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NOSYSTRT.PS
Disables automatic execution of the
SysStart job.
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Use one of the following methods to send to the printer the desired file:
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PC users: Use the DOS
COPY.
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Windows 3.1 users:
In the
File Manager, use the
Copy
command.
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Workstation users: Send a file to the printer as you would any PostScript file.
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