• AutoSelect

• HPGL

• PCL

• PostScript

  If you select AutoSelect, the printer automatically senses the language of the print job and processes it accordingly; this is called automatic language selection. Refer to your printer's user documentation for more information about automatic language selection and which languages the printer supports.

• AutoSelect

• HPGL

• PCL

• PostScript

  If you select AutoSelect, the printer automatically senses the language of the print job and processes it accordingly; this is called automatic language selection. Refer to your printer's user documentation for more information about automatic language selection and which languages the printer supports.

• AutoSelect

• HPGL

• PCL

• PostScript

  If you select AutoSelect, the printer automatically senses the language of the print job and processes it accordingly; this is called automatic language selection. Refer to your printer's user documentation for more information about automatic language selection and which languages the printer supports.

If you select AutoSelect, the printer automatically senses the language of the print job and processes it accordingly; this is called automatic language selection. Refer to your printer's user documentation for more information about automatic language selection and which languages the printer supports.

• AutoSelect

• HP-GL

• PCL

• PostScript

  If you choose AutoSelect, the printer automatically senses the language of the print job and processes it accordingly; this is called automatic language selection. Refer to your printer's user documentation for more information about automatic language selection and which languages the printer supports.

Ethernet frame types:

• 802.3-X (Early Netware packet type)

• 802.3-2 (IEEE packet type with MAC header followed by 802.2 LLC header)

• 802.3-SNAP (IEEE packet type with MAC header followed by 802.2 LLC header and SNAP header)

• DIX (DEC/Intel/Xerox Specification Version 2 packet type)

• Adaptive. If the frame type is set to Adaptive, the printer uses the frame type of the first file server that responds to a broadcast from the printer. The printer broadcasts Ethernet packets in the following order: IEEE Ethernet 802.3, DIX Ethernet II.

  Token Ring frame types:

• 802.5-2 (IEEE Token Ring 802.5)

• 802.5-2-SNAP (IEEE Token Ring 802.5-SNAP)

• Adaptive. If the frame type is set to Adaptive, the printer uses the frame type of the first file server that responds to a broadcast from the printer. The printer broadcasts Token Ring packets in the following order: IEEE Token Ring 802.5, IEEE Token Ring 802.5-SNAP.

  The new frame type is not used until the print server or printer is reset.

You may enter a value between 0 and 1999 minutes. The default value is 3 minutes. You may need to increase the value beyond the default if the network has a file server that takes a long time to start up after a power cycle. Setting the value to 0 disables the timeout; that is, the printer will continue to search for a configuration file server or directory services tree indefinitely.

If this NDS is enabled, an entry must be entered in the DS Tree field.

If you select AutoSelect, the printer automatically senses the language of the print job and processes it accordingly; this is called automatic language selection. Refer to your printer's user documentation for more information about automatic language selection and which languages the printer supports.

• Raw. An encoding scheme that provides no communication functions. It is often used when Language is set to AutoSelect.

• Binary. An 8-bit encoding scheme that provides some communication functions, such as end-of-file and abort job. This has been superseded by TBCP.

• TBCP (Tagged Binary Communications Protocol). An 8-bit encoding scheme that provides some communication functions, such as end-of-file and abort job. This is the recommended protocol for Adobe-supplied printer drivers.

• Normal. An ASCII-based encoding scheme that is used for sending PostScript language jobs to the printer. It is not recommended for jobs that contain binary data. This is the default protocol for the Phaser 340 printer.

  Note: Protocol cannot be set to Normal if Language is set to AutoSelect; Protocol cannot be set to Raw if Language is set to PostScript, HPGL, or PCL.

Note: If Communication is set to Uni-directional, Output Device must be set to null string (select any text in the field and delete it). With a PhaserShare Ethernet or Token Ring card, if Communication is set to Bi-directional, the Output Device must be set to %Parallel%.

For Locally Administered Addresses, you can enter any valid Token Ring address between 4x:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx and 7x:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx. Entering an empty string causes the printer to reset the address to the printer's default address.

• Transparent (no source routing)

• SourceRoute (use source routing)

• Adaptive (default; printer determines whether or not to use source routing based on the data)

• Single Route. The printer uses single route broadcasts for most source route broadcasts.

• All Routes. The printer uses all routes broadcasts for all broadcasts.

  Route Broadcasting is ignored if Bridging is set to Transparent.

  NOTE: Some protocols (for example, IP and ARP) always use all routes, so they are not affected by this parameter.

Note: If you are using BOOTP to set the printer's IP address, this value is overwritten by the value entered in the bootptab file.

If you choose Dynamic Address Resolution, the values in the following fields are overwritten when the printer is reset: IP Address, Network Mask, Broadcast Address, and Gateway Address.

Ethernet frame types:

• 802.3-2 (IEEE packet type with MAC header followed by 802.2 LLC header).

• DIX (DEC/Intel/Xerox Specification Version 2 packet type).

• Adaptive Encapsulation. If you choose Adaptive Encapsulation, the printer uses both DIX (Ethernet II) and IEEE 802.3 encapsulation (with IEEE 802.2 LLC and SNAP headers).

  Token Ring frame type:

• 802.5-2 SNAP (IEEE Token Ring 802.5-SNAP)

• Raw. An encoding scheme that provides no communication functions. It is often used when Language is set to AutoSelect.

• Binary. An 8-bit encoding scheme that provides some communication functions, such as end-of-file and abort job. This has been superseded by TBCP.

• TBCP (Tagged Binary Communications Protocol). An 8-bit encoding scheme that provides some communication functions, such as end-of-file and abort job. This is the recommended protocol for Adobe-supplied printer drivers.

• Normal. An ASCII-based encoding scheme that is used for sending PostScript language jobs to the printer. It is not recommended for jobs that contain binary data. This is the default protocol for the Phaser 340 printer.

  Note: Protocol cannot be set to Normal if Language is set to AutoSelect; Protocol cannot be set to Raw if Language is set to PostScript, HPGL, or PCL.

• AutoSelect

• HPGL

• PCL

• PostScript

  If you select AutoSelect, the printer automatically senses the language of the print job and processes it accordingly; this is called automatic language selection. Refer to your printer's user documentation for more information about automatic language selection and which languages the printer supports.

If you select AutoSelect, the printer automatically senses the language of the print job and processes it accordingly; this is called automatic language selection. Refer to your printer's user documentation for more information about automatic language selection and which languages the printer supports.