LP 800  (260-2890)             Menu Settings           Faxback Doc. # 4100

Menu Operation Panel:

Note: Faxback Doc. # 4101 will provide a Menu List for the Main Configurat-
                     ion.
                   # 4102 will provide Menu Listings for the HP Emulation.
                   # 4103 will provide Menu Listings for the IBM Emulation.
                   # 4104 will provide Menu Listings for the Epson Emulation.
                   # 4105 will provide Menu Listings for the PDL Emulation.
                   # 4106 will provide Menu Listings for the Serial Interface.

The LP-800 has an LCD display, 4 LED indicators, and 8 keypad controls 
which are used to configure the printer. 

Below is a description of each function possible with the menu operation
panel:

LCD Display:         Displays status of printer, menu options, and error
                     messages.

Power/Drum Life LED: Used to indicate that the printer is powered ON and to
                     show approximate drum life. The indicator will change
                     its color from green to orange at 7,500 copies, and 
                     then to red at 9,900 copies indicating that the drum 
                     life is close to its end. At 10,000 copies CHANGE DRUM
                     displays on the LCD panel.

Error LED:           Used in conjunction with the LCD display to indicate a
                     problem with the printer.

Ready LED:           Used to indicate that the printer is ready to print. 
                     If blinking, there is data in the printer buffer.

Manual LED:          Used to indicate that the printer is set for MANUAL 
                     paper feed.

Function:            Used to enter the setup menus for the printer. Press-
                     ing Function and Set at power on, will place the 
                     printer in the HEXDUMP mode.

UP & Down:           These buttons are used to select between the menu and
                     item selections in the setup menus. When both buttons 
                     are pressed in the off line state, the printer will 
                     perform a selftest.

Set:                 Used to "set" or select the menu/item in the setup 
                     menus.

Continue/Reset:      Used to save menu setup changes to memory. Or if used 
                     in the menu setup mode, will reset the configuration 
                     to the factory default values.

FF:                  This button will empty the contents of the printer 
                     buffer and form feed (eject) the page.

Printfont/Test:      Used when performing a Font Test or Status Print Test.

Online:              Used to place the printer in the on line or off line
                     state. The Ready LED will indicate if the printer is 
                     on line or off line. When the button is pressed during
                     power on, the print density function is enabled.

┌────────────────┐
│Using the Menu: │
└────────────────┘

Menu settings are stored in the printer's memory even after you turn off
power and they remain unchanged until you reprogram them. Use the keys on
the operation panel to program the functions. The setting you can change
flashes on the display.

1. With the printer off line, press FUNCTION to enter the menu programming
   mode.
2. Press UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW so the directory name you wish to change
   flashes on the display.
3. Press SET to enter the menu select mode. The first menu item flashes.
4. Press UP or DOWN ARROW so the menu item you want to change flashes on
   the display.
5. Press SET to enter the change setting mode. The current setting flashes.
6. Press UP or DOWN ARROW until the setting you want flashes on the display.
7. Press SET to return to the menu select mode. The menu item flashes.

   If necessary, repeat Steps 4 to 7 to program other settings.

8. Press FUNCTION to exit the menu programming mode.
9. Press CONTINUE/RESET to store the new settings into memory.

Note: The PAPER SET, MANUAL FEED, and THICK PAPER functions become valid
without pressing CONTINUE/RESET. If you changed only these functions, you 
do not need to press CONTINUE/RESET.

(dtc-08/06/93)