Xerox 180 - Manual (Page 88)

SYSTEM CONTROL TASKS
4-4 XEROX DOCUPRINT 180 LPS OPERATOR GUIDE
Power off the LPS
If no one is using the LPS for more than eight hours, power it off. For
idle times of less than eight hours, the LPS has a built-in energy
saver feature that can be adjusted to conserve energy and machine
parts. (Refer to the “Energy saver” section later in this chapter for
additional information.)
When LPS is in online mode To power off the LPS if you are running online to a host computer:
Step 1. Contact the host system operator and request that the output from
the host to the LPS be drained and the LPS be varied offline at the
host.
Step 2. Press the key or check the status display on the
PC UI desktop to ensure the system is idle (that is, not processing
print jobs or performing nonprinting tasks).
Step 3. If the job queue is not empty: Use either the Endjob or Drain tasks to
print any pages remaining in the print file. Press the STATUS> key or check the status display on the PC UI desktop,
again, to ensure the job queue is empty.
Step 4. Do one of the following:
• If you have the PC UI, either select the Offline button in the
Start window or enter OFFLINE in the Messages window.
•
If you have the system controller terminal, enter the OFFLINE
command.
Step 5. Do one of the following:
• Enter the CONTINUE I command.
•
Select CONTINUE I from the I/O window.
•
Press the Continue button on the printer control console.
• Press the key, , on the keyboard.
•
Select CONTINUE from the header button of the Messages
window.
Caution: Failure to have the LPS offline prior to powering off
causes problems with the host system.