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Making Printouts (Continued)
To interrupt printing
Press one of the FEED, the CUT or the OPEN/CLOSE button while printing or
while copying. The printer stops printing.
Note
If you press the COPY button immediately after turning the power on, an alarm
buzzer will sound as nothing is stored in the memory.
To stop printing and capture another image displayed on the video
monitor
To do this, the INTERRUPT of the INTERRUPT sub menu of the PRINTER main
menu must be set to ON. (See page 84.)
Press the CAPTURE button while printing or copying. The printer stops printing,
captures the new image and positions it where the cursor is placed. Press the COPY
button again to make a printout.
If the printout image is blurred
A rapidly moving image may be blurred when printed. Should this occur, change
the MEMORY to FIELD on the MEMORY sub menu of the PICTURE main
menu. (See page 77.)
If the brightness and/or contrast of printouts is unsatisfied
You can adjust the brightness and contrast of printouts using the BRIGHTNESS
sub menu and the CONTRAST sub menu.
Pressing the BRIGHT button on the sub panel results in accessing the
BRIGHTNESS sub menu easily. (See page 78.)
Pressing the CONTRAST button on the sub panel results in accessing the
CONTRAST sub menu easily. (See page 78.)
Remotely controlling the printer
You can remotely control the printer using the RM-91 remote control unit or the
FS-20 foot switch.
Since the button on the remote control unit or foot switch functions exactly same as
the CAPTURE button, pressing either of them results in an image being captured.
When all the reduced images (the number chosen on the MULTI PICTURE sub
menu) have been captured and they are automatically printed in one page.
If AUTO PRINT is set to ON on the AUTO PRINT sub menu of the PRINTER
main menu (see page 87), pressing the switch on the remote control unit or foot
switch during printing causes the printer to stop, capture the image now displayed
and position it where the cursor is placed. If the cursor has been placed at the last
position, the printer automatically starts printing.
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