68Chapter 3 Configuration EditorMenu TreeThe Configuration Editor displays the printer configurations in a tree format(see Figure 51). The top level of the tree is the OFFLINE menu. From thislevel, the tree branches into the printer’s submenus. Menu items that have aor (handle) next to them have further submenus below them. Click thehandle to expand or collapse the submenus below. (You may also use theExpand Tree/Collapse Tree options in the View menu, but these options willexpand or collapse all submenus.)The Configuration Editor has three drop-down menus at the bottom. TheDisplayed Language option allows you to select from five or more differentlanguages to display the configuration information. The DisplayedConfiguration option lets you choose between the available configurations todisplay. The Power-Up Configuration allows you to assign which configurationloads whenever the printer turns on.Creating ConfigurationsAlong with the factory configuration, your printer allows up to 8 user-definedconfigurations that can be downloaded to your printer’s memory. You maycreate configurations using the operator panel or by using the ConfigurationEditor.To create a configuration using the Configuration Editor:1. Select Edit Copy From:. A list of configurations appears. Undefinedconfigurations appear gray. Choose one of the configurations.2. Click Edit. (Notice that the configuration you chose in step 1 now appearsnext to the Copy From: menu item.) Move your mouse down to Copy To.A list of configurations appears. Choose the number of the configurationyou want to create. This new configuration is created with the settingsfrom the configuration you chose in step 1.NOTE: If you choose to Copy To a configuration which already exists, thatconfiguration will be overwritten.3. You may now edit the configuration settings. See “ChangingConfigurations” on page 69.
