WW200 Top Ten Customer Questions - FIRST EDITION 1. Q: What are the features of the Winwriter 200 ? A: 4ppm laser printing 300 dpi with automatic resolution adjustment Uses Windows Printing System which was co-developed by Microsoft and Lexmark Host based PCL4 Emulation Designed for the Small Business and Home User Supports Multiple Paper Types: letter, legal,envelopes, and transparencies etc. WYSIWYG printing (What You See Is What You Get) Host based Operator Panel Ships with 22 True Type Fonts and Uses complement of 14 Windows Fonts 14 PCL fonts for DOS printing Single Element "Clean Hands" Print Cartridge" One Year Les Warranty 150 Sheet Input Tray/ 50 Sheet Output Tray Low Price Laser Quality Printing The printer requires Windows 3.1 or greater, 4 Meg of PC RAM, and 5 Meg of hard disk space. 2. Q: How do I print from DOS (with Windows installed) ? A: To print from a DOS application, Windows must be running. DOS must be accessed by clicking on the DOS icon in Windows. Choose an HP II or an equivalent PCL4 driver in your DOS applications. Select the Winwriter 200 driver as the default printer in the Windows Control Panel. Changes to fonts, page sizes, orientation are made in Windows by clicking on the Winwriter 200 MS-DOS Settings icon. 3. Q: How do I print from DOS (when Windows is NOT installed) ? A: The Winwriter 200 requires that Windows has been invoked. The PCL4 emulation is host based and runs under Windows. Windows also controls the bi-directional communications between the printer and host. If Windows is not running then you cannot use the Winwriter 200. 4. Q: Need information about the options for the printer. A: The only options available for the Winwriter 200 are 1,2, and 4 Meg memory options. The part numbers for the memory simms are: 1183333, 1183334, and 1183335 respectively. They can be ordered from an authorized Lexmark dealer at 800-358-5835 or can be purchased from Lexmark Supplies at 800-438-2468. These are the same memory simms that are used for the IBM 4029, Valuewriter 300, Valuewriter 600, Winwriter 400, and 4037-05E. These modules are user installable. 5. Q: What type of cable does the Winwriter 200 need ? A: The Winwriter 200 incorporates high speed bi-directional communications. Lexmark recommends use of an IEEE 1284 certified cable. The Lexmark cable part number is 1329605 and can be ordered from Lexmark Supplies at 800-428-2468. 6. Q: How do I set up the Winwriter 200 in Windows ? A: Connect all other printers to FILE that are connected to the same parallel port as the WW200 in the Windows Control Panel (usually LPT1). The Windows Printing System disks are included with the printer. This software must be installed for the printer to be functional. To install the Windows Printing System click on FILE at the Program Manager and then click RUN. Type A:SETUP in the dialogue box and press Return. Verify that the printer is turned on and the printer cable is plugged in before sending a print job. Failure to do so could cause the application to lock while trying to establish communications with the printer. 7. Q: How do you print to multiple printers with the Winwriter installed ? A: Connect all other printers to FILE before printing to the Winwriter 200. Connect the Winwriter 200 to FILE before sending a print job to another printer. 8. Q: Will this printer work with other operating systems ? A: No, this printer is designed to work only with Windows 3.1 or greater with DOS being the operating system. This printer will NOT work with OS/2, UNIX, Windows NT, Windows 3.0. 9. Q: Need Supplies information. A: The yield of the starter cartridge is 3000 pages at 5% page coverage. The yield of the replacement cartridge is 4500 pages at 5% page coverage. The cartridge is a single element "clean hands" unit. This means that the developer roll, toner hopper, and photoconductor drum are contained in one unit. The part number for the cartridge is 1427090 and can be purchased from Lexmark or an authorized Lexmark dealer. 10. Q: Can the Winwriter 200 be attached as a Network printer ? A: No. The Winwriter cannot be used as a network printer. Network spoolers and print queues would interrupt the communications between printer and host. The Winwriter was designed for the small business and home user.