Bryce 30K Specifications

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Page 1 - 30K Addressing

30K AddressingPrinter

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Parts of the Printer Printer Parts & Locations Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 2 - 1 P/N 90-00203-001

Page 3 - Canadian DOC Compliance

Appendix F  Printing with Software MICROSOFT WINDOWS™ Applications Software Driver Information Microsoft Windows 3.xx Software Driver Information

Page 4 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

Appendix F  Printing with Software Microsoft Windows Software Driver Information When using Microsoft Windows 3.0 or later, select the Generic / T

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Appendix F  Printing with Software Software Interface sample: Access 2000 for Window 98 Select Open from the FILE menu. Select the .mdb database

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Appendix F  Printing with Software Select from the VIEW menu Layout Preview. Only one record per page will appear. Use the arrows on the Data Contr

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Appendix F  Printing with Software Computer setup sample: IBM Mini's (System 34, 36, 38) & AS400) To use the BOS 30K with any IBM minico

Page 8 - Who is this

Appendix F  Printing with Software Software Interface sample: Word 2000 for Window 98 Select New from the FILE menu. A NEW dialog box will appear

Page 9 - Configurations

Appendix F  Printing with Software To make a Mail Merge select Mail Merge from the TOOLS menu. The Mail Merge Helper dialog box similar to the one

Page 10 - Locations

Appendix G Technical Specifications Shipping Dimensions and Weight Height: 16 inches 40.64 cm Width. 30 inches 76.20 cm Depth: 24 inches 60.96

Page 11 - Note: AB switches are

Appendix G Technical Specifications Super Draft 600 x 150 Dots per inch Draft 600 x 200 Dots per inch Letter 600 x 300 Dots per inch Executive 6

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Appendix H  US Mail Requirements DELIVERY POINT BAR CODE NAIC Certification This Address Printer is equipped with firmware for printing the United

Page 13 - Connector

Setting up the Printer The following environmental considerations must be kept in mind when selecting a location for the Address Printer. Doing othe

Page 14 - Power On

Appendix H  US Mail Requirements Valid Address Formats Address ZIP Codes Data Sent to Printer Printed in Address Block Bar - Code Printed ZIP + 4

Page 15 - CAUTION

Appendix H  US Mail Requirements PLANET Code Bar Code Postal Alpha-Numeric Encoding Technique (PLANET) provides features that are not currently avai

Page 16 - Cartridge

Appendix I  EAN / UCC Requirements Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section I - EAN-13 / UPC-A Serial Shipping Barcode The printer has the ability to

Page 17 - Preparing

Appendix J  Glossary Glossary cable Wires that carry the information between the computer and the printer. Centronic parallel interface A device f

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Appendix J  Glossary cpi See characters per inch. data communications The sending of data from the computer to a peripheral device i.e. the printer

Page 19 - Media Thickness

Appendix J  Glossary font A set of printable characters with consistent style and characteristics. Grounded A electrical circuit that has a voltage

Page 20 - Assembly

Appendix J  Glossary Online The printer will accept and respond to information sent from the computer. outline fonts Scaleable printer fonts. paper

Page 21 - Assemblies

Appendix J  Glossary sans serif A font typeface that contains no serifs or finishing strokes on the top or bottom of the characters. scaleable font

Page 22 - Head 2 Bank

Appendix K  Ordering Information Options & Supplies The following list of option & supplies are available through your local Bryce dealer.

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Setting up the Printer Connecting the Printer Connect the Address Printer to the parallel port of the computer. The Parallel port is located on the

Page 25 - Head 1 Bank A

Setting up the Printer The Conveyer Port can maximize the operation of a conveyer when used with the printer. Settings used for configuring the port

Page 26 - Banks Apart

Setting up the Printer The power cord is plugged in, the printer is connected to the computer. Now you can turn the power on. Power On · Press o

Page 27 - Banks together

Setting up the Printer CAUTION The ink in the print cartridge may be harmful if swallowed. Keep new and used cartridges out of reach of children. Di

Page 28 - 3 Print Head

Setting up the Printer When the Ink Low LED indicator is blinking the Print Cartridges are nearly empty and have to be changed soon. Use the followi

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Setting up the Printer Make certain all the necessary components of the printer are installed: Preparing the Media • Is the printer plugged into a

Page 30 - Moving the

Setting up the Printer The printer is designed to print on a variety of media with various finishes and coatings. The sharpness of the print quality

Page 31 - Cartridges

Printer Tips Finding the Right Height Adjustment for Media Thickness Different sizes and types of media call for unique settings of the Print Head As

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WARNINGWARNING: HIGH VOLTAGES ARE PRESENT BEHIND THE COVERS AND IN THE PAN ASSEMBLY.Never remove the pan access cover assembly or rear cover assembly

Page 33 - Setting up a

Printer Tips Adjusting the Entry Roller Assembly The Entry Rollers keep the media pressed onto the Transport Belts until it again gets trapped beneat

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Printer Tips Turn Thumb Screw to move Entry Roller Assembly 9. Remove the piece of media and perform a test run to check the position of the Entry

Page 35 - Attaching

Printer Tips Head 2 Bank AHead 1 Bank AHead 3 Bank AHead 2 Bank AEach bank of three Print Cartridges has to be synchronized to print graphics, scale

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Printer Tips When lines of print start to run on top of each other the Print Cartridges have to be synchronized vertically. Perform a Vertical adjust

Page 37 - H-Block

Printer Tips The example shows Print Cartridge #3 is to high. • Press the [+] plus or [ - ] minus buttons to scroll through the Adjust Print menu op

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Printer Tips When a line of print is split apart or the left edge of a block of lines don’t line up with the left edge of the other lines the Print C

Page 39 - Feed Ramp Extension

Printer Tips When the correct numeral is selected the large line and the set of 18 vertical lines form long vertical lines down the entire Bank A of

Page 40 - Printer Menu System

Printer Tips Adjusting the Banks together Head 3 Bank AHead 3 Bank AHead 2 Bank AHead 5 Bank BHead 4 Bank BHead 6 Bank BHead 5 Bank BHead 4 B

Page 41 - What does the display show?

Printer Tips The two 3 Print Head Assemblies need to be synchronized using the Adjust Print menu when the Test Pattern looks like one of the two exam

Page 42 - Distance to Right

Printer Tips • Press the [ - ] minus (LESS) button to decrease the Move Bank B value on the LCD display. • Press the [Enter] button to select the d

Page 43 - 2. PRINT QUALITY

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with FCC Rules Part 15 subpart B Class B for a digitaldevice. These limits are designed to pr

Page 44 - 3. FONT

Printer Tips Moving the Wipers The 3 Print Head Assemblies have several holes for relocating the two narrow Wipers. Move the wipers when synchronizi

Page 45 - 5. ADDRESS RECOVERY

Printer Tips Included in the Accessories are Cartridge Capping Assemblies to enclose the nozzles of the print cartridges. Proper use of the Cartridg

Page 46 - 7. JOB SETTINGS

Printer Tips Affects the performance of the Printer Factors that Affect the Printers Performance The 30K Printer is designed to give the best possib

Page 47 - 9. IMAGE OVERLAY

Running with the Feeder Assembly Setting up a feeder to work with the printer. To use a feeder with the printer the setup requires two consideration

Page 48 - 11. RESET INK COUNT

Running with the Feeder Assembly Bryce Feeder Parts & Locations The red lights on the back of the feeder indicate when the feeder is operatin

Page 49 - 2. FEEDER SIGNAL

Running with the Feeder Assembly Attaching the Bryce Feeder Assembly Pull connector from slot. 1. Pull the connector out from the Feeder. 2. Mov

Page 50 - 4. LINE TERMINATION

Running with the Feeder Assembly 1. Place the Feed Ramp Assembly onto the Feed Ramp Holder. Align the holes on the sides of the Feed Ramp Assembly

Page 51 - 6. LANGUAGE

Running with the Feeder Assembly Setting the H-Block Assembly Whenever the printer will be printing on a different media type it is necessary to re-

Page 52 - 8. POSTAL BUNDLE BRK (BREAK)

Running with the Feeder Assembly Setting the Sliding Fence 1. Set one or a few pieces of media in the center of the Feeder. Slide Fences towards me

Page 53 - Anytown, CT 06470-1234

Running with the Feeder Assembly Setting up and using the Feed Ramp Extension Overly long media is accommodated using the Feed Ramp Extension, also

Page 54 - 10. FEED GAP

TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD INTRODUCTION PRINTER PARTICULARS Chapter 1 Configurations ...

Page 55 - 12. PRINT HEAD SIZE

Printer Menu System Front Panel Controls and LCD Display Use the controls on the Front Panel Assembly, consisting of six control buttons and an LCD

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Printer Menu System Depress the [Menu] and [-] buttons to access the Service Menu. Exit the control panel menus. First press [Enter] to save a menu

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Printer Menu System Main Menu Use this menu to choose the format and style of address printed and for information to assist in production. Selected

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Printer Menu System Cartridges. The printer achieves this by reducing the available area used for printing. Note: Increasing the setting decreases t

Page 59 - 3. TEST DISPLAY

Printer Menu System 3. FONT Use this option to alter the fonts characteristics: typeface, point size, spacing, stroke weight, and style. The printer

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Printer Menu System 4. BARCODE Use this option to print a USPS (US Postal Service Postnet Barcode) barcode on the piece of media and to place it abo

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Printer Menu System record and advance the display to the next to last record. empty. B. Clear Memory Yes or No This option removes any data left i

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Printer Menu System 8. CONVEYER TIME This item increases the length of time the conveyer will stay on. Generally, when the print quality is set high

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Printer Menu System 10. PURGE PRINT HEAD This menu item is to clean the ink jet cartridge nozzles. The purge process fires all the ink jet nozzles

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Printer Menu System SETUP MENU The Addressing Printer has a Setup Menu that lets you configure the Addressing Printer so it will function correctly

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Setting the H-Block Assembly ...5 - 4 Setting the Sliding Fence ...

Page 66 - CAUSE SOLUTION

Printer Menu System Menu Items Selections Explanation The signal is then turned off (0 volts) a second later. Note: The signal is turned on (5 vol

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Printer Menu System Menu Items Selections Explanation CR=CR;LF=LF CR=CR+LF;LF=LF CR=CR;LF=CR+LF CR=CR+LF;LF=CR+LF The typical software line term

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Printer Menu System Menu Items Selections Explanation DAN ISO 10 SWED / FIN ISO 16 PORTUGUESE ISO 8859 ROMAN 8 WINDOWS LATIN 1 PC 8 CP 1250 B. Inc

Page 69 - Maintenance:

Printer Menu System A. Enable/Disable Break Off or On Select the type of command the printer must receive before it stops the feeder to set a gap

Page 70 - Bottom View

Printer Menu System Conveyer Signal line [Pin 2]. Reference the Schematic for the pins to use when connecting to the Conveyer Port. 9. PRE-PURGE Us

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Printer Menu System 11. ROM REVISION# This option displays the Firmware Revision installed in the printer and the total number of accumulated print

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Printer Menu System SERVICE MENU Use this menu for adjusting the print heads in each bank, the banks to each other, checking the transport and senso

Page 73 - P/N 90-00203-001

Printer Menu System E. Head 2 side to side F. Head 3 Side to Side G. Head 5 Side to Side H. Head 6 side to side 01 to 99 Press the [Test] button

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Printer Menu System I. Bank A to Sensor 00.500 to 36.000 Press the [Test] button to print out a Test Pattern. Check the Test Pattern to determine

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Printer Menu System 2. TEST SYSTEM Use this option to check the mechanical and / or electrical operation of the Address Printer. Menu Items Select

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TABLE OF CONTENTS CLEANING AND MAINTAINING THE PRINTER Chapter 8 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE ...

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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Users Manual Symptoms & Solutions Chart Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 1 P/N 90-00203-001 SYMPTOM

Page 78 -  Hex Chart

Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 2 P/N 90-00203-001 SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION Printer keeps stopping and

Page 79 -  PCL Command Codes

Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 3 P/N 90-00203-001 SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION Ink Print Quality is not sh

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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 4 P/N 90-00203-001 SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION Print Quality Problems (Unw

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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 5 P/N 90-00203-001 SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION Parallel Interface, printer

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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 6 P/N 90-00203-001 SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION Print Head Error #1 Bank(s)

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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 7 P/N 90-00203-001 Symptoms and Solutions when using the Bryce Feeder SY

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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 8 P/N 90-00203-001 SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTIONFeeder is not sending media to

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Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 7 - 9 P/N 90-00203-001 Notes: ______________________________________________

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Cleaning and Maintaining the Printer Preventative Maintenance: The 30K Printer is designed for trouble free service with a minimal amount of care. P

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TABLE OF CONTENTS EAN / UCC REQUIREMENTS APPENDIX I GLOSSARY APPENDIX J ORDERING INFORMATION APPENDIX K OPTIONS & SUPPLIES...

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Cleaning and Maintaining the Printer Cleaning the Wipers Side ViewBottom ViewThe Wipers beneath the banks of Print Head Assemblies will over time p

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Cleaning and Maintaining the Printer Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 8 - Lint and paper dust will tend to build up on the feeders tires wi

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Cleaning and Maintaining the Printer Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 8 - Slide Floor beneath Sliding Fences. Walk belt off Feed Pulleys R

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Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section A - 1 P/N 90-00203-001 Appendix A • Bryce Office Systems 30K MAIN MENU Flow Chart ----MAIN MENU---- 1.

Page 92 -  Character Sets

Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section A - 2 P/N 90-00203-001 Appendix A • Bryce Office Systems 30K MAIN MENU Flow Chart ----MAIN MENU---- 5

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Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section A - 3 P/N 90-00203-001 Appendix A • Bryce Office Systems 30K SETUP MENU Flow Chart ----SETUP MENU---- 1

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Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section A - 4 P/N 90-00203-001 Appendix A • Bryce Office Systems 30K SETUP MENU Flow Chart ----SETUP MENU---- 8.P

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Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section A - 5 P/N 90-00203-001 Appendix A • Bryce Office Systems 30K SERVICE MENU Flow Chart ---SERVICE MENU---

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Appendix B  Hex Chart HEX CHART MSBDECIMAL0163248648096112HEX0123456700NUL DLE SP 0 @ P `p11SOH DC1 ! 1 A Q a q22STX DC2"2BRb r33ETX DC3 #

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Appendix C  PCL Command Codes Introduction The 30K Address Printer emulates the listed PCL 5 printer command codes. The 30K Address Printer will vir

Page 98 - Accessory Port

Introduction This manual is for the person who is new to the Bryce 30K Address Printer and needs step by step instructions to setup and operate the p

Page 99 - Printer Software

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description Initi

Page 100 - Software Driver Information

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description Page

Page 101 - P/N 90-00203-001

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description Half L

Page 102 - Access 2000 for Window 98

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description

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Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description Font

Page 104 - 36, 38) & AS400)

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description Font S

Page 105 - Word 2000 for Window 98

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description Font

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Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description

Page 107 -  Technical Specifications

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description Start

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Appendix C  PCL Command Codes To determine page size or cursor movement in Dots multiply by 300 Dots /inch (2.54 cm) for Horizontal and 300 Dots /in

Page 109 - DELIVERY POINT BAR CODE

Printer Particulars Revision C 30K USERS MANUAL Section 1 - ConfigurationsThe printer is available in two configurations, as described in the fol

Page 110 - Valid Address Formats

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences To utilize the 30K Address Printers internal bar-coding features, records are searc

Page 111 - PLANET Code Bar Code

Appendix C  PCL Command Codes PCL parameterized escape sequences Printer Feature Printer Command HEX Equivalent DEC Equivalent Description Bar Code

Page 112 -  EAN / UCC Requirements

Appendix D  Character Sets 30K CHARACTER SET (Modeled after PC 850 Character Table) 0 16 <SP> 32 0 48 @ 64 P 80 ` 96 p 112Ç 128É 144á 16

Page 113 - Glossary

Appendix D  Character Sets 30K CHARACTER SET (Modeled after 8859 Latin Character Table) 0 16 <SP> 32 0 48 @ 64 P 80 ` 96 p 112 128 144 1

Page 114 -  Glossary

Appendix D  Character Sets 30K CHARACTER SET (Modeled after Roman -8 Character Table) 0 16 <SP> 32 0 48 @ 64 P 80 ` 96 p 112 128 144 160

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Appendix D  Character Sets 30K CHARACTER SET (Modeled after Windows 3.1 Latin Character Table) 0 16 <SP> 32 0 48 @ 64 P 80 ` 96 p 112 12

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Appendix D  Character Sets 30K CHARACTER SET (Modeled after PC - 8 Character Table) 0 16 <SP> 32 0 48 @ 64 P 80 ` 96 p 112Ç 128É 144á 16

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Appendix E  Accessory Cable & Parallel Interface The parallel interface port is a standard 36 pin Amphenol type with two metal wire retaining c

Page 118 -  Ordering Information

Appendix E  Accessory Cable & Parallel Interface The Accessory Port allows the printer to work in conjunction with a Conveyor. Accessory Port

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Appendix F  Printing with Software The industrial printer comes with Windows drivers that allow the use of graphics and a virtually unlimited numbe

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