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About the Control Panel ................................................................................4-2
Control Panel Indicators and Keys ............................................................. 4-3
Message Window ....................................................................................... 4-4
Help Screens............................................................................................... 4-5
Configuration Menu Overview ...................................................................... 4-6
Main Menu ..................................................................................................4-6
PROOF/PRINT MENU................................................................................. 4-7
Printing/Deleting a Stored Job.................................................................... 4-7
Entering the Password................................................................................ 4-9
PRINT MENU ............................................................................................ 4-10
PAPER MENU ...........................................................................................4-12
QUALITY MENU........................................................................................ 4-20
MEMORY DIRECT .................................................................................... 4-39
INTERFACE MENU ................................................................................... 4-42
SYS DEFAULT MENU............................................................................... 4-49
MAINTENANCE MENU ............................................................................. 4-61
SERVICE MENU........................................................................................4-71
5 Memory Direct ............................................................................................... 5-1
Memory Direct ............................................................................................... 5-2
Printing From a Connected USB Memory Device ...................................... 5-2
6 Using Media ...................................................................................................6-1
Media Specifications .....................................................................................6-2
Media Types ................................................................................................... 6-4
Plain Paper (Recycled Paper) ..................................................................... 6-4
Thick Stock ................................................................................................. 6-5
Envelopes ................................................................................................... 6-6
Labels.......................................................................................................... 6-7
Letterhead................................................................................................... 6-8
Postcards.................................................................................................... 6-8
Glossy Media ............................................................................................ 6-10
Single Side Only........................................................................................6-10
Special Paper............................................................................................ 6-11
Printable Area ...........................................................................................6-13
Envelopes ................................................................................................. 6-14
Page Margins............................................................................................ 6-14
Loading Media ............................................................................................. 6-15
Tray 1 (Manual Feed Tray) ........................................................................ 6-15
Loading Plain Paper, Single Side Only and Special Paper................. 6-15
Other Media ........................................................................................ 6-17
Loading Envelopes .............................................................................6-18
Loading Label Sheets/Postcards/Thick Stock and Glossy Media ..... 6-20
Tray 2 ........................................................................................................ 6-22
Loading Plain Paper, Single Side Only and Special Paper................. 6-22
Loading Label Sheets/Postcards/Thick Stock and Glossy Media ..... 6-24
Содержание
- Ineo 35p user s guide 1
- Copyright notice 3
- Notice 3
- Thank you 3
- Software license agreement 4
- About adobe color profile 5
- Icc profile for toyo ink standard color on coated paper toyo offset coated 2 7
- Dic standard color profile license agreement 8
- For eu member states only 10
- Legal restrictions on copying 10
- Please contact the local authority for appropriate dis posal instructions in the case of a new device being purchased the used one can also be given to our dealer for appropriate disposal recycling of this product will help to conserve natural resources and prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health caused by inappropriate waste handling 10
- This machine provides the forgery prevention function in order to prevent financial instruments from being copied illegally we appreciate your understanding that printed images may infrequently have some noise or image data may not be stored under certain circum stances due to this forgery prevention function 10
- This product complies with rohs 2002 95 ec direc tive 10
- This symbol means do not dispose of this product together with your household waste 10
- Contents 11
- Contents x 9 11
- Contents x 10 12
- Contents x 11 13
- Contents x 12 14
- Contents x 13 15
- Introduction 17
- Front view 18
- Front view with options 18
- Getting acquainted with your printer 18
- Getting acquainted with your printer 1 2 18
- Space requirements 18
- To ensure easy operation consumable replacement and maintenance adhere to the recommended space requirements detailed below 18
- Getting acquainted with your printer 1 3 19
- Side view with options 19
- The option appears shaded in the above illustrations 19
- Front view 20
- Getting acquainted with your printer 1 4 20
- Printer parts 20
- Front view with options 21
- Getting acquainted with your printer 1 5 21
- Printing 21
- Rear view 21
- About the software 23
- Pcl drivers 24
- Postscript drivers 24
- Printer driver cd dvd 24
- Printer driver cd dvd 2 2 24
- Ppd files 25
- Printer driver cd dvd 2 3 25
- Xps driver 25
- Utilities 26
- Utilities and documentation cd dvd 26
- Utilities and documentation cd dvd 2 4 26
- Documentation 27
- Utilities and documentation cd dvd 2 5 27
- System requirements 28
- System requirements 2 6 28
- Selecting driver options defaults for windows 29
- Selecting driver options defaults for windows 2 7 29
- Windows 7 server 2008 r2 vista server 2008 xp server 2003 2000 29
- Selecting driver options defaults for windows 2 8 30
- Uninstalling the printer driver for windows 31
- Uninstalling the printer driver for windows 2 9 31
- Windows 7 server 2008 r2 vista server 2008 xp server 2003 2000 31
- Displaying printer driver settings for windows 32
- Displaying printer driver settings for windows 2 10 32
- Windows 2000 32
- Windows 7 server 2008 r2 32
- Windows vista server 2008 32
- Windows xp server 2003 32
- Cancel 33
- Common buttons 33
- Favorite setting 33
- Using the postscript pcl and xps printer driver 33
- Using the postscript pcl and xps printer driver 2 11 33
- Advanced tab postscript printer driver only 34
- Using the postscript pcl and xps printer driver 2 12 34
- Basic tab 35
- My tab 35
- Using the postscript pcl and xps printer driver 2 13 35
- Cover page tab 36
- Layout tab 36
- Using the postscript pcl and xps printer driver 2 14 36
- Watermark overlay tab 36
- Quality tab 37
- Using the postscript pcl and xps printer driver 2 15 37
- Limitations on printer driver functions installed with point and print 38
- Other tab 38
- Using the postscript pcl and xps printer driver 2 16 38
- Using the status monitor windows only 39
- Introduction 40
- Opening the status monitor 40
- Operating environment 40
- Using the status monitor 40
- Working with the status monitor 40
- Working with the status monitor 3 2 40
- Closing the status monitor 41
- Recognizing status monitor alerts 41
- Recognizing status monitor alerts 3 3 41
- Recovering from a status monitor alert 41
- Uninstalling from control panel 42
- Uninstalling the status monitor for windows 42
- Uninstalling the status monitor for windows 3 4 42
- Uninstalling with setup exe 42
- Windows 7 server 2008 r2 vista server 2008 42
- Windows xp server 2003 42
- Uninstalling the status monitor for windows 3 5 43
- Windows 2000 43
- Printer control panel and configuration menu 45
- About the control panel 46
- About the control panel 4 2 46
- About the control panel 4 3 47
- All job 47
- Control panel indicators and keys 47
- Cur rent jo 47
- About the control panel 4 4 48
- Message window 48
- About the control panel 4 5 49
- Help screens 49
- Configuration menu overview 50
- Configuration menu overview 4 6 50
- Interface menu memory direc 50
- Main menu 50
- Memory direc 50
- Configuration menu overview 4 7 51
- Printing deleting a stored job 51
- Proof print menu 51
- Configuration menu overview 4 8 52
- Job nam 52
- No stored jo 52
- Print delete 52
- User nam 52
- Configuration menu overview 4 9 53
- Entering the password 53
- Invalid entr 53
- Print delet 53
- Proof print men 53
- Configura tion pg 54
- Configuration menu overview 4 10 54
- Print cancel 54
- Print menu 54
- Statistics page 54
- Configuration menu overview 4 11 55
- Configuration menu overview 4 12 56
- Paper menu 56
- With this menu the paper used for printing can be managed 56
- Configuration menu overview 4 13 57
- Tray1 paper siz 57
- Tray2 paper siz 57
- Configuration menu overview 4 14 58
- Configuration menu overview 4 15 59
- Custom size 59
- Inches 59
- Length 59
- Millimeter 59
- Paper siz 59
- Sys default menu paper unit of measur 59
- Configuration menu overview 4 16 60
- Configuration menu overview 4 17 61
- Custom size 61
- Inches 61
- Length 61
- Millimeter 61
- Paper siz 61
- Sys default menu paper unit of measur 61
- Configuration menu overview 4 18 62
- Configuration menu overview 4 19 63
- Logical tray 63
- Logical tray 0 9 63
- Long edg 63
- Off long edge short edge 63
- On off 63
- Phys ical tray 63
- Physical tray 63
- Physical tray1 physical tray2 physical tray3 63
- Short edg 63
- Configuration menu overview 4 20 64
- Quality menu 64
- With this menu settings for the print quality can be specified 64
- Configuration menu overview 4 21 65
- 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 66
- Bright ness 66
- Color grayscale 66
- Color mode 66
- Configuration menu overview 4 22 66
- Grayscal 66
- Configuration menu overview 4 23 67
- Graphics printing 67
- Halftone image printing 67
- Line ar 67
- Line art detail smooth 67
- Text printing 67
- Configuration menu overview 4 24 68
- Economy prin 68
- Edge enhance ment 68
- Graphics printing 68
- Image printing 68
- On off 68
- Text printing 68
- Configuration menu overview 4 25 69
- Economy print 69
- Edge enhancemen 69
- Edge strength 69
- Graphics printing 69
- Image printin 69
- Off low middle high 69
- On off 69
- 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 70
- Configuration menu overview 4 26 70
- Device colo 70
- Device color srgb 70
- Image printing rgb source 70
- Pcl setting contrast 70
- Photographi 70
- Rgb intent 70
- Vivid photographic 70
- Black and gra 71
- Black onl 71
- Composite blac 71
- Composite black black and gray black only 71
- Configuration menu overview 4 27 71
- Device colo 71
- Device color srgb 71
- Rgb gray 71
- Text printing rgb source 71
- Black and gra 72
- Black onl 72
- Composite blac 72
- Composite black black and gray black only 72
- Configuration menu overview 4 28 72
- Device colo 72
- Device color srgb 72
- Graphics printing rgb source 72
- Photographi 72
- Rgb gray 72
- Rgb intent 72
- Vivid photographic 72
- Black and gra 73
- Black onl 73
- Composite blac 73
- Composite black black and gray black only 73
- Configuration menu overview 4 29 73
- Photographi 73
- Rgb gray 73
- Rgb intent 73
- Vivid photographic 73
- Absolute colo 74
- Configuration menu overview 4 30 74
- Device colo 74
- Device color srgb applergb adobergb1998 colormatchrgb blueadjustrgb 74
- Photographi 74
- Ps setting image printing rgb source 74
- Relative colo 74
- Rgb intent 74
- Vivid photographic relative color absolute color 74
- Black and gra 75
- Black onl 75
- Composite blac 75
- Composite black black and gray black only 75
- Configuration menu overview 4 31 75
- Desti nation prof 75
- Rgb gray 75
- Absolute colo 76
- Configuration menu overview 4 32 76
- Device colo 76
- Device color srgb applergb adobergb1998 colormatchrgb blueadjustrgb 76
- Photographi 76
- Relative colo 76
- Rgb intent 76
- Text printing rgb source 76
- Vivid photographic relative color absolute color 76
- Black and gra 77
- Black onl 77
- Composite blac 77
- Composite black black and gray black only 77
- Configuration menu overview 4 33 77
- Desti nation prof 77
- Rgb gray 77
- Absolute colo 78
- Configuration menu overview 4 34 78
- Device colo 78
- Device color srgb applergb adobergb1998 colormatchrgb blueadjustrgb 78
- Graphics printing rgb source 78
- Photographi 78
- Relative colo 78
- Rgb intent 78
- Vivid photographic relative color absolute color 78
- Black and gra 79
- Black onl 79
- Composite blac 79
- Composite black black and gray black only 79
- Configuration menu overview 4 35 79
- Desti nation prof 79
- Rgb gray 79
- Configuration menu overview 4 36 80
- Aidc process 81
- Black and gra 81
- Black onl 81
- Calibra tion tone calibration 81
- Cmyk gray 81
- Composite blac 81
- Composite black black and gray black only 81
- Configuration menu overview 4 37 81
- Execut 81
- Execute cancel 81
- On off 81
- Configuration menu overview 4 38 82
- Configuration menu overview 4 39 83
- Interface menu memory direct 83
- List of files 83
- Memory direct 83
- 1 2 13 1 84
- 8 13 1 84
- B5 iso 84
- B5 jis 84
- B6 jis 84
- Cancel 84
- Configuration menu overview 4 40 84
- Copies 1 84
- Custom 84
- Duplex off 84
- Env chou 84
- Env monarc 84
- Executiv 84
- Foolsca 84
- Govt lega 84
- Govt lette 84
- Letter a4 84
- Long edg 84
- Off long edge short edge 84
- Photo 10 1 84
- Photo 4 84
- Short edg 84
- Sp foli 84
- Statemen 84
- Sys default menu paper unit of measur 84
- Uk quart 84
- Collate 85
- Configuration menu overview 4 41 85
- On off 85
- Pdf xps jpeg tiff pdf xps 85
- Type of files 85
- Configuration menu overview 4 42 86
- Etherne 86
- Interface menu 86
- Restart the printer after changing settings in the 86
- With this menu interface settings can be specified 86
- Configuration menu overview 4 43 87
- Interface menu ethernet tcp ip enabl 87
- Is set to 87
- This menu item appears only if an optional hard disk kit hd p03 or a compactflash card is installed this menu item appears when interface menu ethernet tcp ip raw port enable is set to yes this menu item appears when interface menu ethernet tcp ip ipv6 enable is set to yes 87
- This menu item appears when 87
- 00 00 00 88
- Bootp and arp pin 88
- Configuration menu overview 4 44 88
- Default gateway 88
- Ether net tcp ip enable 88
- Job time out 88
- On off 88
- Seconds 15 seconds 300 seconds 88
- Subnet mask 88
- Yes no 88
- Arp ping 89
- Bonjour enabl 89
- Configuration menu overview 4 45 89
- Disabl 89
- Enable disable 89
- Ftp enabl 89
- Http enabl 89
- On off 89
- Telnet 89
- Yes no 89
- Bidi rec tional 90
- Configuration menu overview 4 46 90
- Dynamic dns enabl 90
- Ipp enabl 90
- On off 90
- Raw port enabl 90
- Slp enabl 90
- Smtp enabl 90
- Yes no 90
- Access per mis sion 91
- Access refuse 91
- Configuration menu overview 4 47 91
- Disabl 91
- Enable disable 91
- Ip address filter 91
- Ipsec enabl 91
- Ipv6 enabl 91
- Snmp enabl 91
- Wsd print enabl 91
- Yes no 91
- Configuration menu overview 4 48 92
- Configuration menu overview 4 49 93
- Sys default menu 93
- With this menu settings can be specified to adjust the operation of the printer such as the display language of the message window and the time until the machine enters energy saver mode 93
- Configuration menu overview 4 50 94
- Configuration menu overview 4 51 95
- Energy save 95
- Configuration menu overview 4 52 96
- Configuration menu overview 4 53 97
- Configuration menu overview 4 54 98
- 1 2 13 1 99
- 8 13 1 99
- B5 iso 99
- B5 jis 99
- B6 jis 99
- Configuration menu overview 4 55 99
- Custom 99
- Disabl 99
- Enable disable 99
- Env chou 99
- Env monarc 99
- Execu tiv 99
- Foolsca 99
- Govt lega 99
- Govt lette 99
- On off 99
- Paper default paper 99
- Paper size 99
- Photo 10 1 99
- Photo 4 99
- Sp foli 99
- Statemen 99
- Sys default menu paper unit of measur 99
- Uk quart 99
- Xps digi tal signa ture 99
- Xps error page 99
- Configuration menu overview 4 56 100
- Custom size 100
- Inches 100
- Length 100
- Millimeter 100
- Paper siz 100
- Sys default menu paper unit of measur 100
- Configuration menu overview 4 57 101
- Configuration menu overview 4 58 102
- 12 00 00 00 13 00 103
- Card format user area only 103
- Clock date 103
- Configuration menu overview 4 59 103
- Dd mm y 103
- Hdd format user area only 103
- Interface menu 103
- Lock panel 103
- Minimu 103
- Mm dd y 103
- Off minimum on 103
- Secu rity change pass word 103
- Sys default men 103
- Time zone 103
- Xx xx xx 103
- Yy mm d 103
- Configuration menu overview 4 60 104
- Enable warning 104
- I unit low 104
- On off 104
- Paper empty tray1 104
- Restore all 104
- Restore network 104
- Restore printer 104
- Toner low 104
- Configuration menu overview 4 61 105
- In order to use this menu the administrator password must be entered 105
- Maintenance menu 105
- With this menu maintenance on this printer can be performed 105
- Configuration menu overview 4 62 106
- Configuration menu overview 4 63 107
- This menu item appears when a usb memory device is plugged into the usb memory port 107
- Configuration menu overview 4 64 108
- Configuration menu overview 4 65 109
- Configuration menu overview 4 66 110
- Glossy 1 110
- Glossy 2 110
- Post card 110
- Thick 1 110
- Thick 2 110
- Configuration menu overview 4 67 111
- Enve lope 111
- Glossy 1 111
- Manual duplex plain paper 111
- Post card 111
- Thick 1 111
- Thick 2 111
- Configuration menu overview 4 68 112
- Configuration menu overview 4 69 113
- Engine dipsw engine dipsw 1 28 113
- Main scan adjust 113
- Main scan page 113
- Print cancel 113
- Quality mod 113
- Scan adjust value 113
- Speed mode 113
- Thick mode 113
- Backup set ting 114
- Backup type 114
- Configuration menu overview 4 70 114
- Execute cancel 114
- Fuser unit 114
- Networ 114
- Printer 114
- Quick set ting 114
- Sup plies re place trans belt 114
- Trans roller 114
- Update setting 114
- Yes no 114
- Service menu 115
- Memory direct 117
- List of file 118
- Memory direc 118
- Memory direct 118
- Memory direct 5 2 118
- Printing from a connected usb memory device 118
- Type of file 118
- Memory direct 5 3 119
- Using media 121
- Media specifications 122
- Media specifications 6 2 122
- What types and sizes of media can i load 122
- For custom sizes use the printer driver to specify the settings within the ranges shown in the table on previous page 123
- Media specifications 6 3 123
- Media types 124
- Media types 6 4 124
- Plain paper recycled paper 124
- Media types 6 5 125
- Thick stock 125
- Envelopes 126
- Media types 6 6 126
- Labels 127
- Media types 6 7 127
- Full page labels uncut 128
- Letterhead 128
- Media types 6 8 128
- Ok to use 128
- Postcards 128
- Media types 6 9 129
- Glossy media 130
- Media types 6 10 130
- Single side only 130
- Media types 6 11 131
- Special paper 131
- Media types 6 13 133
- Printable area 133
- A 4 mm 0 65 134
- Envelopes 134
- Media types 6 14 134
- Page margins 134
- How do i load media 135
- Loading media 135
- Loading media 6 15 135
- Loading plain paper single side only and special paper 135
- Tray 1 manual feed tray 135
- Loading media 6 16 136
- Loading media 6 17 137
- Other media 137
- Loading envelopes 138
- Loading media 6 18 138
- Loading media 6 19 139
- Loading label sheets postcards thick stock and glossy media 140
- Loading media 6 20 140
- Paper menu paper source tray 1 paper siz 140
- Paper typ 140
- Loading media 6 21 141
- Paper menu paper source tray 1 paper siz 141
- Paper typ 141
- Loading plain paper single side only and special paper 142
- Tray 2 142
- Loading media 6 23 143
- Loading label sheets postcards thick stock and glossy media 144
- Loading media 6 24 144
- Paper menu paper source tray 2 paper siz 144
- Paper typ 144
- Loading media 6 25 145
- Loading media 6 26 146
- Paper menu paper source tray 2 paper siz 146
- Paper typ 146
- Loading media 6 27 147
- Loading plain paper single side only and special paper 147
- Tray 3 optional lower feeder unit pf p09 147
- Loading media 6 28 148
- Loading media 6 29 149
- Paper menu paper source tray 3 paper typ 149
- Duplexing 150
- Duplexing 6 30 150
- How do i autoduplex 150
- Duplexing 6 31 151
- Output tray 152
- Output tray 6 32 152
- How do i store media 153
- Media storage 153
- Media storage 6 33 153
- Replacing consumables 155
- About toner cartridges 156
- Replacing consumables 156
- Replacing consumables 7 2 156
- For optimum print quality and performance use only the corre sponded type genuine develop toner cartridges 157
- Replacing consumables 7 3 157
- The use of non genuine toner cartridges may result in unstable performance in addition any damage caused by the use of non genuine toner cartridges is not covered by the warranty even if it occurs during the warranty period although damage is not certain to result from using non genuine toner cartridges we strongly recommend that you use genuine toner cartridges 157
- When replacing a toner cartridge refer to the following table for optimum print quality and performance use only approved develop toner cartridges for your specific printer type as listed in the table below 157
- Replacing consumables 7 4 158
- Replacing a toner cartridge 159
- Replacing consumables 7 5 159
- Replacing consumables 7 6 160
- Y m c k 160
- Replacing consumables 7 7 161
- Replacing consumables 7 8 162
- Replacing consumables 7 9 163
- Do not touch the opc drum surface this could lower image quality 164
- Replacing a imaging unit 164
- Replacing consumables 7 10 164
- When replacing a imaging unit refer to the following table for optimum print quality and performance use only approved develop imaging units for your specific printer type as listed in the table below 164
- Replacing consumables 7 11 165
- Y m c k 165
- Replacing consumables 7 12 166
- Replacing consumables 7 13 167
- Replacing consumables 7 14 168
- Replacing consumables 7 15 169
- Replacing consumables 7 16 170
- Replacing consumables 7 17 171
- Replacing consumables 7 18 172
- Replacing the waste toner bottle wb p03 172
- Waste toner full replace bottle 172
- Replacing consumables 7 19 173
- Replacing consumables 7 20 174
- Replacing consumables 7 21 175
- Replacing the transfer roller tf p04 175
- Trans roller end of life 175
- Replacing consumables 7 22 176
- Maintenance menu supplies replace trans roller 177
- Replacing consumables 7 23 177
- Replacing consumables 7 24 178
- Replacing the transfer belt unit tf p05 178
- Trans belt end of life 178
- Replacing consumables 7 25 179
- Replacing consumables 7 26 180
- Replacing consumables 7 27 181
- Replacing consumables 7 29 183
- Maintenance menu supplies replace trans bel 184
- Replacing consumables 7 30 184
- Replacing consumables 7 31 185
- Replacing the backup battery 185
- Replacing consumables 7 32 186
- Replacing consumables 7 33 187
- Sys default menu cloc 187
- Replacing consumables 7 34 188
- Replacing the fuser unit fu p02 188
- Replacing consumables 7 36 190
- Maintenance menu supplies replace fuser uni 192
- Replacing consumables 7 38 192
- Maintaining the printer 193
- Caution 194
- Maintaining the printer 194
- Maintaining the printer 8 2 194
- Warning 194
- Caution 195
- Maintaining the printer 8 3 195
- Caution 196
- Cleaning the printer 196
- Cleaning the printer 8 4 196
- Exterior 196
- Cleaning the media feed rollers manual feed tray 197
- Cleaning the printer 8 5 197
- Media rollers 197
- Cleaning the printer 8 6 198
- Cleaning the media feed rollers tray 2 3 199
- Cleaning the printer 8 7 199
- Cleaning the media transfer rollers for tray 3 200
- Cleaning the printer 8 8 200
- Cleaning the laser lens 201
- Cleaning the printer 8 9 201
- Cleaning the printer 8 10 202
- Cleaning the printer 8 11 203
- Cleaning the printer 8 12 204
- Cleaning the printer 8 13 205
- Troubleshooting 207
- Introduction 208
- Introduction 9 2 208
- Printin g a configuration page 208
- Printing a configuration page 208
- Preventing media misfeeds 209
- Preventing media misfeeds 9 3 209
- Understanding the media path 210
- Understanding the media path 9 4 210
- Caution 211
- Clearing media misfeeds 211
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 5 211
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 6 212
- Media misfeed messages and clearing procedures 212
- Clearing a media misfeed in tray 2 213
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 7 213
- Caution 214
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 8 214
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 9 215
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 10 216
- Clearing a media misfeed in tray 3 217
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 11 217
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 12 218
- Clearing a media misfeed from the duplex 219
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 13 219
- Clearing a media misfeed from the fuser unit 220
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 14 220
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 15 221
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 16 222
- Caution 223
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 17 223
- Clearing a media misfeed from tray 1 manual feed tray and transfer roller 226
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 20 226
- Caution 227
- Clearing media misfeeds 9 21 227
- Solving problems with media misfeeds 229
- Solving problems with media misfeeds 9 23 229
- Solving problems with media misfeeds 9 24 230
- Solving other problems 231
- Solving other problems 9 25 231
- Toner lo 231
- Disabl 232
- Incor rect toner 232
- Interface menu memory direc 232
- Memory direct 232
- Solving other problems 9 26 232
- Sys default menu energy saver 232
- Solving other problems 9 27 233
- Solving other problems 9 28 234
- Solving other problems 9 29 235
- Solving problems with printing quality 236
- Solving problems with printing quality 9 30 236
- Solving problems with printing quality 9 31 237
- Solving problems with printing quality 9 32 238
- Solving problems with printing quality 9 33 239
- Solving problems with printing quality 9 34 240
- Toner low 240
- Toner out 240
- Solving problems with printing quality 9 35 241
- Calibrating 242
- Cancelling job 242
- Copying 242
- Energy saver 242
- Firmware update 242
- Initializing 242
- Printing 242
- Processing 242
- Standard status messages 242
- Status error and service messages 242
- Status error and service messages 9 36 242
- Auth timeout 243
- Error messages warning 243
- Fuser unit end of life 243
- Hdd forma 243
- Hdd near full 243
- Incorrect hdd 243
- Maintenace menu supplies replace fuser unit 243
- Offline 243
- Rebooting 243
- Status error and service messages 9 37 243
- Sys default men 243
- Telnet 243
- Warming up 243
- Card forma 244
- I unit end x 244
- I unit life x 244
- I unit low x 244
- Incorrect i unit x 244
- Incorrect memory card 244
- Incorrect toner x 244
- Port auth active 244
- Status error and service messages 9 38 244
- Sys default menu 244
- Sys default menu enable warn ing i unit low 244
- Memory card near full 245
- Non support card 245
- Paper empty tray x 245
- Status error and service messages 9 39 245
- Sys default menu enable warn ing paper empty tray 245
- Sys default menu enable warn ing toner lo 245
- Toner low x 245
- Toner out x 245
- Device not supported 246
- Hubs not supported 246
- Mainte nance menu sup plies replace trans roller 246
- Mainte nance menu supplies replace trans bel 246
- Status error and service messages 9 40 246
- Trans belt end of life 246
- Trans roller end of life 246
- Unable to collate job 246
- Waste toner near full 246
- Cover open front cover 247
- Cover open side cover 247
- Cover open tray3 cover 247
- Error messages operator call 247
- Hold job error optional press cancel 247
- Hold job error unable to store job 247
- Manual empty size media 247
- Manual feed size media 247
- Memory full press cancel 247
- Status error and service messages 9 41 247
- Paper empty size media 248
- Paper error size media 248
- Paper jam duplex1 248
- Paper jam duplex2 248
- Paper jam second trans 248
- Paper jam tray x 248
- Paper jam tray1 248
- Paper jam vertical trans 248
- Paper menu paper source tray chaining o 248
- Status error and service messages 9 42 248
- I unit end replace x 249
- I unit missing check x 249
- Paper jam fuser exit 249
- Paper menu paper source tray chaining 249
- Status error and service messages 9 43 249
- Toner missing check x 249
- Toner out replace x 249
- Tray x empty size media 249
- Configuration err 250
- Incorrect toner x 250
- Paper menu paper source tray chaining 250
- Status error and service messages 9 44 250
- Tray x paper err size media 250
- Tray x size err add size 250
- Waste toner full replace bottle 250
- Service call xxxx error 251
- Service messages 251
- Status error and service messages 9 45 251
- Installing accessories 253
- Introduction 254
- Introduction 10 2 254
- Antistatic protection 255
- Antistatic protection 10 3 255
- Dual in line memory module dimm 256
- Dual in line memory module dimm 10 4 256
- Installing a dimm 256
- Dual in line memory module dimm 10 5 257
- Dual in line memory module dimm 10 6 258
- Print menu configuration p 258
- Hard disk kit hd p03 259
- Hard disk kit hd p03 10 7 259
- Installing the hard disk kit hd p03 259
- Hard disk kit hd p03 10 8 260
- Hard disk kit hd p03 10 9 261
- Hard disk kit hd p03 10 10 262
- Compactflash 263
- Compactflash 10 11 263
- Installing the cf adapter mk 725 and compactflash card 263
- Compactflash 10 12 264
- Compactflash 10 13 265
- Compactflash 10 14 266
- Compactflash 10 15 267
- Kit contents 268
- Lower feeder unit pf p09 268
- Lower feeder unit pf p09 10 16 268
- Installing a lower feeder unit pf p09 269
- Lower feeder unit pf p09 10 17 269
- Lower feeder unit pf p09 10 18 270
- Warning 270
- Lower feeder unit pf p09 10 19 271
- Appendix 273
- Printer 274
- Technical specifications 274
- Technical specifications a 2 274
- Technical specifications a 3 275
- Technical specifications a 4 276
- Consumable life expectancy chart 277
- Technical specifications a 5 277
- Technical specifications a 6 278
- Our concern for environmental protection 279
- Our concern for environmental protection a 7 279
- What is an energy star product 279
- Index a 8 280
- Index a 9 281
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