Intec CS4000, CS5000 User Manual

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User's Manual
Advanced
Convenient
1
Print Functions
Matching
2
Colors
Using Utility
3
Network
4
Setup
Checking and Changing Printer
5
Settings Using the Control Panel
Appendix
Index
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zManual Conguration
4
Basic Device
Operations
2
Setting Up
Before use
User's Manual
Basic
This manual contains cautions on how to use this product safety. Before you use this product, please make sure that you read this manual.
Carefully store this manual close to hand so.
1
Appendix
Index
3
Printing
1
Read for any points that
are not understood, or
for maintenance
1
Troubleshooting
2
Maintenance
Index
User’s Manual
Troubleshooting/Daily
Maintenance Manual
Store this manual carefully close to hand so it can be viewed at any time.
User's Manual
Separate Volume Spot Color Guide
The following user manuals are enclosed with the product.
The e-manual is stored as software on DVD-ROM.
Step
Read this first
zReading the Manual

Symbols

Note
zThese are cautions and restrictions for the correct operation of the device. Make sure to read to avoid misoperation.
Opening the box and installing the printer
Easy Guide (Set-up Guide)
This guide uses illustrations to explain the methods from opening the box to installation.
Pamphlet
For the advanced setup guide, see the "Basic".
Preparing the printer to print
Basic
This guide describes the precautions for safe use of the device. Make sure to read before use. Further, basic uses from the device installation methods to initial printing are also explained.
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The device functions are described in the appendix.
Step
Read these guides as necessary
2
Try using various functions
Advanced (This manual)
This guide explains the various paper print methods and how to use useful functions. Read to optimize the printing environment or to adjust the color, etc., using the enclosed utility software.
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Further, this guide also explains the items that can be set from the control panel, and the network settings.
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Index
Read for any points that are not understood, or for maintenance
Troubleshooting/Daily Maintenance Manual
This manual explains the procedures for paper jams, and troubleshooting method if an error message is displayed. This
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manual also explains daily maintenance such as now to replace consumables and maintenance units, and cleaning, etc.
Checking the product
•
Parts nomenclature and functions
•
Using the device to its fullest
•
Installing the device
•
Turning ON and OFF the power supply
•
Test printing using the printer only
•
Connecting to a PC
•
Paper
•
Printing
•
Paper ejection
•
Setting Power Save mode
•
Setting auto power OFF
•
Checking the print quantity,
•
consumables, remaining maintenance
unit quantity, and remaining service life
Cancelling a print job
•
Adding printers using LPD protocols
•
(TCP/IP)
Table of control panel menu items
•
Basic Windows procedures
•
Printer specifications
•
Useful print functions
•
Adjusting the color
•
Using utility software
•
Network settings
•
Checking and changing printer settings
•
using the control panel
Troubleshooting
•
Maintenance
•
Consumables, maintenance products,
•
options, color management server, etc.
Memo
zKnowledge of the information before using the device is useful and can act as a reference. Reading is recommended.
Reference
zThis are the reference pages. Read to learn detailed information and relevant information.
DANGER
zMishandling due to ignoring this display may cause death or serious injury.
WARNING
zMishandling due to ignoring this display may cause death or serious injury.
CAUTION
zMishandling due to ignoring this display may cause personal injury.

Keys, Buttons, and Symbols

This chapter described the following keys, buttons, and symbols.
Inscription Explanation
zThe control panel buttons and 10-key pad are described below.
E.g.:
[OK] button [BACK] button
[ ] button/key
[Fn] key [CLEAR] key
zIndicates your PC keyboard.
[ ]
" "
> Describes the menu level of the device or PC.
zDescribes the menu name on the liquid crystal panel. zDescribes the PC menus, windows, and dialog box names.
zDescribes the messages and input text displayed in the liquid crystal
panel. zDescribes the le and screen names on the PC. zDescribes the reference title.
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Using CS5000
Separate Volume Spot Color Guide
This guide explains how to set up the Spot Color kit and check the printer drivers, and how to print using Spot Color. Make sure to read before use.
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Setting the Spot Color kit
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Control panel explanation
•
Checking the printer drivers
•
Table of printer driver functions
•
Printing on color paper
•
Printing on transparent film
•
Specifying and printing Spot Color
•
toner using the applications
Fine-tuning white
•
Switching Spot Color kits
•
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Illustrations

Screens

Inscriptions

The device illustrations used herein show the
CS5000 model unless otherwise specied.
Illustrations may differ from the actual product.
The images of the control panel and PC used herein are examples. The images may differ from actual products and screens.
The following inscriptions are used in this manual.
zCS4000
zCS5000
zMicrosoft
zMicrosoft
zMac OS X10.5 or later → Mac OS X
The manuals enclosed with the printer use as examples Windows 7 in the case of Windows, and OS X
10.8 in the case of Mac OS X unless otherwise specied.
Depending on the OS and model used, descriptions in this manual may differ.
®
Windows® 7 64-bit Edition operating system version → Windows 7 (64bit version)
®
Windows® 7 operating system version → Windows 7
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Contents Contents
Printing print results so that people cannot see them ........................ 67
Contents
Entering passwords to print (Secure Print) .......................................................... 67
Printing secret text (encrypted secure print) .......................................................69
Manual Conguration ........................................................................... 2
Reading the Manual ............................................................................. 3
Symbols .................................................................................................................. 3
Keys, Buttons, and Symbols....................................................................................3
Illustrations ............................................................................................................ 4
Screens...................................................................................................................4
Inscriptions ............................................................................................................ 5
1 Convenient print functions ................................................. 13
Printer driver functions table ............................................................. 14
Functions explanation .......................................................................................... 14
Windows PS printer driver functions ..................................................................................... 14
Windows PCL printer driver functions ...................................................................................16
Mac OS X PS printer driver functions .................................................................................... 17
Printing on various papers ................................................................. 21
Printing on envelopes ........................................................................................... 21
Before setting ................................................................................................................... 21
Printing on standard size envelopes .....................................................................................22
Printing on irregular size envelopes......................................................................................26
Printing on glossy paper ....................................................................................... 31
Printing on labels and transparencies ................................................................... 36
Printing on user-selected paper sizes (custom pages and lengthy printing) ......... 41
Using custom media ............................................................................................. 46
Economy printing ............................................................................... 48
Printing multiple pages on a single sheet (multi-page printing) ........................... 48
2-Sided Printing ................................................................................................... 50
Test printing with toner economy (toner economy mode) ....................................51
Advanced print functions ................................................................... 72
Setting the page order .......................................................................................... 72
Printing documents in page order ........................................................................................72
Printing documents in reverse page order ............................................................................. 72
Printing single sheets manually ............................................................................ 74
Automatically selecting trays ............................................................................... 76
Printing only covers from a separate tray (cover printing) ................................... 78
Stamping and printing (watermarks) ................................................................... 79
Collate (sort printing) ........................................................................................... 80
Outputting portrait and landscape alternately using batch printing ......................82
Saving data for repeat printing ............................................................................. 83
Printing using registered forms (overlay printing) ...............................................85
Automatically switching trays .............................................................................. 87
Using the printer buffer ........................................................................................ 90
Outputting to le without printing ........................................................................ 91
Downloading PostScript les ................................................................................ 92
Printing PostScript errors ..................................................................................... 93
Changing emulation modes .................................................................................. 93
Changing settings for mono printing .................................................................... 94
Saving the printer driver settings ......................................................................... 95
Saving settings .................................................................................................................95
Calling and using saved settings .......................................................................................... 96
Changing the default printer driver settings ......................................................... 97
Deleting or updating printer drivers .................................................. 98
Deleting the printer drivers .................................................................................. 98
Updating the printer drivers ................................................................................. 99
Changing sizes to print ...................................................................... 54
Enlarging/reducing pages .................................................................................... 54
Enlarging and printing multiple sheets (poster printing) ...................................... 56
Sorting pages to print pamphlets (booklets) ........................................................57
Clean printing .................................................................................... 59
Changing print quality (resolution) ...................................................................... 59
Printing sharper photos (photo mode) ................................................................. 60
Printign text and lines sharply .............................................................................. 61
Compensating ne lines........................................................................................ 62
Using printer fonts ............................................................................................... 64
Using PC fonts ...................................................................................................... 66
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2 Matching Colors ............................................................... 104
Matching colors using the control panel ........................................... 104
Manually compensating color drift ...................................................................... 104
Automatically compensating density and gradation ............................................ 104
Manually compensating density .......................................................................... 105
Watermark adjustment for density compensation .............................................. 106
Adjusting the color balance (density) ................................................................. 107
Adjusting the color balance ................................................................................ 110
Matching Colors Using the Printer Drivers ....................................... 112
Color matching ................................................................................................... 112
What is color matching? ................................................................................................... 112
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Color matching (recommended) ......................................................................... 112
Easy color matching (Ofce colors) .................................................................... 114
Color matching (GraphicPro) .............................................................................. 116
Color matching (color matching OFF) ................................................................. 118
Changing black nish.......................................................................................... 120
Printing using monochrome (black and white) ................................................... 122
Rendering white lines between text and background
inconspicuous (black overprint) ......................................................................... 123
Calibrating plate misalignment (trapping) .......................................................... 125
Simulating print effects ...................................................................................... 126
Printing using color analysis (classication printing) ......................................... 129
PS Gamma Adjuster ............................................................................................ 130
Registering gamma (Windows) .......................................................................................... 130
Registering gamma (Macintosh) ........................................................................................ 131
Color Swatch Utility.............................................................................................131
Prole assistant...................................................................................................132
Registering ICC proles ...................................................................................... 132
3 Using Utility Software ...................................................... 136
Utility software that can be used with the printer ............................ 136
Utilities table ...................................................................................................... 136
Windows/Macintosh common utilities ................................................................................. 136
Windows utilities ............................................................................................................. 136
Macintosh utilities ........................................................................................................... 138
Starting up ..................................................................................................................... 150
Downloading les to the printer ......................................................................................... 150
Checking/deleting/transferring jobs ................................................................................... 151
Checking the printer status ............................................................................................... 151
Adding printers ............................................................................................................... 152
Automatically transferring jobs .......................................................................................... 152
Printing using multiple printers simultaneously .................................................................... 153
Starting the web browser ................................................................................................. 154
Adding comments ........................................................................................................... 155
Setting IP addresses automatically .................................................................................... 156
Uninstalling .................................................................................................................... 156
Network Extension ............................................................................................. 157
Operations environment ................................................................................................... 157
Checking the printer settings ............................................................................................ 157
Setting options automatically ............................................................................................ 158
Uninstalling .................................................................................................................... 158
Macintosh utilities ........................................................................... 159
Panel language setup ......................................................................................... 159
Operations environment ................................................................................................... 159
Setting the printer ........................................................................................................... 159
Network Card Setup Utility ................................................................................. 160
Setting IP addresses ........................................................................................................ 160
Making web settings ........................................................................................................ 160
Finishing the Network Card Setup Utility ............................................................................. 161
Installing utilities ............................................................................................... 138
Windows ........................................................................................................................ 138
Macintosh ...................................................................................................................... 139
Windows utilities ............................................................................. 140
Conguration Tool .............................................................................................. 140
Operations environment ................................................................................................... 140
Installing ....................................................................................................................... 140
Registering devices .......................................................................................................... 142
Device Info tab ............................................................................................................... 143
Network Setting plug-in ................................................................................................... 143
Storage Manager plug-in .................................................................................................. 144
PDF Print Direct .................................................................................................. 147
Operations environment ................................................................................................... 147
Printing PDF les ............................................................................................................. 147
Change the Printer Display Language ................................................................. 148
Operations environment ................................................................................................... 148
Switching the control panel language ................................................................................. 148
Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR) .................................................................. 150
Operations environment ....................................................................................................... 150
4 Network Setup ................................................................. 163
Network setting items ..................................................................... 164
Initializing network settings ............................................................ 177
Using DHCP ...................................................................................... 178
Setting the DHCP server ................................................................................................... 178
Setting the printer ........................................................................................................... 179
Using SNMP ..................................................................................... 181
About IPv6....................................................................................... 182
Checking IPv6 addresses .................................................................................... 182
Setting the network from the web browser ..................................... 183
Operations environment ..................................................................................... 183
Starting up ......................................................................................................... 183
Logging in as an administrator ........................................................................... 184
Items table ......................................................................................................... 185
Changing administrator passwords .................................................................... 187
Checking printer status from the PC ................................................................... 188
Changing printer settings from the PC ................................................................ 188
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Encrypting communications (SSL/TLS) .............................................................. 189
Printing using IPP .............................................................................................. 191
Encrypting communications (IPSec) ................................................................... 193
Using the access restriction function (IP lter) with IP addresses .....................200
Using the access restriction function with MAC addresses .................................. 201
Notifying errors using e-mail .............................................................................. 207
Notifying errors periodically using e-mail ........................................................... 205
Using SNMPv3 .................................................................................................... 208
Using IEEE802.1X ............................................................................................... 210
Changing EtherTalk printer names (Macintosh) .................................................. 214
Changing EtherTalk zones (Macintosh) ............................................................... 214
Printing without printer drivers (Direct printing) ............................................... 215
Printing PDF les ............................................................................................................. 215
Setting the server to print mail attachments ....................................................................... 216
5 Checking and Changing Printer Settings
Using the Control Panel ................................................... 217
[Print Secure Job] .............................................................................................. 237
[Menus] .............................................................................................................. 238
[Admin Setup] .................................................................................................... 250
[Print Statistics] ................................................................................................. 267
[Calibration] ....................................................................................................... 268
[Boot Menu] ....................................................................................................... 272
Appendix ............................................................................... 275
Using Print Job Accounting .............................................................. 276
Number of usable user IDs and logs ................................................................... 276
Character code table ........................................................................ 277
PostScript mode ................................................................................................. 277
PCL mode ........................................................................................................... 280
Index .................................................................................... 283
Printing printer information ............................................................. 218
Printable report tables ........................................................................................ 218
Printing printer settings lists .............................................................................. 219
Settings details ............................................................................................................... 219
Printing printer information lists ........................................................................ 220
Network information ........................................................................................................ 220
File list .......................................................................................................................... 221
Demo pages ................................................................................................................... 221
Error log ........................................................................................................................ 222
Total print results ............................................................................................................ 222
Total print results Printing print lists .................................................................. 223
Font list ......................................................................................................................... 223
Color prole list .............................................................................................................. 223
User media list ................................................................................................................ 224
Test prints ...................................................................................................................... 224
Registering custom sizes (irregular paper)......................................................... 225
Changing administrator passwords .................................................................... 227
Restricting button operations (panel lockout) ................................................... 228
Restricting menu displays (menu lockout) ......................................................... 229
Checking print quantities ................................................................. 230
Checking remaining consumables and
maintenance unit quantities ............................................................ 231
Table of setting items in the device setup screen............................. 232
Device setup screen ............................................................................................ 232
[Conguration] ................................................................................................... 233
[Print Information] ............................................................................................ 236
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Contents
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1
Convenient
print functions
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
Printer driver functions table …………… 14
Printing on various papers ……………… 21
Economy printing ……………………………48
Changing sizes to print ……………………54
Clean printing ………………………………… 59
Printing print results so that people cannot see them …………………… 67
Advanced print functions ………………… 72
Deleting or updating printer drivers ………………………………… 98
the Control Panel
Software
Setup
Settings Using
3
Using Utility
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
Checking and
Appendix Index
Note
zThis section uses [WordPad] for its Windows explanations, and [TextEditor] for its Mac OS X
explanations. Depending on the application, the screens and operations procedures may differ.
zFor detailed explanations of the printer driver and utility setup items, see "Online Help".
zDue to printer driver and utility version upgrades, there may be differences from the descriptions
in this manual.
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Printer driver functions table

Printer driver functions table

1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
zPrinter driver functions table
This section explains the convenient functions when printing from a PC.
Reference
zFor detailed explanations of the printer driver setup items, see "Online Help".

Functions explanation

There are two printer driver types for Windows (PCL and PS,), and one printer driver type for Mac OS X (PS). The functions may differ depending on the printer driver.
Windows PS printer driver functions
[Layout] tab
Checking and
Item Explanation
Orientation Species the print orientation.
Print on Both Sides
Page Order Species the order of the
Page Format Species the number of pages
Preview window Displays an image of the print
Advanced You can make more advanced
Species to use both sides
printing.
document pages to be printed.
and small leaet printing
to be printed on 1 sheet of paper.
results.
setups regarding the print quality and paper size.
[Paper/Quality] tab
Item Explanation
Tray Selection Species the tray to feed the
Color Species color or
Advanced You can make more advanced
paper.
monochrome printing.
setups regarding the print quality and paper size.
[Job Options] tab
Item Explanation
Quality Species the resolution
during printing.
Output Bin Species the paper output
bin.
Job Type Species the print format and
quantity to be printed.
Fit to Page Species when printing by
converting the paper size of the document to be printed.
Watermarks Species when implementing
stamp printing.
Overlays Species when implementing
overlay printing.
Advanced You can make other advanced
print setups.
About Displays the printer driver
version information.
Default Restores the tab settings to
the default settings.
[Color] tab
Item Explanation
Color Mode Species color matching, etc.,
in color mode.
Toner Saving Species the print density
when economizing on toner.
Spot Color* Species when implementing
Spot Color printing.
Advanced You can make other advanced
print setups.
Default Restores the tab settings to
the default settings.
*: "Spot Color" is a function for model CS5000 only. For
details, see the "Separate Volume Spot Color Guide".
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
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Printer driver functions table Printer driver functions table
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Windows PCL printer driver functions
[Setup] Tab
Item Explanation
Size Species the paper size.
Source Species the tray to feed the
paper.
Type Species the paper type.
Weight Species the paper thickness.
Finishing Mode Species multi-page printing,
Checking and
2-Sided Printing Species to print on both
Orientation Species the print orientation.
Color Setting Species whether to print in
Toner saving Species the print density
About Displays the printer driver
Default Restores the tab settings to
booklets, and poster printing, etc.
sides of the paper.
color or monochrome.
when economizing on toner.
version information.
the default settings.
[Job Options] Tab
Item Explanation
Quality Species the resolution
during printing.
Scale Species the rate of
enlargement and contraction during printing.
Copies Species the quantity to be
printed.
Job Type Species the print format.
Output Bin Species the paper output
bin.
Advanced You can make several other
print setups.
Default Restores the tab settings to
the default settings.
[Extend] Tab
[Spot Color] Tab
zIn white mode
zIn clear mode
Item Explanation
Usage methods Species the range of Spot
Color printing.
Order of superposition
Mirror Print Sets when to print by
Default Restores the tab settings to
Species the order of color
and white overlay (white mode only).
reversing the horizontal orientation so that the
document is as if reected in
a mirror.
the default settings.
Mac OS X PS printer driver functions
[Print Options] panel
Item Explanation
Print Options Sets various functions.
Setup Items Species the setup items
conforming to the print setup.
[TextEdit] panel
Item Explanation
Printing header and footer
Rewrap
contents to t
page
Enable to print page numbers, dates, and text titles, etc.
Enable to print by aligning to the text wrapping method durign editing.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Memo
Item Explanation
z"Spot Color" is a function for model CS5000 only. For
details, see the "Separate Volume Spot Color Guide".
Watermarks Species when implementing
stamp printing.
Overlays Species when implementing
*: "Spot Color" is a function for model CS5000 only. For
details, see the "Separate Volume Spot Color Guide".
overlay printing.
Fonts Sets the TrueType fonts and
printer fonts.
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Printer driver functions table Printer driver functions table
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
[Layout] Panel
Item Explanation
Pages per Sheet Selects the number of pages
Layout Direction Species the layout when
Border Species the boundary line
Two-Sided Species to use 2-sided
Checking and
Reverse page orientation
Flip horizontally Enable to print by reversing
[Color Matching] panel
to be printed on 1 sheet of paper.
printing multiple pages on a single sheet of paper.
type.
printing.
Enable to print by reversing the page orientation.
left and right.
[Paper Handling] panel
Item Explanation
Pages to Print Species the pages to be
printed.
Page Order Species the order of the
pages to be printed.
Scale to t
Paper size
Prints by aligning to the paper size. Some items may not be printed correctly depending on the setup.
Destination Paper Size
Species to print by scaling to
match the size of the paper to be output.
Scale down only Species to print by reducing
only to match the size of the paper to be output.
[Paper Feed] panel
[Cover Page] panel
Item Explanation
Print Cover Page
Cover Page Type
Billing Info This function cannot be used.
Species cover printing.
Species the text during
printing.
[Spot Color] panel
zIn white mode
zIn clear mode
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Item Explanation
ColorSync Species the ColorSync
function.
In printer Implements printer color
matching.
Prole Species the prole.
Item Explanation
All Pages From Species the tray for the
paper feed. The tray is selected automatically when
[Auto Select] is specied.
First Page From Select to print from the tray
that species the header
page.
Remaining From Prints from the tray that
species the remaining
pages.
Item Explanation
Usage Methods Species the range of Spot
Color printing.
Order of superposition
Mirror Print Sets when to print by
Memo
z"Spot Color" is a function for model CS5000 only. For
details, see the "Separate Volume Spot Color Guide".
Species the order of color
and white overlay (white mode only).
reversing the horizontal orientation so that the
document is as if reected in
a mirror.
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Printer driver functions table Printing on various papers
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
[Color] panel
Item Explanation
Grayscale Species to use monochrome
Color Species alignment to color
[Print Options] panel
Checking and
printing.
mode when printing in color.
zPrinting on various papers
Printing on envelopes
Memo
zFor the types of envelopes that can be used, see “Usable
Paper Types” in “Basic”.
zFor the Multi-Purpose Tray preparations, see "Setting
paper in the Multi-Purpose Tray" in "Basic".
zYou can print by manually feeding one page at a time from
the Multi-Purpose Tray. For details, see “Printing single
sheets manually” (P.74).
Note
z2-sided printing and printing from paper trays are disabled
for envelopes.
zPrint speed will be slowed.
Before setting
Check that the envelope is not bent or
1
swollen.
If the envelope is bent, hold the
2
diagonally-opposite edges of the envelope and slowly bend to straighten the envelope.
If there is a difference in the thickness
3
on the left and right when the envelopes are stacked, use a rod to make the thickness universal.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Item Explanation
Print Options Species alignment to the
items that have been set such as print quality, paper type, etc.
Items Setup Species the setup items
conforming to the print setup tab.
Memo
zThis section uses [MemoPad] for its Windows explanations,
and [TextEditor] for its Mac OS X explanations. Descriptions may differ depending on the applications and printer drivers used.
zSetting the paper orientation
Set the print surface face-up.
Set as a diagram to print the addressee.
(Yougata 0 gou/2
gou/4 gou
Yougata Long 3 gou)
(Kakugata
2 gou)
(Yougata 0 gou/2
gou/4 gou
Yougata Long 3 gou)
Com-9, Com-10
DL, C4, C5
Monarch
zCross-sectional diagram of an envelope
Appendix Index
Memo
zIf the front edge of the envelope is bent or
swollen, extend the envelope out at as shown
in the diagram below.
Reference
zFor detailed explanations of the printer driver setup items,
see the printer driver "Online Help".
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Printing on standard size envelopes
Setting envelopes in the Multi-Purpose
1
Tray.
Open the face-up stacker ( ) on the
2
left side of the machine.
Open the paper supporter ( ) as
3
shown in the following gure.
Checking and
Set the paper size using the control
5
panel.
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
Press [9], [0], and press the [OK]
(2)
button.
Select a suitable media weight, and
(6)
press the [OK] button. Check that
is displayed to the left of the
selected media weight.
MPTray Config
Paper Size
Media Type
Media Weight
Tray Usage
Use Online button to return...
Memo
zIf you want to print on a thin envelope of 24 lb, the
[Light] setting may improve the printing result.
Press the [ON LINE] button to
(7)
return to the standby screen.
Media Weight 1/2 Page
Auto
Ultra Light
Light
Medium Light
Medium
Medium Heavy
Use Online button to return...
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select [Nagagata* (where * is the
2
envelope type)] in [Size], and [Portrait] or [Landscape] in [Orientation], and click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Rotate the auxiliary supporter ( ) in
4
the arrow direction to the lock position.
Select the envelope type, and
(3)
press the [OK] button.
Check that is displayed to the
(4)
left of the selected envelope, and press the [BACK] button.
Select [Media Weight], and press
(5)
the [OK] button.
Open the le to be printed.
6
Select [Paper Size], [Paper Source],
7
and [Output Bin] in the printer drivers to print.
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
4
Click [Advanced] in the [Paper/Quality]
5
tab.
Select the envelope type in [Paper Size]
6
in the "Advanced Options" screen, and click [OK].
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Select [Multi-Purpose Tray] in [Paper
7
Source].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select [Nagagata* (where * is the
2
envelope type)] in [Size], and [Portrait] or [Landscape] in [Orientation], and click [OK].
Select [Stacker (Face-up)] in [Output
8
Bin] in the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Checking and
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
Select [Stacker (Face UP)] in [Output
7
Bin] in the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Click either [OK] or [Print] in the "Print"
8
screen to print.
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select the printer model name in
2
[Format For], and select [Envelope* (where * is the envelope type)] in [Paper Size], and a suitable orientation in [Orientation], and click [OK].
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Check that the printer model name is
4
selected in [Printer].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
3
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
4
Select the envelope type in [Size] in the
5
[Setup] tab.
Select the envelope type in [Paper
5
Size].
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Click [Print] in the "Print" screen to
9
print.
Select [Multipurpose Tray] in [Source].
6
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Select [Multi-Purpose Tray] in [Paper
6
Feed].
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Click the [Paper] button in the [Print
7
Options] panel, and select [Stacker (Face-up)] from [Output Bin].
Click [Print] to print.
8
Printing on irregular size envelopes
Setting envelopes in the Multi-Purpose
1
Tray.
Open the face-up stacker.
2
Set the print surface face-up to output.
Face-up stacker
Select [Custom], and press the
(3)
[OK] button.
Check that is displayed to the
(4)
left of [Custom], and press the [BACK] button.
Select [X Dimension], and press
(5)
the [OK] button.
Press the scroll buttons or
(9)
to select a suitable size, and then press the [OK] button.
Check that is displayed to the
(10)
left of the selected size, and press the [BACK] button.
Select [Media Type], and press the
(11)
[OK] button.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
Set the paper size, paper type, and
3
paper weight using the control panel.
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
Press [9], [0], and press the [OK]
(2)
button.
Press the scroll buttons or
(6)
to select a suitable size, and then press the [OK] button.
Check that is displayed to the
(7)
left of the selected size, and press the [BACK] button.
Select [Y Dimension], and press
(8)
the [OK] button.
Select [Envelope], and press the
(12)
[OK] button.
Check that is displayed to the
(13)
left of [Envelope], and press the [BACK] button.
Select [Media Weight], and press
(14)
the [OK] button.
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Select a suitable paper weight, and
(15)
press the [OK] button. Check that
is displayed to the left of the
selected paper weight.
Memo
zIf you want to print on a thin envelope of 24 lb, the
[Light] setting may improve the printing result.
Press the [ON LINE] button to
(16)
return to the standby screen.
Checking and
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select the paper size in [Size] and a
2
suitable orientation in [Orientation], and click [OK].
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
4
Click [Advanced] in the [Paper/Quality]
5
tab.
Select [Multi-Purpose Tray] in [Paper
7
Source].
Select [Stacker (Face-up)] in [Output
8
Bin] in the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select the paper size in [Size] and a
2
suitable orientation in [Orientation], and click [OK].
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
4
Select the paper size in [Size] in the
5
[Setup] tab.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Open the le to be printed.
4
Select [Paper Size], [Paper Source],
5
and [Output Bin] in the printer drivers to print.
Select the paper size in [Paper Size] in
6
the "Advanced Options" screen.
Click [Print] in the "Print" screen to
9
print.
Select [Multipurpose Tray] in [Source].
6
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Select [Stacker (Face Up)] in [Output
7
Bin] in the [Job Options] tab.
 Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select the printer model name in
2
[Format For], and select the paper size in [Paper Size], and a suitable orientation in [Orientation], and click [OK].
Click [Print] in the "Print" screen to
8
print.
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Checking and
Check that the printer model name is
4
selected in [Printer].
Select the paper size in [Paper Size].
Click the [Paper] button in the [Print
7
Options] panel, and select [Stacker (Face-up)] from [Output Bin].
Click [Print] to print.
8
Printing on glossy paper
Memo
zFor the Multi-Purpose Tray preparations, see "Setting
paper in the Multi-Purpose Tray" in "Basic".
Set the glossy paper.
1
Memo
zYou can print by manually feeding one page at a
time from the Multi-Purpose Tray. For details, see
“Printing single sheets manually” (P.74).
Setting in the Multi-Purpose Tray
Setting the paper
orientation
ABC
Setting in the paper tray
Setting the paper
orientation
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
5
Appendix Index
Select [Multi-Purpose Tray] in [Paper
6
Feed].
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
If outputting to the face-up stacker,
2
open the face-up stacker.
Set the print surface face-up to output.
Memo
zYou can output to the face-down stacker.
Face-up stacker
Set the paper size and paper type using
3
the control panel.
Enter a number according to the
(2)
paper to be used.
zUsing the Multi-Purpose Tray
Press [9], [0], and press the [OK] button.
zUsing tray 1
Press [1], [0], and press the [OK] button.
Select [Glossy], and press the [OK]
(6)
button. Check that to the left of [Glossy].
Press the [ON LINE] button to
(7)
return to the standby screen.
is displayed
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select the paper size in [Size] and a
2
suitable orientation in [Orientation], and click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Press the [Fn] key.
Changing Printer
Checking and
(1)
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
Select the paper size, and press
(3)
the [OK] button.
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
4
Click [Advanced] in the [Paper/Quality]
Open the le to be printed.
5
tab.
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
4
Check that is displayed to the
(4)
left of the selected paper size, and press the [BACK] button.
Select [Media Type], and press the
(5)
[OK] button.
Select [Size], [Source], and [Output
5
Bin] in the printer drivers to print.
Select the paper size in [Paper Size] in
6
the "Advanced Options" screen.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Select the paper tray in [Paper Source].
7
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select the paper size in [Size] and a
2
suitable orientation in [Orientation], and click [OK].
Select the paper tray in [Source].
6
Select [Glossy] in [Type].
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select the printer model name in
2
[Format For], and select the paper size in [Paper Size], and a suitable orientation in [Orientation], and click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
7
Select [Glossy] in [Media].
8
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Checking and
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
Select the output bin using [Output Bin]
8
in the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Check that the printer model name is
4
selected in [Printer].
Select the paper size in [Paper Size].
5
4
Select the paper size in [Size] in the
5
[Setup] tab.
the Control Panel
Setup
Settings Using
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
Checking and
Appendix Index
Select the output bin using [Output Bin]
9
in the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Click [Print] in the "Print" screen to print.
10
Click [Print] in the "Print" screen to
9
print.
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Select the paper tray in the [Paper
6
Feed] panel.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Click [Feed] in the [Print Options]
7
panel, and select [Transparency] from [Media Type].
Printing on labels and transparencies
Memo
zFor the types of labels and transparencies that can be
used, see "Usable Paper Types" in "Basic".
zFor the Multi-Purpose Tray preparations, see "Setting
paper in the Multi-Purpose Tray" in "Basic".
Open the face-up stacker.
2
Output labels and transparencies to the face-up stacker.
Enter a number according to the
(2)
paper to be used.
zUsing the Multi-Purpose Tray
Press [9], [0], and press the [OK] button.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
Set the paper.
1
Labels and transparencies are printed from the Multi-Purpose Tray or Tray 1.
Click the [Paper] button in the [Print
8
Options] panel, and select the output bin from [Output Bin].
Memo
zYou can print by manually feeding one page at a
time from the Multi-Purpose Tray. For details, see
“Printing single sheets manually” (P.74).
Note
zPrinting from trays 2 to 5 and 2-sided printing are
disabled for labels and transparencies.
zPrint speed will be slowed.
zTransparency is not available to clear toner printing.
Face-up stacker
Set the paper weight, paper size, and
3
paper type using the control panel.
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The numerical values input screen
zUsing tray 1
Press [1], [0], and press the [OK] button.
will be displayed.
Checking and
Setting in the Multi-Purpose Tray
Set the print surface face-up.
the Control Panel
Software
Setup
Settings Using
3
Using Utility
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
Checking and
Appendix Index
Click [Print] to print.
9
Setting the paper
orientation
Setting in tray 1
Set the print surface face-down.
Setting the paper
ABC
orientation
Select [A4 ], and press the [OK]
(3)
button.
Check that is displayed to the
(4)
left of [A4
], and press the [BACK]
button.
Select [Media Type], and press the
(5)
[OK] button.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Select [Labels] or [Transparency],
(6)
and press the [OK] button. Check that
[Labels] or [Transparency], and press the [BACK] button.
Press the [ON LINE] button to
(7)
return to the standby screen.
Checking and
is displayed to the left of
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select [Portrait] or [Landscape] in
2
[Orientation], and click the [OK] button.
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
4
Click [Advanced] in the [Paper/Quality]
5
tab.
Select [Labels] or [Transparency] in
7
[Media]. Select the paper tray in [Paper Source].
Select [Stacker (Face-up)] in [Output
8
Bin] in the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select [Portrait] or [Landscape] in
2
[Orientation], and click the [OK] button.
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
4
Select the paper size in [Size] in the
5
[Setup] tab.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Open the le to be printed.
4
Select [Size], [Source], and [Output
5
Bin] in the printer drivers to print.
Select the paper size in [Paper Size] in
6
the "Advanced Options" screen.
Click [Print] in the "Print" screen to
9
print.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Select [Labels] or [Transparency]
6
in [Type]. Select the paper tray in [Source].
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
1
Select the printer model name in
2
[Format For], and select the paper size in [Paper Size], and a suitable orientation in [Orientation], and click [OK].
Select [Stacker (Face Up)] in [Output
7
Bin] in the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
3
Check that the printer model name is
4
Checking and
selected in [Printer].
Select the paper size in [Paper Size].
5
Click either [OK] or [Print] in the "Print"
8
screen to print.
Select the paper tray in the [Paper
6
Feed] panel.
Click the [Paper] button in the [Print
7
Options] panel, and select [Stacker (Face-up)] from [Output Bin].
Click [Print] to print.
8
Printing on user-selected paper sizes (custom pages and lengthy printing)
Register the desired paper size in the printer driver, and specify when printing.
[Sizes that can be fed from the Multi­Purpose Tray (Settable custom sizes)]
Width: 64 to 330mm
Length: 89 to 1321mm
[Sizes Purpose Tray]
Trays 1/2/3/4/5
Width: 99 to 330mm
Length: 147 to 457mm
[Sizes where 2-sided printing is possible]
Width: 99 to 330mm
Length: 147 to 483mm
Note
zIf printing smaller paper than width 99mm and length
147mm, feed from the Multi-Purpose Tray and output to the face-up stacker.
zSet the paper size to portrait length, and set in the device.
zNot usable with some applications.
zIf feeding from the Multi-Purpose Tray, support the paper
manually for paper lengths that are not fully supported by the paper supporter.
zIf feeding from the paper trays (tray 1, (optional)
trays 2 to 5), press the scroll buttons the device control panel, and select [Menu]>[Tray
Conguration]>[Set Tray 1]>[Paper Size]>[Custom].
zIf there is no paper in the tray, setting the function to
switch automatically to a tray in which paper of the same size has been set, the default settings will be enabled (i.e., the check box will be enabled). If the paper runs out during printing, paper will feed from another tray. Disable (i.e., uncheck) the check box when printing custom size paper from a designated tray only.
can be fed from the Multi-
that
or on
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Set the paper.
1
Memo
zYou can print by manually feeding one page at a
time from the Multi-Purpose Tray. For details, see
“Printing single sheets manually” (P.74).
zFor how to set the paper for the custom-sized tray,
see “Printing from the Custom-Sized Tray” in the User’s Manual (Basic).
Setting in the Multi-Purpose Tray
Setting the paper
orientation
Set the paper size and paper type using
3
the control panel.
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
Select [X Dimension], and press
(5)
the [OK] button.
Press the scroll buttons or
(6)
Press the [ON LINE] button to
(12)
return to the standby screen.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
to select a suitable size, and then
ABC
Enter a number according to the
(2)
press the [OK] button.
Software
3
Using Utility
paper to be used.
zUsing the Multi-Purpose Tray
Press [9], [0], and press the [OK] button.
Register the desired paper size in the
4
printer drivers to print.
4
Network
Setup
Setting in the paper tray
Setting the paper
orientation
Checking and
Check that is displayed to the
(7)
left of the selected size, and press
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
the [BACK] button.
Appendix Index
If outputting to the face-up stacker,
2
open the face-up stacker.
Set the print surface face-up to output.
Memo
zYou can output to the face-down stacker.
zUsing tray 1
Press [1], [0], and press the [OK] button.
Select [Custom], and press the
(3)
[OK] button.
Select [Y Dimension], and press
(8)
the [OK] button.
Press the scroll buttons or
(9)
to select a suitable size, and then press the [OK] button.
Appendix Index
Face-up stacker
Check that is displayed to the
(10)
left of the selected size, and press the [BACK] button.
Check that is displayed to the
(4)
left of [Custom], and press the [BACK] button.
Set the paper type and paper
(11)
weight as necessary.
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2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(PS)] icon, and select [Printing Preferences]>[Intec (product name) (PS)].
Click [Advanced] in the [Layout] tab.
3
Select [PostScript Custom Page Size] in
4
[Paper Size].
Enter the [Width] and [Height] in
5
the "PostScript Custom Page Size
Denition" screen.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(PCL6)] icon, and select [Printing Preferences]>[Intec (product name) (PCL6)].
Click [Paper Feed Options] in the
3
[Setup] tab.
Click [Add].
6
The created paper will be displayed at the bottom of the [Size] list in the [Setup] tab.
32 types max. can be dened.
Click [OK] until the "Printing
7
Preferences" screen closes.
Open the le to be printed.
8
Specify the registered paper size to
9
print.
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Note
zCustom sizes exceeding the printable range can be
entered using Mac OS X, but printing will be incorrect. Set within the correct range.
zIf a custom paper size with the same paper size as
registered in the OS is specied, the paper may be
handled as regular paper.
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
2
Select [Manage Custom Sizes] in [Paper
3
Size].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
Note
z"Offsets Relative to Paper Feed Direction" cannot be set.
Click [OK] until the "Printing
6
Preferences" screen closes.
Open the le to be printed.
7
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
8
Specify the registered paper size to print.
9
Memo
zIf printing is incorrect using large size paper from the PS
printer drivers, you can correct the printing by setting
"
Normal" in [Quality].
Click [Custom Size] in the [Paper Feed
4
Options] screen.
Enter [Name], [Width], and [Length] in
5
the [Custom Size] screen.
Click [+] in the "Custom Paper Sizes"
4
screen. Double-click [Untitled], and enter a name in [Custom Paper Sizes]. Enter the [Width] and [Height] page sizes.
Click [OK].
5
The created paper will be displayed at the bottom of the [Paper Size] list in the [Page Properties] panel.
Printing will be implemented.
6
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
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Printing on various papers Printing on various papers
Check that is displayed to the
Using custom media
(4)
left of the selected paper size, and
This setting is used when you want to print on
1
Convenient print
heavy media.
functions
Set the paper size and paper type using
1
the control panel.
2
Matching
Colors
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The number input screen appears.
press the [BACK] button.
Select [Media Type], and press the
(5)
[OK] button.
* In the default factory settings, paper types are set for [USERTYPE1] - [USERTYPE5] as shown in the following table.
USERTYPE Mode Name Media Type Media Weight
USERTYPE1 HQ_FOR_UH1 Plain Ultra Heavy1
USERTYPE2 HQ_FOR_UH2 Plain Ultra Heavy2
USERTYPE3 HQ_FOR_UH3 Plain Ultra Heavy3
USERTYPE4 HQ_FOR_UH4 Plain Ultra Heavy4
USERTYPE5 HQ_FOR_UH5 Plain Ultra Heavy5
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
the Control Panel
Software
Setup
Settings Using
3
Using Utility
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
Checking and
Appendix Index
Input the number depending on
(2)
the paper tray being used.
zFor the multi-purpose tray
Press [9] and [0], and press the [OK] button.
zFor Tray1
Press [1] and [0], and press the [OK] button.
Select [USERTYPE1] -
(6)
[USERTYPE20], and press the [OK] button. Check that
is displayed to the
left of the selected [USERTYPE].
MPTray Config
Paper Size
Media Type
Media Weight
Tray Usage
Use Online button to return...
Press the [ON LINE] button to
(7)
Media Type 2/2 Page
Card Stock
Rough
Glossy
Postcard
Envelope
USERTYPE1
Use Online button to return...
return to the standby screen.
the Control Panel
Software
Setup
Settings Using
3
Using Utility
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
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Appendix Index
Select the paper size, and press
(3)
the [OK] button.
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Economy printing Economy printing
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
zEconomy printing
Printing multiple pages on a single sheet (multi­page printing)
You can print by reducing data for multiple pages on a single sheet.
1 2
4
3
2
1
Note
zThis function reduces the data to print, so the center of
the paper may not be accurately aligned.
zBind width can also be set using Windows PCL printer
drivers.
Checking and
zNot usable with some applications.
3 4
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select the number of pages to pr
4
printed on a single page from [Pages per Sheet] in the [Layout] tab.
Using Windows PCL printer
drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [n-up] (where n is the number
4
of pages to be printed on 1 sheet) in [Finishing Mode] in the [Setup] tab.
Click [Options], and set [Page Borders],
5
[Page layout], and [Bind Margin] as necessary. The bind width can be set from 0 to 30mm left and right.
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Select [Pages per Sheet], [Layout
3
Direction], and [Border] in the [Layout] panel.
Printing will be implemented.
4
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Memo
zIf using Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista/Windows
Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008, make sure to set [Draw Borders] as necessary. Further, you can also change the page distribution using [Advanced]>[Page Layout per Sheet].
Printing will be implemented.
5
Printing will be implemented.
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Economy printing Economy printing
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
2-Sided Printing
You can print on both sides of the paper.
1 1
For the types of paper, thicknesses, and sizes that can be used in 2-sided printing, see "Usable paper types" in "Basic".
For the range of widths and lengths of custom sizes that can be used in 2-sided printing, see
“Printing on user-selected paper sizes (custom pages and lengthy printing)” (P.41).
Note
zNot usable with some applications.
2
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Checking and
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Flip on Long Edge] or [Flip on
4
Short Edge] in [2-Sided Printing] in the [Layout] tab.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Long Edge] or [Short Edge] in
4
[2-Sided Printing] in the [Setup] tab.
Printing will be implemented.
5
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Select [Long-Edge binding] or [Short-
3
Edge binding] in [Two-Sided] in the [Layout] tab.
Printing will be implemented.
4
Test printing with toner economy (toner economy mode)
You can print by economizing the toner consumption amount by reducing the page print density. Separately set whether to enable or disable toner economy mode over 100% black.
Memo
zYou can suppress the amount of toner used by reducing
the toner density by selecting one of the following four patterns as necessary.
– Printer setup: Follows the device setup.
– OFF: Prints using regular density without economizing
the toner.
– Save Level Low: Prints using medium light toner.
– Save Level Middle: Prints using light toner.
– Save Level High: Prints using considerably light toner.
z[Toner Save] is enabled only if the print quality is specied
as [Normal].
Note
zToner save mode is not compatible with Spot Color
printing.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Printing will be implemented.
5
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Economy printing
Economy printing
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select the toner save amount from
4
[Toner Saving] in the [Color] tab.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select the toner save amount from
4
[Toner saving] in [Setup] tab.
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click the [Quality 2] button in the [Print
3
Options] panel, and select the toner save amount from [Toner Saving].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
Printing will be implemented.
Printing will be implemented.
5
Printing will be implemented.
4
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
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5
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Changing sizes to print
Changing sizes to print
zChanging sizes to print
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Colors
3
Software
4
Setup
Enlarging/reducing pages
You can print on different paper sizes without changing the print data.
Matching
Using Utility
Note
Network
zNot normally operable with some applications.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
A4
A6
Enable the [Resize document to t
6
printer page] check box in the [Job Options] tab, and select the paper size to be printed.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select the paper size to be edited in
4
[Size] in the [Setup] tab.
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Page Setup] in the [File] menu.
2
Select the printer model name in
3
[Format For], and select the paper size to be edited in [Paper Size], and click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
Printing will be implemented.
7
Enable the [Resize document to t
5
printer page] check box, and select the paper size to be printed.
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
4
Enable the [Scale to t paper size] in
5
the [Paper Handing] panel, and select the paper size to be edited using "Destination Paper Size".
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Paper/Quality]
4
tab.
Select the paper size to be edited in
5
[Paper Size].
Printing will be implemented.
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
6
Printing will be implemented.
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Changing sizes to print Changing sizes to print
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Enlarging and printing multiple sheets (poster printing)
You can enlarge the source data and print parts to multiple sheets of paper.
1 2
3 4
Note
zCannot be used with Windows PS and Mac OS X printer
drivers.
zPosters cannot be printed if printing using encrypted
secure print functions from the client after creating the printer drivers using a shared network.
zIf [Poster Print] is not operating, right-click the [Intec
(printer name) (PCL6)] in the [Devices and Printers] folder, and select [Preferences]>[Advanced]>[Print Processor]>[OKX04ZPP].
Checking and
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Poster Print] in [Finishing Mode]
4
in the [Setup] tab.
Click [Options], and set [Enlarge],
5
[Add Registrationg Marks], and [Add Overlap] as necessary.
Printing will be implemented.
6
Sorting pages to print pamphlets (booklets)
You can create pamphlet-like booklets.
Fold in
two as is
5
6
4
Back
Back
12
Back
7
9
8
11
12
4
3
2
1
Note
zNot normally operable with some applications.
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
zWatermarks cannot be printed correctly when using
[Pamphlet] printing.
10
12
3
1
2
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Note
zIf creating PostScript data using the application itself,
pamphlets may not be specied correctly. Whether or not
this method can be avoided depends on the publication. Check the manual for the application used. For example, with Adobe Acrobat Professional or Adobe Reader, enable the "Print as image" check box in the advanced setup for the print dialog box to implement pamphlet printing normally.
zIf [Pamphlets] is not printing, right-click the [Intec
(printer name) (PS)] in the [Devices and Printers] folder, and enable [Enable advanced print functions] in [Printer Properties]>[Job Options] tab.
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Booklet] in the [Layout] tab.
4
(In Windows XP/Windows Server 2003, select [Booklet] in [Pages per Sheet] in the [Layout] tab.)
If using Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows
5
Vista/Windows Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008, make sure to set "Draw Borders" as necessary.
11
9
7
5
3
1
Click [Advanced], and select the paper
6
size to be actually used in [Paper Size].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Printing will be implemented.
7
Memo
zE.g.: Creating A5 size pamphlets using A4 size paper
– Select [A4] in [Paper Size] in [Job Options].
zIf using Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista/Windows
Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008, and if creating pamphlets folded on the right (i.e., pamphlets with the binding on the right when the pages are face-up), select [Right] in [Pamphlet Binding] in [Job Options].
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Changing sizes to print Clean printing
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Note
zPamphlets cannot be printed if printing using encrypted
secure print functions from the client after creating the printer drivers using a shared network.
zIf [Booklet] cannot be printed, right-click the [Intec
(printer name) (PCL6)] in the [Devices and Printers] folder, and select [Preferences]>[Advanced]>[Print Processor]>[ITX04ZPP].
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Booklet] in [Finishing Mode] in the
4
[Setup] tab, and click [Options].
zClean printing
Changing print quality (resolution)
Set [Quality] by aligning to the environment used.
Memo
zIf printing is incorrect using large size paper from the PS
printer drivers, you can correct the printing by setting
"
Normal" in [Quality].
zSelect [Intec Multi-Level OS4800] to print using the
highest printer quality.
– Select [Normal (600x600 dpi)] to print at low resolution.
This mode prioritizes print speed.
– [Fine/Detail(1200x1200 dpi)] is an intermediate mode
between [Intec Multi Level OS4800)] and [Normal (600x600 dpi)].
zBy selecting [Optimize color thin line], characters and/or
lines with color will be printed sharply.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Change [Quality] in the [Job Options]
4
tab.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
Printing will be implemented.
5
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
Set [Signature], [2 pages], [Right to
5
Left], and [Bind Margin] as necessary in "Booklet".
zSignature
This is the page unit for booklets.
zRight to Left
Prints so that the pamphlet opens on the right.
3
Change [Quality] in the [Job Options]
4
tab.
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Memo
zE.g.: If creating A5 size booklets using A4 size paper,
select [A4] in [Paper Size] in the [Setup] tab.
Printing will be implemented.
6
Printing will be implemented.
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Clean printing
Clean printing
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click the [Quality 1] button in the [Print
3
Options] panel, and change [Quality].
Printing sharper photos (photo mode)
You can print more naturally vividly images such as photos, etc.
Note
zCannot be used with Windows PS and Mac OS X printer
drivers.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Photo Enhance] in [Quality] in
4
the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Printing text and lines sharply
Print colored text and lines sharply.
Memo
zNot suitable for photo printing.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Optimize color thin line] in the
4
[Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select the [Optimize color thin line] in
4
the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
Printing will be implemented.
Printing will be implemented.
5
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
4
Appendix Index
Printing will be implemented.
5
Printing will be implemented.
5
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Clean printing Clean printing
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Using Mac OS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Quality 1] in the [Print Options]
3
panel, and enable the [Optimize color thin line] check box.
Compensating ne lines
You can prevent misaligned lines being printed
when ultra-ne lines are specied from the
application. This function is normally ON.
Memo
zDepending on the application, bar code and other intervals
will narrow. In this case, turn OFF the function.
Note
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Job Options]
4
tab.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Job Options]
4
tab.
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Quality 1] in the [Print Options]
3
panel, and enable the [Adjust ultra ne lines] check box.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
Printing will be implemented.
4
Enable the [Adjust ultra ne lines]
5
check box, and click [OK].
Select [Adjust ultra ne lines], and then
5
select [On] in [Settings], and click [OK].
Printing will be implemented.
Printing will be implemented.
4
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
6
Printing will be implemented.
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Clean printing Clean printing
Using printer fonts
You can print by replacing the TrueType fonts
1
Convenient print
with the fonts stored in the device.
functions
Note
zThe font replacement function stores the document
fonts, but font designs cannot be reproduced. If it is
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
necessary to print font designs accurately, disable the font replacement function.
zSome of the applications that use unique printer drivers
cannot use the font replacement function easily.
zIf using Windows PS printer drivers, PC administrator
privileges are required.
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and Printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product
2
name) (PS)] icon, and select [Printer Properties].
Select the [Device Settings] tab.
3
Specify the printer font to be used
4
instead of TrueType fonts in [Font Substitution Table].
To specify a font, click the TrueType font, and select the replacement printer font from the drop-down list.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Fonts] in the [Extend] tab.
4
Enable the [Font Substitution] check
5
box in the [Font] screen.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Checking and
Specify the printer font to replace the
6
TrueType font in [Font Substitution Table].
Click [OK].
5
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
Printing will be implemented.
7
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
6
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
7
Click [Advanced] in the [Layout] tab.
8
Select [Substitute with Device Font] in
9
[TrueType Font].
Printing will be implemented.
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Clean printing

Printing print results so that people cannot see them
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Using PC fonts
You can output TrueType fonts to the screen display as is.
Note
zPrint time may be longer.
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Layout] tab.
4
Select [Download as Softfont] in
5
[TrueType Font].
Checking and
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Font] in the [Extend] tab.
4
Disable the [Font Substitution] check
5
box in the [Font] screen.
zDownload as outline font
Creates font images using the printer.
zDownload as bitmap font
Creates font images using the printer drivers.
zPrinting print results so that people cannot see them
If using PS printer drivers, select
Entering passwords to print (Secure Print)
You can save print jobs to the device HDD, and enter a password in the control panel to print.
To use this function, it is necessary to mount the (optional) HDD to the device.
Note
zIf there is insufcient space on the option built-in
HDD storing the print jobs, "File system is full" will be displayed, and printing will be disabled.
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
Open the le to be printed, and specify
1
[Secure Print].
Open the le to be printed.
(1)
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
(2)
Click [Advanced] (or
(3)
[Preferences]).
(4)
[Secure Print] in [Job Type] in the [Job Options] tab. If using PCL printer drivers, select [Secure Print] in [Job Type] in the [Job Options] tab.
(Windows 7 PS printer driver screen)
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
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Printing will be implemented.
6
Printing will be implemented.
6
(Windows 7 PCL printer driver screen)
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Printing print results so that people cannot see them Printing print results so that people cannot see them
Use Online button to return to standby screen
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Input the "Job Name" and "Job
(5)
Password" in the "JOB PIN" screen,
Enter the password from the control
2
panel to print.
and click [OK].
Press the scroll button or .
zRequest Job Name for each print job
(1)
When implementing printing, the screen to enter the job name will be displayed.
zJob Password
Set using 4-digit gures.
zJob Name
Set using up to 16 single-byte alphanumeric characters.
Select [Print Secure Job], and
(2)
press the [OK] button.
Reference
zYou can use the Conguration Tool to delete the secure
print job. For details, see “Deleting unnecessary jobs from
the HDD” (P.146).
Checking and
Select [Stored Job], and press the
(3)
[OK] button.
Printing will be implemented.
(6)
If [Request Job Name for each print job] is enabled, enter the "Job Name" in the "Enter Job Name" screen, and click [OK].
Note
zIf the user who started the secure print job has
forgotten that the job exists, or has forgotten the password, the job will remain stored on the device
HDD. Use the Conguration Tool to delete secure
print jobs that have been left on the HDD. For details, see “Deleting unnecessary jobs from the
HDD” (P.146).
Use the 10-key pad to enter the
(4)
4-digit password for the job to be printed to start the search.
Select [Print], and press the [OK]
(5)
button.
Print Secure Job
Memo
zSelect [Delete], and press the [OK] button to
delete a job.
Use 10-key pad or the scroll
(6)
buttons
Stored Job 1/1 Page
Encrypted Job
Stored Job
Print
or to enter the print quantity, and press the [OK] button.
Printing secret text (encrypted secure print)
The print job is encrypted before being sent to the device. Consequently, leaks regarding the print details can still be prevented even if print data is stolen from the HDD or the device communications process. Further, to strengthen security even more, print jobs spooled on the
HDD are either printed, or deleted after a xed
period of time has elapsed.
To print, it is necessary to enter the password using the control panel, so theft of the printed matter can also be prevented.
To use this function, it is necessary to mount the (optional) HDD to the device.
Note
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
zIf using Windows PCL printer drivers to create a print
server on a shared network, and printing uses encrypted secure print from the client, printing posters and booklets will be disabled.
zIf there is insufcient space on the built-in HDD storing
the print jobs, "File system is full" will be displayed, and printing will be disabled.
zIf using Encrypted Secure Print, disable "Job Spool". For
details, see “Using the printer buffer” (P.90).
zThe [Print only encrypted secure print jobs] from the
[Device Settings] tab in Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008 with Windows PS printer drivers will be disabled.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Memo
zIf the password is entered incorrectly, press the
[BACK] button, and reset.
zPress the [CANCEL] button to cancel the search.
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Printing print results so that people cannot see them Printing print results so that people cannot see them
Use Online button to return to standby screen
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Open the le to be printed, and specify
1
[Encrypted Secure Print].
Input the "Password" in the "Secure
(5)
Print Setting" screen, and click
Enter the password from the control
2
panel to print.
[OK].
Open the le to be printed.
(1)
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
(2)
Click [Advanced] (or
(3)
Press the scroll button or .
(1)
[Preferences]).
If using PS printer drivers, select
(4)
[Encrypted Secure Print] in [Job Type] in the [Job Options] tab. If using PCL printer drivers, select [Encrypted Secure Print] in [Job Type] in the [Job Options] tab.
Checking and
(Windows 7 PS printer driver screen)
zPassword
Set using 4 to 12 alphanumeric characters.
zAlways ask for password
When implementing printing, the screen to enter the password will be displayed.
Note
zThis check box is disabled in Windows 8/
Windows 7/Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server
2008. Enter the password in the "JOB PIN" screen displayed when [JOB PIN] is clicked.
Select [Print Secure Job], and
(2)
press the [OK] button.
Select [Encrypted Job], and press
(3)
the [OK] button.
Memo
zAfter implementing Encrypted Secure Print, the les
used in printing are deleted using the specied deletion method. While a le is being deleted, the message
"Deleting Encrypted Job" will be displayed.
zIf data is lost during transfer or data falsication is
detected, the message [To turn off the display, press OK] will be displayed.
Select [Print], and press the [OK]
(5)
button.
Print Secure Job
Encrypted Job
Stored Job
Memo
zSelect [Delete], and press the [OK] button to
delete a job.
zAll jobs that match the password will be printed
in the order they are received by the device.
Encrypted Job 1/1 Page
Print
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
(Windows 7 PS printer driver screen)
(Windows 7 PCL printer driver screen)
zKeep print job for
Set the period in which the print job is stored on the device HDD from 5 mins, to 23 hours 59 mins. Print jobs that exceed the storage period are deleted from the HDD automatically.
zErase Options
Specify the method when deleting print jobs from the HDD.
Easy method: Delete the print job from the le
system. This deletion method risks the print job being recovered from the HDD, but it will delete in the shortest time.
– Overwrite using 0x00: After overwriting the
specied data once, the print job is deleted. This
is a safer method compared to easy deletion, but there is a risk that print jobs will be recovered using special methods.
– Overwrite 3 times: Overwrites the print job
data 3 times before deleting. This is the safest deletion method, but deletion takes time.
Printing will be implemented.
(6)
If [Always ask for password] is enabled, enter the "Password" in the "Secure Print Setting" screen, and click [OK].
Enter the print job password using
(4)
either the 10-key pad or the input screen, and click the [OK] button to start the search.
Memo
zIf the password is entered incorrectly, press the
[BACK] button, and reset.
zPress the [CANCEL] button to cancel the search.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
zAdvanced print functions
Setting the page order
Extracts in page order when printing documents with multiple pages.
There are two methods.
Printing documents in page order
The printed documents are output face-down.
Open the document to be printed.
1
Specify the face-down stacker as the
2
Output Bin to print.
Note
zFor paper weights with GSM 320 to 400g/m2 (ream weight
275 to 310kg), custom size paper with a length less than 147mm, envelopes, labels, and transparencies, make sure
Checking and
to open the face-up stacker and output the documents face-up.
Face-down stacker
Printing documents in reverse page order
The printed documents are output face-up.
Note
zCannot be used with Windows PCL printer drivers.
Open the face-up stacker at the back of the device.
1
Rotate the auxiliary supporter in the
3
direction of the arrow into the lock position.
Supplementary
supporter
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Stacker (Face-up)] in [Output
4
Bin] in the [Job Options] tab.
Select [Front to Back] in [Page Order]
5
in the [Layout] tab.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Face-up stacker
Face-up stacker
Open the paper supporter.
2
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Printing will be implemented.
6
Note
zIf the [Page Order] item is not displayed, right-click the
[Intec (printer name) (PS)] in the [Devices and Printers] folder, and enable [Enable advanced printing features] in [Printer Properties]>[Advanced] tab.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click the [Paper] button on the [Print
3
Options] panel.
Select [Stacker (Face-up)] in [Output
4
Bin].
Select [Reverse] in [Page Order] in the
5
[Paper Handing] panel.
Checking and
Printing will be implemented.
6
Printing single sheets
manually
You can print single pages individually by setting the paper in the Multi-Purpose Tray. A message to set the paper in the Multi-Purpose Tray will be displayed on the control panel screen for each page to be printed. To continue printing, select [Restart print].
Set the paper in the Multi-Purpose Tray.
1
Open the le to be printed.
2
Set the manual printing using the
3
printer drivers, and press the [OK] button on the control panel to print.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select the [Paper/Quality] tab.
4
Select [Multi-Purpose Tray] from [Paper
5
Source].
Click [Multipurpose tray is handled as
7
manual feed], and select [Yes] from the drop-down list.
Click [OK].
8
Make other settings as necessary to
9
print.
When a message to set the paper in the
10
Multi-Purpose Tray is displayed in the control panel LCD, set a single sheet, and press the [OK] button.
When printing multiple-page documents, the same message will be displayed for each page.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Multipurpose Tray] from
4
[Source] in the [Setup] tab.
Click [Paper Feed Options].
5
Enable [Use MP tray as manual feed]
6
in [Multi Purpose Tray Settings], click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Click [Advanced].
6
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Make other settings as necessary to
7
print.
When a message to set the paper in the
8
Multi-Purpose Tray is displayed in the control panel LCD, set a single sheet, and press the [OK] button.
When printing multiple-page documents, the same message will be displayed for each page.
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Advanced print functions
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Open the [Paper Feed] panel, and select
3
[Multi-Purpose Tray] in [All Pages From].
Click the [Feed] button in the [Print Options]
4
panel, and enable [Multipurpose tray is handled as manual feed].
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Automatically selecting trays
The tray matching the paper size set using the printer drivers (tray 1, (optional) trays 2 to 5, or Multi-Purpose Tray) will be selected automatically for printing.
Note
zSet the paper size and paper type for tray 1, (optional)
trays 2 to 5, and the Multi-Purpose Tray using the control panel. For detailed, see "Setting paper" in "Basic".
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Automatically Select] in [Paper
4
Source] in the [Paper/Quality] tab.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Auto] in [Source] in the [Setup]
4
tab.
Printing will be implemented.
5
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Select [Auto Select] in [All Pages From]
3
in the [Paper Feed] panel.
Printing will be implemented.
4
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Make other settings as necessary to print.
5
When a message to set the paper in the
6
Multi-Purpose Tray is displayed in the control panel LCD, set a single sheet, and press the [OK] button.
When printing multiple-page documents, the same message will be displayed for each page.
Appendix Index
Printing will be implemented.
5
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Printing only covers from a separate tray (cover printing)
When printing multiple-page documents, you can print just the 1st page from a separate tray. Use to create covers by changing the paper color and weight of the 1st page.
Note
zCannot be used with Windows PS printer drivers.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Paper Feed Options] in the
4
[Setup] tab.
Checking and
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Enable the [First Page From] in the
3
[Paper Feed] panel, and select each paper feed method from [First Page From] and [Remaining From].
Printing will be implemented.
4
Stamping and printing (watermarks)
The details to be printed from the application can be independently printed overlaying [Samples],
[Condential], etc.
Samples
Note
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
zWatermarks cannot be printed correctly when using
pamphlet printing.
Using Windows printer
drivers
Note
zWith PS printer drivers, the default settings print by
overlaying watermarks on the text and diagrams in the document. To print watermarks under the text and diagrams, enable the [Background] check box in the [Watermarks] dialog box.
zEnable the [Background] check box to not print
watermarks depending on the application. In this case, disable the [background] check box.
If using PS printer drivers, click
4
[Watermarks] in the [Job Options] tab. If using PCL printer drivers, select [Watermarks] in [Extend] tab.
(Windows 7 PS printer driver screen)
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Enable the [Use different source for
5
rst page] in [Cover Printing], and
select the paper feed method for the 1st page from [Paper feed options]. Set the paper type and paper weight as necessary, and click [OK].
Printing will be implemented.
6
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
(Windows 7 PCL printer driver screen)
Click [New].
5
(Windows 7 PS printer driver screen)
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Advanced print functions

1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Enter [Text] in the "Watermarks"
6
screen, and set another [Size].
(Windows 7 PS printer driver screen)
Click [OK].
7
Printing will be implemented.
8
Collate (sort printing)
You can store print jobs in the device memory and collate the printing.
Printing by specifying batches
x2
3
2
1
Printing without specifying batches
x2
3
2
1
Note
zNot usable with some applications.
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
3
3
2
If using PS printer drivers, enter the print
4
quantity in [Copies] in the [Job Options] tab, and enable the [Collate] check box. If using PCL printer drivers, enter the print quantity in [Copies] in the [Job Options] tab, and enable the [Collate] check box.
Using Mac OS X printer
drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
3
2
3
Handing] panel or print dialog box, and enter the print quantity in [Copies].
Disable [Collate pages] in the [Paper
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Using Windows printer drivers
Checking and
Note
zIf using PS printer drivers, turn OFF the batch printing
function in the application.
(Windows 7 PS printer driver screen)
Click the [Paper] button in the [Print
4
Options] panel, and enable the [Collate] check box.
Open the le to be printed.
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
(Windows 7 PCL printer driver screen)
Printing will be implemented.
5
Memo
zIf [Collate pages] is enabled in the [Print Handing]
panel, do not use the device memory when printing.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Outputting portrait and landscape alternately using batch printing
When outputting for each batch, you can output the pages in portrait and landscape orientations alternately.
As you can output portrait and landscape alternately, it is easy to arrange print jobs with multiple pages.
3
1 2 3
Memo
zTo use the portrait and landscape output function, it is necessary to mount the (optional) HDD to the device.
zPrepare the paper for portrait and landscape in the paper feed tray beforehand.
zThe usable paper sizes are described below.
– A4Wide, A4, A5, B5, letter, 16K (184 x 260mm), 16K (195 x 270mm), 16K (197 x 273mm)
Note
Checking and
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
2
1
3rd 2nd 1st
3
2
1
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Enter the print quantity in the print
3
quantity, and then click the [Paper] button in the [Print Options] panel, and enable the [Collate] and [Rotate Sort] check boxes.
3
2
1
Saving data for repeat printing
You can save print data to the device HDD, and enter a password in the control panel to repeat printing several times.
Note
zIf there is insufcient space on the built-in HDD storing
the print jobs, "File system is full" will be displayed, and printing will be disabled.
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
Save the job to the printer.
1
Open the le to be printed.
(1)
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
(2)
Click [Advanced] (or
(3)
[Preferences]).
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Enter the print quantity in [Copies] in [Job
4
Options], and enable the [Collate] check box.
Enable the [Rotate Sort] check box.
5
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Enter the print quantity in [Copies] in
4
the [Job Options] tab, and enable the [Collate] check box.
Enable the [Rotate Sort] check box.
5
Printing will be implemented.
4
Appendix Index
Printing will be implemented.
6
Printing will be implemented.
6
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Use Online button to return to standby screen
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
If using PS printer drivers, select
(4)
[Store for Re-print] in [Job Type] in the [Job Options] tab. If using PCL printer drivers, select [Store for Re-print] in [Job Type] in the [Job Options] tab.
Printing will be implemented.
(6)
If [Request Job Name for each print job] is enabled, enter the "Job Name" in the "Job PIN" screen, and click [OK].
Enter the password to print.
2
Press the scroll button or .
(1)
Select [Print], and press the [OK]
(5)
button.
Print Secure Job
Memo
zSelect [Delete], and press the [OK] button to
delete a job.
Use 10-key pad or the scroll
(6)
buttons
Stored Job 1/1 Page
Encrypted Job
Stored Job
Print
or to enter the print
Printing using registered forms (overlay printing)
You can register forms, logos, etc., as forms to the device, and overlay for printing.
Note
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
zFor how to set up the Conguration Tool, see “Conguration
Tool” (P.140).
zIf using Windows PS printer drivers, PC administrator
privileges are required.
Memo
zOverlay is the form group. You can register 3 forms to 1
overlay. Forms and overlays are overlaid in the order of registration.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
quantity, and press the [OK]
Select [Print Secure Job], and
(2)
press the [OK] button.
Reference
zYou can use the Conguration Tool to delete the secure
print job. For details, see “Deleting unnecessary jobs from
the HDD” (P.146).
(Windows 7 PS printer driver screen)
Checking and
button.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Create and register the form to the
1
device.
For details, see “Registering forms (form
overlay)” (P.145).
the Control Panel
Setup
Settings Using
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
Checking and
Appendix Index
(Windows 7 PCL printer driver screen)
Input the "Job Name" and
(5)
"Personal ID Number" in the "JOB PIN" screen, and click [OK].
zRequest Job Name for each job
When printing is implemented, a screen to enter the job name will be displayed.
zPersonal ID Number
Set using 4 digits.
zJob Name
Set using up to 16 single-byte alphanumeric characters.
Select [Stored Job], and press the
(3)
[OK] button.
Use the 10-key pad to enter the
(4)
4-digit password for the job to be printed to start the search.
Register the form to the printer drivers
2
to print.
Click [Start], and then select
(1)
[Devices and Printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product
(2)
name) (PS)] icon, and select [Printing Preferences]>[Intec (product name) (PS)].
Select the [Job Options] tab.
(3)
Click [Overlays].
(4)
Select [Use Overlays] from the
(5)
drop-down list, and click [New].
Appendix Index
Memo
zIf the password is entered incorrectly, press the
[BACK] button, and reset.
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functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Enter the form name registered
(6)
using the Conguration Tool in
[Form Name], and click [Add].
Enter the [Overlay Name], and
(7)
select the page to which the overlay will be applied using [Print on Pages]. If specifying the page to be applied, select "Form Name", and enter the pages for application in [Custom Pages].
Checking and
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Create and register the form to the
1
device.
For details, see “Registering forms (form
overlay)” (P.145).
Register the form to the printer drivers
2
to print.
Open the le to be printed.
(1)
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
(2)
Click [Advanced] (or
(3)
[Preferences]).
Click [Overlays] in the [Advanced]
(4)
tab.
Enable [Print Using Active
(5)
Overlays] in the [Overlays] screen,
and click [Dene Overlays].
Select the page to which the
(7)
overlay will be applied using [Print on Pages]. If specifying the page to be applied, select "Custom", and enter the pages for application in [Custom Pages].
Click [Add].
(8)
Click [Close].
(9)
Select the overlay to be used in
(10)
printing from the dened overlays,
and click [Add].
Automatically switching trays
If the same paper is set in tray 1, (optional) trays 2 to 5, and the Multi-Purpose Tray, you can print continuously from other trays if paper in the current print tray runs out.
Note
zMatch the paper tray paper weight, paper type, and the
Multi-Purpose Tray paper size, paper weight, and paper type using the control panel. For detailed, see "Setting Paper" in "Basic".
Set how to use the Multi-Purpose Tray
1
using the control panel.
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Click [OK].
(8)
Select the overlay to be used from
(9)
the [Dened Overlays] list, and
click [Add].
Click [OK].
(10)
Click [OK] to close the print setup
(11)
dialog box.
Enter the [Overlay Name], and
(6)
enter the form ID registered using
the Conguration Tool in [ID].
Printing will be implemented.
(11)
Press functions numbers [9], [5],
(2)
and press the [OK] button.
Select [When Mismatching], and
(3)
press the [OK] button. Check that
is displayed to the left of [When
Mismatching].
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Open the le to be printed from the
(12)
application.
Printing will be implemented.
(13)
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Press the [ON LINE] button to
(4)
return to the standby screen.
Set [Auto Tray Switch] in the printer
2
overlay.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced Options] in the [Layout]
4
tab.
Select [On] in [Tray Switch].
5
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Paper feed options] in the [Setup]
4
tab.
Enable [Auto Tray Change] in the [Paper
5
feed options] check box, and click [OK].
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click the [Feed] button in the [Print
3
Options] panel, and enable the [Tray Switch] check box.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Checking and
Printing will be implemented.
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
6
Printing will be implemented.
4
Printing will be implemented.
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2
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Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Using the printer buffer
You can quickly free the printer from large­quantity jobs and complex jobs by saving print jobs to the device HDD.
Note
zIf there is insufcient space on the option built-in
HDD storing the print jobs, "File system is full" will be displayed, and printing will be disabled.
zThe time to print completion will be slower than if not
spooling.
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers.
Memo
zIf the device is in print standby, print without using the
printer buffer.
Checking and
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Job Options]
4
tab.
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Job Options]
4
tab.
Select [Job Spool], and then select [On]
5
to change the settings, and click [OK].
Outputting to le without printing
You can write and save to a le without printing
the print data.
Note
zPC administrator privileges are required.
Using Windows printer drivers
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and Printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(**)] icon (** describes the printer driver type: PS or PCL6), and select [Printing Preferences]>[Intec (product name)(**)].
Select the [Ports] tab.
3
Select [FILE:] from the port table, and
4
click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
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Enable the [Job Spool] check box.
5
Printing will be implemented.
6
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Printing will be implemented.
6
Printing will be implemented.
5
Enter the le name, and click [OK].
6
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Advanced print functions
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [PDF], and select the save
3
method.
Enter the le name to be saved
4
in [Name], and select the save destination, and click [Save].
Checking and
Printing will be implemented.
5
Downloading PostScript les
PostScript les can be downloaded to the device
and printed.
Note
zThis function cannot be used when using TCP/IP networks
only.
Start the Intec LPR utility.
1
Select [Download] from the [Remote
2
print] menu.
Select the le to be downloaded, and
3
click [Open].
When the download has nished, the PostScript le will be printed.
Printing PostScript errors
You can print the error details if a PostScript error occurs.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Layout] tab.
4
Select [Yes] in [PostScript
5
Options]>[Send PostScript Error Handler].
Changing emulation
modes
You can select the emulation mode to be used.
Press the scroll button or .
1
Select [Admin Setup], and press the
2
[OK] button.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
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Printing will be implemented.
6
Enter the administrator password, and
3
press the [OK] button.
Memo
zIn the default factory settings, the administrator
password is [aaaaaa].
Select [Print Setup], and press the [OK]
4
button.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Select [Personality], and press the [OK]
5
button.
Select the operations mode, and
6
press the [OK] button. Check that is displayed to the left of the selected operations mode.
Changing settings for
Select [Mono-Print Mode], and press
5
the [OK] button.
mono printing
You can select a mono printing mode you want to use.
Press the scroll button or .
1
Check that is displayed to the left of
Select [Admin Setup], and press the
2
[OK] button.
6
the selected mode.
Print Setup
A4/Letter Override
Resolution
Toner Save
Mono-Print Mode
Default Orientation
Form Length
Use Online button to return...
Mono-Print Mode 1/1 Page
Auto
Color Mode
Normal Mode
Use Online button to return...
Saving the printer driver settings
You can save the details set using the printer drivers.
When details that change multiple settings are saved, the settings for multiple locations will be changed automatically to the saved details only
for the specied driver settings from the next
time.
Note
zThis function cannot be used with Windows PCL printer
drivers only. Cannot be used with Windows PS and Mac OS X printer drivers.
Saving settings
Using Windows PCL printer
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
drivers
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Press the [ON LINE] button to return to
Changing Printer
Checking and
Press the [ON LINE] button to return to
7
the standby screen.
Enter the administrator password, and
3
press the [OK] button.
Memo
zIn the default factory settings, the administrator
password is [aaaaaa].
Select [Print Setup], and press the [OK]
4
button.
7
the standby screen.
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and Printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(PCL6)] icon, and select [Printing Preferences]>[Intec (product name) (PCL6)].
Make the printer settings to be saved.
3
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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Checking and
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2
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Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
With PCL printer drivers, click [Save] in
4
[Driver Setting] in the [Setup] tab.
Enter a name for the settings in [Save
5
settings as], and click [OK].
Memo
zEnable the "Form information is kept" check box to
also save the paper settings in the [Setup] tab.
zYou can save up to 14 settings max.
Checking and
Calling and using saved settings
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
With PCL printer drivers, select the
4
settings to be used from [Driver Settings] in the [Setup] tab.
Printing will be implemented.
5
Changing the default printer driver settings
It is convenient to set frequently used settings as the default settings.
Using Windows printer drivers
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and Printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(**)] icon (** describes the printer driver type: PS or PCL6), and select [Printing Preferences]>[Intec (product name)(**)].
Check the settings, and click [OK].
3
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Change the settings.
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3
Click [OK] to close the print setup
6
dialog box.
Select [Save Current Settings as Preset]
4
in [Presets], and enter a suitable settings name in the "Save Preset" window, and click [OK].
Click [Cancel].
5
Note
zSelect the settings name saved in [Preset] to print.
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Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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zDeleting or updating printer drivers
Deleting the printer drivers
Using Windows
Note
zPC administrator privileges are required.
zWhen Windows starts, restart the PC.
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and Printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(**)] icon (** describes the printer driver type: PS or PCL6), and select [Delete Device].
Note
zIf any print queues remain, select [Delete Print
Queue]>[Intec (product name) (**)].
Checking and
If a verication message is displayed,
3
click [Yes].
Note
zIf a message is displayed while the device is in use,
restart the PC, and implement Steps 1 and 2 again.
Select one of the icons in [Devices
4
and Printers], and click [Print Server Properties] in the top bar.
Select the [Drivers] tab.
5
Click if [Change Driver Settings] is
6
displayed.
Select the driver to be deleted, and
7
click [Remove].
If a message asking whether to delete
8
the drivers only, or the drivers and packages from the system, select to delete drivers and packages, and click [OK].
If a verication message is displayed,
9
click [Yes].
If the [Remove driver and driver
10
package] dialog box is displayed, click [Cancel]>[OK].
Note
zTo cancel deletion, restart the PC, and implement
Steps 4 and 10 again.
Click [Close] in the [Print Server
11
Properties] dialog box.
Restart the PC.
12
Note
zThe Network Extension installed together with the printer
drivers is not deleted even if the printer drivers are deleted. If deleting the Network Extension utility, delete from [Control Panel]>[Uninstall Program].
Using Mac OS X
Delete the printer name from the
1
printer list.
Select [Apple Menu]>[System
(1)
Preferences].
Click [Print & Scan]. Select the
(2)
printer name, and click [-].
Close [System Preferences].
(3)
Delete (uninstall) using the installer.
2
Set the "Software DVD-ROM" in
(1)
your Macintosh.
Double-click the [Intec] icon.
(2)
Open the [Driver] folder.
(3)
Double-click [Uninstaller].
(4)
Follow the on-screen instructions to
(5)
enter the administrator password, and click [OK] until the uninstaller closes.
Click [Finish].
(6)
Updating the printer drivers
Using Windows
Note
zPC administrator privileges are required.
zWhen Windows starts, restart the PC.
Network connections
Set the "AutoPlay".
1
When the "play automatically" window
2
is displayed, click [Run Setup.exe].
When the "User Account Control"
3
window is displayed, click the [Yes] button.
Read the "Software License Agreement",
4
and click the [Agree] button.
Read the "Environmental advice for
5
Users", and click the [Next] button.
Select the printer to be used, and then
6
click the [Next] button.
Select [USB connection], and click the
7
[Next] button.
Click [Custom Install].
8
Click [Switch to separate screen.].
9
Click the driver to be installed.
10
Click [Next] in the "Check before install"
11
screen.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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Checking and
Remove the "Software DVD-ROM"
(7)
from the computer.
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If the "Check installation" screen is
12
displayed, select the printer to be installed, and click [Next].
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3
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Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Select the installation method, and click
13
the [OK] button.
zUpdating obsolete drivers, and installing
new drivers Update the obsolete printer drivers, and then install the new printer drivers. A new printer icon will be created as "Copy 1" in addition to the icon for the obsolete printer drivers.
zDeleting obsolete drivers, and installing
new drivers Delete the obsolete printer drivers and printer icons, and then install the new printer drivers.
Note
zIf multiple printer drivers have been installed,
delete all the printer drivers. If installing multiple printer drivers, reinstall.
Click [Next] in the "Finish installation"
14
screen.
USB connections
Set the "AutoPlay".
1
When the "play automatically" window
2
is displayed, click [Run setup.exe].
When the "User Account Control"
3
window is displayed, click the [Yes] button.
Read the "Software License Agreement",
4
and click the [Agree] button.
Read the "Environmental advice for
5
Users", and click the [Next] button.
Select the printer to be used, and then
6
click the [Next] button.
Select [USB connection], and click the
7
[Next] button.
Click [Custom Install].
8
Click [Switch to separate screen.].
9
Click the driver to be installed.
10
Click [Next] in the "Check before install"
11
screen.
Select the installation method, and click
12
the [OK] button.
zUpdating obsolete drivers, and installing
new drivers Update the obsolete printer drivers, and then install the new printer drivers. A new printer icon will be created as "Copy 1" in addition to the icon for the obsolete printer drivers.
zDeleting obsolete drivers, and installing
new drivers Delete the obsolete printer drivers and printer icons, and then install the new printer drivers.
Note
zIf multiple printer drivers have been installed,
delete all the printer drivers. If installing multiple printer drivers, reinstall.
Connect the printer to the PC. If a
13
screen prompting you to turn ON the printer power supply is displayed, connect the device and PC using a USB cable, and turn ON the device.
Using Mac OS X
Delete the device from the [Printer
1
List], and uninstall the printer software using the installer. For details, see
“Deleting the printer drivers” (P.98).
Reinstall the printer software. See the
2
"Basic" for details.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Click [Finish] in the "Install completed"
14
screen.
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Memo
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
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2

Matching Colors

1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
Matching colors using the control panel
Matching colors using the printer drivers
… 104
… 112
Matching colors using utilities ……… 130
the Control Panel
Software
Setup
Settings Using
3
Using Utility
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
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Matching colors using the control panel

zMatching colors using the control panel
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Colors
3
Software
4
Setup

Manually compensating color drift

The printer compensates color drift automatically according to the conditions of use. If the color drift is a nuisance, you can also implement
Matching
compensation manually.
Press the [Fn] key.
1
Using Utility
Network
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.

Automatically compensating density and gradation

The printer compensates density automatically according to the conditions of use. To compensate automatically, turn [On] the density compensating matching setting.
In the default factory settings, density compensating matching is implemented automatically.
Press the scroll button or .
1
Select [On], and press the [OK] button.
4
Check that [On].
Press the [ON LINE] button to return to
5
the standby screen.
is displayed to the left of

Manually compensating density

The printer can implement compensation periodically using auto density compensation mode, but if the print density is a nuisance, it can also be compensated manually.
Memo
zThe density compensation adjustment values are set using [Cyan
density], [Magenta density], [Yellow density], [Black density], [White density]*, and [Clear density]* on the control panel.
*: CS5000 items only.
Press the [Fn] key.
1
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Checking and
Press [3], [0], [1], and then press the
2
[OK] button.
Check that [Execute] has been selected,
3
and press the [OK] button.
Select [Calibration], and press the [OK]
2
button.
Select [Auto Density Mode], and press
3
the [OK] button.
Press [3], [0], [0], and press the [OK] button.
2
Check that [Execute] has been selected,
3
and press the [OK] button.
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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Checking and
The display will return to the standby
4
screen.
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4
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2
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3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using

Watermark adjustment for density compensation

You can adjust the watermarks for the density based on the density compensation.
Adjust each color separately for the parts where the density is a nuisance from the print results.
This section explains the procedure for adjusting the cyan watermarks. Use the same adjustment procedure also for other colors that you wish to adjust.
zIncreasing cyan after checking the print results
Press the [Fn] key.
1
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
Checking and
Specify a larger value than the current
3
value, and press the [OK] button.
Memo
zTo increase the density, select +1 to +3, and to
decrease the density select -1 to -3.
Press the [ON LINE] button to return to
4
the standby screen.
The display will return to the standby
7
screen.
Printing will be implemented.
8
If the density is still incorrect, repeat steps 1 to 6.

Adjusting the color balance (density)

The printer can implement compensation periodically using auto density compensation mode, but implement this adjustment to adjust the color balance in the intervals where auto
density compensation is insufcient.
Note
zThe densities of each color are mutually dependent, so it
is necessary to repeat the adjustments several times until the correct color balance is reached.
zThe results of the basic [Base Color Tuning] are reected
in the settings in [Fine Color Tuning]. Consequently, if the [Fine Color Tuning] are adjusted manually, these settings will be reset, so be careful. The [Black Tuning] settings, however, are not reset.
zPrinting is disabled if [Local print] in the (optional) print
job accounting is set to [Disable printing] or [Disable color printing].
Printing color matching patterns.
1
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Press [3], [1], [0], and press the [OK]
2
button.
Memo
zThe procedures for adjusting magenta, yellow, and
black are described below.
– To adjust magenta, press the [Fn] key, [3], [1],
[1], and [OK] buttons.
– To adjust yellow, press the [Fn] key, [3], [1], [2],
and [OK] buttons.
– To adjust black, press the [Fn] key, [3], [1], [3],
and [OK] buttons.
Press the [Fn] key, [3], [0], [0], and
5
press the [OK] button.
Check that [Execute] has been selected,
6
and press the [OK] button.
Press [3], [0], [2], and press the
(2)
[OK] button.
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3
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Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Check that [Execute] has been
(3)
selected, and press the [OK] button.
The color matching pattern will be
(4)
printed.
Use the print results for the color
2
matching pattern to check the current
Use the print results for the color
3
matching pattern to adjust the color balance.
Press the scroll button or .
(1)
Select [Calibration], and press the
(2)
[OK] button.
Specify the number of the pattern
(5)
checked in the "Mid-Tone" area, and press the [OK] button.
Specify the number of the pattern
(6)
checked in the "Dark" area, and press the [OK] button.
color balance.
Checking and
Select [Base Color Tuning], and
(3)
press the [OK] button.
The pattern number specied in
(7)
each area will be displayed.
If the pattern number is correct,
4
The display will return to the
(9)
standby screen.
Memo
zIf the desired color balance is not obtained even
after implementing [Base Color Tuning], adjust the CMY color balance watermarks manually using [Adjusting the color balance]. For color balance watermark adjustments, see "Adjusting
the color balance" (P.110).
zIf the overall tone is still too bright or too dark
even after implementing [Base Color Tuning], adjust the black tone manually using [Fine Color Tuning], and then implement [Basic color Tuning] again. To brighten the overall tone, adjust the black tone in [Fine Color Tuning] in the - direction, and to darken the overall tone, adjust the black tone in [Fine Color Tuning] in the + direction.
Check the color balance adjustment results.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
select [Yes], and press the [OK]
Print the color matching patterns.
button.
(1)
Use the print results for the color
(2)
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matching pattern to check the adjusted results.
Check the numbers (A-1,2 to
(1)
O-1,2) of the pattern that seems the most similar to the adjacent CMY mixed colors part and single color K part from among the patterns distributed in the "Highlight", "Mid-Tone", or "Dark" areas.
Memo
zIf the pattern that seems most similar to the
adjacent CMY mixed colors part and single color K part in the "Highlight", "Mid-Tone", or "Dark" areas matches the "Current" on the left or the color matching pattern, the color balance is normal and does not require adjustment.
Specify the number of the pattern
(4)
checked in the "Highlight" area, and press the [OK] button.
Memo
zTo respecify the pattern number select [No] to
return to the "Calibration" screen.
Select [Return], and press the [OK]
(8)
button.
If the pattern that seems most similar to the adjacent CMY mixed colors part and single color K part in the "Highlight", "Mid-Tone", or "Dark" areas matches the "Current" on the left or the color matching pattern, the color balance adjustment is complete.
Repeat Steps 1 to 3 according to the checked results.
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3
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Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Adjusting the color
balance
The printer can implement compensation periodically using auto density compensation mode, but implement this adjustment to adjust the color balance watermarks in the intervals
where auto density compensation is insufcient.
Note
zThe densities of each color are mutually dependent, so it
is necessary to repeat the adjustments several times until the correct color balance is reached.
zPrinting is disabled if [Local print] in the (optional) print
job accounting is set to [Disable printing] or [Disable color printing].
Print the color matching patterns.
1
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
Checking and
Use the print results for the color
2
matching pattern to check the current color balance.
Check the area to be referenced
(1)
using "Fine Color Tuning".
Press the scroll button or .
(1)
Select [Calibration], and press the
(2)
[OK] button.
Select [Fine Color Tuning], and
(3)
press the [OK] button.
Specify a larger value than the
(6)
current set value, and press the [OK] button. Check that
displayed to the left of the specied
value.
Memo
zTo slightly increase the darkness, select +0.1
to +4.0, and to slightly decrease the darkness select -0.1 to -4.0. The black adjustment range, however, is +1 to +3.0 and -0.1 to -3.0.
Press the [ON LINE] button to
(7)
return to the standby screen.
is
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4
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Press [3], [0], [2], and press the
(2)
[OK] button.
Check that [Execute] has been
(3)
selected, and press the [OK] button.
The color matching pattern frames are arranged in four vertical columns and 11 horizontal rows. The four vertical columns represent from the top cyan, magenta, yellow, and black, and are printed as [Cyan], [Magenta], [Yellow] and [Black].
The 11 horizontal rows represent the color tone, and dotted lines are printed under each text for [Highlight], [Mid-Tone], and [Dark].
Use the print results for the color
3
matching pattern to adjust the color balance watermarks.
If adjusting the color balance, use the control panel to specify the shade (Highlight, Dark, and Mid-Tone) of each color.
This section explains the procedure for slightly darkening the cyan highlights. Adjust the watermarks for colors other than cyan in the same way.
Select [Cyan Tuning], and press
(4)
the [OK] button.
Select [Highlight], and press the
(5)
[OK] button.
Check the color balance adjustment
4
results.
Print the color matching patterns.
(1)
Use the print results for the color
(2)
matching pattern to check the adjusted results.
Repeat Steps 1 to 3 according to the checked results.
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zMatching Colors Using the Printer Drivers

Color matching

What is color matching?
It is important to manage the work processes from data creation to output based on methods with color consistency. For example, scanners, digital cameras, and monitors, etc., express the blending ratio to which the light of the three colors "red", "blue", and "green" have been added against the black as values over the RGB color space (Additive mixture of colors).
Meanwhile, printers express the blending ratio of the four toner colors "Cyan", "Magenta", "Yellow", and "black" over white (white light) with the
three reected colors "red", "blue", and "green"
excluded as values over the CMYK color space. (Subtractive mixture of colors.).
The RGB color space and CMYK color space are color spaces dependent on the printer used, and
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so when converting the color spaces, the colors will be different from the reproduced colors unless consideration is given to the individual printer characteristics.

Color matching (recommended)

Implementing color matching is recommended for general documents. In general, use this setting.
Note
zThis function is compatible with RGB color data only.
zIf managing CMYK color data, use the Graphic Pro
function.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Automatic] in [Color Mode] in
4
the [Color] tab, and then click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Detail] in the [Setup] tab, and
4
select [Automatic] and click [OK].
Printing will be implemented.
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Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Select [Automatic] in the [Color] panel.
3
Printing will be implemented.
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functions
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4
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the Control Panel
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To maintain color consistency from data creation to output, it is necessary to consider the color differences by device when converting colors. This process is called "color matching". The program that implements the color matching is called the "color management system" (CMS).
The printer can use either printer driver color matching or application color matching.
Note
zEven if using color matching, the printed colors may
appear dark compared to the colors on the monitor. This is because the range of colors that can be reproduced by the device is narrower than the range of colors that can be reproduced by the monitor, so even if color matching is used, the vivid colors on the monitor cannot be reproduced.
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Easy color matching (Ofce colors)
Color matching is the optimum method supplied for users who frequently use business documents such as word processing software, spreadsheet software, and presentation software. Color matching is implemented for printers using the colors expressed using RGB colors, which are used with these software applications.
Color matching is implemented using a special accelerator (ASIC) that is built into the printer. When converting the RGB color space print data to the printer CMYK color space, color matching processing is applied.
Note
zThis is enabled for RGB color space print data only.
zIf using Windows PCL printer drivers, color matching is not
applied even if [Automatic] or [Ofce Color] is selected
for the CMYK color space print data. In this case, select "Graphic Pro".
zIf installing ICC prole in Windows, click [Advanced Setup]
in the [Layout] tab, and then select [Disable ICM] in [ICM Methods].
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z[Color matching options]
Species the method for expressing the colors
processed using color matching.
zMonitor - Auto
During color matching, represents the color by the most ideal method suiting the document to be printed, emphasizing compatibility with the monitor (color temperature 6500K). In general, use this setting.
zMonitor - Perceptual
During color matching, represents the color by the method emphasizing the gradation suiting the natural image of photograph and compatibility with the monitor (color temperature 6500K).
zMonitor - Vivid
During color matching, represents the color by the method emphasizing the vividness suiting the images and text, and compatibility with the monitor (color temperature 6500K).
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Automatic] or [Ofce Color] in
4
[Color Mode] in the [Color] tab, and then click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Detail] in the [Setup] tab, and
4
select [Automatic] or [Ofce Color] and
click [OK].
Printing will be implemented.
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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zMonitor - light
During color matching, represents the color by the method emphasizing the gradation suiting the natural image of photograph and compatibility with the monitor (color temperature 9300K).
zAdobe RGB
Indicates while using the input device with AdobeRGB color characteristics.
zsRGB
The sRGB colors within the printer's color gamut are printed without any
modication. Only colors that fall
outside the printer's color gamut are matched with the outer shell. Suitable
for matching specic colors.
z[CMYK Ink Simulation]
Select to simulate standard offset print colors such as Japan Color, SWOP, and JMPA on the device.
Select the target printer ink.
Note
zIf installing an ICC prole, click [Advanced] in the
[Layout] tab, and then select [Disable ICM] in [ICM Methods].
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z[Black Finish]
Sets the black nish when printing in color.
Normally use Auto as is.
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Colors
3
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Software
4
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Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Select either [Automatic] or [Ofce
3
Color] in the [Color] panel.
If [Ofce Color] is selected, change [Color
Match Using], [CMYK Ink Simulation], and [Black Finish] as necessary.
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Color matching (GraphicPro)

If using DTP software, Graphic Pro is optimum.
You can specify simulation printing for a user­selected CMYK output device.
If using an ICC prole for a user-selected I/O device for color matching, it is necessary to
register the ICC prole to the device beforehand.
For how to register the ICC prole, see
"Registering ICC proles" (P.133).
Note
zCMYK Link Prole cannot be specied using
PCL printer drivers.
zIf installing ICC prole using Windows PS
printer drivers, click [Advanced Setup] in the [Layout] tab, and then select [Disable ICM] in [ICM Methods].
zTo register an ICC prole, it is necessary to
mount the (optional) HDD to the device.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Graphic Pro] in [Color Mode] in
4
the [Color] tab, and then click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Detail] in the [Setup] tab, and
4
select [Graphic Pro] and click [OK].
Printing will be implemented.
5
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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the Control Panel
Changing Printer
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Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Select [Graphic Pro] in the [Color]
3
panel.
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Color matching (color matching OFF)

Implements printing using the specied colors as
is, without implementing color matching using the printer drivers or device.
Select if implementing color matching using an application.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [No Color Matching] in [Color
4
Mode] in the [Color] tab, and then click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Detail] in the [Setup] tab, and
4
select [No Color Matching] and click [OK].
Printing will be implemented.
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Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Select [No Color Matching] in the [Color]
3
panel.
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functions
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3
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4
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Setup
5
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Changing black nish
The nish for the black parts will be changed
1
Convenient print
when printing in color. This can be used when
functions
the color mode in the printer driver settings is
[Ofce Color] or [Graphic Pro].
2
Colors
3
Software
4
Setup
Setup Items
Matching
zBlack Finish
Using Utility
Network
zAuto
Creates black using the optimum methods according to the document to be printed. This setting can be selected
when the color mode is set to [Ofce
Color].
zComposite Black (CMYK)
Synthesizes black using cyan, magenta, yellow, and black toner. The black is close to brown. Ideal for photos.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Ofce Color] or [Graphic Pro]
4
in [Color Mode] in the [Color] tab, and then click [Advanced].
Select the black nish method from
5
[Black Finish]. Further, turn ON or OFF [Pure Black Text/Graphics] in [Graphic Pro] mode, and click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Detail] in the [Setup] tab, and
4
select [Ofce Color] or [Graphic Pro].
Select the black nish method from
5
[Black Finish]. Further, turn ON or OFF [Pure Black Text/Graphics] in [Graphic Pro] mode, and click [OK].
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Select [Graphic Pro] in the [Color]
3
panel.
Select [ICC Prole Color Matching]
4
in [Mode Selection], and click the [General] button.
Select a suitable item using [Black
5
Finish] and [Pure Black Text/Graphics].
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2
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3
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4
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zTrue Black (K)
Changing Printer
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zPure Black Text/Graphics
Prints black using black toner only. Ideal for diagrams and documents. When printing photos, the dark parts are blackish.
If black that is dened using the RGB
color space for text and graphics (R=0,
G=0, B=0), or black that is dened using
the CMYK color space (C=0, M=0, Y=0,
K=100%) has been specied, specify
whether to print using black (K) toner only.
zON
Prints the text and graphics specied
as black using black (K) toner only.
zOFF
The text and graphics specied
as black are synthesized using either black (K) toner only or CMYK
depending on the prole specied in
color matching.
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Setup
5
the Control Panel
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Printing using monochrome (black and white)
The color data is printed using grayscale (shades of black and white) without touching the print data.
Note
zIf implementing color printing after printing by specifying
"Monochrome", a delay may occur depending on the temperature adjustment of the fuser unit.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Grayscale] in [Color Mode] in
4
the [Color] tab, and then click [OK].
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Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Monochrome] in [Color Setting]
4
in the [Setup] tab, and click [OK].
Printing will be implemented.
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Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Select [Grayscale] in the [Color] panel.
3
Printing will be implemented.
4
Rendering white lines between text and background inconspicuous (black overprint)
If imaging 100% black text on a colored background, you can print (overprint) by overlaying the text and background parts. Set if there are gaps such as white lines, etc., in the borders between the text and background.
Note
zNot usable with some applications.
zCannot be used if the text is not 100% black, the text has
been rendered as graphics by selecting the outlines, or if the text is an image.
For example, if using Microsoft Ofce applications with
Windows XP/Windows Server 2003, and printing large text using TrueType fonts, black overprint is disabled as the text is replaced with graphics images by the application.
zIf the background color is dark (the toner layer thickness
exceeds 240%), the toner may not be xed securely. For
example, if printing 100% black text on backgrounds of 50% cyan, 50% magenta, or 50% yellow, the toner layer thickness is 50+50+50+100=250%, which exceeds 240%.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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Printing will be implemented.
5
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Color] tab.
4
Enable the [Black overprint] check box,
5
and click [OK].
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3
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Software
4
Network
Setup
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Job Options]
4
tab.
Select [Overprint Black], and then
5
select [On] in [Settings], and click [OK].
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Quality 1] in the [Print Options]
3
panel, and enable the [Black Overprint] check box.
Calibrating plate misalignment (trapping)
Use if there are white or colored lines between two overlapping objects due to print misalignment.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select the print misalignment calibration
4
method using [Trapping] in the [Job Options] tab, and click [OK].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Advanced] in the [Job Options]
4
tab.
Select [Trapping], and then select the
5
print misalignment calibration method using [Settings], and click [OK].
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
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Software
4
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the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
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2
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Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click the [Quality 1] button in the
3
[Print Options] tab, and select the print misalignment calibration method using [Trapping].
Simulating print effects
The ink characteristics used in offset printing, etc., by adjusting the CMYK color data is simulated by the device.
The ICC proles registered as standard are described below.
zRGB prole
– sRGB
– AdobeRGB
zCMYK input prole
– SWOP
– ISO Coated
– Japan Color
– JMPA
zCMYK link prole
– SWOP
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Select [Graphics Pro] in [Color Mode]
4
in the [Color] tab, and then click [Advanced].
Select [Printer Simulation], and then
5
select the ink characteristics to be simulated using [Simulation Target
Prole].
Using Windows PCL printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click [Detail] in the [Setup] tab, and
4
select [Graphic Pro].
Select [Printer Simulation], and then
5
select the ink characteristics to be simulated using [Simulation Target
Prole].
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
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Software
4
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the Control Panel
5
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5
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– ISO Coated
– Japan Color
– JMPA
Note
zCannot be used with Mac OS X printer drivers depending
on the application.
zEnabled when [Color Mode] is set to either [Ofce Color]
or [Graphic Pro].
Click [OK].
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Memo
zFor business documents, etc., you can select [Ofce
Color] in the [Color] tab in Steps 4 and 5, and then click [Advanced], and select the ink characteristics
to be simulated using [CMYK Input Prole].
Click [OK].
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2
Matching
Colors
3
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Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
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Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Select [Graphic Pro] in the [Color]
3
panel.
Select [Printer Simulation] in [Select
4
Mode].
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Click the [Input] button, and select the
5
ink characteristics to be simulated using
[Simulation Target Prole].
Memo
zFor business documents, etc., you can select
[Ofce Color] in [Color Mode] when setting the
[Color Options] function in Steps 3, 4 and 5, and then select the ink characteristics to be simulated
using [CMYK Ink Simulation] in the [Ofce Color]
functions settings.
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Printing using color analysis (classication printing)
You can implement color separation printing of the four colors cyan, magenta, yellow, and black even if the application does not have a separation print function.
Note
zCannot be used with Windows PCL printer drivers.
zIf using Adobe Illustrator, use the application's separation
print function. Set the printer driver settings to No Color Matching.
Memo
zThe Separations function is for creating under the print.
Use black toner to print each specied primary color.
There is no function for printing each primary color ink separately.
Using Windows PS printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
3
Click the [Advanced] button in the
4
[Color] tab.
Using Mac OS X printer drivers
Open the le to be printed.
1
Select [Print] in the [File] menu.
2
Click the [Quality 2] button in the
3
[Print Options] panel, and select the colors to be printed separately using [Separations].
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2
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3
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4
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5
separately using [Print color separations], and then click [OK].
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
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Settings Using
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zMatching Colors Using Utilities
PS Gamma Adjuster
You can adjust the halftone density of the CMYK colors printed using the device. Use this function if the photo or graphics colors are too dark.
Note
zCannot be used with Windows PCL printer drivers.
zUsing this function may make printing slower. To prioritize
speed, in Windows disable "Use printer halftone", and in Macintosh select [No settings] in [Halftone adjustment].
zIf using Windows, the [Halftone adjustment] menu or its
contents may not be displayed in the [Color] tab of the printer drivers. In this case, restart your PC.
zIf the application is used before the halftone adjustment
name has been registered, restart the application before printing.
zIf multiple printers have been saved to the [Devices and
printers] folder, the registered halftone adjustment names will be enabled for all printers of the same model.
Checking and
Registering gamma (Windows)
Select [Start]>[All Programs]>[Intec
1
Printing Solutions]>[PS Gamma Adjuster]>[PS Gamma Adjuster] to start the PS Gamma Adjuster.
Select the device from [Select Printer].
2
PS Gamma Adjuster
Adjust the halftone.
4
You can select the halftone adjustment method from the graph line operations, gamma value inputs, and density value inputs to the text boxes.
Enter the settings name in [Gamma
5
Curve Name], and click [OK].
Registering gamma (Macintosh)
Start the PS Gamma Adjuster.
1
Click [Dene new halftone adjustment].
2
Adjust the halftone.
3
You can select the halftone adjustment method from the graph line operations, gamma value inputs, and density value inputs to the text boxes.
Enter the settings name in [Halftone
4
adjustment name], and click [Save].
Close the PS Gamma Adjuster.
5
Select [Printers and scanners] in the
6
[System environment settings], and then temporarily delete and then re­register the printer that implemented the registered adjustments.
Select the color to be printed from
(1)
the printed color samples, and note down the printed RGB value.
Memo
zIf there are no colors in the color samples that
you want to print, customize the color samples using the following procedure.
Click the [Switch] button to switch
(2)
to custom color samples.
Color Swatch Utility
Operations environment
The color swatch utility is a utility for using the device to print RGB color samples. By viewing the printed color samples, you can check which
RGB values should be specied using the
application to print the desired colors.
Note
– Cannot be used by Macintosh.
– The color swatch utility is installed together with the
printer drivers.
Printing RGB color samples
Print sample colors.
1
Select [Start]>[All Programs]>
(1)
[Intec Printing Solutions]>[Color Swatch Utility]>[Color Swatch Utility] to start the color swatch utility.
Click the [Print] button.
(2)
Select the device.
(3)
Click [OK] or [Print].
(4)
3 pages of color samples will be printed.
(Samples) Color block
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Click [New].
3
Click the [Advanced] button to
Click [Add].
6
Click [Apply].
7
The dialog box will be displayed.
Click [OK].
(3)
display the [Edit Custom Color Swatch] dialog box.
8
Click [Finish] to close the PS Gamma
9
Adjuster.
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(4)
z
Color values
R: 255 G: 203 B: 220
Memo
zThe RGB values displayed below the color block
denote the proportions (0 to 255) of the R (red), G (green), and B (blue) colors in the color block.
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Matching Colors Using UtilitiesPS Gamma Adjuster
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Select the color to be printed from
(5)
Prole assistant
Registering ICC proles
the printed color samples, and note down the printed RGB value.
Memo
zIf there are no colors in the color samples that
you want to print, customize the color samples using the following procedure.
Click the [Switch] button to switch
(6)
to custom color samples.
Click the [Advanced] button to
(7)
display the [Edit Custom Color Swatch] dialog box.
This section explains the prole assistant utility.
You can match the colors using the printer ICC
proles. ICC proles are used for overall color
management. To use this function, it is necessary
to register the ICC proles for the input devices
(monitors, scanners, digital cameras, etc.) in the
printer beforehand. To register an ICC prole, use the prole assistant.
Note
zThe prole assistant is not enclosed on the "Software
DVD-ROM", so download it from the Intec Printing Solutions homepage.
zIf there are no proles in the input or output devices,
consult the device manufacturer or your dealer.
zTo register an ICC prole, it is necessary to mount the
(optional) HDD to the device.
You can match the colors using the printer ICC
proles. ICC proles are used for overall color
management. To use this function, it is necessary
to register the ICC proles for the input devices
(monitors, scanners, digital cameras, etc.) in the printer beforehand.
Note
zIf there are no proles in the input or output devices,
consult the device manufacturer or your dealer.
Windows
Use the Conguration Tool. For the
procedure details, see "Storage Manager
plug-in" (P.144).
Mac OS X
Adjust the three bars until the
(8)
desired colors are displayed in the monitor window, and click [Close].
Checking and
zHue: Changes the hue. 0 denotes red, and to
increase the value, rotate once towards the green direction.
Increase
0
Note
zThe prole assistant is not enclosed on the "Software
DVD-ROM", so download it from the Intec Printing Solutions homepage.
Start the prole assistant.
1
Select the [Networks] or [USB] tab.
2
If the device is connected using USB, select [USB]. If the device is connected using a network, select [Networks].
Select the number of the prole to be
7
registered.
The registered numbers are underlined in bold. If a registered number is selected, the
prole will be overwritten.
If necessary, enter a comment in the
8
[Comments] eld.
The comments are displayed in the prole tables and the color prole list reports.
Click [Add].
9
Check that the registered proles are
10
displayed in the main window list, and select [File] and then [Close].
Memo
zRegistered proles can be used in color matching for the
[Graphic Pro] functions.
zSteps 2 and 3 are omitted when the prole assistant
utility is started subsequently, and the utility is connected to the device that was last used. To change the connected printer, select [Printer selection] in Step 4.
Reference
zFor how to print the color prole list, see "Color prole
list" (P.223).
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
zSaturation: Changes the vividness. The greater
the saturation the more vivid, and the lower the saturation, the darker (grayer) the result.
Saturation 100
Saturation 0
zBrightness: Changes the darkness. If the
brightness is at maximum (100%), the image turns white, and at its darkest (0%), the image turns black.
Brightness 0 Brightness 100
Click the [Print] button.
(9)
Select the device.
(10)
Select the device to be registered, and
3
click [Select].
Note
zNot compatible with USB2.0. If using this utility
with USB, set the device USB baud rate to 12Mbps to connect using USB1.1.
Click [Add] in the main window.
4
Select the prole to be registered, and
5
click [Select].
Memo
zICC proles are normally stored in the [Library]>
[ColorSync]>[Proles] folder. If you cannot nd the ICC proles, consult your
device manufacturer.
Select the prole type.
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
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3
Using Utility
Software
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
Utility software that can be used with the printer …………………… 136
Windows utilities ………………………… 140
Macintosh utilities ………………………… 159
the Control Panel
Software
Setup
Settings Using
3
Using Utility
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
Checking and
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Utility software that can be used with the printer Utility software that can be used with the printer

1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
zUtility software that can be used with the printer

Utilities table

Windows/Macintosh common utilities
Utility name Explanation Operations environment
PS Gamma Adjuster Image density can be adjusted by
adjusting each of the CMYK colors and the halftone density.
Web browsers You can make all the settings in
addition to checking the messages displayed on the device, and the network settings, etc.
Checking and
Windows utilities
Utility name Explanation Operations environment
Conguration Tool Registers and manages the device
network settings in the device HDD. Further, form data can be registered and deleted, and stored jobs managed.
ColorSwatchUtility Print sample colors. Use this utility
to check the print colors. This utility is installed automatically when the printer drivers are installed.
zWindows 8.1/Windows 8.1
(64-bit version) Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows /Server 2012/ Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003
zMac OS X 10.5 to 10.9
PCs with Microsoft Internet Explorer Ver. 6.0 or later, Safari Ver. 3.0 or later, or Firefox 3.0 or later installed.
Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version) Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows /Server 2012/ Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003 PCs operating using TCP/IP
Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version) Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows /Server 2012/ Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003 PCs operating using TCP/IP
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pages.
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pages.
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Utility name Explanation Operations environment
Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR)
Network Extension You can check the settings and set
TELNET You can set the device networks. Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1
PDF Print Direct You can print PDF les without starting
Change the Printer Display Language
You can print using network connections, manage print jobs, and check the device status.
the optional congurations from the
printer drivers. This utility is installed automatically when the printer drivers are installed using a network connection.
the application.
You can change the display language of the control panel and menus.
Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version) Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows /Server 2012/ Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003 PCs operating using TCP/IP PCs operating using TCP/IP
Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version) Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows /Server 2012/ Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003 PCs operating using TCP/IP
(64-bit version) Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows /Server 2012/ Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003 PCs operating using TCP/IP
Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version) Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows /Server 2012/ Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003 PCs operating using TCP/IP
Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version) Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista/Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows /Server 2012/ Windows Server 2008 R2/ Windows Server 2008/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003 PCs operating using TCP/IP
Reference
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
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Utility software that can be used with the printer
Utility software that can be used with the printer
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Macintosh utilities
Utility name Explanation Operations environment
Prole assistant
Panel language setup You can change the display language
NIC settings tool Enables the network setup. Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.8
*1: Not included on the Software DVD-ROM. Download from the Intec Printing Solutions homepage.

Installing utilities

*1
Registers and manages ICC proles in the device HDD. ICC proles are used
on color matching in [Graphic Pro] mode in the drivers.
of the control panel and menus.
Select the printer to be used, and then
6
click the [Next] button.
Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.8
Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.9
Windows
Use the following procedure to install the utility software to be used.
Set the "Software DVD-ROM".
1
Checking and
When the "AutoPlay" window is
2
displayed, click [Launch Setup.exe].
Reference
pages.
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Click [Custom Install].
8
Enable the check box for the software
9
to be installed, and click [Install].
When the installation has nished, click
11
the [Exit] button.
Click the [Exit] button in the menu
12
window to nish.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
When the "User Account Control"
3
window is displayed, click the [Yes] button.
Read the "Software License Agreement",
4
and click the [Agree] button.
Read the "Environmental advice for
5
Users", and click the [Next] button.
Select the printer connection method,
7
and click the [Next] button. (In this example, network connection is selected.)
Check the software, and click [Start].
10
Macintosh
Use the following procedure to install the utility software to be used.
Insert the "Software DVD-ROM" in the
1
computer.
Double-click [Intec]>[Utilities] folder.
2
Drag and drop to copy the utility folder
3
to be installed into the desired location.
Memo
zDouble-click the utility icon in the folder to launch.
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Windows utilities

Windows utilities

zWindows utilities
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Colors
3
Software
4
Setup
Conguration Tool
Conguration Tool is a utility that changes and manages the Intec device settings.
Conguration Tool has the following functions to easily set and manage multiple Intec devices.
Matching
zDisplays the device information
zRegisters and manages ICC proles
zRegisters and deletes form data
zManages saved jobs
Using Utility
zFormats partitions
zChanges HDD partition sizes
zInitializes ash memory
Network
zSets printer networks
Operations environment
Installing
Select the printer to be used, and then
6
click the [Next] button.
Select the printer connection method,
7
and click the [Next] button. (In this example, network connection is selected.)
Click [Switch to another screen.], and
9
then click [Conguration Tool].
Select the plug-in to be installed.
10
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
PCs running Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
version)/Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2012 R2/Windows Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008/Windows Server 2003 versions
Appendix Index
Note
zPC administrator privileges are required for the setup.
zInternet Explorer 5.5 SP1 or later must be installed.
Set the "Software DVD-ROM".
1
When the "AutoPlay" window is
2
displayed, click [Launch Setup.exe].
When the "User Account Control"
3
window is displayed, click the [Yes] button.
Read the "Software License Agreement",
4
and click the [Agree] button.
Read the "Environmental advice for
5
Users", and click the [Next] button.
Click [Custom Install].
8
zNetwork Setting plug-in
Restart the IP address settings and printer, and display web pages. Added to the plug­in menu when installed. For details, see
“Network Setting plug-in” (P.143).
zStorage Manager plug-in
Includes functions such as ICC prole
registration and management functions, form data registration and deletion functions, and saved job management functions, etc. Added to the plug-in menu when installed. For details, see
“Storage Manager plug-in” (P.144).
Memo
zPlug-ins can also be installed additionally later.
Specify the installation destination
11
folder.
In the factory settings, C:\Program Files\
Intec\Conguration Tool is specied.
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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Click [Install].
12
When "Installation nished" is displayed,
13
click [Exit].
Memo
zWhen the restart window is displayed, restart the PC
according to the window instructions.
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Windows utilities Windows utilities
Registering devices
When using the Conguration Tool for the rst
1
time or introducing a new Intec device, register
Convenient print
the Intec device in the Conguration Tool.
functions
Select [Start]>[All programs]> [Intec
1
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
Printing Solutions]>[Conguration Tool]> [Conguration Tool] to start the Conguration Tool.
Select "Register Device" in the "Tools"
2
menu to search for Intec devices that can be registered.
Enable the check box for the Intec
3
device to be set and managed, and click [Register].
Click either or [Cancel] in the upper
4
right of the window to close the "Register Device" window.
Device Info tab
You can view the Intec device status and advanced information.
This function is available with the Conguration
Tool as standard.
Click the Intec device whose information
1
you want to view from "Registered Device Table".
The Intec device status will be displayed.
Network Setting plug-in
The network can be set using the Conguration
Tool. Before making the settings, install the Network Setting plug-in.
Reference
zFor how to set up the network, see the "Basic".
Icon types
The icon meanings are described below.
Icon Explanation
Searches for the device again.
Changes the search conditions.
Changes the device IP address.
Restarts the device.
Changes the network password.
Displays the web page for the
specied device.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
Memo
zTo change the scope of the search, select
"Environment Settings" in the "Tools" menu, and enter the range to be searched. Enter the range, and click [OK].
Memo
zTo change the information, click [Update Device
Information].
Note
zThe device status will be displayed if an Intec device
is connected to the network.
Searching for devices on the
network
You can search for devices.
Select [Network Setting] from the
1
[Plug-ins] menu.
the Control Panel
5
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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Checking and
Select [Discover Devices].
2
The search results will be displayed.
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functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Specifying the search conditions
Select [Network Setting] from the
1
[Plug-ins] menu.
Select [Environment Settings].
2
Specify the search conditions as
3
necessary, and click [OK].
Checking and
Storage Manager plug-in
Storage Manager plug-in can manage jobs saved on the device, and store the forms, fonts, and
ICC proles to be used in printing.
Note
zThe job management function does not support encrypted
card authentication jobs.
Icon types
The icon meanings are described below.
Icon Explanation
Creates new project
Opens projects
Saves projects
Saves projects as...
Adds les to a project
Deletes les from a project
Displays the ltering window for PCL form les
Creates download les
Sends download les
Registering ICC proles
You can register and edit printer proles. Some
of the functions are explained below.
To register an ICC prole, it is necessary to
mount the (optional) HDD to the device.
Note
zIf using the prole registration and edit functions, install
the Storage Manager plug-in.
Reference
zFor how to install plug-ins, see “Installing” (P.140).
Select [Storage Manager] from the
1
[Plug-ins] menu.
Click [ ] to create a new project.
2
Click [ ], and change [File type] in the
[Open le] dialog box to "ICC prole
3
(*.ICC, *.ICM)".
Registering forms (form overlay)
You can register the logos, etc., as forms to the device, and overlay for printing. This section explains how to register forms.
Reference
zFor how to print overlays, see “Printing using registered
forms (overlay printing)” (P.85).
Memo
zIf using Windows PS printer drivers, administrator
privileges are required.
Creating forms
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(**)] icon (** describes the printer driver type: PS or PCL6), and select [Printer properties].
Select the [Port] tab, and enable the
3
[FILE:] check box in [Printer port], and click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Changing IP addresses
You can change the device IP address.
Select the device from the printer table.
1
Click .
2
Change the settings as necessary.
3
Click [Setup].
4
Input the network password, and click
5
[OK].
The factory-set password is the last six alphanumeric characters of the MAC address.
Click [OK] to restart the device.
6
Sends projects
Sends les
Displays the job management window
Displays the administrator functions window
Select the prole to be registered, and
4
click [Open].
Click [Component] in the ICC prole
5
added to the project to display the [Edit
le] dialog box.
Select the number of the prole to be
6
registered.
The numbers already used in the project cannot be selected, and are displayed against a yellow background.
If necessary, enter a comment in the
7
[Comments] eld.
Click the [OK] button to apply the changes.
8
Select the printer from the device list at
9
the bottom of the window.
Click [ ] to send the project associated to
10
the ICC prole that has been added to the
printer.
Create the form to be registered to the
4
printer.
If using Windows PCL printer drivers, go to Step 9.
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
5
Click [Advanced] (or [Preferences]).
6
Select the [Job Options] tab, and click
7
[Overlay].
Select [Create form].
8
Printing will be implemented.
9
Enter the name of the le to be saved.
10
Restore the [Printer port] in the [Port]
11
tab.
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Check that the message "Finished." is
11
displayed, and click [OK].
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2
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3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Register the form to the printer using the
Conguration Tool.
Click [ ].
1
Click [ ], and select the form le that has been created.
2
The form will be added to the project.
Click the form le.
3
Enter the [ID], and click [OK].
4
Note
zDo not change the [Volume] or [Path name].
Memo
zIf using Windows PS printer drivers, enter the
[Component].
Select the device using the window
5
below the Storage manager plug-in window.
Checking and
Click [ ].
6
Click [OK].
7
Checking the available HDD and
ash memory space
You can check the available HDD and ash
memory space.
Click the printer name from the device
1
selection area below the Storage Manager plug-in screen to display the resource window for the selected printer.
Communications with the printer
2
will display the storage, partitions,
directories, and les, etc.
Deleting unnecessary jobs from
the HDD
You can delete print jobs in the [Shared] partition of the HDD.
Memo
zEven after the print data has been secure printed or
saved, the job remains in the [Shared] partition, so unless the job is deleted, the available HDD space will be reduced.
Note
zThe Storage manager plug-in cannot delete encrypted
secure prints.

PDF Print Direct

Operations environment
PCs running Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version)/Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista/ Windows XP/ Windows Server 2012 R2/Windows Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008/Windows Server 2003 versions
Note
zPC administrator privileges are required for the setup.
zSome PDF les may not print correctly. If printing is
incorrect, print from an application such as Adobe Acrobat Reader.
zThis function is not compatible with multi-page printing.
zPDF les encrypted at 128bit-RC4 level cannot be printed.
zIf printing PDF les that the viewer is not authorized to
print, specify the master password.
zIf job restrictions mod is enabled (encrypted jobs only),
printing using this utility is disabled. For job restrictions mode, see “[Admin Setup]” (P.250).
Printing PDF les
Check that the [Intec (product name)
1
(**)] icon (** describes the type of printer driver: PS or PCL6) is in the [Devices and printers] folder.
Select the PDF le to be printed, and
2
click the right mouse button. The following menu will be displayed, so select "PDF Print Direct".
If the PDF le is printable, the lower
3
window will be displayed. Select the printer driver to be used in [Select Printer].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Click [ ].
1
To view specic user print jobs, enter
2
the password, and then click [Job password operations]. To view all print jobs, enter the administrator password, and then click [Administrator password operations].
The default administrator password is "aaaaaa".
Select the job to be deleted, and click
3
[ ].
Click [OK].
4
If printing encrypted les, enable the
4
[Setting password] check box, and enter a password. If using the same password subsequently, click [Save password]. One password can be registered.
If deleting password, click [Delete saved password].
Set the required items, and click [Print].
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Change the Printer Display Language
Operations environment
PCs running Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version)/Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista/ Windows XP/Windows Server 2012 R2/Windows Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008/Windows Server 2003 Versions
Note
zThis program uses the printer drivers. Install the latest
printer drivers beforehand. For details, see “Flow for Installing Drivers on the PC” in “Basic”.
Switching the control panel language
Turn ON the device power supply.
1
Set the “Software DVD-ROM”. The setup
2
Checking and
program will start.
Click [Next].
8
Memo
zThe tool version will be displayed after “Printer
display language setup wizard Ver.” in the title bar.
Select the printer whose language is to
9
be changed, and click [Next].
Click [Print Test Page] to print the
12
menu. Click [Next].
Memo
zThe menu print results are used in the subsequent
window.
Check that the "Language format"
13
in the menu print results is within the numerical range displayed in the window, and click [Next].
Click [Finish].
15
Look at the device control panel to
16
verify that the download was successful, and restart the device.
Power OFF/ON Message Data Received OK
English display image
Restart the device Finished writing message data
Japanese display image
1
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functions
2
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Colors
3
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Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Read the “Software License Agreement”,
3
and click “Agree”.
Read the environment advice, and click
4
Next”.
Select the printer to be set, and then
5
click “Next”.
Select the printer connection method,
6
and click “Next”.
Click “Advanced Device Setup”.
7
Memo
zPrinters supported by the tool will be displayed in
the [Usable printers] list.
Select the language to be set up, and
10
click [Next].
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Select the details to be set up, and click [Setup].
14
Memo
zThe [Language version:] window displays the
language version of the language le included in the
tool.
If a verication message is displayed,
11
click [Yes].
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Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR)
1
Convenient print
functions
Operations environment
PCs running Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version)/Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista/
2
Windows XP/Windows Server 2012 R2/Windows
Matching
Colors
Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008/Windows Server 2003 Versions
3
Using Utility
PCs operating using TCP/IP
Software
Note
zPC administrator privileges are required for the setup.
zPrint method functions cannot be used.
Network
Starting up
Select [Start]>[All
1
Changing Printer
Checking and
Displayed if “Printing using
multiple printers simultane­ously” (P.153) has been set.
Programs]>[Intec]>[Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR)] to start the Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR).
The following window will be displayed.
the Control Panel
4
Setup
5
Settings Using
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The number of jobs (data) that have nished sending will be displayed.
Downloading les to the printer
Files can be downloaded to the device.
Select the device.
1
Select [Download] from the [Remote
2
Print] menu.
Select the le to be downloaded, and
3
click [Open].
The le download will start.
Checking/deleting/ transferring jobs
You can display and delete print jobs.
If you cannot print as the printer is in use,
ofine, or there is no paper, you can send the
print job to another printer.
Note
zYou cannot send to printers manufactured by other
companies.
zForward to the same model name.
Select the device.
1
Select [Job Status] from the [Remote
2
Print] menu.
The job will be displayed.
Select the print job to be deleted, and
3
select [Delete Job] from the [Job] menu.
Checking the printer status
You can display the device status.
Select the device.
1
Select [Printer Status] from the [Remote
2
Print] menu.
The device status will be displayed.
Memo
zYou can also check using "Status" in the job display dialog
box.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Printers registered to the LPR utility
Displayed if "Display
comments" has been
set using “Adding
comments” (P.155).
The number of jobs (data) that have not yet been sent will be displayed.
The status of the Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR) data will be displayed. (This is different from the actual printer status.)
The job will be deleted.
Select the print job to be forwarded,
4
and select the destination printer using [Redirect] in the [Job] menu.
The job will be sent to the destination printer.
Note
zFor a printer to implement forwarding, it is necessary
to set up the Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR) beforehand.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Adding printers
You can change the printer destination port to LPR port.
Note
zYou cannot set a printer that is already registered in the
Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR). To change the port, select "Reset printer".
Select [Add Printer] from the [Remote
1
Print] menu.
Select the printer name to be added
2
using [Printer Name], and enter the printer IP address in [IP Address] and
Checking and
click [OK].
Automatically transferring jobs
If you cannot print as the printer is in use,
ofine, or there is a paper jam, you can send the
print job to another printer automatically.
Note
zYou cannot send to printer manufactured by other companies.
zMake sure to forward to the same model name.
Select the device.
1
Select [Conrm Connections] from the
2
[Remote Print] menu.
Click [Details].
3
Click [Add], and set the destination IP
5
address.
Memo
zYou can also click [Discover] to search for Intec
Printing Solutions printers on the network.
Repeat the operation in Step 5 as
6
many times as there are candidate destinations.
Printing using multiple printers simultaneously
You can print to multiple printers using the one­time print instruction.
Note
zMake sure to specify the same model for the printers to
print simultaneously.
Select the printers.
1
Select [Conrm Connections] from the
2
[Remote Print] menu.
Click [Details].
3
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Note
zDisplayed in [Printer Name] only if the printer drivers
have been added to the [Devices and printers] folder. Not displayed if set in the network printers.
Memo
zYou can also click [Discover] to search for Intec Printing
Solutions printers on the network.
The printer is added to the main window.
Enable the [Automatic Job Redirect
4
Used] check box.
To forward only if a printer error such as "Ofine"
or "Paper out" occurs, also enable the [Forward only during an error] check box.
Click [OK].
7
Memo
zTo change the destination priority ranking, select
the printer whose priority is to be changed using [IP addresses of printers to which job is automatically
redirected], and then click the [j] and [ ] buttons. (Clicking the [j] button will increase the priority,
and clicking [
] will decrease the priority.)
Enable the [Print to more than one
4
printer at a time] check box, and click [Options].
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Click [Add], and set the IP addresses of
5
the printers to print simultaneously.
Starting the web browser
Start your web browser to set the printer network and menus using the Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR).
Memo
zFor how to set up the settings, see the "Basic".
Select the device.
1
Select [Web Setting] from the [Remote
2
Print] menu.
Memo
zYou can also add comments to the printers to print
simultaneously. See “Adding comments” (P.155).
Memo
Repeat the operation in Step 5 as many
6
Checking and
times as there are printers to be added.
Memo
zClick [Save list] to save the information for the
added printers.
zThe saved printer information an be read and
deleted by clicking [Load list].
zIf the web port number has been changed, change
the port number setup of the Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR) using the following procedure.
Select the device.
(1)
Select [Conrm Connections] from
(2)
the [Remote Print] menu.
Enter the web port number in [Port
(4)
Numbers].
Click [OK].
(5)
Adding comments
You can add comments to the printers added to the Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR).
Memo
zThis is convenient for entering the printer installation site
and optional installations.
Select the printers.
1
Select [Conrm Connections] from the
2
[Remote Print] menu.
Enter the comments in [Comment], and
3
click [OK].
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Click [OK].
7
Click [Details].
(3)
Select [Show comments] in the [Option]
4
menu.
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Setting IP addresses automatically
If the printer IP address changes each time you connect to the DHCP server and the power supply is turned ON, you can automatically detect and reset the IP address that has changed.
Note
zThe search targets follow the search range settings of the
Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR).
Select [Setup] in the [Option] menu.
1
Enable the [Auto Reconnect] check box.
2
Checking and
Uninstalling
Select [Exit] in the [File] menu.
1
Select [Start]>[All
2
Programs]>[Intec]>[Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR)]>[Delete LPR Utility] to delete the Direct Network Printing Utility (LPR).
When the [user account control] dialog box is displayed, click [Yes].
Click [Yes].
3
The deletion will start.
Network Extension
You can easily check the device settings and
set the optional device congurations from the
printer drivers.
Reference
zNetwork Extension is installed together with the printer
drivers.
Operations environment
PCs running Windows 8.1/Windows 8.1 (64-bit version)/Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista/ Windows XP/Windows Server 2012 R2/Windows Server 2012/Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008/Windows Server 2003 Versions
PCs operating using TCP/IP
Note
zThe software operates in tandem with the printer drivers,
so it is necessary to install the printer drivers.
zNetwork Extension is installed automatically when the
printer drivers are installed using a TCP/IP network connection.
zThe printer driver connection destination operates only in
the following circumstances.
– LPR Port
– Standard TCP/IP Port
zPC administrator privileges are required for the setup.
Checking the printer settings
You can check the setup details for the connected device.
Note
zEven if Network Extension is installed, the [Options] tab
is not displayed if there is a mismatch with the operations environment.
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(PS)] or [Intec (product name)(PCL6)] icon, and select [Printer properties].
Click the [Status] tab.
3
Click the [Update] button.
4
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Checking and
Click [OK].
3
(Windows 7 PCL drivers window)
The setup details for the device will be displayed in the "Device Settings".
j
j
Click [OK].
5
Memo
zClick the [Web Setting] button to start the Web browser
automatically and display the device setup details. For details, see “Setting the network from the web browser”
(P.183).
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Macintosh utilities
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Setting options automatically
You can acquire the optional congurations for
the connected and implement the printer driver setup automatically.
Note
zEven if Network Extension is installed, setup is disabled if
there is a mismatch with the operations environment.
Windows PS drivers
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product
2
name)(PS)] icon, and select [Printer properties].
Select the [Device Settings] tab.
3
Click [Get installed options
4
automatically], and click [Setup].
Checking and
Click [OK].
5
Windows PCL drivers
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and printers].
Right-click the [Intec (product name)
2
(PCL6)] icon, and select [Printer properties].
Click the [Device Options] tab.
3
Click [Get Printer Settings].
4
Click [OK].
5
Uninstalling
Select [Start]>[Control panel], and
1
click [Uninstall program].
Select [Intec Network Extension], and
2
click [Uninstall].
zMacintosh utilities
Panel language setup
Operations environment
Macintosh operating the Japanese language versions of Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.8
Setting the printer
You can change the display language of the control panel.
Output the device menu map.
1
Press the [Fn] key.
(1)
The numerical values input screen will be displayed.
Press [1], [0], [0], and press the
(2)
[OK] button.
Select a connection method.
3
If [TCP/IP] has been selected, enter the IP address. You can check the IP address using the menu map output in Step 1.
Click [OK].
4
Check that the value of the "Language
5
Format" in the menu map and the value of the language version displayed in the window match the following conditions.
Condition 1: the least numbers of the version match
Condition 2: the value of the language version shown in the window is either the same or newer (greater) than the value of the "Language Format"
Memo
zIf condition 1 is not satised, the language
settings cannot be downloaded. If the settings are
downloaded without condition 1 being satised,
an error will be displayed on the control panel. To recover, restart the device. Even if condition 1 is
satised, if condition 2 is not satised, some of the
settings names may be displayed in English.
Select the language.
6
Click [Download].
7
The le to set the language will be sent
to the device, and a message stating that
transmission has nished will be displayed.
Restarts the device.
8
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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Checking and
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Follow the directions to delete.
3
Start the panel language setup utility.
2
Reference
zSee “Installing utilities” (P.138).
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Network Card Setup Utility
The network can be set using the Network Card Setup Utility.
TCP/IP must be enabled to use the Network Card Setup Utility.
Note
zSet the TCP/IP.
Setting IP addresses
Start the Network Card Setup Utility.
1
Reference
Checking and
zSee “Installing utilities” (P.138).
Making web settings
The device network can be set by starting the web page.
Enabling web settings
Select [Web Setup] from the [Setup]
1
menu.
Select [Enable] and click [Setup].
2
Enter the password in [Input password],
3
and click [OK].
– The factory-set password is the last six
alphanumeric characters of the MAC address.
– The password is case-sensitive.
Click [OK] in the verication window.
4
Opening web pages
Finishing the Network Card Setup Utility
Select [Exit] from the [File] menu.
1
Memo
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Checking and
Appendix Index
Select the device.
2
Select [IP Address Setup] from the
3
[Setup] menu.
Specify the settings as necessary, and
4
click [Setup].
Enter the password, and click [OK].
5
– The factory-set password is the last
six alphanumeric characters of the Mac address.
– The password is case-sensitive.
Click [OK] to enable the new settings.
6
The device network card will restart.
Start the Network Card Setup Utility.
1
Reference
zSee “Installing utilities” (P.138).
Select the device.
2
Select [Display web page] from the
3
[Setup] menu.
The web page will start, and the device status page will be displayed.
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1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
5
Settings Using
Appendix Index
Changing Printer
Checking and
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4
Network
Setup
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
Network setting items …………………… 164
Initializing network settings ………… 177
Using DHCP ………………………………… 178
Using SNMP ………………………………… 181
About IPv6…………………………………… 182
Setting the network from the web browser …………………………… 183
the Control Panel
Software
Setup
Settings Using
3
Using Utility
4
Network
5
Changing Printer
Checking and
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Network setting items Network setting items

1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
zNetwork setting items
This section explains the items that can be set using the network functions.
Press the scroll buttons
information]>[Network] to print a settings list and check the current network settings.
Reference
zFor how to print the network settings list, see “Printing printer information” (P.218).
The network settings can be changed using the device web page, Conguration Tool, and Network Card
Setup Utility. See the following table for the menus that can be used with the utilities.
Device Information
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
Administrator contacts
Printer name - - Intec-(Product
Checking and
Short printer name
Installation location
Printer control number
General Network Setup
Item
Conguration
Web Page
NetBIOS over TCP
EtherTalk - - Disable Sets whether to use or not use EtherTalk
Gigabit network
Hub connection
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
or on the control panel, and then select [Print printer
Network
Card Setup
Utility
Factory Default
Settings
Explanation
(Mac OS X)
- - (None) Specify the system administrator contact details
using 255 single-byte characters max.
Set the device name using 31 single-byte name)-(Last 6 digits of MAC address)
- - (Product name)-(Last 6 digits of MAC address)
- - (None) Set the device location using 255 single-byte
- - (None) Set a user-dened number to manage the device
Network
Card Setup
Utility
Factory Default
Settings
characters max.
Set the device short printer name using 15
single-byte characters max.
characters max.
using 32 single-byte characters max.
Explanation
(Mac OS X)
- - Enable Sets whether to use or not use NetBIOS over
TCP protocols.
protocols.
- - Disable Sets whether to use or not use the Gigabit
network.
- - Auto Species the baud rate and communications
methods between the hub and the device.
TCP/IP
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
IP address setting
IPv4 address IP address IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.
Subnet mask Subnet mask Subnet mask xxx.xxx.xxx.
Gateway address
DNS server address (primary)
DNS server address (secondary)
Dynamic DNS - - Disable Species whether to register the information to
Domain name - - (None) Sets the domain name for the device.
WINS server (primary)
WINS server (secondary)
Scope ID - - (None) Species the WINS Scope ID. Specify using 1 to
Windows - - Disable Species whether to use the Windows auto
Macintosh - - Enable Species whether to use the Macintosh auto
Printer name - - Intec-(Product
WSD Print - - Enable Species whether to use WSD Print.
LLTD - - Enable Species whether to use LLTD.
IP address acquisition method
Default gateway address
- - 0.0.0.0 Species the IP address of the primary DNS
- - 0.0.0.0 Species the IP address of the secondary DNS
- - 0.0.0.0 Species the WINS server name or IP address
- - 0.0.0.0 Species the WINS server name or IP address
Network Card
Setup Utility
(Mac OS X)
IP address acquisition method
Default gateway address
Factory
Default
Explanation
Settings
Auto Species the IPv4 address setup methods.
Sets the IPv4 address.
xxx
Sets the subnet mask.
xxx
xxx.xxx.xxx.
xxx
name)-(Last 6 digits of MAC address)
Sets the gateway address.
server.
Make sure to set this item if specifying the STMP
server using the domain name.
server.
Make sure to set this item if specifying the STMP
server using the domain name.
the DNS server when the settings have changed.
(Windows only).
(Windows only).
233 single-byte characters.
detection function.
detection function.
Species the device name displayed when the auto detection function is enabled.
EtherTalk
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
Zone name - - * Species the EtherTalk zone name using 32
Printer name - - (Product
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Factory
Default
Settings
name)
Explanation
single-byte characters max.
Species the EtherTalk printer name using 31 single-byte characters max.
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
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Network setting items Network setting items
1
Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
NetBIOS over TCP
Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Short printer
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
- - (Product
name
Work group
- - PrintServer Sets the work group name displayed in the
name
Master
- - Enable Species whether to use the master browser.
browser setup
Comments - -
Factory Default
Settings
name)-(Last 6 digits of MAC address)
EthernetBoard IntecLAN 9400g
Explanation
Set the name identied using NetBIOS over TCP using 15 single-byte characters max.
In Windows, this is displayed in the PrintServer
group for the network PC.
Windows network PC using 15 single-byte
characters max.
Sets the comments using 48 single-byte characters max.
Displayed when the Windows Explorer display is
advanced.
E-mail receiving settings
Item
Checking and
Web Page
Use receiving
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
- - Disable Specify whether to use the mail receiving
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
protocol
POP server
- - (None) Specify the POP server name. Input the domain
name
POP user ID - - (None) Set the user ID to access the POP server.
POP password - - (None) Set the password to access the POP server.
APOP support - - Disable Specify whether to use APOP.
POP port
- - 110 Specify the port number to access the POP
number
POP receiving
- - 5 mins. Specify the interval to access the POP server for
interval
Domain lter - - Disable Specify whether to use the domain lter
E-mail from
- - Authorization Species whether to accept or block E-mails the following listed domains
Domain 1 - 5 - - (None) Specify the domain to which the domain lter
SMTP receiving
- - 25 Specify the port number to access this machine port number
Factory Default
Settings
Explanation
function. Select the protocol you want to use.
name and the IP address. If you input the domain name, please set the DNS accordingly.
server.
receiving mails.
function.
from the specied domain.
function applies.
via SMTP.
E-mail sending settings
Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
SMTP sending - - Disable Sets whether to use the SMTP (e-mail) send
SMTP
- - None Sets the SMTP server name. Specify the domain
Server name
Printer e-mail
- - None Sets the device e-mail address.
Address
SMTP
- - 25 Sets the SMTP port number. In general, use the
Port No.
SMTP
- - Disable Sets whether to implement SMTP authentication.
authentication
User ID - - None Sets the SMTP authentication user ID.
Password - - None Sets the SMTP authentication password.
Additional
- - Enable Sets whether to include the printer model name information Setup Printer model
Additional
- - Enable Sets whether to include the network interface information Setup Network interface
Additional
- - Enable Sets whether to include the device serial number information Setup Printer serial number
Additional
- - Disable Sets whether to include the device management information Setup Printer control number
Additional
- - Disable Sets whether to include the system name in the information Setup Printer name
Additional
- - Disable Sets whether to include the system location in information Setup Installation location
Additional
- - Enable Sets whether to include the IP address in the information Setup IP address
Additional
- - Disable Sets whether to include the MAC address in the information Setup MAC Address
Factory
Default
Settings
Explanation
protocols.
name or IP address. It is necessary to set DNS(Pri)(Sec) if specifying the domain name.
default setting.
in the printer information described in the
outgoing mail.
name in the printer information described in the
outgoing mail.
in the printer information described in the
outgoing mail.
number in the printer information described in
the outgoing mail.
printer information described in the outgoing
mail.
the printer information described in the outgoing
mail.
printer information described in the outgoing
mail.
printer information described in the outgoing
mail.
1
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functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
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Settings Using
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Network setting items
Network setting items
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functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
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Software
4
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Setup
5
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Settings Using
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Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Additional
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
- - Disable Sets whether to include the device short printer information Setup Short printer name
Additional
- - Disable Sets whether to include the device URL in the information Setup Printer URL
Comments - - None Sets the comments added to the end of the
Return
- - None Sets the return address. Normally, specify the destination e-mail address
E-mail
- - None Sets the send destination address. Up to 5 Address 1 to 5
Malfunction
Checking and
notice
- - Notication
Method
Mail
- - 24 Sets the notication interval. Enabled only if
notication
interval
Consumables
- - Immediate Sets whether to notify you immediately regarding warning
Consumables
- - Enable Sets whether to notify you immediately regarding warning
Consumables
- - Immediate Error
Consumables
- - Enable Error
Maintenance
- - 2H 0M unit warnings
Maintenance
- - Enable unit warnings
Maintenance
- - Immediate units Error
Factory Default
Settings
when a malfunction occurs
Explanation
name in the printer information described in the
outgoing mail.
printer information described in the outgoing
mail.
outgoing mail. Up to 4 lines can be set.
Enter up to 63 characters per line, and a carriage return is implemented automatically when this
number is exceeded.
mail address of the network administrator.
addresses can be specied.
Sets the method for notifying of malfunctions.
periodic notications are selected.
printer consumables (toner cartridges, image
drum units, etc.)
Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is
selected.
printer consumables (toner cartridges, image
drum units, etc.) Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of errors regarding printer consumables (toner cartridges, image drum units,
etc.) Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of errors regarding printer consumables (toner cartridges, image drum units,
etc.) Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you regarding maintenance
units (fuser units, belt units, etc.) Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you regarding maintenance
units (fuser units, belt units, etc.) Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you regarding maintenance unit
errors (fuser units, belt units, etc.) Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Maintenance
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
- - Enable units Error
Rell paper
- - 0H 15M warning
Rell paper
- - Enable warning
Rell paper
- - Immediate error
Rell paper
- - Enable error
Paper warning
- - Disable during printing
Paper warning
- - Disable during printing
Paper error
- - 2H 0M during printing
Paper error
- - Enable during printing Paper Error
Storage device - - Disable
Storage device - - Enable
Print results
- - Disable Warning
Print results
- - Enable Warning
Print results
- - 2H 0M Error
Print results
- - Enable Error
Interface
- - Disable errors Warning
Interface
- - Disable errors Warning
Interface
- - 2H 0M errors Error
Interface
- - Enable errors Error
Security - - Disable
Factory
Default
Settings
Explanation
Sets whether to notify you regarding maintenance unit
errors (fuser units, belt units, etc.) Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of paper warnings. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of paper warnings. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of paper errors. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of paper errors. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of paper feed warnings. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of paper feed warnings. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of paper feed errors. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of paper feed errors. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of storage device warnings. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of storage device warnings. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of malfunction affecting the
print results. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of malfunction affecting the
print results. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of errors affecting the print
results. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of errors affecting the print
results. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of interface (network, etc.) warnings. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of interface (network, etc.) warnings. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of interface (network, etc.) errors. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of interface (network, etc.) errors. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of warnings occurring in
the security functions. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
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functions
2
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Colors
3
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Software
4
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Setup
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functions
2
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Colors
3
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Software
4
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Setup
5
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Settings Using
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Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
Security - - Disable
Advanced - - 2H 0M
Advanced - - Enable
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Factory Default
Settings
Explanation
Sets whether to notify you of warnings occurring in
the security functions. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
Sets whether to notify you of other major errors. Enabled only if notify upon occurrence is selected.
Sets whether to notify you of other major errors. Enabled only if periodic notications are selected.
SNMP
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
Setting SNMP to be used
User name - - root Set the SNMPv3 user name using 32 single-byte
Checking and
Secure Print Setting Pass phrase
Secure Print Setting Algorithm
Encrypted settings Pass phrase
Encrypted settings Algorithm
New SNMP read community
New SNMP write community
- - SNMPv3+v1 Species the SNMP version.
- - (None) Sets the password to create an authentication
- - MD5
- - (None) Sets the password to create a privacy key for
- - DES Species the algorithm for SNMPv3 packet
- - public Sets the SNMPv1 read community using 15
- - public Sets the SNMPv1 write community using 15
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Factory Default
Settings
Explanation
characters max.
key for SNMPv3 packet authentication. Set using 8 to 32 single-byte characters.
Species the algorithm for SNMPv3 packet authentication.
SNMPv3 packet encryption. Set using 8 to 32 single-byte characters.
encryption. This value cannot be changed.
single-byte characters max.
single-byte characters max.
SNMP Trap
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
Printer trap community setup
Address 1 to 5 - - 0.0.0.0 Species the trap notication destination. You
- - public Sets the printer trap community using 31 single-
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Factory Default
Settings
Explanation
byte characters max.
can specify up to 5 addresses max.
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
Trap send
authorizations
1 to 5
Printer restart 1 to 5
Illegal trap receipt 1 to 5
Online 1 to 5 - - Disable Species whether to send SNMP messages
Ofine 1 to 5 - - Disable Species whether to send SNMP messages
No paper 1 to 5
Paper jam 1 to 5
Cover open 1 to 5
Printer error 1 to 5
- - Disable Species whether to use printer trap in TCP
- - Disable Species whether to send SNMP messages when
- - Disable Species whether to use the trap when the
- - Disable Species whether to send SNMP messages when
- - Disable Species whether to send SNMP messages when
- - Disable Species whether to send SNMP messages when
- - Disable Species whether to send SNMP messages when
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Factory
Default
Settings
Explanation
numbers 1 to 5.
the printer is restarted.
device is accessed using a utility name not set
using [Printer trap community name setup].
whenever the device is online.
whenever the device is ofine.
the device is out of paper.
a paper jam occurs.
the device cover is open.
an error occurs.
IPP
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
IPP - - Disable Species whether to use IPP.
Notices from the administrator
Character code - - UTF-8 Species the character set used when sending
Language - - EN-US
AUTHENTICATION
User name 1 to 50
Password 1 to 50
- - (None) Enter a message according to the language
- - NONE Species whether to use authentication when
- - (None) Species the user name using 63 single-byte
- - (None) Species the password using 16 single-byte
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Factory
Default
Settings
Explanation
selected using [Character code] and [Language].
the settings to the device.
Species the language used in the setup, including the text strings.
implementing IPP printing.
characters max. If [BASIC] has been selected in [Secure print].
characters max. If [BASIC] has been selected in [Secure print].
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2
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Colors
3
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4
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5
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SNTP
Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
SNTP - - Manual Sets whether to use or not use SNTP protocols.
NTP server
- - None Sets the IP address of the (primary) NTP server
(Primary)
NTP server
- - None Sets the IP address of the (secondary) NTP
(Secondary)
Time zone - - 00:00 Sets the time difference from GMT.
Summertime - - OFF Sets summertime.
Factory Default
Settings
Explanation
that acquires the time.
server that acquires the time.
IEEE802.1X
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
IEEE802.1X
EAP type - - EAP-TLS Species the EAP method.
Checking and
- - Disable Species whether to useIEEE802.1X.
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
EAP user - - (None) Sets the user name used by EAP using 64 single-
EAP password - - (None) Sets the password used by EAP using 64 single-
Client
- - Do not use
certicate
setup
CA certicate
- - Authenticating
setup
Factory Default
Settings
SSL/TLS in EAP authentication
the server
Explanation
byte characters max.
byte characters max. Enabled only if [PEAP] is selected in [EAP type].
Species whether to use SSL/TLS certicate in IEEE802.1X authentication. Cannot be used if SSL/TLS certicate is not installed. Enabled only if EAP-TLS are selected.
Species whether to authenticate the certicate received from the RADIUS server using CA certicate.
Security
Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
NetBIOS over
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
- - Enable
TCP
EtherTalk - - Disable Species whether to use EtherTalk.
Web (port No.:
80)
Device setup (web) -
Web setup Enable Species whether to access the device using web
Enabled
Web - - 80 Species the port number to access the device
IPP (port No.:
- - Disable Species whether to use IPP.
631)
Telnet - - Disable Species whether to access the device using
FTP - - Disable Species whether to access the device using FTP.
SNMP - - Enable Species whether to access the device using
POP - - Disable Species whether to use POP3.
POP - - 110 Species the port number of POP3.
SNTP - - Disable Species whether to use SNTP.
Local Ports - - Enable Species whether to use specic protocols.
SMTP sending - - 25 Species the SMTP send port number.
Network functions
Change password
Change
password Change password
Factory
Default
Settings
(Last 6 digits of MAC address)
Explanation
Species whether to use NetBIOS over TCP.
pages.
web page.
Telnet.
SNMP.
Sets a new administrator password using 15
single-byte characters max. The password is case-sensitive. This password is used only when changing the setup from the utilities. The
administrator password set using the device
cannot be changed from this item.
IP ltering
1
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functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
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Software
4
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Setup
5
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Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
IP ltering - - Disable Species whether to use IP ltering. Make
Start address
- - 0.0.0.0 Species the IP address authorized by access to
1 to 10
End address
- - 0.0.0.0
1 to 10
Print 1 to 10 - - Disable Species whether to authorize print jobs from
Setup 1 to 10 - - Disable Species whether to authorize setup changes
IP address of
- - 0.0.0.0 the registered administrator
Factory
Default
Settings
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Explanation
sure to make the following category settings if
enabling IP ltering. Unless these settings are made, the device cannot be accessed via TCP/IP.
the device. You can specify individual addresses or the address range.
the specied IP address.
from the specied IP address.
Automatically species the administrator IP address. Normally only this address can access the device. All accesses are authorized via proxy servers if the administrator accesses the server via a proxy server.
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2
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3
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4
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Setup
5
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MAC address ltering
Item
Factory Default
Settings
00:00:00
00:00:00
Explanation
This function is used to control access from the
MAC address. Make sure to make the following
category settings if enabling MAC address
ltering. Unless these settings are made, the device cannot be accessed via a network.
from the specied MAC address.
Species the MAC address to which ltering is applied.
Automatically species the administrator MAC address. Normally only this address can access the device. All accesses are authorized via proxy servers if
the administrator accesses the server via a proxy
server.
Web Page
MAC address
ltering
Notications
from the following MAC addresses
MAC address 1 to 50
MAC address of the registered administrator
Checking and
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
- - Disable Species whether to use MAC address ltering.
- - Authorization Species whether to authorize or deny access
- - 00:00:00:
- - 00:00:00:
Encryption (SSL/TLS)
Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
HTTP/IPP - - Disable
HTTP/IPP
- - Standard Species the encryption strength of HTTP/IPP encryption strength
Incoming FTP - - Disable Species whether to encrypt receiving via FTP.
FTP receiving
- - Standard Species the encryption strength of receiving via encryption strength
SMTP receiving - - Disable Species whether to encrypt receiving via SMTP.
SMTP receiving
- - Standard Species the encryption strength of receiving via encryption strength
Select the type
- - Using the
of certicate used.
Common
- - (Printer IP Name
Organization
Organizational Unit
- - (None) Species the formal name of the organization
- - (None) Species the name of the sub-group (store, etc.)
Locality - - (None) Species the region name to which the user
Factory Default
Settings
certicate
signed by you
address)
Explanation
Species whether to encrypt HTTP/IP communications.
communication.
F T P.
SMTP.
Creates your signed certicate. Further, creates
the CSR to be sent to the authenticator, and
installs the certicate issued by the authenticator.
The device IP address is specied when your signed certicate is created.
to which the user belongs using 64 single-byte
characters max.
to which the user belongs using 64 single-byte
characters max.
belongs using 128 single-byte characters max.
Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
State/Province - - (None) Species the state or prefectural name to
Country/
- - (None) Species the country code or region code using 2
Region
Key exchange
- - RSA Species the key method for encrypted
method
Key size - - 1024bit Species the key size for encrypted
Factory
Default
Settings
Explanation
which the user belongs using 128 single-byte characters max.
single-byte characters.
communications.
communications.
IPSec
Item
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Web Page
Conguration Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
IPSec - - Disable Species whether to use IPSec.
IP address
- - 0.0.0.0 Species the host that authorizes
1 to 50
IKE encryption
- - AES-CBC 128 Species the IKE encryption method.
Algorithm
IKE hash
- - SHA-1 Species the IKE hash method.
Algorithm
Dife-Hellman
- - Group2 Species the Dife - Hellman group used by
group
Lifetime - - 28800 (s) Species the "ISAKMP SA" lifetime.
Advance
- - (None) Species the advance common key.
common key
Key PFS - - NOPFS Species whether to use Key PFS (Perfect
Dife -
- - None Species the Dife - Hellman group used by Key Hellman group when Key PFS is enabled
ESP encryption
- - AES-CBC 128 Species the algorithm for the ESP encryption Algorithm
ESP
- - SHA-1 Species the algorithm for the ESP authentication authentication Algorithm
AH
- - SHA-1 Species the AH authentication algorithm. authentication Algorithm
Lifetime - - 3600 (s) Species the "IPSec SA" lifetime.
Factory
Default
Settings
Explanation
communications using IPSec.
"Phase 1 Proposal".
Forward Secrecy).
PFS.
algorithm.
algorithm.
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Network setting items Initializing network settings

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3
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Maintenance
Item
Conguration
Web Page
Restarting the network
Initializing the
network
Network scale - - Normal Use the factory settings. [Small] is recommended
Sleep cancellation setting
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
- - Implement Use to restart the network card.
- - Implement Use to restore the network settings to the factory
- - Disable Use the factory settings. Set to "Enable" to
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Factory Default
Settings
Explanation
settings.
provided you are using a small-scale LAN
connecting multiple PCs.
cancel sleep mode using MIB Get.
Web printing
Item
Conguration
Web Page
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Paper feed tray
Copies - - 1 Species the copies.
Batch printing - - Disable Species whether to sort the output.
Align to paper
size
Duplex - - None Species whether to close, and the closure
Print page
specication
PDF password - - Disable If printing an encrypted PDF le, select the item
Tool/ Network Setting Plug-in
- - Auto selection Species the tray used in the print job.
- - Enable Species whether to align the document size to
- - Disable Species the pages to be printed.
Network
Card Setup
Utility
(Mac OS X)
Factory Default
Settings
Explanation
the paper size.
method, during 2-sided duplex.
and enter the required password.
zInitializing network settings
Note
zImplementing this operation will initialize all network
settings.
Press the scroll button or .
1
Select [Admin Setup], and press the
2
[OK] button.
Enter the administrator password, and
3
press the [OK] button.
Select [Network Setup], and press the
4
[OK] button.
Admin Setup 1/3 Page
Network Setup
USB Setup
Print Setup
PS Setup
PCL Setup
[Execute] will be displayed, so press
6
the [OK] button.
Network Setup
Network Scale
Gigabit Network
Hub Link Setting
Network Factory Defaults
Use Online button to return to standby screen
Execute
Use Online button to return
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The display will return to the standby
7
screen.
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Use Online button to return to standby screen
Select [Network Factory Defaults], and
5
press the [OK] button.
Network Setup 3/3 Page
Network Scale
 
Gigabit Network
Hub Link Setting
Network Factory Defaults
Use Online button to return to standby screen
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Using DHCP

Use Online button to return to standby screen

Using DHCP

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zUsing DHCP
The IP address can be acquired from the DHCP server.
Note
zPC administrator privileges are required for the setup.
zIncorrectly allocating the IP address may cause major malfunctions such as crashing the network. Thoroughly consult the
network administrator before making the settings.

Setting the DHCP server

DHCP is the protocol that allocates IP addresses
automatically to each TCP/IP network. You can set a subnet mask in addition to the IP address.
Note
zSet the DHCP server so that a xed IP address is allocated
to the device. Allocating IP addresses randomly may disable printing via the network. See the DHCP server manuals for how to allocate xed IP addresses.
Memo
zCompatible with the following OS.
Windows Server 2008 R2/Windows Server 2008/
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Windows Server 2003
zThe following procedure uses Windows Server 2008 R2
as an example. Depending on the OS, descriptions may differ.
Click [Start], and select [Admin
1
tools]>[Server manager].
If [DHCP] is already displayed in [Admin
tools], go to Step 8.
Select the server to be used from the
9
DHCP list.
Select [New scope] from the
10
[Operations] menu.
Use the [New scope wizard] to make
11
the settings as necessary by following
the on-screen instructions.
Memo
zMake sure to set the default gateway.
zSelect [Activate immediately] in the [Activate
scope] screen.
Click [Finish].
12
Select the new scope from the DHCP
13
list, and select [Reserve].
Select [New reservation] from the
14
[Operations] menu.
Setting the printer
To use the device on a DHCP environment, set
the IP address setup method to automatic.
Further, the default factory setting is to set the IP address automatically, so implementing this
procedure is unnecessary.
Press the scroll button or .
1
Select [Admin Setup], and press the
2
[OK] button.
Enter the administrator password, and
3
press the [OK] button.
Select [IP Address Set], and press the
5
[OK] button.
Network Setup 1/3 Page
TCP/IP
 
NetBIOS over TCP
EtherTalk
IP Address Set
IPv4 Address
 
Subnet Mask
Use Online button to return to standby screen
Select [Auto], and press the [OK]
6
button.
Network Setup
TCP/IP
NetBIOS over TCP
EtherTalk
IP Address Set
IPv4 Address
Subnet Mask
Use Online button to return to standby scr
Press the [ON LINE] button to return to
7
the standby screen.
Auto
Manual
Use Online button to return
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Select [Add role] in [Role summary].
2
In the [Add role wizard], click [Next].
3
Enable the [DHCP server] check box,
4
and click [Next].
Make settings as necessary following
5
the on-screen instructions.
Check the settings using the [Check
6
installation options], and click [Install].
When the installation has nished, click
7
the [Exit] button.
Click [Start], and select [Admin
8
tools]>[DHCP] to start the [DHCP]
wizard.
Make the settings.
15
Click [Add].
16
Click [Exit].
17
Select [Finish] from the [File] menu.
18
Select [Network Setup], and press the
4
[OK] button.
Admin Setup 1/3 Page
Network Setup
USB Setup
Print Setup
PS Setup
PCL Setup
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Using DHCP

Using SNMP

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functions
2
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Colors
3
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Software
4
Network
Setup
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the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Using on a BOOTP environment
To use the device on a BOOTP environment, set
the IP address setup method to BOOTP.
Access the device web page, and log in
1
as an administrator.
Select [Admin Setup].
2
Select [Network Setup]>[TCP/IP]>[Change
3
Settings]>[Get IP address automatically
(BOOTP)].
Click [Submit].
4
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zUsing SNMP
Use SNMP manager compatible with SNMPv3 to encrypt the device controls using SNMP.
Access the device web page, and log in
1
as an administrator.
Select [Admin Setup].
2
Select [Network Setup]>[SNMP]>[Setup].
3
Implement advanced setup by following
4
the on-screen instructions.
Click [Submit].
5
The network will restart, and the new
6
settings will be enabled.
Memo
zThe device is mounted to the SNMP agent. You can use a
commercially-available SNMP agent to check and change
the device settings. For the device MIB, see the "Software DVD-ROM", and check the "ASN" le in the [Misc]>[MIB
Files] folder.
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
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About IPv6 Setting the network from the web browser

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functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
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Software
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Setup
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zAbout IPv6
The device is compatible with IPv6, and the
IPv6 address is acquired automatically. IPv6 addresses cannot be set manually.
The device is compatible with the following
protocols.
zPrint:
– LPR
– IPP
– RAW (Port9100)
– FTP
zSetup:
– HTTP
– SNMPv1/v3
– Telnet
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Checking IPv6 addresses

IPv6 addresses are allocated automatically.
Access the device web page, and select
1
[Device information].
Select [Network]>[TCP/IP].
2
Memo
zIf all the global addresses are displayed as "0", it is
possible an error has occurred in the router being used.
Reference
zPress the scroll buttons and , and select [Print
Information]>[Network] to check the IPv6 address using
the device network report. For reports and how to print
reports, see “Printing printer information” (P.218).
zSetting the network from the web browser

Operations environment

PCs with Microsoft Internet Explorer Ver. 6.0 or later, Safari Ver. 3.0 or later, or Firefox 3.0 or later installed.
PCs operating using TCP/IP
Memo
zCheck that the web browser security is set to medium.
The following explanation uses the following
environments as examples.
zPrinter name: Intec CS5000
zPrinter IP address: 192.168.0.2
zMAC Address: 00:80:87:84:9C:9B
zWeb browser: Microsoft Internet Explorer
Ver.8.0

Starting up

Start the web browser.
1
Enter the URL "http://printer IP
2
address/" in the address bar, and press
the Enter key.
The printer status screen will be displayed.
Note
zIf including values to 1 or 2 digits in the IP address, do
not enter "0" before the value. Otherwise, communications may be disabled. E.g.: Correct input value: http://192.168.0.2/
Incorrect input value: http://192.168.000.002/
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functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
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Setup
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functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
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Setup
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Logging in as an administrator

Note
zTo change the device settings using the web browser, it is
necessary to log in as a device administrator.
Click [Administrator Login].
1
Enter "root" in [Username], and the
2
current password in [Password], and
click [OK].
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Memo
zThe password is the same as for the "Administrator
password" in the control panel.
Set the printer information that can be
3
checked using the network, and click
either [OK] or [SKIP].
The following screen will be displayed.
4

Items table

: Displayed if logged in as a printer
administrator.
View Information
Item Explanation
Status Displays the current printer status. Displays all
Tray Count Displays the print quantity for each tray.
Supplies Life Displays the remaining consumables quantity and
Usage Report Displays the total print results.
Network You can check the network settings information
System Displays the versions, available memory, available
Print Information
Item Explanation
Information Print
warnings and errors that occurred in the printer
as "malfunction information". Further, you can
also check the operations status of the network services, printer information tables, and IP
addresses set in the printer. For the status window,
see the “Checking the “Status Window”” (P.188)
page.
service life.
such as general information, TCP/IP status,
maintenance information, etc.
ash memory, and system information.
You can print and check the information set in the printer, such as the networks and want lists, etc.
Printer Menu
Item Explanation
General Printer Settings
Tra y
Conguration
System Adjust
Print Adjust You can set the print position compensation and
You can set the printer name, printer management number, and installation location, etc.
You can set paper information such as the paper size per tray and automatic tray switching, etc.
You can set printer operations per status, such as
power save ON time, alarm cancellations, timeout
printing, etc.
print quality, etc.
Admin Setup
Item Explanation
Network Setup
Print Setup You can set print information such as 2-sided
PS Setup You can set the PS communications protocol mode.
PCL Setup You can set PCL information such as PCL fonts and
Color Setup You can set the color information, such as the
Management You can set printer information such as power
You can set the protocols such as TCP/IP and EtherTalk, etc.
printing and toner save, etc.
blank page output, etc.
CMYK data conversion process using PostScript printing.
settings and job cancel settings, etc.
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
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Setup
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Note
zClick [SKIP] to omit the setup.
zEnable the [Do not show this page again] check
box, and click either [OK] or [SKIP] to disable this
display for subsequent logins.
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2
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Network
Setup
Calibration
Item Explanation
Normal Setting
Customize
Menu
Adjusts the print image quality such as the color
densities, etc.
Implements density compensation and color
misalignment compensation.
Direct Print
Links
Item Explanation
Links Displays the links set by the administrator in
addition to links set by the manufacturer.
Edit Links The administrator can set links they like. You can
register 5 support links and 5 other links. Enter URLs including http://.

Changing administrator passwords

You can change the password used when logging in as a device administrator.
Click [Admin Setup]>[Management].
1
Click [Change Password].
2
The settings will be saved to the device.
5
It is not necessary to restart the device.
Use the new password when logging in as
an administrator the next time.
Note
zThis password is different from the TELNET password.
When the password is changed here, the password when logging onto the administrator setup menu in the control
panel will also be changed.
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
the Control Panel
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Settings Using
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Changing Printer
Checking and
Item Explanation
Web Printing You can print by specifying a user-selected PDF
le.
Reference
See “Printing without printer drivers (Direct
printing)” (P.215).
Job List
Item Explanation
Job List Displays a table of the print jobs sent to the
printer. It is possible to delete unnecessary jobs.
Enter the new password in [New
3
Password], and then reenter the new
password in [Verify Password].
Note
zWhen entering a password, "●●●●●" will be
displayed on screen.
zEnter an alphanumeric password from 6 to 12
characters.
zIf entering alphanumerics in the password, correctly
enter capital and small letters.
Click [Submit].
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the Control Panel
5
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Settings Using
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3
Using Utility
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4
Network
Setup
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the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using

Checking printer status from the PC

You can check the status of the device via the network from the PC.
Checking using the "Status screen"
Start the web browser, and display the
1
"Status" screen.
Checking the "Status Window"
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Click [Status Window] to display the following screen.

Changing printer settings from the PC

You can change the device setup.
Access the device web page, and log in
1
as an administrator.
Make the necessary changes,and click
2
[Submit].

Encrypting communications (SSL/TLS)

When setting from web pages, during IPP prints, and when receiving prints using FTP protocols, you can encrypt the communications between
the PC (client) and printer.
(Communications are encrypted using SSL/TLS)
Setup method
Display the methods for creating certicates on the printer using the web.
There are 2 types of certicates that can be created.
zPersonal signature certicate
zAuthenticator certicate (creates CSR)
Memo
zIf the device IP address is changed after the certicate
has been created, that certicate will become invalid. Do not change the device IP address after the certicate has been created.
Select the type of certicate created in
4
Step 1.
Enter the Common Name, Organization,
5
and other items.
Note
zIf "Using a Certicate which a Certication Authority
signed" is selected, follow the authenticator
procedure for the advanced certicate issuing procedures such as input details, etc.
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
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Setup
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The printer information will be
displayed.
The printer status details will be
displayed.
Printer status icon Advanced
No errors/online
Minor malfunction (printing is possible)
Major malfunction (printing is not possible)
Ofine
Clicking will up­date the printer status to the latest
status.
Log in as an administrator.
1
Reference
zSee “Logging in as an administrator” (P.184).
Click [Admin Setup]>[Network
2
Setup]>[Security] tab.
Click [SSL/TLS].
3
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Memo
zIf personal certicate is selected, the device IP
address will be set in "Common Name".
If changing the key exchange method and
key size, click "Key Exchange method". (Initial values are RSA, 1024bits. Normally, use without making any changes.)
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Personal certicates
If creating an authenticator certicate, go to
“Authenticator certicates”.
The input details will be displayed.
6
Check the details, and click [OK]. Create the certicate.
This completes the personal signed
certicate creation.
The settings will be save in the printer, and
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the network functions will restart.
Follow Steps 1 to 3 to display the
7
encrypted (SSL/TLS) setup screen, and set the protocols to enable the
encryption.
Authenticator certicates
The input details will be displayed.
6
Check the details, and click [OK].
Extract and send the CSR to the
7
authenticator. (For authenticator certicates.)
Note
zCopy from "----- BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST -----"
to "----- END CERTIFICATE REQUEST -----" in the text
box. CSR send method may be for the authenticator to paste to the web page, send as a le, or attach to an e-mail.
Install the certicate issued by the
8
authenticator (using the web). (For authenticator certicates.)
Follow steps 1 to 3 to display the encryption
(SSL/TLS) setup screen.
Paste the issued certicate from "-----
BEGIN CERTIFICATE -----" to "----- END CERTIFICATE -----" to the text box, and
click [Submit].
This completes the authenticator signed
certicate creation.
The settings will be save in the printer, and
the network functions will restart.
Follow Steps 1 to 3 to display the
9
encrypted (SSL/TLS) setup screen, and set the protocols to enable the
encryption.

Printing using IPP

You can print using IPP.
Enabling IPP Communications
Access the device web page, and log in
1
as an administrator.
Select [Admin Setup].
2
Select [Network Setup]>[IPP]>[Setup].
3
Implement advanced setup by following
4
the on-screen instructions.
Click [Submit].
5
Setting up the device as an IPP
printer (Windows)
Click [Start], and then select [Devices
1
and Printers]>[Add printer].
Use the [Add printer] wizard to select
2
[Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth
printer].
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Convenient print
functions
2
Matching
Colors
3
Using Utility
Software
4
Network
Setup
5
the Control Panel
Changing Printer
Settings Using
Appendix Index
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Click [Submit].
8
Go to “Usage methods” (P.191).
Click [Submit].
10
Usage methods
Start the web browser, and enter
1
"https://printer IP address" in the adress eld to connect.
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