Konica Minolta IP303URG US User Manual
IP-303
Print Controller
www.konicabt.com
User's Guide
© 1999 by Konica Business Technolog ies, Inc.
Acknowledgments
All brands and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
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A registered trademark of Adobe Systems, Inc.
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A registered trademark from Agfa Corporation
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This product contains the Power Page ® interpreter from Pipeline Associates, Inc.
User's Guide Part Number
OP-IP303-01
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Welcome to Konica's New Print Controller
This print controller interfaces with your Konica printer main body engin e, enabling
you to print directly from your PC or network. Use the print controller according to
instructions in this User's Guide.
Other product related manuals are provided under separate cover. For example, the
printer main body engine comes with a User's Manual that is specific for that model;
the optional network interface card comes with a unique User's Guide for the
Network Administrator , and is formatted to fit into this binder for convenience.
When installing certain options, be sure installations are performed only by
Konica service personnel. For safety, please heed the following warning:
WARNING:
Installation of options requiring the opening of this print
controller, such as for Memory upgrades, Network Card, CIC
board, PostScript upgrades, etc., should be perf ormed only
by qualified Konica service personnel.
This User's Guide provides important information on the use of this print controller,
including printer controller layout, configuration and specifications; printer driver
installation procedure; description of printer driver screens, printing modes, functions and fonts; symbol sets and character conversion tables; and PCL printer
commands.
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phone Konica National Technical Support Center at 1(800)825-5664.
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Definition of Terms
The terminology used in this manual is commonly used in the printing industry.
For your convenience, the most widely used terms are defined below.
CIC - Copier Interface Card
The hardware component inside the print controller (communication via PCI Bus)
that interfaces with the printer engine. Also referred to as a PED (Print Engine
Controller).
DPI - Dots Per Inch
The image resolution of the printer engine.
Double-Buffering
This print controller is designed with an asynchronous connection between the Main
CPU and the CIC. This allows the main CPU to rasterize pages into memory even
when the print engine is busy printing pages from a previous job, or is being fed
pages by the CIC. This is commonly known as double-buffering, and allows higher
throughput.
E-RDH - Electronic Recirculating Document Handler
An electronic memory and processing system where each image is scanned once and
stored in memory. Each image is output face down in the desired order and according
to special options.
Error Diffusion
A 'dithering' or half toning system that does not use 'patterns' of dots, but places the
dots in a pseudorandom distribution.
I/O - Input/Output
Refers to the Input and Output channels of the system.
OHP - Overhead Projection
The transparency media used in the bypass.
PCL - Printer Control Language
A term introduced by Hewlett Packard in their LaserJet series of printers.
This product utilizes PCL-5E.
PostScript
A page description language designed by Adobe Systems Inc.
This product utilizes Adobe PostScript Level 2.
VIS - Video Interface Specifications
Refers to printer engine Video Interface Specifications.
Contents
W elcome to Konica's New Printer Controller .............................................. v
Definition of Terms .........................................................................................vi
Section 1: The Print Controller
Introduction .....................................................................................................1-2
System Configuration .....................................................................................1-3
Settings ............................................................................................................1-3
Media Support ................................................................................................ 1-4
Layout ............................................................................................................. 1-5
I/O Interfaces ..................................................................................................1-6
Memory Configuration ............................................................................ 1-7
Specifications ...........................................................................................1-8
Section 2: Printer Drivers
Installing Printer Drivers ..........................................................................2-2
Checking Printer Driver Version .............................................................. 2-4
About Printer Driver Screens ...................................................................2-5
7065 LCD in Print Mode ......................................................................... 2-6
7065 Printer Driver Screens .....................................................................2-18
PostScript Driver for Windows 3.1 ............................................2-19
PCL Driver for Windows 95 ......................................................2-34
PostScript Driver for Windows 95 .............................................2-50
Printing Modes .........................................................................................2-64
Output Quality ...........................................................................2-64
Normal/Reverse Print Order ......................................................2-64
Duplex Mode .............................................................................2-64
Offset Stacker ............................................................................ 2-64
2-in-1 Mode ...............................................................................2-65
4-in-1/Booklet Mode ................................................................. 2-65
Dual Access ............................................................................... 2-65
Image Density ............................................................................2-66
Wait Mode ..................................................................................2-66
Sheet Insertion ...........................................................................2-66
Cover Insertion .......................................................................... 2-66
Tray Selection/Paper Selection ................................................................2-67
Font Selection ...........................................................................................2-68
Font Characteristics ..................................................................................2-69
PostScript Printer Language Fonts .................................................................2-70
PCL 5 Printer Language Fonts .......................................................................2-71
Section 3: Symbol Sets
Symbol Sets .................................................................................................... 3-2
Roman-8 Character Conversion Tables ....................................................3-20
Section 4: PCL Printer Commands
PCL 5 Printer Commands .............................................................................. 4-2
Section 1: The Print Controller
Introduction
System Configuration
Settings
Media Support
Layout
I/O Interfaces
Memory Configuration
Specifications
The Print Controller
Introduction
This print controller interfaces with your Konica printer main body engin e,
enabling you to print directly from your PC or network.
This print controller supports PCL 5E and PostScript Level 1 & 2 compliant
files and automatically uses the correct language for each print job, provided the
print job follows specific industry standard conventions for detecting the
beginning and end of each job.
Basically, the print controller language detection works as follows:
• To determine the language in which the job was created, the preprocessor
checks the beginning of each job.
• When a specific language code is detected, the preprocessor switches to that
language, and then processes the job.
• If the preprocessor cannot determine which language to use, the default
language will be used for the job.
• The system determines when the end of job is reached by the end-of-file
command of each language or by a 30-second time-out.
• For language switching to function correctly, the system must be able to detect
when the end of job is reached.
PCL 5E: The PCL 5E interpreter for the print controller is the PowerPCL from
Electronics for Imaging, Inc. This is an HP PCL 5E clone that supports multiple
resolutions and PJL commands.
PostScript: The optional PostScript interpreter for the print controller is the
PowerPage2 from Electronics for Imaging, Inc. This is a Level 2 PostScript
interpreter that also has Level 1 compatibility. The PostScript programming
language is specifically tailored to produce images in a device independent
manner. PostScript language programs are reproducible on virtually any device
without significant differences, except for differences created in the devices
themselves.
PJL Commands: Many of the PJL commands, as defined by HP, are supported
by this print controller. Several special functions are controlled in PCL mode via
the PJL commands. In addition, commands to provide bidirectional (BiDi)
functionality are also supported.
The Print Controller 1-2
The Print Controller
System Configuration
Your Konica print controller is based on an IBM compatible PC system that
includes the following:
Intel Pentium Celeron 333
Motherboard
PCI
ISA bus slots
Standard 168 pin DIMM memory
IDE Hard Disk
3.5" floppy disk
VGA V ideo Card
A keyboard or monitor may be used for dia gnostic functions of the print
controller.
The Copier Interface Card (CIC-302) of the print controller acts as a bridge
between the Motherboard and the Video Interface Card installed in the print
engine.
The CIC board contains a Motorola 68331 CPU and custom hardware and
software for communicating with and controlling the print engine. The CIC card
can be reprogrammed in the field via a floppy disk; or through the network.
Settings
Default Settings
Default Paper Size Letter
Default Resolution 400 dpi
Default Emulation PCL 5E
Default Printer Quality Text Mode
Serial Port Parameters 19,200,N,8,1,Xon/Xoff
Other Settings
E-RDH Print Order Normal
Duplex Off
Sheet Insertion Off
Paper Thickness Normal
Print Density Engine default
Finisher Mode Job Offset
The Print Controller 1-3
The Print Controller
Media Support
This print controller supports the following paper types through the main body
printer. An 'R' next to the paper size indicates that the short edge feeds first.
USA (inches)
Tabloid-R (11 x 17)
Legal-R (8.5 x 14)
Letter-R (8.5 x 11)
Letter (11 x 8.5)
Half-Letter-R (5.5 x 8.5)
A4 (297 x 210 mm)
A4R (210 x 297 mm)
B4R (364 x 257)
Europe (millimeters)
A3R (297 x 420)
A4 (297 x 210)
A4R (210 x 297)
A5R (210 x 148)
B4R (364 x 257)
B5 (182 x 257)
B5R (257 x 182)
F4R (330.2 x 203.2)
Japan (millimeters & inches)
A3R (297 x 420)
A4 (297 x 210)
A4R (210 x 297)
B4R (364 x 257)
B5R (257 x 182)
B5 (182 x 257)
B6R (182 x 128)
Legal-R (8.5 x 14)
Letter-R (8.5 x 11)
Letter (11 x 8.5)
Special Media
Paper type can be specified from the print job screen. Overhead transparency
material (OHT/OHP), thick paper, and thin paper can only be used through the
manual bypass tray. After selecting the manual bypass tray, you will be
prompted to insert the requested size paper into the tray.
Normally (in non-wait mode), the print controller system will print as long as
Letter size paper is installed. However, you may activate the Wait Mode and
have the opportunity to confirm that the desired paper type (OHP) is installed.
Check with your Konica Service representative if you wish to activate the Wait
Mode.
The Print Controller 1-4
The Print Controller
Layout
Print Controller
Front V ie w
Disk Drive
Reset
Button
Power
On/OFF
Print Controller
Rear V iew
Serial
Port
Parallel Port to PC
CN1/CN2
Monitor
Port
Power
Cord
IMPORTANT:
1. Before connecting cables to your print controller, be sure to turn power Off.
2. Plastic caps are provided to cover the Serial Port, Parallel Port, and lower
Monitor Port (see Rear View illustration). If the printer connection port is
not being used, be sure it is covered by a plastic cap.
The Print Controller 1-5
The Print Controller
I/O Interfaces
Server Mac PC
-------Ethernet--------
Network
Interface Card
KN-301
PC or Print
Server
Parallel
Port
Input Buffer
PC or Print
Server
VVV
Serial
Port
PCL 5E
Interpreter
The Print Controller 1-6
Print Controller
plus memory
V
Controller
Interface
PostScript
Interpreter
to Printer
The Print Controller
Memory Configuration
Most of the memory in this print controller is used for rasterizing the image. A
small portion is used for the system operation (see NOTE).
The basic print controller configuration includes 32 MB of RAM, which allows
1-bit mode printing at 400 dpi on all paper sizes. The print controller may be
upgraded in 32/64/128 MB DIMM increments to a maximum of 512 MB
(4x128) to allow 8-bit Grayscale printing on Tabloid (11"x17") A3 paper, or
double buffering on smaller paper sizes.
When using the E-RDH in the one-sided mode, printing will be performed
simultaneously while the print controller rasterizes the pages in the print job and
sends them to the E-RDH memory. While pages are being printed from the ERDH memory, the print controller continues to rasterize the next print job in the
sequence.
The more memory in the print controller, the more pages it can rasterize while
waiting for the previous job to print. A typical example of the memory requirements for a Letter page is as follows:
1-Bit 8-Bit
400 DPI 1,870 Kbytes 14.96 Mbytes
600 DPI 4,207 Kbytes 33.66 Mbytes
32 MBytes installed=15 pages @1-Bit, 400 DPI
NOTE: ~2.7 MB is used for the system.
You may select various image quality modes from your print driver screen to
produce various levels of grayscale. The following Table shows the available
image quality modes and the grayscale levels they produce.
Print Mode Print Engine Print Controller Grayscale
Text 1-Bit Mode 1-Bit Mode 2 Levels
Medium 2-Bit Mode 8-Bit Mode 4 Levels
High 4-Bit Mode 8-Bit Mode 16 Levels
Very High 8-Bit Mode 8-Bit Mode 256 Levels
Memory Upgrade Modules
To obtain optimal printer performance, Konica recommends that DIMM
modules be installed by a Konica certified technician. For details, contact your
Konica service representative or call Konica National Technical Support Center
at 1(800) 825-5664.
The Print Controller 1-7
The Print Controller
Specifications
System
Architecture IBM Compatible PC System
Processor Intel Pentium Celeron 333
Memory 32 MB standard/512 MB max.
Hard Drive IDE compatible
Floppy Drive 3.5" Floppy Disk
Input/Output Interfaces
Serial RS-232C Serial Standard
Connector DB9 male
Baud Rates 4,800~19,200 (default: 19,200)
Parallel IEEE 1284 compatible bidirectional
Network Connectivity Compatible
Optional:
KN-101 Ethernet Network Interface
(10Base2/10Base-T)
KN-301 Ethernet Network Interface
(10BaseT/100BaseT)
PDL Support
Standard PCL 5E
Optional PostScript
Font Support
PCL 45 PCL Fonts
PostScript 35 PostScript Fonts (optional)
Driver Software Windows 3.1, 3.11, Windows 95
Windo ws NT Workstation & Server 4.x
Macintosh and UNIX
Print Controller Features
Multiple Page Buffering
Document Printing
Automatic Emulation Switching
Automatic Port Switching
Job Spooling
The Print Controller 1-8
Section 2: Printer Drivers
Installing Printer Drivers
Checking Printer Driver Version
About Printer Driver Screens
7065 Print Mode LCD
7065 Printer Driver Screens
PostScript Driver for Windows 3.1
PCL Driver for Windows 95
PostScript Driver for Windows 95
Printing Modes
Tray Selection/Paper Selection
Font Selection
Font Characteristics
PostScript Printer Language F onts
PCL 5 Printer Language Fonts
Printer Drivers
Installing Printer Drivers
Printer Drivers that come with your IP-303 Print Controller are software
programs, enabling you to control printing settings for the selected printer.
Before you can print from your application (e.g., spreadsheet or word processor),
the appropriate printer driver must be installed on your computer system.
The installation procedure is similar for all printer drivers. The example shown
below is for the Windows 3.x printer driver, and includes the following steps:
• Installing a specific printer driver
• Assigning a port to the printer
• Specifying settings for your printer (optional)
• Setting the default printer
Installing a Specific Printer Driver
(Example: Windows 3.x)
1. Double-click the Main icon in Program Manager.
2. Choose the Control Panel icon.
3. In the control Panel window, choose the Printers icon.
4. Choose the Add button.
5. In the List Of Printers box, select Install Unlisted or Updated Printer.
Depending upon the printer driver version, you may need to use the Browse
button to find and select the driver. Then, click on OK until you get to the
Add Unlisted or Updated Printer box.
NOTE: To install a driver that is listed, but not installed, simply highlight it in List of Printers box.
6. Choose the Install button.
7. Insert the disk containing the printer driver into your floppy drive, The
default for the Konica drivers is drive A. If you are using a different drive,
specify it. When the appropriate drive is selected, click on OK.
8. In the Add Unlisted or Updated Printer box, select the appropriate driver and
click on OK.
9. Printer name appears in the list of installed printers. (Continue on next page.)
2-2 Printer Drivers
Printer Drivers
Installing Printer Drivers
Assigning a Port
By default, LPT1 will be assigned to the newly installed printer.
1. To assign a different port, click on the Connect button.
2. In the Ports list, select the port you want to assign to the printer.
(Continue with Specifying Printer Settings below.)
NOTE: When installing to a network, up to three LPT printers can be assigned (LPT1, LPT2, LPT3)
without having to add more through the WIN.INI file. Should it be necessary to add more than three
printers, click on the Help button in the Connect box for instructions.
Tip: If you print to LPT1 in Windows 3.x and LPT1 is redirected to another port,
the printer will not print. To correct this, select LPT1.DOS in the Connect dialog
box.
Specifying Printer Settings
This is an optional step for making changes to the default printer settings, such as
paper size or orientation. These settings can be temporarily overridden from
within your application.
1. Click on the Setup button in the Printers dialog box.
2. When the Setup box is displayed, make the desired selections.
(Continue with Setting the Default Printer below.)
Setting the Default Printer
When you install a printer, it will automatically be highlighted in the Printers
dialog box.
1. Highlight the printer you want as the default printer.
2. Click on the Set As Default Printer button.
NOTE: Some applications act as a control panel, making their settings become the system default.
This is not a function of the driver.
Printer Drivers 2-3
Printer Drivers
Checking Printer Driver Version
There may be times when you need to know if you are using the most up-to-date
printer driver.
The procedure shown below for Windows 3.x is similar for all printer drivers.
Check the Printer Driver Version for Windows 3.x
1. Highlight the driver in the Printers dialog box.
2. Click on the Setup button.
3. Click on the About button.
4. The About dialog box will be displayed with the printer version shown.
2-4 Printer Drivers
Printer Drivers
About Printer Driver Screens
When you select Print from your application screen, the screen that displays is
specific for your installed printer driver, e.g., PostScript for Windows 3.1, PCL
for Windows 95 or PostScript for Windows 95.
You may use the default settings shown on your screen or you may select options
available for each printing mode. The basic procedure for making print selections on the 7065 printer is shown at the bottom of this page.
To view the specific printer driver screens you will encounter when using the
PostScript printer driver for Windows 3.1, PCL printer driver for Windows 95,
or PostScript printer driver for Windows 95, see p. 2-19.
NOTES:
1. Windows 3.1 screens are similar to those in Windows for Workgroups and
many Windows 95 screens are similar to those in WindowsNT.
2. For a description of available Printing Modes and Fonts, see the pages
following the sample driver screens at the end of this Section.
Making Print Selections From Your Printer Driver Screen
Example:
1. From your printer driver screen, click on the desired printing mode.
2. Scroll options associated with the mode by clicking the up or down arrows.
3. When all desired settings are indicated on the screen, click on OK.
Printer Drivers 2-5
7065 LCD in Print Mode
Paper Loading
Check Mode/Print Start Message
Printer Mode Icons
Check Mode
Using the Check Mode
Using the PROOF PRINT Option
When Settings are Not OK
Stop/Clear Mode
Interrupt/Reserve Mode
When Printing is in Progress
Job Status Display
Copier/Printer
Copier
Controller Mode
2-6 Printer Drivers
Printer Drivers
7065 LCD in Print Mode
The 7065 LCD (liquid crystal display) is an interactive screen located on the
Konica printer main body engine that displays the Basic Screen and sub-screens
regarding status of the print engine and printing operations. In the Print Mode,
printing selections and changes can be made directly on the LCD screens.
NOTE:
The LCD screens in the Copier Mode are described in the User's Manual that comes with your
Konica printer main body engine .
Screen Configuration
The Basic Screen of the Printer Mode consists of a Message area, an icon area, a
Folder area and a Mode area, similar to the Basic Screen of the copier mode.
Printer Drivers 2-7
Printer Drivers
7065 LCD in Print Mode
Paper Loading
If the setting of your print controller does not designate a specific paper tray, the
following message is displayed on the screen.
Check Mode/Print Start
If a "WAIT COMMAND' is designated by the controller, the following message
will display on the screen to give you the option of using the Check Mode before
printing. If you do not wish to use the Check Mode, you may press the START
key and print right away. The Check Mode/Print Start message is shown below.
2-8 Printer Drivers
Printer Drivers
7065 LCD in Print Mode
Printer Mode Icons
The following icons display on the LCD screen to indicate printer mode status.
INITIAL: The Printer Controller is in the initialization mode.
PRINT: The Printer controller is currently printing.
ERROR: The Printer Controller generated an error message.
READY: The Printer Controller is ready for printing.
IDLE: The Printer Controller is waiting for a print job.
Using the Check Mode
As mentioned on the previous page, the setting of your print controller determines whether or not the Check Mode/Print Start message will be displayed.
The Check Mode/Print Start display gives you the following options:
• view current settings on the PRINTER CHECK MODE screen
• select a PROOF PRINT
• press the START key and print right away
Sample PRINTER CHECK MODE Screen
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Using the Check Mode
Selecting Check Mode
1. Press the Check key while the Check Mode/Print Screen message is
displayed. (See sample screen on previous page.)
2. When the PRINTER CHECK MODE screen is displayed, view the list
of current print mode settings to be sure they are OK. (See sample
screen on previous page.)
3. Completing the Check Mode
If settings are OK, press EXIT to escape the Check mode and return to
the Check Mode/Print Start message screen, then press the START key
to start printing the job.
NOTE: In case you need to check the settings again before pressing the
ST ART key , press the CHECK key again.
Using the PROOF PRINT Option
If settings are OK and you want to see how the printed job will
look before printing out multiple sets, press PROOF PRINT to print out
only one set. If the printing result is as expected, press the START key
to print out the complete job. Otherwise, see below.
When Settings are Not OK
If you need to make changes after checking the settings or viewing the
PROOF PRINT sample, press EXIT to escape the Check Mode,
then press the Stop/Clear key to cancel the print job and make other
settings, as required.
NOTE: When the sheet insertion paper size is highlighted on the PRINTER
CHECK MODE SCREEN, the insert sheets will be blank; when the size indication is not highlighted, the insert sheets will be copied.
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Stop/Clear Mode
The Stop/Clear key can be pressed to cancel a print job while printing is in
progress. After pressing the Stop/Clear key, you will be prompted with a
confirmation screen to select YES/NO to cancel printing.
1. While a job is currently printing, press the Stop/Clear key to cancel the
job.
2. The following YES/NO confirmation screen will be displayed.
Press YES to confirm the cancelation.
Press NO to continue printing without canceling the job.
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Interrupt/Reserve Mode
The Interrupt mode can be used to interrupt the current printing operation to
perform a copying job. The Interrupt mode can be selected when the engine is
receiving print data or when printing is already in progress. Each case is handled
in a different way, as described below.
When the engine is receiving print data:
1. Press the Interrupt key when the engine is receiving print data.
Print data receiving will be displayed in the message area of the screen.
2. Copy the document. After copying is completed, press the Interrupt key
again to enable the engine to resume the print mode.
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When printing is in progress:
1. Press the Interrupt key when printing is in process.
Printing in progress will be displayed in the message area of the screen
and the RESERVE mode folder will be displayed.
2. Press the RESERVE folder to set the conditions for a copying job that
will be performed after the print job in progress is completed.
The engine will automatically resume the print mode.
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