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User Manual
PagePro 4100GN
Contents
1 Introduction |
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Welcome to Minolta/QMS ............................................................. |
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Roadmap of this manual .............................................................. |
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Where to find what in this User’s Manual........................................ |
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Brief explanation of special type styles and method of |
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Working safely with your laser printer........................................ |
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Notes on your safety and operating safety...................................... |
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Laser safety..................................................................................... |
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Internal laser radiation..................................................................... |
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CDRH regulations ........................................................................... |
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Laser safety label............................................................................ |
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Laser caution label.......................................................................... |
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Unpacking, installing and setting up the printer |
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Unpacking the laser printer.......................................................... |
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Overview of the printer ................................................................. |
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External printer parts....................................................................... |
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Internal printer parts........................................................................ |
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Optional printer parts....................................................................... |
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Printer control panel........................................................................ |
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Installing your laser printer.......................................................... |
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Place of installation ......................................................................... |
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Storage of consumables and accessories ...................................... |
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Ambient conditions.......................................................................... |
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Space required................................................................................ |
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Space required (when equipped with optional paper cassette |
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unit) ............................................................................................... |
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Setting up your laser printer ...................................................... |
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Fitting the paper output tray and paper feed tray 1....................... |
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Connecting the power cable.......................................................... |
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Switching the printer on and off..................................................... |
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Printing a configuration page ........................................................ |
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Connecting the printer to a computer (parallel port)...................... |
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Connecting the printer to a network (network interface) ............... |
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3 Installing the PCL printer driver |
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System requirements ................................................................... |
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Notes on installing the printer driver.......................................... |
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General information on the printer driver........................................ |
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Information on installation using Plug-and-Play ............................. |
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Information on installation using the Add Printer Wizard ................ |
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Information on installing a network printer...................................... |
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CD-ROM installation for Win 95/98 or Win NT4.0 ...................... |
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CD-ROM installation for Windows 3.1x ...................................... |
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CD-ROM installation for MS-DOS................................................ |
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Uninstalling the Windows printer driver .................................... |
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Deinstallation for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT4.0 .................. |
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Deinstallation for Windows 3.1x ..................................................... |
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Working with the PCL printer driver |
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Displaying printer driver settings ............................................... |
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Displaying settings in Windows 95/98 ............................................ |
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Displaying settings in Windows NT 4.0 .......................................... |
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Displaying the settings in Windows 3.1x ........................................ |
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Paper index card........................................................................... |
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Selecting a paper format ................................................................ |
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Creating a custom paper format ..................................................... |
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Adjusting the print-out to fit the paper............................................. |
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Specifying the number of copies .................................................... |
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Specifying the orientation of the print paper ................................... |
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Switching on/off the printer’s sorting function ................................. |
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Specifying the paper source ......................................................... |
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Recalling the original setings [DEFAULT] .................................... |
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Page layout index card .............................................................. |
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Printing multiple document pages per print page (N-up) .............. |
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Printing watermarks ...................................................................... |
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Creating watermarks .................................................................... |
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Scaling the printed document ....................................................... |
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Duplex function............................................................................. |
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Quality index card ...................................................................... |
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Optimizing data exchange with the printer (All raster).................. |
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Switching Toner Save function on and off .................................... |
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Specifying the graphics mode ...................................................... |
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Optimizing the print quality of text and graphics (Fine-ART) ........ |
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Specifying TrueType mode........................................................... |
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Determining the resolution............................................................ |
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.....................................................Specifying the emulation mode |
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Optimizing the presentation of graphics in the print-out |
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(Detail of quality...) ........................................................................ |
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Font index card ........................................................................... |
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Adding fonts .................................................................................. |
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Deleting fonts ................................................................................ |
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Setting the ID ................................................................................ |
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Device option index card............................................................ |
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Activating the optional duplex unit................................................. |
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Activating optional paper feed tray 2 or 3...................................... |
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Working with the Windows PCL printer tools |
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Calling up the Status Display....................................................... |
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Calling up the Status Display in Windows 95/98, Windows NT4.0 .5-2 |
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Calling up the Status Display in Windows 3.1x ............................... |
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Altering the size of the Status Display window................................ |
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Calling up the Control Panel ........................................................ |
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Paper index card ........................................................................... |
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Defining the response in the case of a lack of suitable paper......... |
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Specifying a paper format for paper feed tray 1.............................. |
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Printer setting index card............................................................. |
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Switching on/off the Power Save mode .......................................... |
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Switching on/off the paper format error detection ........................... |
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Detecting paper misfeeds – Jam Recovery .................................... |
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Switching preheat on/off.................................................................. |
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Specifying the print language........................................................ |
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Test print index card................................................................... |
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The various test prints................................................................... |
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Counter index card ..................................................................... |
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Checking the status of a counter................................................... |
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Resetting a counter....................................................................... |
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Configuration index card............................................................ |
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Working with the DOS PCL printer tools |
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Using the Status Display.............................................................. |
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Calling up the Status Display .......................................................... |
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Switching on/off popup messages (Setup menu)............................ |
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Changing the hotkey command for the Status Display |
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(Setup menu) .................................................................................. |
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Defining popup messages (Setup menu)........................................ |
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......................................................Using the DOS Control Panel |
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Calling up the Control Panel........................................................... |
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Paper panel ................................................................................... |
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Selecting a paper format ................................................................ |
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Specifying the paper source ........................................................... |
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Specifying the number of lines printed per page ............................ |
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Specifying the number of copies .................................................... |
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Specifying the orientation of the printing paper .............................. |
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Defining the response to format errors ........................................... |
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Specifying a paper format for paper feed tray 1 ............................. |
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Font panel ..................................................................................... |
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Output Quality panel .................................................................. |
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Switching on/off the Toner Save function ..................................... |
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Fine-ART feature .......................................................................... |
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Print language .............................................................................. |
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Counter panel ............................................................................. |
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Checking the status of a counter .................................................. |
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Resetting a counter ...................................................................... |
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Configuration panel.................................................................... |
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Printer Setting panel .................................................................. |
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Switching on/off the Power Save mode........................................ |
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Switching on/off the paper format error detection......................... |
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Pre-Heat feature ........................................................................... |
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Switching on/off the automatic continuation function.................... |
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Detecting paper misfeeds – Jam Recovery.................................. |
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Specifying the input/output timeout .............................................. |
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Installing the PostScript printer driver |
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System requirements ................................................................... |
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Windows 95/98 ............................................................................... |
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Windows NT4.0 .............................................................................. |
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Windows 3.1x ................................................................................. |
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MacOS............................................................................................ |
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Notes on installing the printer driver.......................................... |
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General information on the printer driver........................................ |
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Information on installing a network printer...................................... |
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CD-ROM installation for Win95/98 or Win NT4.0 ....................... |
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Printer Test page (Sample) .......................................................... |
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CD-ROM installation for Win 3.1x ............................................. |
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Installing Screen Fonts.................................................................. |
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8 Working with the PostScript printer driver
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The Windows 95/98 PostScript printer properties dialogue ..... |
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The "Minolta/QMS PagePro 4100 -PS Properties" dialogue........... |
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The Windows NT4.0 PostScript printer properties dialogues .. |
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Displaying the "Printers" dialogue ................................................... |
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The "Minolta/QMS PagePro 4100 -PS Default Document Properties" |
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The "Minolta/QMS PagePro 4100 -PS Properties" dialogue........... |
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The Windows 3.1x PostScript printer properties dialogue ....... |
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The "Minolta/QMS PagePro 4100 -PS Properties" dialogue........... |
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The MacOS PostScript printer setup dialogue........................... |
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The "Printer Specific Options" dialogue ........................................ |
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Resolution ..................................................................................... |
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Jam Recovery ............................................................................... |
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Idiom Recognition ......................................................................... |
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Please note the following points: ................................................ |
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What should I watch out for when loading paper? .......................... |
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What should I watch out for when loading envelopes? ................... |
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Which sizes of paper can I use? ..................................................... |
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What types of paper can I use? ...................................................... |
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Printable area.................................................................................. |
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Using the control button .............................................................. |
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Cancel the current job..................................................................... |
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Printing out the configuration page ................................................. |
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Continuing a print job after an error message................................. |
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Loading paper ............................................................................... |
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Loading paper into paper feed tray 1 .............................................. |
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Loading paper into the manual feed unit......................................... |
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Loading paper into paper feed tray 2/3 .......................................... |
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Monitoring print jobs with the Status Display.......................... |
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Installing optional accessories |
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Installing paper feed tray 2/3...................................................... |
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Installing the duplex unit............................................................ |
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Installing a SIMM memory module ............................................ |
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11 Caring for and maintaining your printer
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Cleaning the printer.................................................................... |
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Cleaning the case......................................................................... |
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Cleaning the paper feed roller ...................................................... |
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Replacing the imaging cartridge............................................... |
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Clearing paper misfeeds ............................................................ |
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Clearing paper misfeeds at the imaging cartridge ........................ |
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Clearing a paper misfeed at the fusing unit .................................. |
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Clearing a paper misfeed at the output tray ................................. |
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Clearing a paper misfeed at paper feed tray 1 ............................. |
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Clearing a paper misfeed at the manual feed unit........................ |
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Clearing a paper misfeed at paper feed tray 2/3 (optional) .......... |
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Clearing paper misfeeds at the duplex unit – top (optional) ....... |
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Clearing paper misfeeds at the duplex unit – bottom (optional) . 12-11 |
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Problems with print quality ..................................................... |
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General printing problems....................................................... |
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Printer messages...................................................................... |
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Lamp functions ........................................................................... |
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Status messages ........................................................................ |
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User messages........................................................................... |
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Performance features................................................................. |
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Operating system ......................................................................... |
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Technical specification .............................................................. |
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500-sheet paper feed tray (option) ............................................... |
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Duplex unit (option) ...................................................................... |
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SDRAM-SIMM memory module (option) ...................................... |
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Parallel interfaces ......................................................................... |
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Network interfaces........................................................................ |
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Minolta/QMS’s concern for environmental protection ........... |
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What does the energy star mean? ............................................... |
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Introduction |
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Thank you for purchasing a Minolta/QMS PagePro 4100GN laser printer.
To achieve the best possible results and to use your laser printer effectively, this User’s Manual provides you with information on the following topics:
installing the printer driver,
working with the printer drivers and tools,
working with the printer,
caring for and maintaining your printer,
troubleshooting.
Read this User’s Manual carefully before operating your printer for the first time, and always keep the manual within easy reach.
We reserve the right to make changes to the contents of this manual.
Trademarks
PCL is a registered trademark of the Hewlett-Packard Company.
Centronics is a registered trademark of Centronics, Inc.
MS-DOS, Microsoft, Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
IBM is a registered trademark of the International Business Machines Corporation.
Apple, Macintosh and TrueType are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.
PagePro is a registered trademark of Minolta.
Adobe and PostScript are trademarks of Adobe Systems, Inc.
Fine-ART and Fine Micro Toning are trademarks of Minolta Co. Ltd.
QMS and the QMS logo are registered trademarks of QMS, Inc.
All other names of products and brand-names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective proprietors.
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You don’t know exactly where to find the information you need? The following table is designed to help you.
Alternatively, to find information on a specific problem quickly and precisely, please refer to the index at the end of the User’s Manual.
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Introduction |
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Unpacking, installing and |
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setting up the printer |
introduction to the various features. |
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Installing the PCL printer |
A step-by-step explanation of the routine for installing |
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the PCL printer driver. |
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Working with the PCL printer |
Details of how to control the printer via the PCL |
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printer driver. This helps you learn how to use the |
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printer’s functions effectively. |
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Working with the Windows |
Details of how you can use the supplementary |
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Windows programs most effectively. |
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Working with the DOS PCL |
Details of how you can use the supplementary DOS |
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programs most effectively. |
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Installing the PostScript |
A step-by-step explanation of the routine for installing |
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the PostScript printer driver. |
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Working with the PostScript |
Details of how to control the printer via the PostScript |
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printer driver |
printer driver. |
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Working with the printer |
Getting to know how your printer works. For example, |
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loading paper |
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monitoring print jobs |
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cancelling print jobs |
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Installing optional |
Details of how to install optional accessories |
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Expansion memory |
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Caring for and maintaining |
Details of how to look after your printer and how you |
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Troubleshooting |
Help with analysing and rectifying faults. |
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Appendix |
A collection of helpful additional information, e.g.: |
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technical specification |
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index of keywords |
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Special type styles and methods of presentation are used in this User’s Manual to highlight various circumstances. The following examples will help you to recognize and deal with the most important of these.
CAUTION
This is a warning!
A warning alerts you to danger to life and limb or to damage that could result to the machine by treating it improperly.
The arrow refers you to safety measures that must be taken to prevent the hazard.
[MENU] |
Key on the control panel / button on the printer driver with |
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Single action to be performed (there are no other steps)
1Step 1 of a series of actions
2Step 2 of a series of actions, etc.
? Help is available here.
The approach that is suggested Here you can see what has to be done. here is sure to get you to your
desired result.
This is a helpful tip
Text passages that are identified in this manner provide you with tricks and handy tips to make it even easier to work with the printer.
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Working improperly with the printer can result in health hazards, electric shocks and even fires. Before you unpack the laser printer, you should make yourself familiar with this information on your safety and operating safety.
CAUTION
Observe the following information:
Make sure that the power cable is correctly plugged into the socket and that the socket is at all times visible and readily accessible.
Do not pull the cable of the power plug as this may damage the cable. The result could be an electric shock or a fire.
Remove the power plug from the socket if the machine will not be used for an extended period of time.
Do not remove the power cable from the socket with wet hands as this may result in an electric shock.
Do not move the unit unless the power cable has been removed from the socket. Otherwise you may damage the cable. The result could be a short-circuit or a fire.
Do not place any heavy objects on the power cable. Do not pull or kink the cable as this can result in damage to the cable. The result could be an electric shock or a fire.
Make sure that the machine is not standing on a cable connected to another machine as this can result in damage to that cable. The result could be a fire or improper functioning of the unit in question.
Make sure that the power supply to the unit has the correct voltage. Otherwise the result could be a fire or an electric shock.
Switch off the unit immediately and unplug the power cable if the power supply cable is damaged. Failure to do so could result in a fire or an electric shock. Contact your customer support service centre.
Use only extension cables that are designed for at least the maximum power rating of the machine. Extension cables with lower ratings can result in overheating and can even cause a fire.
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Perform only the procedures that are described in this manual. Using the machine improperly can result in a fire or an electric shock.
Do not place any heavy objects on the machine.
Do not open any covers on the machine while printing is in progress.
Do not switch off the unit while printing is in progress.
Do not place any magnetic object near the machine.
Do not use any flammable sprays, liquids or gases in the vicinity of the machine.
Do not remove any safety devices and do not alter the construction of the machine. The unit is equipped with high-voltage components. Using the machine improperly can result in a fire or an electric shock.
Do not insert any paper clips, staples or other small metal objects into openings on the machine. The result could be an electric shock or a fire. If metal pieces are fed into the machine, switch it off immediately, disconnect the power cable and contact your customer support service centre.
Do not place coffee cups, drinks bottles or other containers with liquids in them on the machine. If liquid enters the machine the result could be an electric shock or a fire. If liquid does get into the machine, switch it off immediately, disconnect the power cable and contact your customer support service centre.
If the machine becomes unusually hot, or if you notice smoke or an unusual odour coming from the machine, switch it off immediately and remove the power cable from the socket. Contact your customer support technical specialist.
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This printer is equipped with a laser unit. If the printer is used in accordance with the instructions in the User’s Manual, the laser presents no danger.
The radiation emitted is completely absorbed and attenuated by the case. The laser radiation cannot escape at any time during the printing process.
This laser printer is categorized as a Class 1 printer. This classification means that the printer does not produce any hazardous laser radiation.
This printer is certified as a Class I Laser product under the US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Radiation Performance Standard according to the Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act of 1968. This means that the printer does not produce hazardous laser radiation.
Average radiation output:
1.03 mW at the laser aperture of the laser unit.
Wavelength: 770-810 nm
This device works with a laser diode of class 3b with invisible laser radiation. The laser diode and the polygon mirror for sampling are integrated into the laser unit.
The laser unit is NOT AN ITEM TO BE MAINTAINED ON SITE. You should therefore not open it under any circumstance.
CAUTION
Dangerous laser radiation!
Using the printer in a manner other than as indicated in this manual may result in exposure to dangerous radiation.
Use the printer only according to the instructions contained in the User’s Manual.
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On 2 August 1976 the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), part of the US Food and Drug Administration, introduced specifications for all products that operate with laser beams. Products which are to be sold or used in the USA must comply with these statutory requirements without exception. The safety label shown here confirms compliance with the CDRH regulations. This label must be attached to all products sold or used in the USA.
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Use the printer only as described in this manual!
Using the controls, adjusting the printer or performing procedures other than as specified in this manual may result in exposure to hazardous radiation.
Use the printer only according to the instructions contained in the User’s Manual.
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CAUTION
Dangerous laser radiation!
This is a semiconductor laser. The maximum power of the laser diode is 5 mW and the wavelength is 770–810 nm.
Use the printer only according to the instructions contained in the User's Manual.
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CAUTION
Danger for children from packaging materials made of plastic!
After unpacking, keep the packaging materials out of reach of children.
1Remove the printer parts and accessories from the box.
Paper output trayPrinter
Installation Guide
CD-ROM
Power cable
Paper feed tray.
2 Remove the packaging material from the printer.
3 Remove the transport retainers from the printer.
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4Pull the plastic strips out of the printer.
5 Remove the plastic strips from the rear of the printer.
Why save packaging materials?
If you need to move the printer, you can use the packaging again. In this way you can be certain that your printer is correctly packed.
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Release button for top cover |
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Paper feed tray 1 (multipurpose tray) |
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Power Switch (ON/OFF) |
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Paper output tray |
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Socket for power cable |
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Ethernet interface connector |
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Parallel port |
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Image transfer roller |
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Manual paper feed unit |
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Imaging cartridge |
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Duplex Unit |
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Fault (red) |
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Paper empty (orange) |
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Control button |
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The printer should be set up in a place which is:
dry and free from dust,
on a stable surface,
well ventilated,
away of highly flammable items, e.g. curtains,
away of objects which might obstruct the printer’s ventilation slits,
near to an easily accessible power socket.
The printer must be positioned in a way that it cannot be adversely affected by the following:
splashing liquids,
organic gases, e.g. ammonia,
direct sunlight,
severe temperature fluctuations,
exhaust-air from heating, ventilation or air-conditioning systems.
Printing consumables and accessories should be kept:
sealed in their original packagings,
protected against direct sunlight or heat,
protected against fluorescent light,
in a cool, dry and dust-free place,
out of reach of children.
CAUTION
Toner poses a health hazard!
Toner is harmful if swallowed.
If you swallow toner, consult a doctor immediately.
If you get toner on your hands, wash them immediately with cold water and soap.
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The optimum ambient conditions for your printer are as follows:
Temperature range 50°F to 95°F / 10°C to 35°C (maximum variation of 18°F / 10°C per hour);
Relative humidity of 15% to 85% (maximum variation of 20% per hour).
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Make certain that there is enough space available around the printer (see figure). This will facilitate operation, reloading paper and toner, and maintenance of the printer.
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23-1/2 in. / 600 mm |
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33 in. / 840 mm |
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11-3/4 in. / 300 mm |
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24-3/4 in. / |
630 mm |
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6 in. / 150 mm |
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11-3/4 in. / 300 mm |
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33 in. / 840 mm |
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11-3/4 in. / 300 mm |
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29-1/2 in. / |
750 mm |
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4 in. / 100 mm |
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6 in. / 150 mm |
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Fitting the paper output tray and paper feed tray 1
Set the guides of the paper feed tray to match the size of paper you wish to use.
1 Attach the paper output tray to the printer as shown here.
2Slide the lower part of the paper feed tray into the printer.
3Fit the cover of paper feed tray 1.
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Connecting the power cable
Only use the power cable supplied with the printer!
The laser printer requires a power supply with minimal voltage and frequency fluctuation. If necessary, ask an electrician for advice.
Power supply: 120-127 V at 50-60 Hz / 220-240 V at 50-60 Hz
Voltage fluctuation: 120 V -10%, 127 V +6% / 220-240 V ± 10%
Frequency fluctuation: Within 3 Hz
1 Make sure that the printer’s power switch is in the "0" (OFF) position.
2Insert the plug on the end of the power cable (supplied) into the power socket of the printer.
3 Insert the other end of the power cable into a power socket.
CAUTION
Using the wrong power cable may lead to a short-circuit situation!
The use of a power cable of inadequate cross-section can lead to overheating of the cable.
Only use an extension cable which has a higher rating than the current consumption of the printer.
Only use cables with a ground connection.
Always observe the relevant local regulations regarding the connection of electrical equipment to the mains network.
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CAUTION
Improper handling may result in damge to the printer!
Never switch off the printer while a print job is in progress, the printer is receiving data from the computer (flashing “Stand-by“lamp on the control panel) or the printer is being reset.
Switch the power switch to "I" (“On“)
in order to activate the printer.
The printer is ready for use after approx. 23 seconds.
Switch the power switch to
"0" (“Off“) in order to deactivate the printer.
Saving energy makes sense!
After the printer has not received a print command for a certain amount of time, it automatically switches to the POWER SAVE mode. This time interval can be adjusted via the printer tools, see page 5-9.
If the printer receives a new print job while it is in POWER SAVE mode, or if the side cover is openend or if the [ON LINE] key is pressed, the printer automatically starts its warm-up phase.
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