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Wide Format Printer
Teriostar LP-2050 Series
Multifunction Model
Chapter
1
Before Use
LP-2050-MF
Printer Model
LP-2050
User's Manual
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for Basic Printer Operation
Chapter
2
Basic Operations
Chapter
3
Menu Functions
Chapter
4
Authentication
function
Chapter
5
TroubleshootingAppendix
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Copyright© 2015 OKI Data Infotech Corporation.
All rights reserved.
The contents of this manual may be changed without prior notice.
This product displays fonts created by TypeBank Co., Ltd. and ARPHIC TECHNOLOGY.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
The CE mark, that shows that the products sold in the EU are conformed to the requirements of EC directive,
is statutorily obliged to be axed to the products.
In each directive, the scope of directive to be applied to equipment is explicitly dened. Our company’s
product LP-2050 series conforms the EMC directive, low voltage directive and RoHS Directive.
Inquiry of CE mark:
OKI Europe Ltd.
Wide Format Division
Siemensstrasse 9 , D-63263 Neu-Isenburg
Germany
Tel: +49 (0)6102 297 400
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8 Nakase 1-chome, Mihama-ku, Chiba-shi, Chiba 261-8507, Japan
Phone : +81 43 211 1363
Fax : +81 43 211 8709
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Preface
Your Printer is a Teriostar LP-2050 Series wide format Printer (Referred
to as the Printer in this manual), and this manual describes the general
handling methods for the Printer, the Printer functions, and the operating
methods. They are written on the assumption that the Printer has already
been installed.
For details about the copy, scan, and submission functions in the
multifunction models, see the separate User's Manual for Multifunction
Printer Operation.
To handle the Printer safely and correctly, be sure to read the Safety
Precautions carefully before use. Keep this manual in a place where you
can easily read it when required.
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Safety Precautions
In this manual, the following symbols are used to alert the user to information that
will prevent damage to the Printer, and ensure its safe and correct use.
These symbols are explained below. Make sure that you thoroughly understand
the information. Always follow the instructions marked by these symbols.
Symbol Examples
Warning
Caution
If this information is ignored and the Printer is
handled incorrectly, it may result in serious injury or
death.
If this information is ignored and the Printer is
handled incorrectly, it may result in injury or machine
damage.
This symbol indicates that caution is required (includes dangers and
U
warnings).
The example on the left indicates a safety Warning or
Precaution.
This symbol indicates a prohibited action.
The example on the left means Do not disassemble.
This symbol indicates required actions or instructions.
The example on the left means Disconnect the power plug from
the outlet.
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Warning
Be very careful not to touch the fuser unit labeled HIGH TEMPERATURE inside
the Printer.
Burn injuries may result.
Do not disassemble or modify the Printer.
An accident or malfunction may result.
Do not heat a toner cartridge or a waste toner bottle containing waste toner, nor
place it into a ame.
It may burst or ignite, resulting in an accident or re.
Never use the Printer in a location exposed to abnormally high humidity
or moisture.
A re, electric shock, or malfunction may result.
Do not drop metal pieces such as staples, or spill water, or other liquids inside
the Printer or through gaps.
A re, electric shock, or malfunction may result.
Do not connect or disconnect the power cord or other parts with wet hands. An
electric shock may result.
In the following situations, turn o the power, and disconnect the power plug
from the outlet. If you continue using the Printer in an abnormal condition, an
accident or re may result.
When cleaning
When an abnormal odor, noise, or smoke is emitted
When foreign matter such as metal pieces or water get inside the Printer
or through gaps
When a problem that must be repaired by the service representative oc-
curs
Connect the power plug separately to a power socket with a rated voltage
of 120V and a rated current of 16A or more, or to a power socket with a rated
voltage of 230V and a rated current of 9A or more. To prevent a re or electric
shock, avoid the sharing of power with other equipment.
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Be sure to remove the dust on the power plug and the socket. Do not use a
dusty plug as a current leak due to humidity on its surface may heat the plug
and result in re.
Do not x, twist, bind, modify, stretch, or bend excessively the power cord. Do
not put heavy object on it. A damaged power cord may heat and result in re or
electrical shock.
If the power cord is cut or if the wires are exposed, ask a service representative
for replacement.
Using a damaged power cord may result in re or electrical shock.
Caution
Do not disassemble or modify the toner cartridge.
The toner on your skin will have a negative eect.
If ink stains your skin or clothing, wash with soap and water immediately.
To prevent a toner leakage, do not drop the toner cartridge nor expose it to
strong impacts.
If toner gets into your eyes, do not rub your eyes, and wash the toner out. Visit a
doctor immediately.
As the roll paper is heavy, handle it carefully to make sure that you do not drop
it.
Dropping the roll paper on your feet may result in injury.
When installing the roll paper, use the cutter to cut the end of the paper. At this
time, be careful not to injure yourself on the cutter.
Install the Printer close to a power outlet. Make sure the outlet is easy to reach in
case the power plug needs to be disconnected in an emergency.
When connecting and disconnecting the power cord, hold it by the plug or
connector.
To prevent a re, electric shock, or malfunction, avoid pulling the cord.
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If you use a power strip, change it for a new one at least once a year.
Do not use an extension cable or an adapter plug.
Once a month, turn the power switch o and inspect the followings. Contact
your service representative if you detect any problem.
The plastic insulator at the base of the plug's pins does not suer from
heat deformation.
The plug's pins are not bent or covered by rust.
There is no dust between the plug's pins.
The power cord is not frayed and the energized wires are not exposed.
The plug is rmly plugged into the socket.
There is no dust on the plug or the socket.
Before moving the Printer from its current installation location to another
location, contact your service representative.
In addition to the items above, observe the warnings and precautions in each
section of the manual.
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Warning Labels
Warning labels are axed to the Printer in the locations shown in the gure below.
Make sure you understand the information on the warning labels before handling
the Printer.
(1) HIGH TEMPERATURE
caution label
(1) HIGH TEMPERATURE
caution label
(2) Instruction label to remove jams
(1) HIGH TEMPERATURE
caution label
(3) Caution label to prevent hands
from being stuck
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(1) HIGH TEMPERATURE caution label, affixed inside, seen when the fuser unit
door is opened.
This label warns against touching heated parts.
The fuser unit becomes very hot. Be careful not to touch this area inside the
Printer, while the cover is opened, e.g., to remove a paper jam.
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(2) Instruction label to remove jams
This label indicates the removal direction for jammed paper when a jam occurs
in the fuser unit.
Remove the paper by following the instruction on the label.
(3) Caution label to prevent hands from being stuck
MF
This label raises your caution to prevent your hands from being stuck between
the Printer and the scanner.
On closing the scanner, do not place your hands near this label.
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Reading the Manual
Manual Structure
This manual is comprised of 4 chapters and an appendix.
Chapter 1 describes information such as the printer features and part names. These
should be known before starting operations. First, read Chapter 1 to understand
the basic information about the Printer.
Chapter 2 describes the items that are required for operating the Printer, such as
turning the power on, and o, and setting the paper. Read this chapter to learn
about the basic methods for handling the Printer.
Chapter 3 describes the Printer's functions and their setup procedure.
Chapter 4 describes the authentication function for the Printer.
Chapter 5 describes the action to solve a Printer problem. Take appropriate action
by following the instructions in this chapter.
The Appendix contains the Printer's basic specications, command lists, and menu
structure.
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Notations
TIP
Indicators
Warning
Describes information equivalent to a Warning in a safety precaution.
Caution
Describes information equivalent to a Caution in a safety precaution.
Note
Describes the information to be noted on handling the Printer.
The Tip indicator.
Indicates useful information, supplementary operation, or other information.
(& page) The Reference indicator.
The reference section or page is shown after this indicator.
MF
Multifunction Model.
Indicates functions or part names that only applied to the
D-SCAN format
Note that the following related to D-SCAN is applied only for the customers in
Japan.
- All descriptions in the documents for LP-2050/LP-2050-MF.
- All messages appearing on the operation panel.
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Supplied Items
The Printer components and options are shown in the tables below.
If any parts are missing or damaged, contact the store of purchase or your nearest
service representative.
Printer Components Quantity Notes
Printer 1
Toner cartridge 3 For installation check
Waste toner bottle 1 Installed in the Printer
Quick Reference Guide 1
CD-ROM 1
Paper ange 8
Process cartridge 1 With 2 ozone lters
Roll paper 1
Output tray 1
Original output guide
Toner door/document table
Original width guide
Power cord 2
MF
MF
MF
30 m each for A0, A1, and A3
For installation check
Not attached for the 120V system printers.
2
1
2
To the 200V system printers, two types of
the power cords are attached.
To the 120V system printers, no power
cord is attached as it is already mounted
and fixed to the printers.
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Consumables
MF
Product Name Part No. Quantity Notes
Toner Cartridge LP -761 2
Waste Toner Bottle LP-850 1
Process Cartridge LP-852 1
Charger Unit LP-860 1
Paper Flange LP-871 2
Options
Printer Components Part No. Quantity Notes
Carrier Sheet Set
MF
LP -819 1 For protecting original documents
Color Scan Upgrade
Stacker LP-862 1 For stacking printouts with A2 or more
Catch Basket LP-863 1 For stacking printouts with A1 or more
Bucket (W) LP-859 1 For storing printouts.
Original Stacking tray LP-858 1
TerioStation PDF Print LP- 874 1
LP-857 1 For color scan
For storing original documents output
from the scanner.
For high-speed PDF print operation using
TerioStation.
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LP-819 Carrier Sheet Set
MF
LP-857 Color Scan Upgrade
LP-874 TerioStation PDF Print
MF
LP-862 Stacker
LP-859 Bucket (W)
LP-863 Catch Basket
LP-858 Original Stacking tray
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Preface
Table of Contents
TSafety Precautions ........................................................................................4
TWarning Labels .............................................................................................. 8
TReading the Manual ....................................................................................10
Manual Structure ...................................................................................................................... 10
Notations ........................................................................................................................................11
D-SCAN format ...........................................................................................................................11
TSupplied Items ............................................................................................. 12
TConsumables ................................................................................................13
Chapter
1
Before Use
TFeatures .........................................................................................................22
TOperation Requirements ...........................................................................24
Environment Requirements ............................................................................................... 24
Ensure Good Ventilation.......................................................................................................25
Installation/Maintenance Space ...................................................................................... 26
Supported paper ...................................................................................................................... 27
TPart Names and Functions.........................................................................30
Front Side ......................................................................................................................................30
Left Side and Rear Side ......................................................................................................... 31
Inside ................................................................................................................................................ 32
Operation Panel ........................................................................................................................33
TMode Screen ................................................................................................37
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Chapter
2
Basic Operations
TTurning the Power On/O ........................................................................ 40
Powering On ............................................................................................................................... 41
Powering O ............................................................................................................................... 43
TReplacing the Roll Paper ........................................................................... 44
Replacement Precautions ................................................................................................... 45
Removing the Roll Paper .....................................................................................................46
Installing the Roll Paper ........................................................................................................ 47
TReplacing the Toner Cartridge..................................................................51
Handling Precautions .............................................................................................................52
Toner Replacement Procedure ........................................................................................53
TReplacing the Waste Toner Bottle ............................................................56
Replacement Precautions ................................................................................................... 57
Waste Toner Bottle Replacement Procedure...........................................................57
TReplacing the Charger Unit .......................................................................60
Charger Unit Replacement Procedure.........................................................................60
TReplacing the Process Cartridge ............................................................. 64
Replacement Precautions ...................................................................................................64
Process Cartridge Replacement Procedure ..............................................................65
TJob Operation ..............................................................................................71
Printing Pause and Cancellation ......................................................................................72
Handling Print Jobs ................................................................................................................. 72
TWeb Functions .............................................................................................73
Functions .......................................................................................................................................73
TCleaning the Exterior ..................................................................................75
TUsing Paper from a New Size Standard ..................................................76
TUsing Paper from a User Dened Series ................................................. 78
TRestricting the Available Rolls ..................................................................80
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Chapter
3
Menu Functions
TMenu Mode Screen .....................................................................................82
Conrming Printer Restart .................................................................................................. 83
TPaper Menu ................................................................................................. 84
Rolls 1 to 4 Paper Types ........................................................................................................84
Rolls 1 to 4 Size Standards ...................................................................................................84
TPrinter Engine Menu ...................................................................................86
Power Save Time ......................................................................................................................86
Top Cut Timer (Roll 1 to 4) ...................................................................................................86
Top Cut at Door Open ........................................................................................................... 87
Print Density ................................................................................................................................88
Humidity for Tracing Paper.................................................................................................88
Power Saving in Standby ..................................................................................................... 88
TSystem Menu ................................................................................................89
Communication Parameters ..............................................................................................89
Available Size Standards .......................................................................................................98
Paper Size Standards ..............................................................................................................99
User Dened Size ...................................................................................................................100
Printer Settings ......................................................................................................................... 101
TPorts Setting Menu .................................................................................. 104
Common Settings .................................................................................................................104
Port 1 to 20 .................................................................................................................................105
TSetup Items in PDL Setting Menu ......................................................... 108
Available Data Formats ...................................................................................................... 108
Automatic Data Format Identication ...................................................................... 108
Setting Parameter Table in PDL Setting Menu .................................................... 109
PDL Parameter Priority Mode.......................................................................................... 110
Paper Parameters.................................................................................................................... 111
Drawing Parameters .............................................................................................................116
Scale Parameters ..................................................................................................................... 119
Format Parameters (only with HP-GL and D-SCAN) .........................................126
Pen Parameters (only with HP-GL and D-SCAN) .................................................132
Raster Parameters ...................................................................................................................136
PDtF (PlotDataToFile) Parameters .................................................................................137
Stamp setting .......................................................................................................................... 14 0
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TSubmission Destination Setting Menu .................................................143
TFunction Menu ...........................................................................................147
Print System Settings ...........................................................................................................147
Print Print Settings .................................................................................................................147
Print Copy Settings
Print Submission Settings
MF
................................................................................................147
MF
..................................................................................147
Print All Settings ..................................................................................................................... 14 8
Print for Fax Transmission ................................................................................................. 148
Date and Time Setting ....................................................................................................... 148
Print Error Log .......................................................................................................................... 14 8
Print Engine Information ...................................................................................................148
Print Scanner Information
MF
.................................................................................149
Initialize Port Accounting Information .......................................................................149
Print Port Accounting Information...............................................................................149
Initialize Printer for Standard Use ..................................................................................149
Initialize Printer for Use in China .................................................................................... 149
Initialize Printer for Use in US 1 .......................................................................................149
Initialize Printer for Use in US 2 .......................................................................................150
Initialize Printer for Use in US 3 .......................................................................................150
PDL Setting Print (Port 1 to 20) ......................................................................................150
TAdjustment Menu .....................................................................................151
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Chapter
4
Authentication Function
TAuthentication Function Overview .......................................................154
TPrinter Administration .............................................................................156
User Administrators and Standard Users ..................................................................156
Registering a Supervisor ....................................................................................................159
Registering User Administrators ................................................................................... 160
Enabling Printer Administration ....................................................................................162
Administrator Login ............................................................................................................. 164
TUser Authentication ..................................................................................165
Operation Guide for User Authentication ...............................................................165
Printer Setting Procedure to Enable User Authentication Operation ... 168
Procedure for User Authentication Operation .................................................... 168
Registering a User ..................................................................................................................171
User Authentication Setting Procedure ....................................................................174
No Authentication Print Job Setting
(Authentication from Specied Computers) ...........................................176
No Authentication Print Job Setting (Authentication by Port) ..................177
User Authentication Procedure (Login) and Logout ........................................178
One-time Password Authentication ...........................................................................182
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Chapter
5
Troubleshooting
TInitial Checks ............................................................................................. 186
TWhen the Error Screen Appears .............................................................187
Paper Jam ....................................................................................................................................187
Door is Open .............................................................................................................................195
TError Log Reference ................................................................................. 196
Procedure to Check the Error Log ................................................................................196
Error Log List ..............................................................................................................................196
TEthernet Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 207
TImage Quality Defects ............................................................................. 209
TUnusual Sound ...........................................................................................210
TWhen you have set the wrong language .............................................. 211
Appendix
TBasic Specications ................................................................................... 214
Printer Specications ............................................................................................................ 214
TMenu Structure ..........................................................................................216
Printer Engine Menu ............................................................................................................. 217
System Menu ............................................................................................................................218
Ports Setting Menu .............................................................................................................. 223
PDL Setting Menu ................................................................................................................. 224
TCommand Lists ..........................................................................................231
List of HP-GL and HP-GL/2 Printer Engine Control Commands ................231
List of HP-GL and HP-GL/2 Printer Engine Printing Commands...............232
List of HP RTL Printing Commands ............................................................................. 235
List of D-SCAN Format Commands ............................................................................ 237
TIFF Tags .......................................................................................................................................243
CALS Format Record ........................................................................................................... 244
Commands Supported by lpd ...................................................................................... 246
xpt (socket I/F) ......................................................................................................................... 246
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Chapter
1
Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions
Chapter
1
Before Use
Chapter 1 describes the information required for using the Printer. Be sure to
understand the basic information described in this chapter before moving to the
next chapters.
Table of Contents
Features ....................................................................................................22
T
Operation Requirements ......................................................................24
T
Part Names and Functions ....................................................................30
T
Mode Screen ............................................................................................ 37
T
Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Chapter
4
Authentication
function
Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Appendix
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Printer ModelMultifunction Model
Chapter
1
Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions
Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Chapter
4
Authentication
function
Features
This manual explains the operation for LP-2050-MF/LP-2050 Wide Format Printer,
that is:
- A monochrome raster printer with electro photographic technology, to receive
and Print the graphic data created on a workstation or personal computer
(referred to as “computer” in this manual).
- A multi function device, that combines the monochrome raster Printer with a
contact image scanner.
Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Appendix
The Printer has the following features.
High-speed
printing at high
resolution
Multi port
interface
With a printing speed of 105 mm (4.13 inches)/sec, the
Printer outputs A0 size 5 pages in 1 minute. In addition,
highly accurate printing with 600 dpi resolution is
output.
The Printer is equipped with an Ethernet interface that
enables network connections.
With the Ethernet interface, 20 logical ports can be
used, enabling up to 20 computers to be connected at
the same time.
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2-stage 4-roll
TIP
feed mechanism,
compatible with
long pages
Features
T
The Printer is equipped with a 2-stage roll feed
mechanism in which 4 types of roll paper are supported:
- A0 (or 36 inches)
- A1 (or 24 inches)
- A2 (or 18 inches)
- A3 (or 12 inches)
By selecting the roll paper from A0 to A4 depending on
the original documents, the Printer eliminates paper
waste and reduces running costs.
Also, the Printer outputs the long pages up to 15m
(590.55 inches). For the maximum printing areas for the
Chapter
1
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Chapter
2
Chapter
3
A wide
variety of paper
supported
Printer, see the list below.
Paper type Roll Paper
Plain paper/
Recycled paper
Tracing paper A0 roll paper 841×2500mm (33.11×98.43 inches)
Matte lm A0 roll paper 841×1220mm (33.111×48.03 inches)
Used
A0 roll paper 841×2500mm (33.11×98.43 inches)
A1 roll paper 594×1830mm (23.39×72.05 inches)
A2 roll paper 420×1220mm (16.54×48.03 inches)
A3 roll paper 297×920mm (11.69×36.22 inches)
A1 roll paper 594×1830mm (23.39×72.05 inches)
A2 roll paper 420×1220mm (16.54×48.03 inches)
A3 roll paper 297×920mm (11.69×36.22 inches)
A1 roll paper 594×920mm (23.39×36.22 inches)
A2 roll paper 420×610mm (16.54×24.02 inches)
A3 roll paper 297 ×4 60mm (11. 69 ×18 .11 i nc he s)
Printing areas do not include the 3 mm (0.12
inches) on front end, 2 mm (0.08 inches) on rear
end, and 2 mm (0.08 inches) on both sides.
Max. Printing Range
Plain paper, recycled paper, tracing paper (60 g (2.65oz)/
2
and 75 g (2.11oz)/m2), and lm are available in roll paper
m
format. Select the paper type depending on your purpose.
Chapter
4
Authentication
function
Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Appendix
High resolution
scanner
unction
MF
An original is scanned and copied at 600 dpi resolution.
Optionally, a color original is also scanned.
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TIP
Chapter
1
Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions
Operation Requirements
This section describes the operation requirements for the Printer.
Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Chapter
4
Authentication
function
Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Appendix
Environment Requirements
Operate the Printer within the temperature and humidity range shown in the gure below.
To obtain good image quality, operate the Printer within a temperature
range of 20 to 30˚C (68 to 86˚F) and a humidity range of 45 to 60% RH.
Operation Temperature and Humidity Range
(×103Pa)
Water vapor pressure
5
4
28˚C (82.4˚F), 80%RH
3
Operation Temperature
and Humidity Range
80%RH
(50%RH)
35˚C (95˚F), 48%RH
24
2
1
15˚C (59˚F)
0
10 (50)
20 (68) 30 (86)
Temperature
Note
Even though the temperature and humidity is within the range shown above,
at low temperature the scan speed may decrease or data processing time
may increase. In such a case, to solve them you are recommended to increase
the room temperature to be within the range 20˚C to 30˚C (68 to 86˚F).
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20%RH
40 (104)
˚C (˚F)
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Do not install in the following locations.
A location exposed to direct sunlight or a bright location, such as
next to a window
A location exposed to vibration
A location exposed to a large amount of dust
A location prone to sharp changes in temperature or humidity
A location near a heater
A location that may be exposed to water
A location exposed to wind, such as from a ventilator outlet
A location exposed to a signicant amount of ammonia gas, such as
from a diazo copying machine
A location with poor ventilation
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Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Ensure Good Ventilation
If the Printer is used for a long time in a room with poor ventilation or to print a
large number of copies, gases such as ozone may emit an unpleasant odor, and
reduce the comfort of the oce environment. Also, chemical substances may be
emitted during printing operations. Ensure enough ventilation and air circulation
for safe use of the Printer.
Chapter
4
Authentication
function
Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Appendix
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Installation SpaceMaintenance Space
Chapter
1
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Operation Requirements
T
Installation/Maintenance Space
Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Chapter
4
Authentication
function
Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Appendix
Installation and maintenance space shown in the gure below is required for:
- Consumables replacement
- Printout handling
- Ventilation
- Repair operation including parts replacement
Installation/Maintenance Space
900
600
(23.62)
640
(Printer front)
1200
2100 (82.68)
(35.43)
1200 (47.24)
(25.20)
(47.24)
300
(11.81)
1000
(39.37)
(Printer front)
2740 (107.87)
1300
(51.18)
1200 (47.24)
640
(25.20)
1600
(62.99)
3200 (125.98)
1000
(39.37)
3540 (139.37)
Note
Before relocating the Printer, contact your service representative.
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Unit: mm (inches)
2000 mm (78.74 inches) in height
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Supported paper
Operation Requirements
T
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Use the OKI Data Infotech-specied roll paper listed below.
Note
If the installed paper is not OKI Data Infotech-specied, the image quality is
not guaranteed and the Printer malfunction may occur.
Store the paper carefully, following the instructions below.
Note
To protect the paper against dust, put it in a bag.
Store paper in a cool, dark, and dry place.
Roll Paper Specied by OKI Data Infotech
Part No. Paper Type Size
LP-733
LP-780 A1 width (594 mm (23.39 inches))
LP-788 A2 width (420 mm (16.54 inches))
LP-781 A3 width (297 mm (11.69 inches))
LP-735
LP-782 A1 width (594 mm (23.39 inches))
LP-740 A2 width (420 mm (16.54 inches))
Plain paper
(67g (2.36oz)/m
Tracing paper
(75g (2.65oz)/m
2
)
2
)
A0 width (841 mm (33.11 inches))
A0 width (841 mm (33.11 inches))
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LP-783 A3 width (297 mm (11.69 inches))
LP-796
LP-784 A1 width (594 mm (23.39 inches))
LP-741 A2 width (420 mm (16.54 inches))
LP-785 A3 width (297 mm (11.69 inches))
LP-744
LP-786 A1 width (594 mm (23.39 inches))
LP-743 A2 width (420 mm (16.54 inches))
LP-787 A3 width (297 mm (11.69 inches))
LP-610
LP-611 A1 width (594 mm (23.39 inches))
LP-612 A2 width (420 mm (16.54 inches))
LP-613 A3 width (297 mm (11.69 inches))
Tracing paper
(60g (2.12oz)/m
Matte lm (#300)
Recycled paper
(68g (2.40oz)/m
2
)
2
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In addition, roll paper with the following widths can be used with this Printer.
ARCH Series
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Roll Width Standard Longer Side Shorter Side
1219. 2 mm
(48 inches)
914.4 mm
(36 inches)
914.4 mm
(36 inches)
609.6 mm
(24 inches)
609.6 mm
(24 inches)
45 7.2 m m
(18 inches)
45 7.2 m m
(18 inches)
304.8 mm
(12 inches)
36 inches
(914.4 mm)
24 inches
(609.6 mm)
18 inches
(4 57.2 mm)
12 i nch es
(304.8 mm)
E standard size
D standard size
D standard size
C standard size
C standard size
B standard size
B standard size
A standard size
ANSI Series
Roll Width Standard Longer Side Shorter Side
1117. 6 m m
(44 inches)
863.6 mm
(34 inches)
863.6 mm
(34 inches)
558.8 mm
(22 inches)
558.8 mm
(22 inches)
431.8 mm
(17 inches)
431.8 mm
(17 inches)
279.4 mm
(11 inches)
34 inches
(863.6 mm)
22 inches
(558.8 mm)
17 in ches
(431. 8 mm)
11 inches
(279.4 mm)
E standard size
D standard size
D standard size
C standard size
C standard size
B standard size
B standard size
A standard size
914.4 mm
(36 inches)
609.6 mm
(24 inches)
609.6 mm
(24 inches)
45 7.2 m m
(18 inche s)
45 7.2 m m
(18 inche s)
304.8 mm
(12 in che s)
304.8 mm
(12 in che s)
228.6 mm
(9 inches)
863.6 mm
(34 inches)
558.8 mm
(22 inches)
558.8 mm
(22 inches)
431.8 mm
(17 inc hes)
431.8 mm
(17 inc hes)
279.4 mm
(11 in ch es)
279.4 mm
(11 in ch es)
215.9 mm
(8.5 inches)
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30×42 Series
Roll Width Standard Longer Side Shorter Side
30 inches
(762.0 mm)
15 i nch es
(762.0 mm)
30×42 size
Standard size
15×21 size
Standard size
1066. 8 mm
(42 inches)
533.4 mm
(21 inches)
762.0 mm
(30 inches)
381.0 mm
(15 in ches)
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MAP Series
Roll Width Standard Longer Side Shorter Side
1000.0 mm
(39.37 inches)
700.0 mm
(27.56 inches)
700.0 mm
(27.56 inches)
700.0 mm
(27.56 inches)
500.0 mm
(19.69 inches)
B1 standard size
B2 standard size
B2 standard size
DIN Series
Roll Width Standard Longer Side Shorter Side
1000.0 mm
(39.37 inches)
70 7. 0 mm
(27.83 inches)
70 7. 0 mm
(27.83 inches)
500.0 mm
(19.69 inches)
70 7. 0 mm
(27.83 inches)
500.0 mm
(19.69 inches)
B1 standard size
B2 standard size
B2 standard size
B3 standard size
700.0 mm
(27.56 inches)
500.0 mm
(19.69 inches)
500.0 mm
(19.69 inches)
70 7. 0 mm
(27.83 inches)
500.0 mm
(19.69 inches)
500.0 mm
(19.69 inches)
353.0 mm
(13.90 inches)
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User-dened Series
With user-defined series, standard-size printing is not available. All printing is
performed at actual length.
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Part Names and Functions
This section describes the Printer's par t names, operation information, and
functions.
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5
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Front Side
Printer Model
(5)
Roll number
Roll 1Roll 2
2
U001XXXXXXXX
Roll 4Roll 3
1
U001XXXXXXXX
(1)
Multifunction Model
(6)
(1)
(5)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(1) Operation panel
Contains the following
- Lamps and a screen to indicate the Printer status
- Buttons to set functions. (& page 33)
(2) Front door
Open to clear a paper jam inside the Printer.
(& page 190)
(3) Drawer for rolls 1 and 2
Sets the roll paper. (& page 44)
(4) Drawer for rolls 3 and 4
Sets the roll paper. (& page 44)
(5) Toner door/document table
Open to replace the toner cartridge.
(& page 53)
(6) Scanner cover
Open to clear an original jam.
(& page 193)
MF
MF
30
4
U001XXXXXXXX
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Printer ModelMultifunction Model
(1)
(7)
(8)
(3)
(6)
(2)
(5)
(4)
Left Side and Rear Side
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(1) Fuser Unit Drawer
Open to:
- Replace the process cartridge; or
- Clear a paper jam near the paper outlet
(& page 65, & page 188)
(2) Latch button
Press to open the fuser unit drawer.
(& page 65, & page 188)
(3) Paper outlet cover
Open to clear a paper jam in the cutter unit.
(& page 188)
(4) Filter cover
Remove to replace a lter. (& page 70)
(5) Waste toner door
Open when replacing a waste toner bottle.
(& page 57)
(6) Outlet slot
Outputs paper.
(7) Original output guide
Guides the scanned original to the proper
position.
(8) Output tray
Stores output paper sized A3 or smaller.
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Inside
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4
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(3)
(1)
(2)
(5)
(6)
(4)
(8)
(7)
(2)
(1) Paper ange
Installs the roll paper. (& page 44)
(2) Paper feed knob
Feeds the end of the roll paper into the paper
inlet. (& page 44)
(3) Cutter
Cuts the paper. (& page 49)
(4) Process cartridge drawer
Open to replace a process cartridge.
(& page 64)
(5) Heater switch
The switch for the heater. (& page 40)
(6) Main power switch
Turn on or o to supply the power to the Printer.
(& page 40)
(7) Ethernet interface connector
The interface connector for 1000BASE-T,
100BASE-TX, and 10BASE-T.
(8) Power cord
Insert into a power outlet.
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Operation Panel
Part Names and Functions
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The layout for the keys, lamps, and touchpanel screen on the operation panel is
shown in the following gures.
Multifunction Model
(& page 37)
2
1
3
5 7
4
6
Printer Model
3
4
2
Chapter
2
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3
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4
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5
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(& page 37)
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Part Names and Functions
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1
Changes the mode.
COPY button
Changes to copy mode, and the green lamp next to the button
lights up. For more details, see the separate User's Manual for
Multifunction Printer Operation.
SUBMIT button
Changes to submission mode, and the green lamp next to
the button lights up. For more details, see the separate User's
Manual for Multifunction Printer Operation.
SCAN button
Changes to scan mode, and the green lamp next to the button
lights up. For more details, see the separate User's Manual for
Multifunction Printer Operation.
PRINT button
Changes to print mode, and the green lamp next to the button
lights up. Printing can be performed.
MENU button
Changes to menu mode to specify the Printer's settings.
MF
MF
MF
2
Indicate the Printer modes' status.
Green: Mode lamps
Green (lights up): Indicates the mode displayed on the screen.
Green (ashes): Indicates the job processing in the mode
undisplayed on the screen.
Red: Error lamps
Red (lights up): Indicates that an error has occurred for the
corresponding mode.
34
REMOTE lamp
Green (lights up): Indicates data transmission with connected
computers or access from Web functions.
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Part Names and Functions
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3
Resets the settings, stops a printing in progress, and changes to
power save mode.
RESET button
In copy mode or submission mode, press this button to reset the
settings and return to the initial mode.
STOP button
Press this button to stop printing in progress.
POWER SAVE button
While the Printer is idling, press this button to change to power
save mode. The lamp next to the button lights up. After changing
to power save mode, the screen display turns o. To cancel the
power save mode, press POWER SAVE again.
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2
Chapter
3
The Printer is set to enter power save mode
automatically if no operations are performed
for a prescribed time. This time can be
changed. For more details, see Chapter 3.
4
Turns the Printer power On or O.
5
Enters the number of copies or the setting values.
Numerical keypad
Uses to enter the values.
C button
Clears the setting values.
6
Changes, enters, or cancels the setting values.
+/- button
Uses to enter the values.
Enter button
Conrms the setting values.
Cancel button
Cancels the input operation or the last scanned document when
copies are stored.
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5
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Starts scanning the original or stops scanning in progress.
STOP FEED button
Stops the scanning of the original.
START button
Starts the scanning of the original.
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Mode Screen
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Print Mode Screen
Displays the size, type and the
current level of paper.
Copy Mode Screen
Performs copy operations.
For more details, see the
separate User's Manual for
Multifunction Printer Operation.
MF
Submission Mode Screen
MF
Submits image data scanned
with the Printer to a shared folder
of a computer connected to the
network, a printer connected to
the network, or the submission
box in the HDD of the Printer.
For more details, see the
separate User's Manual for
Multifunction Printer Operation.
Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Chapter
4
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Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Appendix
Menu Mode Screen
Shows the Printer's status and
settings.
For the structure of the Setup
menu, see the following page.
SCAN Mode Screen
For scanning an original from
a computer connected to the
network.
For more details, see the
separate User's Manual for
Multifunction Printer Operation.
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5
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PDL Setting
Sets the printing
parameters and
similar items.
(& page 108)
Printer Engine
Sets the operation
conditions for the
Printer engine.
(& page 86)
System
Sets the Printer's
general system
settings.
(& page 89)
Port Setting
Sets the
co
mmunication port.
(& page 104)
Power Save Time
Top Cut Timer
Top Cut at Door Open
Print Density
Humidity for Tracing Paper
Power Saving in Standby
Communication Parameters
(& page 89)
Available Size Standards
(& page 98)
Paper Size Standards
(& page 99)
User Dened Size
(& page 100)
Printer Settings
(& pa ge 101)
Common Settings
Port 1
(& page 105)
Port 20
(& page 86)
(& page 86)
(& page 87)
(& page 88)
(& page 88)
(& page 88)
Network Settings
Scanner
A Series
ARCH Series
ANSI Series
30×42 Series
A Series
ARCH Series
ANSI Series
30×42 Series
User Dened 1
User Dened 2
User Dened 3
User Dened 4
Common Settings
Multifunction Settings
Connection Timeout
Protocol selection
HP-GL
D-SCAN
TIFF
CALS
Map Series
DIN Series
User Dened
Map Series
DIN Series
User Dened
Character entry settings
XPT Port
Printer Name
User Name
FTP password
Host character encoding
Port 1_HP-GL
Port 20_HP-GL
Port 1_D-SCAN
Port 20_D-SCAN
Port 1_TIFF
Port 20_TIFF
Port 1_CALS
Port 20_CALS
Paper Parameters
(& pag e 111)
Drawing Parameters
(& pag e 116 )
Scale Parameters
(& pag e 119 )
Format Parameters
(& pa ge 126)
Pen Parameters
(& pa ge 132)
Raster Parameters
(& pa ge 136)
PDtF Parameters
(& pa ge 137)
Stamp Parameters
(& page 140)
Paper Parameters
Drawing Parameters
Scale Parameters
Format Parameters
Pen Parameters
Raster Parameters
PDtF Parameters
Stamp Parameters
Paper Parameters
Drawing Parameters
Scale Parameters
Raster Parameters
PDtF Parameters
Stamp Parameters
Paper Parameters
Drawing Parameters
Scale Parameters
Raster Parameters
PDtF Parameters
Stamp Parameters
Paper Supply Mode
Page Size
Print Copies
Size of Automatically Supplied Paper
Oset Mode
X Oset
Same Drawing Size with Top and Bottom Blank
Scale Settings
Scale in A
Scale in ARCH
Printer Drive
Language
Terminator PG1;
Terminator NR;
Pen Settings
Binary Image Scale
PlotDataToFile
File save destination
File naming rules 1
Stamp position
Stamp direction
Distance from paper edges
Centering
Paper Type
Excess Size Tolerance
Y Oset
Writing Mode
Scale in ANSI
Scale for A Series Roll Width
Scale for ARCH Series Roll Width
Terminator SP0
Terminator ESC.);
Terminator AF;
Terminator AH;
Pen 0 to 15
Screening
File naming rules 2
File naming rules 3
File naming rules 4
Characters Height
Stamped items 1
Stamped items 2
(& pag e 111)
Parameter Mode
(& pag e 119 )
Drawing Identify by Paper Number
Pen 1 to 32
(& pa ge 136)
(& pa ge 137)
(& page 140)
(& pag e 111)
Reverse
(& pag e 119 )
(& pa ge 136)
(& pa ge 137)
(& page 140)
(& pag e 111)
(& pag e 116 )
(& pag e 119 )
(& pa ge 136)
(& pa ge 137)
(& page 140)
Output tray
Print from End
Mirror
Error Memo
Scale for ANSI Series Roll Width
Scale for User Dened Roll Width
Terminator FR;
Drawing Size Command
Uniformity eects
Format of date and time created
File format
Image submission destination number
Stamped items 3
Stamped date and time format
Stamped character string
(& pag e 116 )
(& pa ge 126)
(& pa ge 132)
(& pag e 116 )
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Chapter
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Basic Operations
Chapter 2 describes the basic operations for the Printer. These include turning the
power on and o, replacing the paper, and replacing the toner cartridge.
Table of Contents
Turning the Power On/O .....................................................................40
T
Replacing the Roll Paper ...................................................................... 44
T
Replacing the Toner Cartridge .............................................................51
T
Replacing the Waste Toner Bottle .......................................................56
T
Replacing the Charger Unit ..................................................................60
T
Replacing the Process Cartridge .........................................................64
T
Job Operation .........................................................................................71
T
Web Functions.........................................................................................73
T
Cleaning the Exterior ............................................................................. 75
T
Using Paper from a New Size Standard ..............................................76
T
Using Paper from a User Dened Series ............................................78
T
Restricting the Available Rolls .............................................................80
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5
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3
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4
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Turning the Power On/O
The Printer has two power switches. The main power switch is on the bottom left
when viewed from behind the Printer, and the POWER button is on the operation
panel.
Normally, keep the main power switch on, and turn the Printer's power on or o by
pressing POWER on the operation panel.
Note
Do not turn o the main power switch while data is being processed. The
system may crash.
Operation panel
Heater switch
POWER button
Chapter
5
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Main power switch
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Powering On
1
Main power switch
Turning the Power On/O
T
Turn on the main power switch on the
bottom left when viewed from behind
the Printer.
Press the main power switch to the side (upper
side).
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3
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3
Heater switch
The rst time the power is turned on after purchasing the Printer, guidance is
displayed for initial settings such as the panel language.
Set the heater switch to On if the
humidity is high or the paper is
wrinkled.
Press the heater switch to the side (upper side).
After ensuring that the main power
switch is on, press POWER on the
Printer's operation panel.
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5
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Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Turning the Power On/O
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The rst time the power is turned
on after purchasing the Printer,
the following settings must be
congured.
- Panel language
- Printer initialization
- Date and time settings
- IP address setting of the Printer
If these items have already been set, the following display appears.
During warming up, Warming up… and the warming up counter are
displayed.
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5
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Warming up takes approximately 3 minutes.
If waiting print jobs remain when turning the power o, the following message
is displayed next time the power is turned on.
Select Yes to delete the waiting print jobs.
Select No to keep the waiting print jobs. In this case, the waiting print jobs are
printed when the Printer starts.
After about 10 seconds, No is automatically selected and the message
disappears.
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Turning the Power On/O
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Powering O
Before turning o the power, make sure that the Printer is ready to receive data
(standby screen is displayed).
Hold down POWER on the Printer's
1
panel for about 1 second.
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When Shutting Down is displayed,
release the button.
If a job exists, it is saved automatically.
Printing for the saved job is available
the next time the power is turned on.
After the shutdown process is completed, the power turns o.
Main power switch
If the Printer will not be used for a long
time, turn o the main power switch.
Press the main power switch to the side (lower
side).
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5
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Note
Always turn o the power using the POWER button on the operation panel.
Directly turning o the main switch may damage the data stored inside the
Printer.
Do not turn o the power when the REMOTE lamp is ashing.
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Replacing the Roll Paper
This section describes the removal and installation procedures at the roll paper
replacement.
Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Chapter
4
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Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Appendix
When the roll paper is running out, the roll paper icon on the screen changes as follows.
Once the icon has changed, the Printer can issue approximately 50 m (1968.50
inches) of printout. So get ready to replace the paper roll with a new one.
When the roll paper is used up, an error lamp lights up, and the following is
displayed on the screen.
4444
When the prompt message to supply paper appears, you can cancel the
one page of the job waiting for the paper. Apply this function when the
required paper is not available any more.
When the prompt message to supply paper appears, press Alternative
Printing to print with:
- a paper size bigger than the requested paper; or
- a paper type dierent from the requested paper.
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However, Alternative Print is not eective when:
- On the print mode, Paper Supply Mode is set to Roll 1, Roll 2, Roll 3,
or Roll4; or
- On the copy mode, Roll Position setting is not Auto.
With rolls other than user dened series, the roll paper width is displayed
as follows. (Changing the unit of length does not change the display.)
A series A0 A1 A2 A3
ARCH series 36 in. 24 in. 18 in. 12 in.
ANSI series 34 in. 22 in. 17 in. 11 in.
30×42 series 30 in.
MAP series 707 mm (27.83 inches) 500 mm (19.69 inches)
DIN series 707 mm (27.83 inches) 500 mm (19.69 inches)
With the user dened series, the screen displays the values, specied at
the User Dened Size 1 to 4, in mm or in inches.
Example:
234.5 mm, when the unit of length is set to mm.
12.3 in., when the unit of length is set to inches.
Note
If the paper type and the paper series are specied on the supply paper
screen, press Paper to set the paper type and the paper series before
loading the new roll.
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5
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Caution
The roll paper is heavy. Be careful not to drop it and injure yourself.
The recommended roll paper size for installation on roll positions 2 and 4 is
A2 or less.
When installing a roll paper size of A1 or larger, get the help of another
person to carry the roll paper. Installing the paper by yourself may injure
your back.
Be careful not to hit the roll paper against the cutter unit or rest it on top of
the unit. The cutter unit may be damaged.
Be careful not to drop the roll paper onto the ange guide. The ange guide
may be damaged.
The ange guide will be damaged if you drop the roll paper when the paper
anges are installed.
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When opening the drawer for rolls
When opening the drawer for rolls
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2
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3
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When installing the roll paper, cut the end of the paper with the cutter. At
this time, be careful not to injure yourself on the cutter.
Be careful not to trap your hand when opening and closing the roll paper
drawers. When a roll paper drawer is open, do not open the other roll paper
drawer. The risk of trapping your hand will increase.
Note
Use the OKI Data Infotech-specied roll paper. If your paper is not OKI Data
Infotech-specied, the image quality is not guaranteed.
Store paper in a cool, dark, and dry place
Note that the drawer for rolls 3 and 4 is also opened when you open the
drawer for rolls 1 and 2.
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5
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Removing the Roll Paper
1
1 and 2,
the drawer for rolls 3 and 4
is also opened.
Pull out the drawer for rolls 1 and 2, or
the drawer for rolls 3 and 4.
Hold the center handle with your ngers, and pull
it out towards yourself slowly.
(In the example in the gure, the drawer for rolls
1 and 2 is opened.)
3 and 4,
the drawer for rolls 1 and 2
is not opened.
Note
You are recommended to open the roll
paper drawers with both hands if you
cannot open them easily.
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To prevent the paper ange ends from being misaligned, do not turn the aper
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Rewind and remove the roll paper.
Turn the paper anges in the direction shown in
the gure. Rewind the roll paper until the end of
the paper appears.
Lift up the paper anges, and remove the roll
paper.
Release the paper anges, and remove
the roll paper.
Loosen the paper ange knobs by turning them
in the OPEN direction. Remove the paper anges
on both sides.
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There is no dierence between the left and right paper anges. The
anges can be installed on either side.
Set the paper anges onto the roll
paper.
Insert the end of a paper ange onto the roll
paper tube. Fasten the ange by turning the
knob in the CLOSE direction.
Knob
Note
If a paper ange knob is too loose, the roll paper will move from side to side.
There will be a negative eect on printing. Fasten the knobs tightly.
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Move the ange guide.
Align the ange guide with the position
appropriate for the roll paper size.
Set the roll paper into the Printer.
Hold the roll paper so that the paper end appears
at the front bottom. Slowly insert the paper
ange while aligning it with the groove on the
ange guide.
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Note
Be careful not to drop the roll paper.
Flange guide Paper ange
Caution
The recommended roll paper size for installation on roll positions 2 and 4
is A2 or less. When installing a roll paper size of A1 or larger, get the help of
another person to carry the roll paper. Installing the paper by yourself may
injure your back.
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Insert the top of the roll paper under
the paper feed roller.
By manually rotating the paper ange, feed the
roll paper.
By rotating the paper feed knob, feed
the roll paper so that a the top of the
roll paper protrude from the printer by
approximately 60 cm.
60 cm
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Paper feed knob
Move the cutter to cut the paper.
Dispose of the cut paper.
Cutter
Note
After cutting the paper, move the cutter to the arrowed position in the right or
left.
Caution
Be careful not to injure yourself on the cutter.
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Slightly rewind the roll paper.
Slightly rewind the roll paper by turning the
paper feed knob by approximately 90°.
Close the roll paper drawer.
Slowly push in the drawer for rolls 1 and 2, or the
drawer for rolls 3 and 4. (It takes about 30 seconds
for the paper feeding to get ready.)
When the Printer contains the jobs to be
completed, the printing is started.
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Note
After closing a roll paper drawer, do not open it again until the Warming
up… (Warming-up counter) message disappears.
Paper detection is performed immediately after closing the roll paper
drawer. As such, opening a roll paper drawer at this time may cause a paper
jam.
When you set a roll paper of a dierent type or series, press Paper on
the supply paper error screen. Set the type and the series of the new
paper roll on the paper setting popup screen which appears.
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When the toner level is low, the icon below is displayed on the screen.
After the icon above appeared, about 100 m (3937.01 inches) of printing is possible.
However, prepare a new toner cartridge in advance to replace the toner.
When the toner runs out, the screen below is displayed. Replace the toner following
the procedure described below.
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When you open the toner door/document table
the Toner Replacement label. Refer to this when replacing the toner
cartridge.
Note
Do not print pages with a high print coverage rate just before the toner runs
out, such as pages with a lot of solid printing or reverse printing (white on
black). The Printer may be damaged when the toner runs out.
To avoid this, replace the toner as soon as possible when the toner level runs
low.
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Warning
Do not put a used toner cartridge into a ame. It may cause a re or
burns.
Put the used toner cartridge into the bag provided in the box of the
new toner cartridge. Dispose of it as nonburnable trash.
Caution
Do not drop the toner cartridge or expose it to strong impacts.
Toner may leak from the cartridge.
Do not force open the toner cartridge.
Do not touch the toner directly. If toner accidentally makes contact
with your skin or clothes, wash it o immediately with water.
Make sure that toner does not get into your eyes, and that you do
not breathe it in. If toner accidentally gets into your eyes, wash it
out with a large amount of water. Consult a doctor.
Store the toner cartridge in a place out of the reach of children. If
a child accidentally swallows some toner, wash the child's mouth
thoroughly with water. Then make the child drink a large amount of
water. Take the child to a doctor for an examination.
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Note
If you move the toner cartridge from a cold place to somewhere warm, leave
it in room temperature for at least 3 hours before using it.
After installing a new toner cartridge, try to use it all within 6 months. If a
long period of time elapses after installing a cartridge, the printing quality
will deteriorate.
Store toner cartridges in a cool and dark place.
Use genuine toner cartridges.
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Toner Replacement Procedure
Note
Before replacing the toner cartridge, make sure that the power is on and
Ready is displayed.
When the power is o, the toner amount is not detected. As such, even if the
toner cartridge is replaced correctly, the error is not canceled.
Wait until all printing jobs have nished before replacing the toner
cartridge. If replacement is performed during a printing operation, the
printing will stop, and the corresponding data may be lost.
Do not replace the toner cartridge twice consecutively.
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With your both hands, open the toner
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Remove the empty toner cartridge.
Hook your ngers on the concave part of the
toner cartridge, pull the cartridge to the right
of the Printer as far as it goes, then lift up and
remove the cartridge.
Warning
Never rell an empty toner cartridge with toner. A malfunction may
result.
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Remove the new toner cartridge from
its box.
Shake the new toner cartridge to mix
the toner inside.
Shake up and down, and left to right, 10 times in
each direction.
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Set the toner cartridge into the Printer.
Insert the toner cartridge by aligning the tabs on
the cartridge with the guide rails on the Printer.
Push in the toner cartridge.
Push in the cartridge to the left of the Printer as
far as it goes.
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Pull o the green tape.
Pull o the green tape to the right side while
holding the toner cartridge with your other hand.
Be careful not to drop any toner adhered to the
removed tape, and dispose of the tape according
to the local regulations.
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Note
Be careful not to smear your hands, your clothes, or the Printer with toner
adhered to the tape.
With your both hands, Close the toner
door (or document table
The toner mixing takes about 1 minute.
Dispose of the used toner cartridge according to the local regulations.
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When the waste toner bottle is nearly full with waste toner, the icon below is
displayed on the screen.
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After the icon above appeared, about 200 m (7874.02 inches) of printing is possible.
However, prepare a new waste toner bottle in advance to replace the bottle.
When the waste toner bottle is full, the screen below is displayed. Replace the
waste toner bottle following the procedure described below.
An instruction label to replace waste toner bottle is axed to the side
of the waste toner bottle. Refer to this when replacing the waste toner
bottle.
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Warning
Do not place a waste toner bottle into a ame. An accident or re
may result.
Caution
Do not drop or hit a waste toner bottle that contains waste toner.
The waste toner may spill.
Do not touch the waste toner directly. If toner accidentally makes
contact with your skin or clothes, wash it o immediately with
water.
Be careful not to breathe in the waste toner, and do not let it get
into your eyes. If waste toner accidentally gets into your eyes, wash
it out with a large amount of water. Consult a doctor.
Note
Dispose of the waste toner bottle according to the local regulations.
Wait until all printing jobs have nished before replacing the waste toner
bottle.
If a waste toner bottle is replaced during a printing operation, the printing
will stop and the corresponding data may be lost.
Do not reuse the toner inside the waste toner bottle.
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Remove the new waste toner bottle
1
from its box.
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Open the waste toner door.
The waste toner door is on the left side of the
Printer.
Lightly tap the duct to remove any
waste toner accumulating inside.
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Remove the waste toner bottle from
the Printer.
(1) Lift up the waste toner bottle.
(2) Pull out the bottle towards you from the
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Remove the cap from the new waste
toner bottle and screw it on the waste
toner bottle that contains the waste
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Note
Screw the cap securely. If not, when the
toner bottle is fallen down accidentally,
the cap may come away and the toner
may spill.
Install a new waste toner bottle.
(1) Insert the opening of the waste toner
bottle into the Printer's waste toner outlet.
Insert the bottle while lifting it up slightly.
(2) Lower the bottle to the oor of the Printer,
and stabilize it.
Close the waste toner door.
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The following explains the procedure for replacing the charger unit.
Charger Unit Replacement Procedure
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By pressing the POWER button on the
operation panel, turn the Printer o.
Put the document table in the vertical
position.
Open the fuser unit drawer.
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By rotating the right and left outer-
side knobs counterclockwise,
release the process cartridge
drawer's lock.
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Note that the knobs are classied into two: inner-side ones and
outerside ones. At the step 3, rotate the outer-side knobs.
Inner-side knob
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Pull out the process cartridge to your
side by holding its green-indicated
parts.
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Pull the green handles to remove
the charger unit.
Dispose of the used charger unit according to the local regulations.
Remove a new charger unit from its
box.
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Install the new charger unit by
aligning its | mark with the process
cartridge’s | mark.
The charger unit does not have right and left
sides.
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The charger unit can be installed in either direction.
If lines or other defects appear on the printout, inverting the charger
unit right and left sides may solve the problem.
Close the process cartridge drawer.
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By rotating the outer-side knobs, fix
the process cartridge.
Close the fuser unit drawer.
By pressing the POWER button on
the operation panel, turn on the
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Replacing the Process Cartridge
The following explains the procedure for replacing the process cartridge.
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Replacement Precautions
Warning
Do not place a process cartridge into a ame. An accident or re
may result.
Note
Keep the process cartridge stored in its cardboard box. Unpack the package
only just before using it.
When handling the process cartridge, hold the handles at each end rmly
with both hands.
Handle the process cartridge carefully to prevent the photoconductor drum
surface from being scratched or damaged.
Do not touch areas other than the handles of the process cartridge.
Be sure to mount the process cartridge cover to protect the photoconductor
drum and prevent its light deterioration.
Remove the cover only when you are
installing the process cartridge into the
Printer.
Black developing toner may be adhered
to the photoconductor drum of a new
process cartridge. However, this is for
maintaining the cartridge in a good
condition, so use the cartridge as is. The toner is cleaned automatically
after the cartridge is inserted into the Printer. So it does not aect the print
quality.
To prevent the waste toner from being spilled, be careful not to expose the
process cartridge to strong shaking, tilting, or impacts.
Handles
Photoconductor
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By pressing the POWER button on the
1
operation panel, turn the Printer o.
Open the fuser unit drawer.
2
By rotating the right and left outer-side
3
knobs counterclockwise, release the
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process cartridge drawer's lock.
Note that the knobs are classied into two: inner-side ones and
outerside ones. At the step 4, rotate the outer-side knobs.
Inner-side knob
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Pull out the process cartridge toward
you by holding its green-indicated
parts.
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Remove the process cartridge.
Hold the handles on the process cartridge when
pulling it out.
To the used process cartridge, attach the protective case removed from
a new process cartridge at the step 8. Then dispose of it according to
the local regulations.
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Remove a new process cartridge from
its box.
Remove a new process cartridge from its box
with the protective case still attached.
Check that two types of replacement lters are
included in the process cartridge box.
Large lter Small lter
Install the new process cartridge.
With the protective case still attached, install the
process cartridge in the Printer so that both of
green arrow labels on the protective case and
Printer are aligned.
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Remove the protective case of the
process cartridge.
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Remove the drum protective sheet.
Rotate the knob at the center to remove it,
and then dispose of it.
Close the process cartridge drawer.
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By rotating the outer-side knobs, x the
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Replace the small lter installed at the
left part of the fuser unit drawer.
(1) Turn the knob and remove the cover.
(2) Replace the lter inside.
(3) Reinstall the cover.
(4) Replace the small lter on the other side
following the same procedure.
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Close the fuser unit drawer.
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Replace the large lter.
Pull out the large lter toward you, and remove
it. Then install the large lter contained in the
process cartridge box.
(1) On the left side of the Printer, pull out the
lter cover towards you, and remove it.
(2) Replace the large lter inside.
(3) Reinstall the lter cover.
Install the lter cover in any
direction.
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(3)
Dispose of the two removed lters according to the local regulations.
By pressing the POWER button on the
operation panel, turn the Printer on.
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Job Operation
Job N
Job N
Job N-1
Job N-n
Job M
Job M-1
Job M-n
Job L
Job L-1
Job L-n
Job (Data) Received
Enable canceling
Deleted in Sequence
Printing
Enable canceling
Enable to be moved to
the front of waiting
Enable reprinting
(moved to the front of waiting)
Waiting JobsCompleted Jobs
Jobs Under Processing
The Printer identies each received data and scanned data as a job, which means
they are the equivalent of the les used for data transmission. On the Printer's job
operation, a job is equal to a le.
However, a drawing is not always equal to a job, as sometimes one job is comprised
of two drawings or more.
Through the operation panel or the Web functions (& page 73), the job
operation enables you to check a print job status, change a print job order, and
reprint a completed job.
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During continuous printing of multiple jobs, press MENU to temporary pause the
job printing. However, the printing may continue for up to 5 jobs after the menu
screen is displayed. Press either of PRINT, COPY, SUBMIT, or SCAN to exit the
menu mode and continue printing.
During printing, press STOP to cancel the page currently being printed.
Handling Print Jobs
Press Job on the print mode top screen to display the print job screen.
The following operations can be performed from the print job screen.
- Changing printing order and cancelling waiting jobs
- Cancelling processing jobs
- Deleting completed jobs
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Web Functions
With a Web browser, the following Printer functions are remotely operated from a
host computer.
To operate these functions, the IP address of the Printer must be set in advance.
Also, Cookies and JavaScript must be enabled in the Web browser. For the setting
method, see Help in the host computer's browser (or operating system).
Functions
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(1) Printer status display function
Enables the Printer status to be checked on the host computer's screen.
With this function, the Printer's job progress and error status are checked remotely.
(2) Setup browsing and changing function
Enables settings on the Printer, such as the print parameters, to be browsed or
edited on the host computer's screen.
(3) Job control function
Enables detailed job information to be checked on the host computer's screen. Also
enables the nished print job to be reprinted.
(4) Remote maintenance function
Enables the job history and past error history to be checked if a problem occurs.
Also enables the system rmware to be updated.
(5) User registration function
Enables user registration when user authentication is used.
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(6) Submission destination preset function
Enables presetting of submission destinations for image submission and printer
submission. When presetting using Web functions, submission destination names
can be registered in multiple languages. Preset submission destinations can be
used as PDtF submission destinations as well.
(7) Image browsing, acquisition, and deletion in the submission box
Enables the browsing, acquisition, and deletion of image data stored in the
submission box of the Printer.
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(7) Image browsing, acquisition, and deletion in the PDtF box
Enables the browsing, acquisition and deletion of image data stored in the PDtF
box of the Printer.Starting the Web Functions
Perform the following Printer preparations.
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(1) Start up the Printer by turning on the power.
(2) Check the IP address setting. (If the IP address has not been set, set it by
following the guidance displayed during startup.)
(3) Also perform any Ethernet parameter settings as required.
Open the Web browser.
2
(1) Install a Web browser on the host computer.
Microsoft Internet Explorer Ver. 6.0 or higher
(2) Open the Web browser.
(3) Enter "http://(IP address set on the Printer)/" in the address eld, and press
ENTER.
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Cleaning the Exterior
If the Printer exterior becomes dir ty, soak a soft cloth in water or a neutral
detergent diluted with water. Wring the cloth thoroughly, and then wipe the
Printer.
Warning
Never use volatile solvents such as thinner, benzene, or alcohol.
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Using Paper from a New Size Standard
This Printer supports the paper of the following size standards.
A series
ARCH series
ANSI series
30×42 series
MAP series
DIN series
User Dened series
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The Printer's factory default setting is A series.
Check the size standard currently specified on your Printer in Available Size
Standards (& page 98). (The size standard set to On is activated.)
This section describes the procedure to add a new size standard. The following is
described taking ANSI series as an example, and the same procedure is applied
to the other size standards. For user dened series, see Using Paper from a User
Dened Series (& page 78).
(1) Set the available size standards
In Available Size Standards (& page 98), set ANSI series to On.
Note
It is not possible to set all the size standards to O.
When the Available Size Standards setting is changed, the Printer restarts.
(2) Set the paper size standards
The rolls available in the ANSI series are 34 inches, 22 inches, 17 inches, and 11
inches. Set the roll you will actually use to On in Paper Size Standards (& page
99). You are recommended to set all unrequired roll widths to O.
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It is not possible to set all the paper size standards in the same size standard
to O
When the Paper Size Standards setting is changed, the Printer restarts.
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(3) Set the roll
Set the ANSI series roll into the roll paper drawer. For the roll paper installation
method, see page 44.
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(4) Set the paper menu
Set Size Standard to ANSI series for the roll paper drawer in which you set the
ANSI series roll (& page 84).
(5) Set up the PDL
In the PDL setup for the data transmission port, set Size of Automatically
Supplied Paper to ANSI series (& page 111).
(6) Unexpected operation
If the set series does not operate as expected, check the settings again from (1) to (5).
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The Printer supports the following user dened series rolls.
Standard-size printing cannot be performed with user dened series. All printing is
actual length printing.
279.4 mm (11 inches)to
914.4 mm (36 inches)
Default values:
User Dened 0 = 914 mm (35.98 inches)
User Dened 1 = 620 mm (24.41 inches)
User Dened 2 = 450 mm (17.72 inches)
User Dened 3 = 310 mm (12.20 inches)
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This section describes the procedure for operating with a user dened series.
(1) Set the available size standards
In Available Size Standards (& page 98), set User Dened to On.
Note
When this setting is changed, the Printer restarts.
(2) Set the user dened size
In the user dened series, four paper widths from user dened 1 to 4 are available.
In User Dened Size, set the width for each (& page 100).
Note
When this setting is changed, the Printer restarts.
(3) Set the paper size standards
Set the roll you intend to use to On in Paper Size Standards (& page 99). You
are recommended to set all unrequired rolls to O.
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(4) Set the roll
Set the user dened series roll into the roll paper drawer. For the roll paper setting
method, see page 44.
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(5) Set the paper menu
Set Size Standard to User Dened for the roll paper drawer in which you set the
roll (& page 84).
(6) Set up the PDL
In the PDL setup for the data transmission port, set Size of Automatically
Supplied Paper to User Dened (& page 111).
Also, when performing user dened operations with the printer driver, set Printer
Drive to User Dened (& page 126).
(7) Unexpected operation
If the user dened series does not operate as expected, Again check the settings (1)
to (6).
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Restricting the Available Rolls
To simplify the Printer operation, you are recommended to restrict the roll paper
sizes required for operation. The following explains the procedure when you intend
to operate only with the A0 and A1 rolls.
(1) Set the paper size standards
Set the roll that you intend to use to On in Paper Size Standards (& page 99).
Set the rolls that you will not use to O.
For example, if you want to operate only with the A0 and A1 rolls:
A0 Roll = On
A1 Roll = On
A2 Roll = O
A3 Roll = O
Set as above.
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(2) No paper or paper runs out
If paper runs out while the Printer is printing, a message prompting paper setting
may be displayed on the operation panel. However, prompts are not displayed for
rolls set to O in Paper Size Standards.
(3) Optimal mode
When Paper Supply Mode is set to Optimal (& page 111) , the Printer
automatically selects the roll to produce the least wasted paper among the rolls set
to On in Paper Size Standards. are available. When the roll that will produce the
least wasted paper is not set in the Printer, a message prompting paper setting is
displayed on the operation panel.
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This chapter explains the menu functions of the Printer.
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Paper Menu ..............................................................................................84
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Printer Engine Menu ..............................................................................86
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System Menu ...........................................................................................89
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Ports Setting Menu ............................................................................. 104
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Setup Items in PDL Setting Menu..................................................... 108
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Submission Destination Setting Menu ............................................143
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Function Menu ......................................................................................147
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Adjustment Menu ................................................................................. 151
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Menu Mode Screen
Press MENU to display the menu screen.
(1) (2) (3) (15)
(4) (5) (6)
(7) (8) (9)
(10) (11) (12)
(13) (14)
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(1) Printer Information Menu
The Printer serial number, rmware
version, and other information are
displayed.
(3) Printer Engine Menu
(& page 86)
(5) Ports Settings Menu
(& page 104)
(7) Function Menu
(& page 147)
(9) Adjustment Menu
(& pa ge 151)
(11) Administrator Settings Menu
(12) Administrator Login Menu
(2) Paper Menu
(& page 84)
(4) System Menu
(& page 89)
(6) PDL Settings Menu
(& page 108)
(8) Options Settings Menu
Optional products' license key is
entered.
(10) Upgrading Menu
Upgrades the Printer's rmware. For
details, contact your dealer or nearest
service representative.
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User Authenication Settings Menu
See Chapter 4 Authentication Function.
(& page 154)
(15)
Submission Destination Settings Menu
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The following procedures are displayed
on the screen.
•ReplacetheTonerCartridge
•ReplacetheWasteTonerBottle
•LoadRollPaper
•ClearPaperJams
•ClearOriginalJams
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Conrming Printer Restart
When setting changes require the printer to restart, the following printer restart
conrmation screen appears after the Standby button is pressed and the menu
top screen is exited.
To continue conguration, press No.
When conguration is complete, press Yes to restart printer.
Setting changes are not applied until the printer is restarted.
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Paper Menu
In the Paper menu, set the roll paper type and size standard.
Note
The screen displays the paper size standards to be selected only when they
are activated in Available Size Standards in the system parameters.
Rolls 1 to 4 Paper Types
Sets the type of paper to use.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
n
Tracing Tracing paper
Paper Plain paper
Film Matte lm
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Rolls 1 to 4 Size Standards
Roll paper with the following widths can be installed in the Printer.
On installing the roll paper in the roll feed unit, the paper size standard selected at
this setting must be specied for each roll paper drawer.
Auto
When two rolls of dierent size standards are installed in a roll feed unit and Auto is
selected, the Printer identies their roll widths automatically. If the Printer does not
identify the widths correctly, change the setting to the size standard you intend to
use.
When you intend to install the rolls of a specific size standard, you are
recommended to specify the size standard rather than Auto.
A series
A0 (841 mm (33.11 inches)), A1 (594.5 mm (33.11 inches)),
A2 (420.5 mm (16.56 inches)), A3 (297.3 mm (11.70 inches))
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ARCH series
36 in. (914 mm), 24 in. (609.6 mm), 18 in. (457.2 mm),
12 in. (304.8 mm)
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34 in. (863.6 mm), 22 in. (558.8 mm), 17 in. (431.8 mm),
11 in. (279.4 mm)
30x42 series
30 in. (762.0 mm), 15 in. (381.0 mm)
MAP series
700 mm (27.56 inches), 500 mm (19.69 inches)
DIN series
707 mm (27.83 inches), 500 mm (19.69 inches)
User Dened series
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
Auto ANSI series DIN series
A series 30x42 series User Dened series
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ARCH series MAP series
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Note
As options, the Printer displays only the paper size standard set to On in
Available Size Standards in the System menu.
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The Printer Engine menu species the operation conditions for the Printer engine.
Power Save Time
The parameter species the maximum idle time before entering the power save
mode.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
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15 minutes Enters power save mode if the Printer is not operated for
15 minutes.
30 minutes Enters power save mode if the Printer is not operated for
30 minutes.
60 minutes Enters power save mode if the Printer is not operated for
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60 minutes.
90 minutes Enters power save mode if the Printer is not operated for
90 minutes.
235 minutes Enters power save mode if the Printer is not operated for
235 minutes.
zAfter printing is completed, the Printer enters power save mode automatically when
the data waiting status reaches the set time.
zThe power save mode is canceled automatically when the Printer receives the data.
zThe power save mode is canceled automatically when the Printer is accessed with a
browser or SNMP manager.
zTo cancel the power save mode, press POWER SAVE while the Printer is in the power
save mode.
Top Cut Timer (Roll 1 to 4)
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Sets the data waiting time after which the end of the roll paper is cut automatically.
This is performed when data is received for printing after the data waiting status
has continued for a while.
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<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
TIP
O Does not cut.
n
30 minutes Cuts the paper if the printer is not operated for 30
minutes.
1 hour Cuts the paper if the printer is not operated for 1 hour.
2 hours Cuts the paper if the printer is not operated for 2 hours.
4 hours Cuts the paper if the printer is not operated for 4 hours.
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1 minute Cuts the paper if the printer is not operated for 1 minute.
5 minutes Cuts the paper if the printer is not operated for 5 minutes.
10 minutes Cuts the paper if the printer is not operated for 10
minutes.
Top Cut at Door Open
With Top Cut at Door Open, the Printer can cut the top of the roll paper automatically
when printing the rst data job after the drawer for rolls 1 and 2 or the drawer for
rolls 3 and 4 is opened or closed. The cut width is 400 mm (15.75 inches).
With this function, the top of the roll paper is cut with the printer's
cutter. Set for a clean cut on the top of the paper of the output page.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
O Does not cut the paper.
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Print Density
Adjusts the print density.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
Low
Slightly Low
Normal
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Slightly High
High
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Humidity for Tracing Paper
The parameter species the print mode for tracing paper.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
Normal Species the print mode for the tracing paper printed
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High Humidity Species the print mode for the tracing paper printed
under the high-humidity environmental condition.
Power Saving in Standby
Congure the power-saving mode when the Printer is in standby.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
O Power saving is low, but warm-up time is short.
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Medium Power saving is fairly high, but warm-up time is fairly
long.
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System Menu
After settings are changed in this menu, the Printer restarts
exiting Menu Mode.
If there are waiting jobs, only browsing is available.
Communication Parameters
The Printer is equipped with an Ethernet interface that enables the following
functions.
(1) Receiving, analyzing, and printing PDL data
(2) Sending scanned data to external computers
(3) Controlling the Printer scan function from an external computer
In Communication Parameters, select the various communication settings for
functions (1) to (3) above.
The Printer can use the following connection protocols.
IPv4
IPv6
Both protocols can be used at the same time.
IPv4 is always enabled.
IPv6 can be enabled or disabled. It is disabled by default.
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Common Settings
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IP Address
y
Sets the IP address (Internet address) of the Printer.
This parameter is the same as the parameter that is set in the installation operation.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value:
0.0.0.0 (not set)
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Subnet Mask
y
Sets the subnet mask of the printer's network.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
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000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value:
0.0.0.0 (not set)
DNS Server 1 (IPv4/IPv6)
y
DNS Server 2 (IPv4/IPv6)
y
Sets the DNS server addresses (IPv4/IPv6). The DNS Server 1 is prioritized over the
DNS Server 2.
zThis setting is not required when, at the submission function, the destination is
specied with an IP address.
<Parameter by entering characters in IPv4/IPv6 format>
0 to 63 characters
NetBIOS
y
Sets the name of the Printer's NetBIOS (Host computer name).
<Parameter by entering characters>
0 to 15 characters
Work Group
y
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Sets the name of the Printer's Work group.
<Parameter by entering characters>
0 to 15 characters
Connection Speed
y
Sets the communication speed.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
Auto Automatically recognizes 1000BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, or
n
10BASE-T.
1000 Sets to 1000BASE-T.
100 Sets to 100BASE-TX.
10 Sets to 10BASE-T.
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Connection Type
y
Sets the communication method.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
Auto
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Full
Half
HTTP Port Address
y
Sets the HTTP port for the Web function.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
0 to 65535 Default value: 80
SNMP
y
Sets the SNMP operation. When the setting is On, SNMP is enabled. Note that the
SNMP community name can be set via the Web.
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<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
O
On
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SNMP Community
y
The SNMP community name can be set.
The default name is public.
Up to 63 characters can be used for this setting.
SNMP Version
y
Sets the version of the SNMP to use.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
Version 1
Version 2
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IPv6 Connection
y
Sets whether to use IPv6 connection.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
O IPv6 is not used. Set this parameter to O when using
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only IPv4 connection.
On IPv6 is used.
IPv6 Address Manual Setting
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Sets whether to set manually the IPv6 address on the Printer.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
O The IPv6 address is not set manually on the Printer. The
n
address is generally not set manually in environments
with automatic IPv6 address conguration.
On The IPv6 address is set manually on the Printer.
IPv6 Address
y
Sets the IPv6 address when IPv6 Address Manual Setting is On.
<Parameter by entering characters in IPv4/IPv6 format>
0 to 63 characters
Prex Length
y
Sets the prex length when IPv6 Address Manual Setting is On.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
0 to 128 Default value: 64
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DHCPv6
y
Set the options when the Printer is installed in an environment with automatic IPv6
address distribution from the DHCP server.
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RA The IPv6 address is obtained automatically using RA
n
(router advertisement). This is the parameter generally
used.
On The IPv6 address is forcibly obtained from the DHCP
server.
O The IPv6 address is not automatically obtained from the
DHCP server.
Routing Table
z
Sets the routing table for the Printer. This is used when connecting the Printer with
a host on a dierent network.
Gateway Address 01 to 10
y
Sets the IP address of the router.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value:
0.0.0.0 (not set)
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Network Address 01 to 10
y
Sets the network address.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value:
000.000.000.000 (not set)
zThe gateway address set to 000.000.000.000 species the default routing
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Subnet Mask 01 to 10
y
Sets the subnet mask of the routing destination network.
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000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value:
000.000.000.000 (not set)
zThis parameter is not applicable when default routing is set.
zThis parameter is applicable when the destination network is set in the network
addresses of the routing table.
IPv6 Network Address 01 to 02
y
Sets the IPv6 network address.
<Parameter by entering characters in IPv4/IPv6 format>
0 to 63 characters
Prex Length 01 to 02
y
Sets the prex length of the routing destination IPv6 network.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
0 to 128 Default value: 64
IPv6 Gateway Address 01 to 02
y
Sets the IP address of the IPv6 router.
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0 to 63 characters
SNMP TRAP
z
Settings regarding SNMP TRAP are performed with this parameter.
The TRAP function is enabled when using the print function.
TRAP 1 to 5
y
Agent Computer
y
Sets the IP address of the agent computer to return a trap.
This setting is not required when, at the submission function, the destination is
specied with an IP address.
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<Parameter by entering numbers>
000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value:
000.000.000.000
The default value indicates that no IP
address is registered, which is the same
as the trap O.
Error
y
Species a trap to be sent at an error related to the engine. However, the error does
not include the technical call errors.
The destination to send the trap at an error is the trap agent computer set in the
previous item, TRAP ** Agent Computer.
However, note that this setting is disabled even if set to On when the TRAP Agent
Computer is not specied.
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On
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O
Job
y
Species a trap when a printing job is completed. When this parameter is not set to
O, the trap condition is specied with TRAP**:IP address or TRAP**:IP operation.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
O
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On by IP Address
On by Port
IP Address
y
Enabled when On by IP Address is selected in operation TRAP ** job. The setting
can be changed. If the IP address specied here matches the IP address of the job
transmission destination host, a trap is sent to the TRAP Agent Computer. Note that
when this setting is 000.000.000.000, a trap is sent for all the received jobs.
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<Parameter by entering numbers>
000.000.000.000 to 255.255.255.255 Default value:
000.000.000.000
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Port
y
Enabled when On by Port is selected in operation TRAP ** job. The setting can also
be enabled. After printing is completed, a trap is sent to the TRAP Agent Computer
for all jobs sent to the Printer port that is specied here.
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
All
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Port ** **: Port 01 to Port 20
ActiveDirectory Settings option available only in Japan
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DC Addresses 1 to 3
y
DC Access Login Name
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DC Access Password
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Note
Do not change these settings.
The printer may not operate correctly if these settings are changed.
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TWAIN Port Address
z
Sets the command port (TCP) for TWAIN driver connection.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
TWAIN Data Port Address
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Sets the data port (TCP) for when the TWAIN driver is used for connection.
<Parameter by entering numbers>
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0 to 65535 Default value: 30000
0 to 65535 Default value: 32000
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TWAIN Connection Timeout
z
Sets the timeout period if the response from the driver stops during TWAIN driver
connection. When the set time elapses, the TWAIN mode is exited.
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30 minutes Performs timeout after 30 minutes.
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60 minutes Performs timeout after 60 minutes.
90 minutes Performs timeout after 90 minutes.
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Available Size Standards
Species the paper size standard for the Printer.
Various Paper Series
Species the paper size standard from the following.
A series, ARCH series, ANSI series, 30×42 series, MAP series, DIN series, User Dened
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A series Rolls A0 (841 mm), A1 (594.5 mm), A2 (420.5 mm),
A3 (297.3 mm)
ARCH series Rolls 36 inches (914 mm), 24 inches (609.6 mm),
18 inches (457.2 mm), 12 inches (304.8 mm)
ANSI series Rolls 34 inches (863.6 mm), 22 inches (558.8 mm),
17 inches (431.8 mm), 11 inches (279.4 mm)
30x42 series Rolls 30 inches (762.0 mm), 15 inches (381.0 mm)
MAP series Rolls 700 mm (27.56 inches), 500 mm (19.69 inches)
DIN series Rolls 707 mm (27.83 inches), 500 mm (19.69 inches)
User Dened series Rolls
<Parameter by selecting options> n: Default value
O
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On
Note
The default value varies depending on the the Printer initialization category.
It is not possible to set all these parameters to O.
When these parameters are changed from On to O, the following related
parameters may also be initialized.
- Size Standard in the Paper menu
- Size of Automatically Supplied Paper in PDL Setting
- Original size standard at copy setting
- Original size standard at submission setting
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Paper Size Standards
Sets the roll sizes for each size standard used in the Printer.
Various Paper Sizes for the Paper Series
Species the paper sizes and the paper size standards below to be used.
A series, ARCH series, ANSI series, 30×42 series, MAP series,
DIN series, User Dened series
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O
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On
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The default value varies depending on the the Printer initialization category.
The size standard is displayed only when it is set to On in Available Size
Standard in the System menu.
It is not possible to set all the items in the same series to O at the same
time.
In a same size standard, it is not possible to set all the sizes to O at the
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User Dened Size
Sets the roll sizes for the paper series used in the Printer.
User Dened 1
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User Dened 2
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User Dened 3
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User Dened 4
n
<Parameter by selecting numbers>
279.4 mm (11 inches) to
914.4 mm (36 inches)
Note
The input range includes the following restrictions.
(Input value of the upper size -50 mm (-1.97 inches)) to (Input value of the lower
size +50 mm (+1.97 inches))
The upper size refers to the size above the desired user dened size, and
the lower size refers to the size below. For example, with user dened 2, the
upper size is user dened 1, and the lower size is user dened 3.
Setting example:
With all user dened as their default values, the input range is as follows
when changing the size of dened user 2 from 620 mm (24.41 inches) to
another value.
864 mm (34.02 inches) to 500 mm (15.69 inches)
If the values are set outside the input range mentioned above, the setting
values of all the user dened sizes are initialized to their default value when
the Printer restarts.
This setting is available when User Dened series is set to ON in Available
Size Standards.
Default value:
User Dened 1 = 914 mm (35.98 inches)
User Dened 2 = 620 mm (24.41 inches)
User Dened 3 = 450 mm (17.72 inches)
User Dened 4 = 310 mm (12.20 inches)
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