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Thank you for purchasing this laser printer.
The PG L8L is a desktop laser printer specially designed for the
demanding small office and home office users. It uses a highly innovative
printing technology, which provides all the performance and power you
need for your business, small workgroup and personal printing.
In this manual you will find all the information essential for the operation
and care of your laser printer. So, do keep it handy should you experience
any difficulties with the printer.
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What This Manual Contains
This manual consists of the following five chapters and three appendices:
Chapter 1: Setting Up Your Printer
Covers the setup and basic operations of the printer. Read this chapter
before attempting to print.
Chapter 2: Printin g
Gives you guidelines for selecting and handling/storing media products as
well as detailed specifications for print materials. Also, this chapter
instructs you on how to load print media.
Chapter 3: Troubleshooting
Describes procedures to help isolate and solve print quality and printer
problems. Read this chapter when a problem occurs, before calling for
service.
Chapter 4: Maintenance
Discusses how to handle and use the printer supplies and maintain the
printer. Read this chapter before attempting to use the supplies or
performing any maintenance.
Chapter 5: Adding Memory
Describes how to install (and remove) a memory SIMM to increase printer
memory.
You need an IEEE 1284-compliant parallel printer cable. The printer cable
may not be included with your printer, in which case you can purchase one
from your dealer or ret ailer.
Setting Up Your Printer • 3
1-3Control Locations and
Functions
1-3-1Front View
1Face-up Stacker
Holds a single sheet of special print
media (transparency, label, envelope,
and heavy weight paper) with print
side facing up.
2Face-down Stacker
Holds printed documents. If printed on
plain paper, a maximum of 100 sheets
can be held.
3Stacker Extender
Supports paper stacked in the paper
output bin.
4Manual Feeder
Used to feed a single sheet of paper.
Also used to print envelopes and
special print media.
5Multipurpose Paper Feeder
Holds 150 sheets of plain paper.
6Tray Extender
Supports paper stacked in the
multipurpose paper feeder.
7Paper Guides
Adjusts to the width of paper in the
multipurpose paper feeder.
• There is a paper jam (if PAPER light is also on).
• Other error condition (requires servicing)
ERROR (blink)• Printer memory is insufficient for print job.
Chapter 3: Troubleshooting
See
PAPER (on)• The paper tray is empty.
• There is a paper jam (if ERROR light is also on).
PAPER (blink)• The printer is in manual feed mode.
Push On/Off-line button to feed paper from
manual feeder.
READY (on)• The printer is ready to receive and process data.
READY (blink)• The printer is receiving or processing data.
READY (off)• The printer is off-line.
ALL (blink)• Possible printer failure.
Chapter 3: Troubleshooting
See
Indicates
.
.
6 • Chapter 1
On/Off-line Button Function:
FunctionUsage
On-line/Off-linePressing the button toggles the printer between
Manual FeedTo print a manual feed job:
ResetTo clear all data from the printer’s memory except
Self-TestTo perform a printer self-test:
on-line (READY light on) and off-line (READY light
off) status.
When the PAPER light blinks, press the butto n to
print (required for each page of the print job).
permanent fonts and macros, and then restore the
user default settings:
Press the button to turn the printer off-line. With
the READY light off, press and hold down the
button until all lights are blinking (approximately
four seconds), then release the button.
While the printer is on-line (READY light on),
press and hold down the button until all three
lights are blinking (approximately four seconds),
then release the button. A one-page printer status
sheet will be printed.
Image Cartridge
Cleaning
To remove excess toner from the image cartridge:
While the printer is on-line (READY light on),
press and hold down the button until all three
lights remain lit (not blinking; approximately seven
seconds) and the printer begins to cycle up (starts
feeding paper), then release the button.
One sheet will be printed.
Setting Up Your Printer • 7
1-4Setting Up Your Printer
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1-4-1Installing the Image Cartridge
1
2
To open th e f ront cover, grasp both si des of the cov er and pull it
down.
Unpack the image cart ridge and sh ake it from si de-to- side fi ve or six
times to distribute the toner.
8 • Chapter 1
Do not expose the image cartridge to sunlight.
Do not move the
cartrid
hotoelectric drum.
3
Carefully remove the sealing tape by pulling on the sealing tape tab
which is m uc h longer than the ca rt ridge).
e, which will expose the light-sensitive green
lastic shutter on the bottom of the image
4
Locate the cartridge guide rails inside the printer (one on each side)
and locat e th e guide pins on each side of th e c artridge.
5
6
Push the image cartridge into plac e by pressing down on th e
handle. T he cartridge guide pins sh ould slide alo ng the guide rail s .
Close the f ront cover gently. Do not force the cove r cl os ed in case
the image cartridge is not seat ed properly.
Setting Up Your Printer • 9
1-4-2Attaching the Power Cord
1
2
1-4-3Connecting the Printer to Your Computer
1
2
Make sure t he printer’s power switch is in the OF F position.
Plug one end of the power cord into the connector at the back of the
printer and the other end into a w all outlet.
Power OFF your comp uter.
Plug the parallel inte rfa c e c able into th e c onnector on the back o f
the printe r. Pus h the clips at each end of t he connec t or into the
notches on the printer cable to se c ure the cable. T he clips snap
when pus hed into the notches in the printer c able conne c to r.
10 • Chap ter 1
3
4
Attach the ot her end of the parallel ca ble to your com put er.
Turn on your printer and then your com puter.
1-4-4Installing the Printer Driver
Windows 95/98 Driver:
1
2
3
4
5
Start Windows. If Windows detects new hardware, click
Insert the PG L8L CD-ROM into your compu t er’s C D drive.
From the
In the Run dialog box, type
ROM drive) and confirm with OK.
Follow the on-screen instructions to com plete the ins t allation.
Start
menu, select
Run
.
d:\setup.exe
(assuming d: is your CD-
Cancel
.
Setting Up Your Printer • 11
Windows 3.x Driver:
)
1
2
3
4
5
Start Windows.
Insert the PG L8L CD-ROM into your compu t er’s C D drive.
From the
In the Run dialog box, type
ROM drive
Follow the on-screen instruc t ions to com plete the ins t allation.
Program Manager
d:\setup.exe
and confirm with OK.
, select
Run
from the
(assuming d: is your CD-
File
menu.
12 • Chap ter 1
Windows NT 4.0 Driver:
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g
g
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Start Windows.
Insert the PG L8L CD-ROM into your compu t er’s C D drive.
From the Windows NT
Double-c lic k on the
Click on
Select the port you are using, typically
The computer will list dif f erent print er manufac t urers and models.
Click on
In the Install from Disk dialog box, in the input box m ark ed “Copy
Manufacturer’s Files From:”, type
assuming d: is your CD-ROM drive) and conf irm w it h OK.
My Computer
Have Disk
Start
menu, select
Add Printer
Next
and
.
icon.
.
d:\english\win_nt\driver
Settings
LPT1:
Printers
then
then click on
Next
.
.
9
10
Olivetti PG L8L wi ll be listed. C lic k on
Follow the on-screen instructions to com plete the ins t allation.
You also have the option of installing the Windows Remote Control Panel
(RCP) pro
the next pa
ram from the CD-ROM. If you wish to do so , see the procedure on
e.
Next
.
Setting Up Your Printer • 13
1-4-5I nsta llin g th e RCP and SM Pr ogr ams
g
The Windows Remote Control Panel (RCP) program allows you to set
printer defaults for documents printed from Windows applications and from
DOS applications running inside the Windows MS-DOS Prompt. Be aware
that DOS programs may override these settings by using their own built-in
drivers.
The Status Monitor is a program that runs in the background and
automatically displays messages on your computer screen whenever the
printer status changes. It is not available for Windows NT 4.0.
Windows 3.x/95/98 Remote Control Panel & Status Monitor:
1
2
3
Insert thePG L8L CD-ROM into your comp ut er’s CD drive.
Windows 3.x:
File
menu.
Windows 95/98:
d:\setup.exe
Type
confirm with OK. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the
installation.
From the Pro
From the
(assuming d: is your CD-ROM drive) and
ram Manager, select
Start
menu, select
Run
Run
.
from the
14 • Chap ter 1
Windows NT 4.0 Remote Control Panel:
(
y)
(
y)
(
)
(
)
1
2
3
DOS Remote Control Panel & Status Monitor:
1
2
Insert the PG L8L CD-ROM into your compu t er’s C D drive.
From the
Type
confirm with OK. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the
installation.
Insert the PG L8L CD-ROM into your compu t er’s C D drive.
At the DOS prompt C:\>, enter the following commands:
md dosrcp
cd dosrcp
copy d:\english\dos_rcp\*.*
dospgl8l.bat
Start
menu, select
d:\setup.exe
(assuming d: is your CD-ROM drive) and
Run
.
creates a dos rcp direct or
changes to the dos rcp direct or
copies files
installs RCP&SM
Setting Up Your Printer • 15
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