Toshiba E-STUDIO190F User Manual

PLAIN PAPER FACSIMILE

Operator’s Manual for TOSHIBA Printing System

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Before Starting

System Requirements.................................................................................................... 4

Printer Section

Installing the Printer Driver ........................................................................................... 5

Q Installation Procedures ................................................................................... 5

Q Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 98)................................................. 12

Q Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows Me)................................................ 16

Q Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 2000)............................................. 19

Q Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows XP/Windows Server 2003)............ 22

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor ....................................................... 24

Q Windows 98/Windows Me .............................................................................. 24

Q Windows NT 4.0 ............................................................................................. 28

Q Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 ...................................... 32

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings ....................................................................... 36

Q Windows 98/Windows Me .............................................................................. 36

Q Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator) .................................................................... 44

Q Windows NT 4.0 (User) .................................................................................. 52

Q Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator).............. 53

Q Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (User) ........................... 62

Q All Windows Common Settings ...................................................................... 63

Print Operation ............................................................................................................... 74

Q Printing from Windows Applications............................................................... 74

Q Printing on Network ........................................................................................ 75

Specification ...................................................................................................................77

Q Available Paper Type and Paper Size............................................................ 77

Q Available Paper Weight and Capacity ............................................................ 78

Q Transparencies and Labels ............................................................................ 79

Q Envelopes....................................................................................................... 80

Q Loading the Envelopes ................................................................................... 82

Q Printer Specifications...................................................................................... 83

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................. 84

Q Printing Operation Failure .............................................................................. 84

Q Document is Not Printed Correctly ................................................................. 85

Appendix

Appendix ......................................................................................................................... 86

Q Printing Area................................................................................................... 86

Q Symbol Table ................................................................................................. 87

Before Starting

System Requirements

• Personal Computer : IBM PC/AT and compatibles (CPU Pentium II or greater)

• Operating System : Windows 98*1, Windows Me*2, Windows NT 4.0*3, Windows 2000*4, Windows XP*5,

Windows Server 2003*

• System Memory : The minimum recommended Memory for each OS is as follows: Windows 98, Windows Me

Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Server 2003

• Free Disk Space : 40MB or more (Not including storage space of images for Image Overlay function).

• CD-ROM Drive : Used for installing the software and utilities from the CD-ROM.

• Interface :10Base-T/100Base-TX Ethernet port , USB port

* 1 Microsoft® Windows® 98 operating system (hereafter Windows 98)

* 2 Microsoft® Windows® Millennium Edition operating system (hereafter Windows Me)

* 3 Microsoft® Windows NT® operating system Version 4.0 (hereafter Windows NT 4.0)

* 4 Microsoft® Windows® 2000 operating system (hereafter Windows 2000)

* 5 Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system (hereafter Windows XP) * 6 Microsoft® Windows Server ™ 2003 operating system (hereafter Windows Server 2003)

64 MB or greater

128 MB or greater

Printer Section

Installing the Printer Driver

Installation Procedures

This manual provides examples of instructions for installing, configuring and using the printer driver for your version of Windows OS.

To use as a USB Printer:

Windows 98 : Follow the procedures on pages 12 to 15. (Connecting with a USB Cable)

Windows Me : Follow the procedures on pages 16 to 18. (Connecting with a USB Cable)

Windows NT : This Windows OS does not support a USB Printer.

Windows 2000 : Follow the procedures on pages 19 to 21. (Connecting with a USB Cable)

Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003

To use as a Network Printer:

Windows 98 : Follow the procedures on pages 6 to 11 (Installing the Printer Driver) and

Windows Me : Follow the procedures on pages 6 to 11 (Installing the Printer Driver) and

Windows NT : Follow the procedures on pages 6 to 11 (Installing the Printer Driver) and

Windows 2000 : Follow the procedures on pages 6 to 11 (Installing the Printer Driver) and

Windows XP/ Windows Server 2003

: Follow the procedures on pages 22 to 23. (Connecting with a USB Cable)

then pages 24 to 27 (Installing the LPR Monitor).

then pages 28 to 31 (Installing the LPR Monitor).

then pages 32 to 35 (Installing the LPR Monitor).

: Follow the procedures on pages 6 to 11 (Installing the Printer Driver) and

then pages 32 to 35 (Installing the LPR Monitor).

Printer Section

Installing the Printer Driver

1 2

Insert the CD-ROM.

Click on the desired language.

Note:

Click the button.

Note for Windows 98/Windows Me users:

If your computer does not have the LPR Port

Monitor installed, please proceed to "Installing the

LPR Monitor"

installation.

If the CD-ROM does not launch automatically, double click the My

Computer icon on the Desktop or on the Start menu, then double click the CD-ROM

icon.

on page 24 before continuing this

Click Install Printer Driver.

Select Local Printer and click the

button.

Installing the Printer Driver

Select your machine's model(s) check box and

click the

Select how your machine will be used, either as a

Network Printer or as a USB Printer.

If Network Printer is selected, click the

If USB Printer is selected, click the

button and skip to Step 12.

button and continue with Step 8.

button.

Printer Section

Make sure that the Power Switch of your

Note:

machine is OFF and the USB cable is not connected to your computer.

Check LPT1: and click the button.

Click the button if you would like to

change your current default printer to the one that

you are installing.

Note:

Yes

This dialog box only appears if another printer is already installed.

Continued on the next page...

Installing the Printer Driver

Select your new default printer from the New

Printer List and click the

The required files are copied.

button.

12a

When this message appears, turn the Power

Switch of your machine ON and connect your

machine to an available USB Port on your

computer.

Note: (For Windows 98 users)

If your PC does not detect the device, and a dialog box does not appear confirming its detection after the proceed as follows:

1. Locate the DrvIns.exe file under the D:\Tools\DrvUnIns directory on the CDROM and execute the file to delete the Printer Driver (where "D:" is your CDROM drive).

2. Follow the procedures on pages 12 to 15 to reinstall the Printer Driver.

USB cable is connected,

Installing the Printer Driver

12b

Click the button.

When this message appears, turn the Power

Switch of your machine ON and connect your

machine to an available USB Port on your

computer.

Yes

Printer Section

12c

Click the button.

Click the button.

Yes

Continue Anyway

Continued on the next page...

Installing the Printer Driver

12c

When this message appears, turn the Power

Switch of your machine ON and connect your

machine to an available USB Port on your

computer.

Select No, not this time and click the

button.

Select Install the software automatically and

click the

This message may appear if you have a previous

version of the printer driver installed.

Select the latest version of the ∗.inf file and click

the

button.

Installing the Printer Driver

12c

Click the button.

Continue Anyway

Finish

Printer Section

The Printer Driver is installed, and the Printer icon(s) are added to the Printer folder.

If you are installing the Printer Driver for network printing, please contact your network administrator for the IP Address of the machine and proceed to the next section to install the LPR Monitor service for the version of Windows you are installing after your computer has rebooted.

NOTE

1. When installing on Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 logon to the computer/network using an account with administrator rights.

2. To remove the Printer Driver, select TOSHIBA e-STUDIO190F PCL6 on the Add/Remove

Programs Properties in the Control Panel and click the / button.

When the setup process is completed, a message

is displayed prompting you to restart your

computer.

Click the button to restart your

computer.

Finish

Add... Remove

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 98)

To use the printer by means of a USB cable connection, install the printer driver by following the steps below.

(Rear View)

Connect the printer to the PC with an USB

cable.

Turn the Power Switch of your machine ON.

The New Hardware Found dialog box appears

for a brief moment, followed by the

Hardware Wizard

Click the button.

dialog box.

Add New

Select Search for the best driver for your

device.

Click the button.

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 98)

4 5

Insert the CD-ROM included in the PCL Option.

Select Specify a location and type

D:\English\PCL\Driver\UsbDrv\Win9x

(where "D:" is your CD-ROM drive).

Click the button.

Printer Section

Click the button.

The New Hardware Found dialog box appears

for a brief moment, followed by the

Hardware Wizard

Click the button.

Finish

Add New

dialog box.

Continued on the next page...

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 98)

Select Search for the best driver for your

device.

Click the button.

Select Specify a location and type

D:\English\PCL\Driver\Win9x

(where "D:" is your CD-ROM drive).

Click the button.

Enter the Printer name and click the

button.

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 98)

Click the button.

END_USB_98

Finish

Printer Section

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows Me)

(Rear View)

Connect the printer to the PC with an USB

cable.

Turn the Power Switch of your machine ON.

The New Hardware Found dialog box appears

for a brief moment, followed by the

Hardware Wizard

Select Specify the location of the driver.

Click the button.

dialog box.

Add New

3 4

Insert the CD-ROM included in the PCL Option.

Select

D:\English\PCL\Driver\UsbDrv\Win9x

(where "D:" is your CD-ROM drive).

Click the button.

Specify a location

and type

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows Me)

Click the button.

Finish

Printer Section

The New Hardware Found dialog box appears

for a brief moment, followed by the

Hardware Wizard

Select Specify the location of the driver.

Click the button.

Select Specify a location and type

D:\English\PCL\Driver\Win9x

(where "D:" is your CD-ROM drive).

Click the button.

dialog box.

Add New

Continued on the next page...

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows Me)

Click the button.

Enter the Printer name and click the

button.

Click the button.

Finish

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 2000)

(Rear View)

Connect the printer to the PC with an USB

cable.

Turn the Power Switch of your machine ON.

The Found New Hardware Wizard dialog

box appears.

Click the button.

Printer Section

Select Search for a suitable driver for my

device.

Click the button.

Insert the CD-ROM included in the PCL

Option.

Continued on the next page...

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 2000)

Select Specify a location.

Click the button.

Type

D:\English\PCL\Driver\WinXP-2K-2003

(where "D:" is your CD-ROM drive).

Click the button.

Yes

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 2000)

Click the button.

Finish

Printer Section

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows XP/Windows Server 2003)

(Rear View)

Connect the printer to the PC with an USB

cable.

Turn the Power Switch of your machine ON.

Select No, not this time and click the

button.

The Found New Hardware Wizard dialog

box appears.

Select Install from a list or specific location

(Advanced).

Click the button.

Installing the Printer Driver

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows XP/Windows Server 2003)

Select Include this location in the search.

Type

D:\English\PCL\Driver\WinXP-2K-2003

(where "D:" is your CD-ROM drive).

Insert the CD-ROM included in the PCL

Option.

Click the button.

This message may appear if you have a

previous version of the printer driver installed.

Select the latest version of the ∗.inf file and

click the

button.

Printer Section

Click the button.

Continue Anyway

Finish

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 98/Windows Me

1 2

Insert the CD-ROM.

Click on the desired language.

Note:

Click the button.

If the CD-ROM does not launch automatically, double click the My Computer icon on the Desktop or on the Start menu, then double click the CD-ROM icon.

Click Install LPR Monitor.

The M-LPR Port Monitor Setup dialog box appears.

Click the button.

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 98/Windows Me

The required files are copied.

The setup program copies the necessary files onto

your hard disk.

When the setup process is completed, a message

is displayed prompting you to restart your

computer.

It is recommended that you restart your computer

now so that the LPR Monitor can be started.

Click the button.

If you have not installed the printer driver yet, please

proceed to "Installing the Printer Driver"

Finish

on page 5.

Printer Section

After your computer has rebooted, click the Start

button, select Settings, and then click Printers.

The Printers folder appears.

Right-click on the desired printer icon and select

Properties from the pop-up menu.

Continued on the next page...

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 98/Windows Me

The printer properties dialog box appears.

The following step is to register the LPR Port for

network printing.

Before proceeding, ensure that the printer is

installed, connected to the network, turned ON and is

operating properly.

Select the Details tab and click the

button.

Add Port...

The Add Port dialog box appears. Click the Other

radio button, and select M-LPR Port Monitor from

the list, and click the

button.

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 98/Windows Me

The M-LPR Port Monitor dialog box appears.

Type the IP Address of the machine in the

Hostname or IP address: text box and the queue

name (e.g. New

Click the button. If an error occurs

because the queue name had already been used for

the same IP Address, select a different unique name

such as "New

The screen reverts to the Printer Properties.

Check that the "Print to the following port:" has been

changed as entered in step

, and then the button.

button

The printer properties dialog box closes and you

have now configured the printer as a network printer.

112) in the Queue name: text box.

113 ".

12, and click the Apply

Printer Section

NOTE

1. To print data via LAN, the LPR Monitor must be installed on your PC.

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows NT 4.0

Logon using an account with administrator rights.

Click the Start button, select Settings, and click

Control Panel.

The Control Panel window appears.

Double-click the Network icon.

The Network dialog box appears.

Click the Services tab.

Verify whether the LPR Service is already installed.

(Indicated by Microsoft TCP/IP Printing shown in the

Network Services list.)

If it is already installed, skip to Step 7. Otherwise

continue installing the LPR Service.

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows NT 4.0

Click the button to display the Select

Network Service dialog box, and select Microsoft

TCP/IP Printing.

Click the button.

The Windows NT Setup dialog box appears.

Insert the Windows NT 4.0 CD-ROM, and type

D:\i386 (where "D:" is your CD-ROM drive).

Click the button.

After the files have been copied into the hard drive of

your PC, the display returns to the Network dialog

box. Confirm that the Microsoft TCP/IP Printing

service has been added to Network Services list.

Add...

Continue

Printer Section

Click the button.

Note:

When the Network Settings Change dialog box is

displayed, click the

your computer now.

You have now completed the LPR Service

installation.

If the OK button does not change into a Close button, Microsoft TCP/IP

remove and reinstall the

Printing service.

Yes

button to restart

Continued on the next page...

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows NT 4.0

After your computer has rebooted, click the Start

button, select Settings, and then click Printers.

The Printers folder appears.

Right-click on the desired printer icon and select

Properties from the pop-up menu.

The following step is to register the LPR Port for

network printing.

Before proceeding, ensure that the printer is

installed, connected to the network, turned ON and is

operating properly.

Select the Ports Tab and click the

button.

The Printer Ports dialog box appears.

Select LPR Port and click the

button.

Add Port...

New Port

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows NT 4.0

The Add LPR compatible printer dialog box

appears.

Enter the IP Address of the printer in the upper field,

and "lp" for the print queue name in the lower field.

Click the button.

(Please wait while the wizard verifies the IP Address

and connectivity to the network

The Printer Ports dialog box appears.

Click the button.

Printer Section

Select the printer port and click the

button.

The printer properties dialog box closes and you

have now configured the printer as a network printer.

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003

Logon using an account with administrator rights.

Open the Printers (Windows XP/Windows

Sever 2003: Printers and Faxes).

Right-click on the desired printer icon and

select Properties from the pop-up menu.

The printer properties dialog box appears.

Select the Ports Tab and click the

Add Port...

button.

Select Standard TCP/IP Port and click the

New Port ...

button.

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003

Click the button.

Enter the IP Address and the Port Name and

click the

Note:

The Port Name is automatically entered together with the IP Address. You may need to change it as required.

button.

Printer Section

Select Custom and click the

button.

Settings...

Continued on the next page...

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003

1. In the Protocol section, select LPR.

2. In the LPR Settings section, enter the

Queue Name (e.g. LPR1) and select LPR Byte Counting Enabled.

3. Click the button.

Click the button.

Finish

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003

Click the button.

The printer properties dialog box closes and

you have now configured the printer as a

network printer.

Windows 2000/XP

Apply

Printer Section

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

To change the printer settings, open the dialog box for the printer properties by performing the following steps.

Click the Start button, select Settings, and then click

1 2

Printers.

Right-click on the desired printer icon in the Printers folder, and select Properties in the pop-up menu.

The following printer properties dialog box appears.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

General Tab

1. Comment Enter comments to the properties, if any.

If another user sets up this printer on his or her computer when sharing the printer, the comment specified here will also appear on that computer. However, the comment displayed for an existing user will remain unchanged even if the comment is modified later.

2. Separator page This feature is not available on your machine.

3. button

Print Test Page

Prints a test page. This allows the user to verify if the printer is installed properly.

Printer Section

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

Details Tab

1. Print to the following port Displays either the port where the printer is connected or the path to the network printer.

To change the printing destination, either select the printing destination port from the list or enter the network path here.

2. Print using the following driver Displays the type of the printer driver. Specify the printer being used or a printer model which can be emulated with the printer being used.

3. / button

Capture Printer Port...

Assigns a local port to the network connected printer or cancels a local port assigned to the network printer.

4. Timeout settings - Not selected Specify the amount of time (in seconds) allowed to elapse before the printer comes online. If the printer is not online within this duration, an error message will be displayed.

5. Timeout settings - Transmission retry Specify the amount of time (in seconds) allowed to elapse before the printer is ready for printing. If the printer is not ready for printing within this duration, an error message will be displayed.

Increase this value if a timeout error occurs when printing a large document.

End Capture...

6. / button

Add Port...

Adds/deletes a new port or a new network path.

7. button

New Driver...

Updates or modifies the printer driver.

Delete Port...

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

Spool Settings...

8. button

Specify the method of sending (spooling) documents from the program to the printer.

9. button

Port Settings...

Modifies printer port settings.

Printer Section

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

Sharing Tab

1. Not Shared/Shared As Select whether to display or share this printer with other computers.

2. Share Name Specify the name of the shared printer. The displayed name can be used as it is or a new name may be entered. The name specified here will be displayed when other users view information about the printer on the network.

3. Comment You can enter comments regarding a shared printer (such as the type of printer and the location where it is installed). When other users view information about the printer on the network, the comment specified here will be displayed.

4. Password Specify the password required when other users will connect to this printer. Leave the box blank in order not to use any password.

NOTE

1. Sharing Tab in property dialog box is not displayed unless printer sharing has been specified.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

Device Options Tab

1. SD Memory Card (256MB or more) Select Installed if the SD Memory Card (256MB or 512MB) is installed.

Auto Configuration

2. button When your machine is connected onto the network (TCP/IP), click this button to set the Options

Configuration automatically.

3. Number of Paper Trays Select the number of available paper trays if optional Paper Feed Module(s) are installed.

Edit URL...

4. button

Edit the URL address that will be displayed when clicking the button of the Paper Tab (see page 64).

Support Contacts (W)...

Printer Section

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

URL Title

Enter an applicable URL title.

URL

Enter the URL address to be associated to the

Support Contacts (W)...

(See page 64)

Contact

Enter applicable contact information (i.e.: The email address of the contact person)

button of the Paper Tab.

NOTE

1. Device Options Tab specifies device-specific settings and settings of optional devices. Make sure that the Device Option Tab is set properly before printing a document, or printing problems may occur.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

Paper/Output/Quality/Fonts/Watermark/Overlay/Secure Tab

Refer to All Windows Common Settings (see pages 63 - 73).

Printer Section

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

To change the printer settings, open the dialog box for the printer properties by performing the following steps.

Logon to the computer/network using an account with

1 2 3

administrator rights.

Click the Start button, select Settings, and then click the Printers icon.

Right-click on the desired printer icon in the Printers folder, and select Properties in the pop-up menu.

The printer properties dialog box appears.

(See Note 1)

NOTE

1. In Windows NT 4.0, setting of the properties depends on the logon account. This section describes properties to be specified by the administrator (system manager). See "Configuring the Printer Driver Settings (User)" for details on user properties. (See page

52)

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

General Tab

1. Comment Enter comments to the properties, if any.

2. Location Specifies the printer location.

3. Driver Displays the printer driver type. Specify the printer being used or a printer model that can be emulated with the printer being used.

4. button

New Driver...

Updates or modifies the printer driver.

5. button

Separator Page...

This feature is not available on your machine.

Print Processor...

6. button

Specify the processor to be used for printing (Print Processor) and the data type (Default Data type).

Printer Section

The processor and data type affect the manner in which the printer functions in Windows NT. Normally they do not need to be modified. However, modification might be necessary when the printer is used with a special application.

7. button

Print Test Page

Prints a test page. This allows the user to verify if the printer is installed properly.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

Ports Tab

1. Print to the following port(s) Displays a list of available ports for printing (Port), their status (Description) and printers that are connected to these ports (Printer).

2. / button

Add Port...

Adds/deletes a new port or a new network path.

3. button

Configure Port...

Configures the selected port. In case of a parallel port, Transmission Retry should be specified. (See Note 1

and 2)

4. Enable bidirectional support This setting enables reception of configuration data and status data from the printer.

5. Enable printer pooling Printer pooling allows data sent to one logical printer to be received and printed by two or more printers. With printer printing.

pooling enabled, a transmitted printing job is output to the first printer that is ready for

Delete Port...

NOTE

1. Specify time (seconds) waiting for the printer to be ready for printing. If a printer is not ready for printing after the specified time has elapsed, an error message is displayed.

2. If a timeout error occurs frequently upon printing a large size document, specify a larger value here.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

Scheduling Tab

1. Available Schedules when the printer is available for operation. Specify operating hours when From-To is selected.

2. Priority Sets printing priority. The slider allows the priority to be adjusted from 1 through 99.

3. Spool print documents... / Print directly to the printer Specify how documents should be sent from an application to the printer.

4. Hold mismatched documents This feature is not available on your machine.

5. Print spooled documents first Always prints spooled documents first regardless of printing priority.

6. Keep documents after they have printed Holds documents in the print queue even after they have been printed. These documents can be printed again directly from the queue regardless of the state the application is in.

Printer Section

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

Sharing Tab

1. Not Shared/Shared Select whether to display or share this printer with other computers.

3. Alternate Drivers (See Note 1) Allows other operating systems' printer drivers to be loaded. When users of these operating systems connect to the printer, the printer driver is automatically loaded.

NOTE

1. When sharing a printer on the network, the print driver needs to be installed on the print server only, and other computers will automatically copy and use that driver. For this reason, the print server must be ready with printer drivers for all the operating systems of all the computers that will be sharing the printer.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

Security Tab

1. button

Permissions

Set printer access privileges.

Auditing

2. button

Displays the users who have used this printer and how they used it.

Ownership

3. button

Set the ownership of the printer.

Printer Section

NOTE

1. In order to utilize these features, first you need to select Audit... from User Manager's Policies and enable File and Object Access in the Audit Policy dialog box.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

Device Options Tab

1. SD Memory Card (256MB or greater) Select Installed if the SD Memory Card (256MB or 512MB) is installed.

Auto Configuration

2. button When your machine is connected onto the network (TCP/IP), click this button to set the Options

Configuration automatically.

3. Number of Paper Trays Select the number of available paper trays if optional Paper Feed Module(s) are installed.

Edit URL...

4. button

Edit the URL address that will be displayed when clicking the button of the Paper Tab (see page 64).

Support Contacts (W)...

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

URL Title

Enter an applicable URL title.

URL

Enter the URL address to be associated to the

Support Contacts (W)...

Contact

Enter applicable contact information (i.e.: The email address of the contact person)

button of the Paper Tab.

Printer Section

NOTE

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows NT 4.0 (User)

To change the printer settings, open the dialog box for the printer properties by performing the following steps.

Select Print in the File menu of the application.

Select the printer model in the name list box.

2 3 4

Click the button in the Print dialog box.

The printer properties dialog box appears. Click the desired tabs of the dialog box and specify the properties. (See Note 1) (See pages 63 - 73)

Properties...

NOTE

1. In Windows NT 4.0, setting properties depends on the logon account. This section describes properties to be specified by a user, upon executing a print operation in an application. See "Configuring the Printer Driver Settings (Administrator)" for details on administrator properties. (See page 44)

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

To change the printer settings, open the dialog box for the printer properties by performing the following steps.

Logon to the computer/network using an account with

1 2

administrator rights.

Click the Start button, select Settings, and then click the

Printers (Windows XP/Windows Server 2003: and Faxes)

Right-click on the desired printer icon in the Printers folder, and select Properties in the pop-up menu.

The following printer properties dialog box appears. (See Note 1)

icon.

Printers

Printer Section

NOTE

1. In Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003, setting the properties depends on the logon account. This section describes properties to be specified by the administrator (system manager). See "Configuring the Printer Driver Settings" for details on user properties. (See page 62)

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

General Tab

1. Printer Name Name of the printer specified upon installation is displayed.

2. Location and Comment Enter a comment about the location of the printer installation and information about the printer.

If a printer is shared, the location and comments specified in this field appear when another user sets up this printer on his/her computer. After completion of setup, however, changing this comment does not update the location and comment appearing on users PCs.

3. Model Model name of the printer is displayed.

4. Features Functions and settings of the printer are displayed.

Printing Preferences...

5. button

Changes properties (print settings) specifiable for each user. Refer to "Configuring the Printer Driver Settings (User)" for details on settings (see page 62).

6. button

Print Test Page

Prints a test page. This allows the user to verify if the printer is installed properly.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

Sharing Tab

1. Not shared/Shared as (Do not share this printer/Share this printer) Specify if this printer is displayed or shared with other computers.

For sharing a printer, specify the share name of a printer to be shared. A name specified here appears when other users view the printer information on a network.

2. button

Additional Drivers...

Install additional printer drivers on the system. (See Note 1)

Printer Section

NOTE

2. If the Windows is set to disable remote access to your PC for the security, the Windows ask you to activate the Network Setup Wizard. Follow the messages to enable the Sharing Tab.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

Ports Tab

1. Print to the following port(s) Displays a list of ports that allow printing, their status (description), and printers connected to the ports.

2. / button

Add Port...

Adds/deletes a new port or a new network path.

3. button

Configure Port...

Configure the port that is selected. On a parallel port, wait time (in seconds) for retransmission is specified.

4. Enable bidirectional support This setting enables reception of configuration data and status data from the printer.

5. Enable printer pooling Printer pooling allows data sent to one logical printer to be received and printed by two or more printers. With printer printing.

(See Note 1)

pooling enabled, a transmitted printing job is output to the first printer that is ready for

Delete Port...

NOTE

1. Specify the time (seconds) waiting for the printer to be ready for printing. If the printer is not ready for printing after the specified time has elapsed, an error message is displayed. If a timeout error occurs frequently upon printing a large size document, specify a larger value here.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

Advanced Tab

1. Always available/Available from Specify the operating schedule for a printer. Selecting Available from allows specifying an available operation time.

2. Priority Specify the priority in printing. Priority is adjustable from 1 to 99. Documents of higher priority are printed before those of lower priority.

3. Driver Displays the printer driver type. Specify the printer being used or a printer model that can be emulated with the printer being used.

4. button

New Driver...

Updates or modifies the printer driver.

5. Spool print documents so program finishes printing faster Specify the method of sending a document from the program to the printer.

6. Print directly to the printer Specify that the document should be sent directly to the printer device and not spooled. Use this if you cannot print using either of the print spooling options.

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7. Hold mismatched documents This feature is not available on your machine.

8. Print spooled documents first Always prints spooled documents first regardless of printing priority.

9. Keep printed documents After printing, documents are kept in the queue. The documents are allowed to be reprinted directly from the queue regardless of the status of an application.

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Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

10.Enable advanced printing features Enables advanced printing features. Optional printer features (page ordering, booklet printing, numbering on sheets) are enabled. These features can be disabled if a problem occurs due to incompatibility. Disabling the features may also disable the printing options.

11. button

Printing Defaults...

Specifies standard (default) values for the properties (print settings) specifiable for each user. If a local printer is shared, the settings here are used as printing defaults for other users.

Refer to "Configuring the Printer Driver Settings (User)" for detailed settings. (See page 62)

Print Processor...

12. button

Specify a print processor and data type to be used for printing.

The processor and data type define operations of printers under Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003

Usually no change is required in the settings. Use of a printer from some applications, however, may require changes in the settings.

13. button

Separator Page...

This feature is not available on your machine.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

Security Tab

Displays a list of users and groups to whom printer access is assigned to. A list of standard permissions for each group or user is displayed. Check or uncheck the checkboxes for permitting or prohibiting access. Gray checkbox indicates the permission inheritance.

1. / button

Add... Remove

Add or delete a user or group from the list.

Advanced...

2. button

Specify access to a printer, audit, and owner. (See Note 1 and 2)

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NOTE

1. Windows 2000 provides the capability of managing access to various objects (e.g. printers) by users.

2. Refer to the Windows 2000 documentation for details on access permission, audit, and owner.

3. The Security Tab is not shown in Windows XP/Windows Server 2003.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

Device Options Tab

1. SD Memory Card (256MB or more) Select Installed if the SD Memory Card (256MB or 512MB) is installed.

Auto Configuration

2. button When your machine is connected onto the network (TCP/IP), click this button to set the Options

Configuration automatically.

3. Number of Paper Trays Select the number of available paper trays if optional Paper Feed Module(s) are installed.

Edit URL...

4. button

Edit the URL address that will be displayed when clicking the button of the Paper Tab (see page 64).

Support Contacts (W)...

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

URL Title

Enter an applicable URL title.

URL

Enter the URL address to be associated to the

Support Contacts (W)...

(See page 64)

Contact

Enter applicable contact information (i.e.: The email address of the contact person)

button of the Paper Tab.

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NOTE

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (User)

Changes the printer settings. Display the printer settings dialog box by performing the steps below:

Select Print in the File menu of the application.

Select the printer model in the name list box.

2 3

Right-click on the desired printer icon and select the menu or click

the button in the Print dialog box.

Preferences

The printer properties dialog box appears. Click the desired tabs of the dialog box and specify the properties. (See Note 1) (See pages 63 - 73)

Properties...

NOTE

1. In Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003, setting of the properties depends on the logon accounts. This section describes properties to be specified by a user, upon executing a print operation in an application. See "Configuring the Printer Driver Settings (Administrator)" for details on administrator (system manager) properties.

(See page 53)

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

Paper Tab

1. Paper Size Select a document size.

2. Copies (1-999) Specify the number of copies to be printed. If the number of copies to be printed can be specified within the application, indicate one copy here and specify the number of copies in the Print dialog box of the application.

3. Orientation Specifies how the document is positioned on the page. Portrait orients the print vertically. Landscape orients the print horizontally. Rotate orients the printing document(s) direction by 180 degrees.

4. Output Size Specifies the paper size to use. The various paper sizes listed match those supported by your printer.

5. Zoom (25-400%) Specify an enlargement or reduction percentage when printing documents. If enlargement/reduction can be set within the application, indicate 100% here and specify the enlargement/reduction percentage in the Print dialog box of the application.

Note:

If the Resolution on the Quality Tab is set to 600 dpi or 1200 dpi, the zoom ratio is changed depending on the paper size. Legal : 25 - 390% Others : 25 - 400%

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6. Image Position Specify the image position when setting the zoom ratio.

7. Paper Type Select the Paper Type you want to use.

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Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

8. Paper Source Specify where the paper you want to use is located in the device. If you choose Auto Tray Selection, the printer driver will automatically select an appropriate tray according to the Paper Size selected. If the matching paper size is not found, the printer drive will select the Tray 1.

9. Print Properties Status Icons Show the current selections for the following properties.

• Paper Style (Output Tab)

• N in 1 (Output Tab)

• Sort (Output Tab)

• Watermark

•Overlay

10. button

Status Monitor

Recalls the Network Status Monitor.

Support Contacts (W)...

11. button Open the Support window. The URL address(es) will be displayed if they were entered in the Device

Options Tab. Click the

-> Go

button to open the Web page.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

Output Tab

1. Paper Style Select duplex printing for printing on both sides of the paper. You can select the printing style among 1-Side/2-Sided (Long Edge) /2-Sided (Long Edge Margin) /2Sided (Short Edge) /2-Sided (Short Edge Margin).

• Binding Position

Select the binding side (Long Edge/Short Edge) for duplex printing.

• Binding Margin

Select the binding margin upon duplex printing. The width of the binding margin is specified on the device.

2. Booklet Formats output in order so document can be folded and/or saddle stitched like a book.

3. N in 1 Specify the layout pattern for printing multiple documents on a single sheet of paper. If you select an item other than "None," N in 1 order is displayed, allowing you to select the following patterns.

2in1 4in1 6in1 8in1 9in1 16in1

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Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

4. Poster Specify the layout pattern for Poster mode printing on the multiple sheet of paper.

5. Sort Select whether to Stack or Sort when printing multiple copies.

Advanced

6. Button

1) Print All Text as Black

All colored text is printed as solid black

2) Print Blank Pages

Select whether the blank pages are printed.

3) Check Printer Status Prior to Printing

Check the status of the printer connected to your network before printing the data.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

4) Copies (Printer controlled / Printer Driver controlled) When printing a large amount of data with sort mode, the machine might not be able to print due to lack of memory capacity.

In this case, select Printer Driver controlled, as sorting is processed inside of the printer driver. However, this mode may take more time to print.

5) Front Cover Set to insert a blank or printed page as the Front Cover. Specify where the paper you want to use is located in the device. If you choose Auto Tray Selection, appropriate tray according to the Paper Size selecte

6) Back Cover Set to insert a blank or printed page as the Back Cover. Specify where the paper you want to use is located in the device. If you choose Auto Tray Selection, appropriate tray according to the Paper Size selected.

the printer driver will automatically select an

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Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

Quality Tab

1. Graphics Mode

Vector

Treat line information as graphic data.

Raster

Treat all information as Bitmap data.

2. Halftone Select Normal/Fine/Coarse.

3. Resolution Select the print resolution (300 dpi / 600 dpi / 1200dpi Enhanced). (See Note 1)

4. Density Defines the darkness of the dots placed on the paper.

5. Toner Save This function is only available if Graphics Mode is set to "Raster" it will print using less toner, thus, saving toner consumption when you are printing many drafts prior to printing the final document.

NOTE

1. dpi (dots per inch) represents the number of dots contained in one inch. The larger the value, the higher the resolution would be.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

Fonts Tab

1. TrueType Mode Download PC fonts (TrueType ) as bitmap Image or as TrueType font.

2. Use Printer TrueType fonts Select whether the printer TrueType fonts are used or not.

Printer Section

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

Watermark Tab

1. Watermark To enable the watermark feature, check Watermark.

2. Message Displays the selected text. (CONFIDENTIAL, COPY, etc.)

3. button

Add

Add or delete watermark messages.

4. Text Input text that you want to add or update as the watermark.

Update

5. button Update the text of the existing watermark message.

6. Fonts Select the text font.

7. Style Select the font style.

8. Size 8 - 400 point.

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9. Angle Select the text angle.

10. Density Varies from light to dark.

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

11. Transparent Text Use watermark print as transparent text.

12. As Outline Only Print the watermark character as an outlined image.

13. First Page Only Use watermark only for the first page.

14. Position Specify inch or metric units for adjustment.

15. button

Center

Position the watermark relative to center of the document.

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Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

Overlay Tab

1. Print Using Overlay File Set overlay function.

2. Make Overlay File When making an overlay file, check this box, then type a filename in the Overlay List box.

3. Overlay List Select the file to be used for the overlay.

4. button

File

Click the button to set the directory to save the overlay file.

Click the button to delete the overlay file.

Delete

File

Delete

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

All Windows Common Settings

Secure Tab

1. Mailbox (Available if an SD Memory Card (256MB or 512MB) is installed.) Check this box and enter the User ID (up to 8 digits) if storing the print data into the mailbox of the machine.

Note:

Turning the Power Switch OFF while a print file is being stored (DATA indicator lamp flashing) into the Mailbox may cause all files in it to be lost.

2. Secure Mailbox (Available if an SD Memory Card (256MB or 512MB) is installed.) Check this box, enter the User ID (up to 8 digits) and the password (4 digits) if storing the print data into the secure mailbox of the machine.

Note:

Turning the Power Switch OFF while a print file is being stored (DATA indicator lamp flashing) into the Secure Mailbox may cause all files in it to be lost.

3. Dept. Counter Mode On Check this box and enter the department code if your administrator requires departmental codes in order to print.

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Print Operation

Printing from Windows Applications

If the printer driver is installed properly and a printer is selected as the default printer (see Note 1) in the printer setup, printing can be accomplished from any Windows application with simple operations.

To print from most Windows applications, use the Print... command in the File menu. Selecting the Print... command typically displays the following Print dialog box:

After selecting the page range to be printed and the number of copies, click the button to start

printing.

While documents are being printed, a printer icon appears in the System Tray near the clock on the bottom right hand corner of the screen. The icon disappears when printing is completed.

You may double-click on the printer indicator in the system tray to open and verify the details of the print queue in the spooler.

NOTE

1. Follow the steps below to set a default printer: a) Click the Start button and select Printers in the Settings menu. b) Select the printer icon in the window and select [Set As Default] in popup menu by right-

clicking it. Then the check mark is displayed.

Print Operation

Printing on Network

When sharing a printer by connecting two computers via a crossover cable or using a hub, a connection among computers must be established. (See Note 1 and 2)

Establishing a connection among computers can be verified by displaying the connected computers in Network Neighborhood on the desktop.

The settings for printer sharing are specified by performing the following steps:

Printer Server (PC connected to a printer)

Install the printer driver on the computer to be connected

1 2 3

to the machine.

Click the Start button, select Settings, and then click Printers.

Right-click on the desired printer icon and select [Sharing...] in the popup menu.

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Select Shared As in the properties dialog box.

Click the button.

Upon completing this setting, the shape of the icon changes indicating that the printer is shared.

NOTE

1. Refer to the manual for the network card and Windows users' guide for connections among computers.

2. On Windows 98/Windows Me, a computer connected to a printer must be set up to allow printer sharing by performing the following operations: a) Double-click on Network in control panel, and then click button

in the Network Configuration tab.

b) Check [I want to be able to allow others to print to my printer(s).] in the File and Print

Sharing dialog box.

File and Print Sharing...

Print Operation

Printing on Network

Remote (PC that uses another computer's printer)

Click the Start button, select Settings, and then Printers.

Double-click Add Printer in the printers folder.

3 4

The operations above enables the output from the remote computer to a printer connected to the printer server.

The Add Printer Wizard appears.

Click the button.

Select Network Printer.

Click the button.

Specify the other computer's printer by entering the network path.

Then, complete the installation following the instructions of the Add Printer Wizard.

Specification

Available Paper Type and Paper Size

Paper Type Paper Size Print from

Paper Tray

Plain Paper Letter Yes Yes Yes Yes

Legal Yes Yes Yes Yes

Invoice No Yes No No

FLS1 No Yes No No

FLS2 No Yes No No

A4 Yes Yes Yes Yes

B5 No Yes No No

A5 No Yes No No

User Size No Yes No No

Thick Paper Letter No Yes No No

Legal No Yes No No

Invoice No Yes No No

FLS1 No Yes No No

FLS2 No Yes No No

A4 No Yes No No

B5 No Yes No No

A5 No Yes No No

User Size No Yes No No

Cotton Paper Letter Yes Yes No No

Legal Yes Yes No No

Invoice No Yes No No

FLS1 No Yes No No

FLS2 No Yes No No

A4 Yes Yes No No

B5 No Yes No No

A5 No Yes No No

User Size No Yes No No

Transparency Letter Yes Yes No No

A4 Yes Yes No No

Label Letter No Yes No No

A4 No Yes No No

Envelope #9 No Yes No No

#10 No Yes No No

Monarch No Yes No No

DL No Yes No No

C5 No Yes No No

Print from

Sheet Bypass

Print from 2nd

Paper Tray

(Optional)

Print by

2-Sided Print

Mode

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Specification

Available Paper Weight and Capacity

Paper Type Print from

Paper Weights Plain Paper

Thick Paper No

Envelope No

Paper Capacity Plain Paper

20 lb (75 g/m2)

Transparency 20 sheets 1 sheet No

Label No 1 sheet No

Envelope No 1 sheet No

Print from

Paper Tray

16 –28 lb

(60 – 105 g/m2)

250 sheets 1 sheet 550 sheets

Sheet Bypass

16 –28 lb

(60 – 105 g/m2)

29 –44 lb

(106 – 165 g/m2)

24 lb (90 g/m2)

Print from

2nd Paper Tray

(Optional)

16 –28 lb

(60 – 105 g/m2)

Specification

Transparencies and Labels

You may also print on high quality labels and transparencies that are made specifically for Laser printers. We recommend using the following types.

Paper Type Paper Size Recommended Type

Transparency Letter/A4 3M CG3300

Label Letter Avery 5160 – 5163, Avery 5660 – 5663

A4 Avery L7159 –L7164

• To avoid damaging the printer, do not use transparencies made for Inkjet printers.

• Do not use transparencies that have already been fed through the printer once.

Note: The labels must completely cover the backing material as shown below.

NOYES

Labels cover the entire

backing material

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The backing material is exposed.

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Specification

Envelopes

It is recommended that you purchase only high quality envelopes with diagonal seams as shown below.

High quality envelopes have the following characteristics:

• A thin, sharply creased leading edge.

• Paper weight of 24 lb (90 g/m2).

• Flat, free of curls, wrinkles, nicks, etc.

It is not recommended that you use envelopes with any of the following characteristics (using these may result in paper jams).

• Irregularly shaped envelopes

• Envelopes with curls, wrinkles, nicks, twists, dog-ears or other damage

• Envelopes with side seam construction

• Highly textured envelopes, or with extremely shiny surfaces

• Envelopes that seal by removing a peel-off strip

• Envelopes with more than one flap to be sealed

• Self-adhesive envelopes

• Envelopes that are baggy or not sharply creased

• Embossed envelopes

• Envelopes that have previously been printed with a laser printer

• Envelopes that have been previously printed inside

Curl

Side seam

construction

Twist

Peel-off strip

Multiple flaps

WaveDog-ears

Self adhesive

Bent-edge

Specification

Envelopes

Do not attempt to print on any of the following types of envelopes. These may cause damage to your printer.

• Envelopes with clasps, snaps or tie strings (see Figure 1)

• Envelopes with transparent windows (see Figure 2)

• Envelopes that will melt, discolor, scorch, offset or release hazardous emissions when exposed to 200 °C (392 °F) for 0.1 second

• Envelopes that use encapsulated types of adhesive that do not require moistening but rely on pressure to seal them

Figure 1

Always test a sample of the envelopes you are thinking of buying. Confirm that the envelope performs acceptably.

For best printing results

• Avoid printing in high humidity. High humidity may cause the envelope to curl and pick up excess toner. High humidity may also cause the envelope to seal.

• Envelope storage is very important. Store them away from moisture and humid air, where they can lay flat and their edges will not be bent or damaged. The humidity should not exceed 70% RH.

Figure 2

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Specification

Loading the Envelopes

Sheet Bypass only

Flap

Printing side up

Flap

Printing side up

(International C5-

opening on the shorter edge)

Specification

Printer Specifications

Printing Speed 19 sheets/minute

(Letter size plain paper, simplex printing) 18 sheets/minute (A4 size plain paper, simplex printing)

Resolution (dots per inch) 300 x 300, 600 x 600, 1200 (Equivalent) x 600

Interface USB 1.1

Ethernet (10Base-T/100Base-TX)

Emulation PCL6 Emulation

Applicable OS Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows

XP, Windows Server 2003

Printer Work Memory 20 MB

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Troubleshooting

Printing Operation Failure

If the printing operation fails, check the following items first:

• Whether the connecting cable (USB or Ethernet LAN cable) is properly connected.

• Power of the device is turned ON.

• Paper is loaded properly in the device.

• An error message is not displayed on the device.

The above points can be verified by printing a test page. Refer to the following pages for the procedures on test page printing:

Windows 98/Windows Me [General Tab] (See page 37)

Windows NT 4.0 [General Tab] (See page 45)

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 [General Tab] (See page 54)

Troubleshooting

Document is Not Printed Correctly

Problem Possible Cause / Solution(s)

Characters are not printed in the correct positions or the characters near the edges of the page are missing.

The font type is incorrect. • Check whether the selected font is installed on the

Printing stops in the middle of the run. • Check whether there is a Network problem.

Although print data is transferred to your machine, it does not print.

The Print file(s) are not printed from Windows 98 or Windows Me.

• Check and specify the paper size and orientation settings in the printer driver to coincide with the application.

• The characters are outside the printing area of the machine.

PC.

• Select "Use Printer TrueType fonts" on the Font tab of the Printer Driver Properties dialog box.

• Make sure the printer is online.

• Make sure the machine is not in the Shutdown Mode. Press ENERGY SAVER key to return to standby mode. See the Operator's Manual for Copier & Network Scanner for details.

• Make sure the USB printer cable is connected properly.

• Restore the power if the ON LINE LED is Off even if the USB printer cable is connected.

• Printer Busy error may occur when large quantities of print files are transferred from Windows 98 or Windows Me. In this case, the print files are deleted.

-Retry to print the files.

Troubleshooting

Appendix

Printing Area

When printing to the device, there is a 0.2 inches (5.0 mm) non-printable margin on all 4 sides.

Top

0.2 (5.0)

0.2 (5.0)0.2 (5.0)

0.2 (5.0)

Bottom

Unit: inches (mm)

Symbol Table

No. Symbol Set

Appendix

0 Legal (HP Legal)

1 ISO 4 (United Kingdom)

2 ISO 6 (ANSI, ASCII)

3 ISO 11 (Swedish/French)

4 ISO 15 (Italian)

5 ISO 17 (Spanish)

6 ISO 21 (German)

7 ISO 60 (Norwegian, v.1)

8 ISO 69 (French)

9 ISO 8859/2 Latin 2

10 ISO 8859/2 Latin 5

11 PC-8 (IBM-8, Code Page 437)

12 PC-8 DN (Denmark/Norway)

13 PC-850 (IBM-850)

14 PC-8 TK (Code Page 437T)

15 PC-852 Latin 2

16 Roman 8

17 Desk Top

18 ECMA 94 (Latin 1)

19 Macintosh

20 Math 8 (HP Math 8)

21 Microsoft Publishing

22 Pi Font (HP Pi Font)

23 PS Math

24 PS Text

25 Ventura International

26 Ventura Math

27 Ventura US

28 Windows

29 Windows 3.1

30 Windows 3.1 Latin 2

31 Windows 3.1 Latin 5

32 Symbol, Windows 3.1

33 Wingdings, Windows 3.1

34 Baltic (PC-1004)

35 Baltic (PC-775 Baltic)

Appendix

PLAIN PAPER FACSIMILE Operator’s Manual for TOSHIBA Printing System

2-17-2, HIGASHIGOTANDA, SHINAGAWA-KU, TOKYO, 141-8664, JAPAN

PJQMC0761ZB

R060520B7201-TTEC

OME060076A0

Ver01 2006-09

Toshiba E-STUDIO190F User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of Contents

Before Starting

System Requirements

Printer Section

Installing the Printer Driver

Installation Procedures

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 98)

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows Me)

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows 2000)

Connecting with a USB Cable (Windows XP/Windows Server 2003)

Installing the LPR (Line Printer Remote) Monitor

Windows 98/Windows Me

Windows NT 4.0

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003

Configuring the Printer Driver Settings

Windows 98/Windows Me

Windows NT 4.0 (Administrator)

Windows NT 4.0 (User)

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (Administrator)

Windows 2000/Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 (User)

All Windows Common Settings

Print Operation

Printing from Windows Applications

Printing on Network

Specification

Available Paper Type and Paper Size

Available Paper Weight and Capacity

Transparencies and Labels

Envelopes

Loading the Envelopes

Printer Specifications

Troubleshooting

Printing Operation Failure

Document is Not Printed Correctly

Appendix

Printing Area

Symbol Table