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This printer contains an emulation of the Hewlett Packard PCL
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commands in a manner comparable with Hewlett Packard LaserJet
printer products.
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details.
Maintaining the Printer ............................................... 1-32
Cleaning the Printer ..................................................... 1-32
Replacing the Toner Cartridge ...................................... 1-32
Recycling the Toner Cartridge ...................................... 1-33
Installing the Maintenance Kit .......................... ...... ...... 1-33
Moving the Printer ................................................. ...... 1-35
Transporting the Printer .................................. ............ 1-36
Technical Support ...................................... ............. ...... 1-37
Before Calling for Service ............................................. 1-37
Accessing Xerox Via the Internet .................................. 1-37
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Introduction
Introduction
This guide is for use with the Xerox DocuPrint N24, N32,
and N40 printers.
Because most of the printer’s features and functionality
are shared by all three, this guide uses the generic name
DocuPrint N40 when referring to these printers. And it
refers to all features not found on the base printer as
options.
This guide also identifies two different configurations for
the DocuPrint N40:
• The tabletop configuration
• The console configuration (sitting on top of the
optional 2,500 Sheet Feeder).
Samples of each configuration are shown later in this
chapter, however the figures throughout this guide may
show either configuration when illustrating a feature or
procedure.
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-3
How Much of Thi s Book Must I Read?
How Much of
This Book Must I
Read?
Because of the customer installable nature of the
DocuPrint N40, your printer should be operational
following the brief instructions in the Quick Installation
Guide. (The installation instructions are also present ed
later in this chapter).
Use this book as a reference for:
• Learning about special printer features [“Special
Features” (page 1-8)]
• Printer memory issues [“Memory Considerations”
(page 1-17)]
• Instructions for installing the printer [“Installing the
Printer” (page 1-19)]
• Tips on taking care of the printer [“Maintaining the
Printer” (page 1-32)]
• Tips on transporting the printer [“Tr ansporting the
Printer” (page 1-36)]
• Contacting Xerox for technical support [“Technical
Support” (page 1-37)]
• Paper specifications, loading paper, and duplex
printing (Chapter 2:Paper Handling)
• Instructions on using the Control Panel
(Chapter 3: Using the Control Panel)
• Information about CentreWare DP and installing
printer drivers (Chapter 4: Printer Management Software and Drivers)
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• Installing and removing printer options (Appendix
C: Installing and Removing Printer Options)
• List of fonts resident on the printer (Appendix
D: Printer Resident Fonts)
• Printer Specifications (Appendix E: Printer
Specifications)
• DocuPrint N40 printer command differences for PCL
and PostScript (Appendix F:DocuPrint N40 Unique Printer Commands)
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-5
Printer Components
Components
Front View
1
Face-up Output Bin
2
Door A
3
50 Sheet Bypass Feeder
4
Door B
5
Face-down Output Bin
6
Power switch
7
Control Panel
8
Front cover
9
Paper Tray 1
10
Paper Tray 2
Printer
The major components of the DocuPrint N40 are
indicated in Figure 1.1 below.
Figure 1.1Base printer components
Rear View
1
Power receptacle
2
Hand grips
3
Controller Board with host/
network interface ports.
4
Connectors for optional
2,500 Sheet Feeder, 10-bin
Mailbox/Collator, Finisher,
and Duplex Module
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Front View
1
10-bin Mailbox/Collator
2
Face-up Output Bin
3
Duplex Module
4
100 Envelope Feeder
5
2,500 Sheet Feeder with
Paper Trays 3, 4, and 5
Printer Components
Figure 1.2Console configuration with options
Front View, Covers Open
1
Fuser
2
Toner Cartridge
3
Bias Transfer Roll (BTR)
4
Feedrolls
Figure 1.3Customer replaceable components
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-7
Special Features
Special Features
Connectivity
Several features have been designed into the DocuPrint
N40 to enhance your printing environment. Using the
printer's Control Panel menu system, you can tailor
printer settings to match your printing requirements.
See Chapter 3:Using the Control Panel for more
information about the Control Panel and its menu system.
The N40 includes the following physical connectivity
interfaces on board:
• IEEE 1284 Bi-directional parallel
• RS232C Serial Interface with a DB9 Connector
• Ethernet (10 Mbit)
Two additional interfaces are available as options.
• Ethernet (100 Mbit)
• Token Ring
Installing either optional network interface disables the
on board 10 Mbit Ethernet interface. Removing either
optional interface enables the on board 10 Mbit Ethernet
functionality again .
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Special Features
Power Saver
High Resolution
Printing
Edge to Edge Printing
After 60 minutes of inactivity, the printer automatically
turns off internal components to reduce the amount of
electricity used. The printer automatically turns those
parts back on when it receives a print job.
Using the printer's Control Panel menu system, you can
send the printer into Power Saver mode after your choice
of Off, 15, 30, 60, 90, 120 or 180 minutes of inactivity.
See the section “System Menu” (page 3-35) in
Chapter 3: Using the Control Panel.
The DocuPrint N40 is set to print at 600 x 600 dpi (dots
per inch). You can also print draft-quality jobs by using
the System Menu to set Draft Mode to On. The printer
automatically reduces the amount of toner by two-thirds
(and prints a draft-quality output). Draft Mode can be
selected on a per job basis from the Xerox printer drivers.
See Chapter 3: Using the Control Panel for in structio ns on
changing Control Panel settings.
You can print PostScript LanguageLevel 3 (hereafter
referred to as PostScript) and PCL 6 Emulatio n (hereafter
referred to as PCL) jobs all the way to the edge of the
page. (However, there is a 4 mm border on all edges, with
all paper sizes, where print quality cannot be
guaranteed.) This feature may be selected via the Control
Panel for PCL jobs or via print drivers for both PCL and
PostScript jobs. Note that selecting this feature will cause
PCL job printing to be shifted up to the top of the page
and left to the edge of the page.
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-9
Special Features
Automatic Tray
Sequencing
Automatic Language
Sensing and
Switching
The DocuPrint N40 allows you to set automatic tray
sequencing for both PCL and PostScript jobs. When a
paper tray runs out of paper, the printer automatically
switches to another paper tray (if anot her tray is loaded
with the same size and type paper). That means you don't
have to load paper as often. You can also install the
optional 2,500 Sheet Feeder (with one 500 sheet tray and
two 1,000 sheet trays) to extend your printing capacity.
For more information on tray switching, see the section
“Automatic Tray Switching” (page 2-20) in
Chapter 2: Paper Handling.
The printer can process both PCL and PostScript jobs.
When the printer's Language Sensing option is on, the
DocuPrint N40 samples the incoming data stream to
determine which language the print job requires. The
DocuPrint N40 then switches to the proper interpreter for
that job.
Language Sensing can be set individually for each port,
or protocol within a port, from the Parallel Menu and from
the Ethernet and Novell Menus by setting the a ppropriate
PDL setting to Auto.
With the Language Sensing option on, the printer
automatically samples each print job and switches to the
appropriate processing language.
For more information about language sensing and
switching, see Chapter 3: Using the Control Panel.
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Special Features
Automatic Font/
Macro Saving
Secure Printing
Proof Printing
When you are printing both PostScript and PCL jobs, the
printer will automaticall y save downloaded fonts, macros,
and the entire PostScript environment when it switches
PDLs (Printer Description Language ). This saves yo u from
having to download fonts, macros, and headers every
time the program switches between PostScript and PCL.
The DocuPrint N40 allows users to define and control
what are called “secure jobs.” When a secure job is sent
to the printer, printing is delayed until the password
associated with that job is entered at the printer’s Control
Panel. Secure jobs are defined and enabled either via
DocuPrint N40 printer drivers or via a sequence of PJL
commands (see Chapter 5: Using the Hard Disk Drive / Downloading Fonts and Jobs, page 5-8, for an example).
This feature requires the Hard Disk Drive option.
The DocuPrint N40 allows you to view and proofread the
first set of a multiple set job before printing the remaining
sets. This is called “proof printing”. When you send a
proof job to the printer, only the first set is printed
immediately. You can then go to the printer and proof the
first set. Depending on the outcome of the proofing, you
can then decide either to co ntinu e pri ntin g the rema ining
sets or to delete the job by entering the Password Menu
via the Printer Control Panel. Proof printing jobs are
defined and enabled either via the DocuPrint N40 prin ter
drivers or via a sequence of PJL commands (see
“Creating Proof Jobs” page 5-10, for an example). This
feature requires the Hard Disk Drive option.
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-11
Special Features
Printer Generated
Reports
Using the printer's Control Panel, you can print seven
separate reports.
• The Demo Page provides a sample of the printer's
capabilities and lists the printer's key features.
• The Configuration Sheet lists printer name, software
revision level, communication parameters settings,
options installed, current option setting in the Control
Panel's menu system and print counts.
• The PCL Font List shows which PCL fonts are
currently available. The list includes resident fonts,
fonts stored on the hard disk and permanent fonts
downloaded to system memory.
• The PostScript Font List shows which PostScript fonts
are currently available. The list includes resident fonts,
fonts stored on the hard disk or downloaded to system
memory.
• The Test Prin t is used by service and repair technicians
if problems occur with the printer.
• The Disk Directory lists disk statistics and the directory
of the disk file system, including fonts, forms, and
macros.
• The Menu Map option in the Test Menu lets you print
a page showing the structure of the control panel
menu tree.
See Chapter 3:Using the Control Panel for more
information about these reports.
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Special Features
PostScript
Optional Duplex
Printing
Increased Paper
Handling
The DocuPrint N40 includes PostScript LanguageLevel 3.
Click for Updated Information.
You can print two-sided documents when you install the
Duplex Module option.
See Appendix A: DocuPrint N40 Ordering Information to
order a Duplex Module.
Two adjustable 500 sheet input trays and a 50 Sheet
Bypass Feeder are standard. To this, you can add an
optional 2,500 Sheet Feeder consisting of one 500 sheet
tray and two 1000 sheet trays, increasing the total input
capacity to 3,500 sheets. Additional benefits can be
derived by replacing the 50 Sheet Bypass Feeder with the
optional 100 Envelope Feeder. It has a capacity of 100
envelopes.
See Appendix A: DocuPrint N40 Ordering Information to
order the 2,500 Sheet Feeder and 100 Envelope Feeder.
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-13
Special Features
Multiple Output
Options
Memory Expansion
The 200 Sheet Face-up Bin and the 50 0 She et Fa ce-dow n
Bin with offset capability come standard on the DocuPrint
N40. The Face-up Bin holds up to 200 sheets of Letter/A4
paper . The Face-down Bi n with offset capabili ty holds up
to 500 sheets of paper and can offset print jobs.
An optional 10-bin Mailbox/Collator, which sits on top of
the Face-down Bin, is also available. Output can be
directed to any one of its 10 bins, and each bin has a
capacity of 100 sheets of 20 lb. paper. All capacities are
based on 20 lb. paper.
Click for Updated Information.
See Appendix A: DocuPrint N40 Ordering Information to
order the 10-bin Mailbox/Collator.
The DocuPrint N40 base printer has 24 MB of RAM
installed as standard, and five SIMM slots for memory
expansion. The five SIMM slots can be populated with
combinations of 8, 16, or 32 MB memory SIMMs up to a
total of 128 MB. A combination of five 32 MB SIMMs
would exceed the 128 MB maximum and is NOT allowed.
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Special Features
Flash Memory SIMMs
Hard Disk Drive
Option
Finisher
An additional Flash SIMM of 8 MB is available. You can
essentially increase the resident fonts of the printer or
create resident macros by installing Flash SIMMs and
downloading resources permanently to this memory.
Flash Memory SIMMs are installed in the same way as
RAM SIMMs and in the same slots. See Appendix C: Installing and Removing Printer Options.
An optional Hard Disk Drive is also available, and is used
for storing fonts, forms and macros, enabling secure and
proof job printing and automatic collation o f mul tipl e sets
of a document. See Chapter 5: Using the Hard Disk Drive / Downloading Fonts and Jobs for more information about
the Hard Disk Drive. See Appendix A: DocuPrint N40 Ordering Information to order more printer memory or
the Hard Disk Drive.
The finisher option can be installe d only on consol e
versions of the DocuPrint N40 (i.e., versions which have
the 2,500 Sheet Feeder). It has three output bins with a
total maximum capacity of 2,000 unstapled sheets, up to
667 unstapled sheets per bin. There is stapling capability
for all three bins. Stapled output is delivered face down.
The stapler can staple sets of up to 50 sheets. It has three
stapling positions (Front for portrait, Back for landscape,
and Dual for booklet mode). The customer-replaceable
stapling cartridge contains 5,000 staples.
The finisher documentation is provided as a separate
document on your CD.
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-15
Special Features
Intelligent
Rasterizing
The DocuPrint 40 driver sends data to the printer only
once, regardless of the number of copies specified. This
conserves valuable network resources and allo ws users to
resume their applications quickly.
Once the data reaches the N40, it analyzes the job to
determine the amount of memory the rasterized data will
require. If there is sufficient memory, it will perform
Raster Image Processing (RIP) only once and hold the
rasterized pages in memory for use in printing each
successive copy.
Rasterizing is a time consuming part of the printing
process. On many small group laser printers, raster
processing is repeated for each successive copy. The
ability of the N40’s printer intelligence to determine that
particu lar jobs need to be rasterized once allows multiple
sets to be produced at rated printer speeds. This
enhances job performance.
Intelligent rasterizing is performed automatically by the
N40.
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Memory Consi derations
Memory
Considerations
In today's printing environments, technologies have
advanced greatly. Corresponding memory requirements
have increased too. If you plan to print highly complex
jobs, you may need to add printer memory
Click for Updated Information.
The DocuPrint N40 accepts memory SIMMs with the
following specifications:
•8 MB SIMM
— 72 pins
— 70 nanosecond access time
—No parity
— 2M x 32 bits
• 16 MB SIM M
— 72 pins
— 70 nanosecond access time
—No parity
— 4M x 32 bits
• 32 MB SIM M
— 72 pins
— 70 nanosecond access time
—No parity
— 8M x 32 bits
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-17
Memory Consideratio ns
Additional memory will provide the following enhanced
DocuPrint N40 capabilities:
• Additional font cache
• Additional download space for fonts, macros and
images
• Increased throughput for complex pages, duplex
pages and larger paper sizes (A3/Ledger)
• Incr eased Post Scrip t VM
• Collated sets without the Hard Disk Drive
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Installing the Printer
Installing the
Printer
Before You Begin
Space Requirements
Top View
1
60.5 inches (1540 mm)
2
36 inches (920 mm)
3
4 inches (100 mm)
4
12 inches (305 mm)
5
36.5 inches (925 mm)
6
72 inches (1830 mm)
This section describes the procedures for unpacking and
setting up the printer in its base c onfiguration. If you have
additional options to install, refer to Appendix C: Installing and Removing Printer Options for specific
instructions for each option.
Be sure to read this entire section before continuing on to
the installation steps. This section contains important
information concerning your safety and the safety of the
printer.
For easy operation, maintenance and replacing of
consumables, you should select a location for the printer
that leaves the minimum clearan ces around th e printer as
shown in Figure 1.4 for a base configuration, and in
Figure 1.5 on page 1-20 when options are installed.
Figure 1.4Space requirements for a base configuration
Chapter 1: Getting Started ❖ 1-19
Installing the Printer
Top View
1
60 inches (1525 mm)
2
32 inches (815 mm)
3
4 inches (100 mm)
4
12 inches (305 mm)
5
36 inches (915 mm)
6
72 inches (1830 mm)
Figure 1.5Space requirements when options are installed
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