Benutzeranleitung / Produktwartung 910 des Produzenten Lexmark
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www.lexmark .com User’ s Reference October 2001 Le xmark C910.
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i T ab l e of contents Chapter 1: Printer overv iew ............ .............. .............. .......... ............ 9 Print spee d ........................ ............. ................... ............. ............. .................... ... 10 Memory .
ii Chapter 6: Using the Print and Hold function .................... .......... 20 Printing a nd deletin g held jobs .............. ............ ............. ............. .................... ... 20 Accessing held jobs from the operator panel ......
iii Choosing la bels .... ............. .................... ............ ............. .................... ............. ... 37 Choosing ca rd stock .... ............. ............. ................... ............. ............. ................ 3 7 Choosing tr ansparenc ies .
iv Chapter 22: Clean ing the LEDs .. .............. .............. .............. .......... 70 Chapter 23: Closing the top cover ............... .............. .............. ...... 72 Chapter 24: Conserving s upplies ............ ......... .........
v Chapter 39: Ordering suppli es ................. .............. .............. ........ 133 Chapter 40: Call ing for service ................ ......... .............. ............. 135 Chapter 41: Contacting Lexmar k customer servic e on the Web ...
vi Chapter 52: Managing memory .. .............. .............. .............. ........ 179 Printer m emory ..... ............. .................... ............ ............. ............. .................... . 179 Adding m emory ................. .
vii Chapter 69: Setup Menu ........ .............. .............. ......... .............. .... 288 Chapter 70: Supplies Me nu ................. .............. .............. ............. 295 Chapter 71: USB Menu ...... .............. .............. .
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9 1 Printer o ver view The following illustrations show a Lexmark™ C910 sta ndard mod el conf iguration an d a fully c onfigu red network pri nter . If you hav e attache d paper h andli ng options to your pri nter , it may look mor e like the fully confi gured mo del.
10 The pr inter also offers flexible paper ha ndling. It suppo r ts a wide vari ety of pap er sizes, from A 5 to A3 and 11x17 in., an d has a s tandard mul tipur p ose feeder that makes it eas y to pr int on e nv elopes, transparenc ies, labels, ca rd stock, an d non-st andar d size paper .
11 2 A v oiding print quality pr oblems T o pre v ent prin t quality pr oblems, do not touc h the roller on the bottom of the toner car tr idge, the shi ny green tube o n the ph otodev eloper , the fil m on the tran sfer belt, or the fuser rol lers. Scratch es or finger prin ts on a ny of these s urfaces can affect pr int quality .
12 3 Canceling a print job T o cancel a pr int jo b: 1 Press Menu . Job Menu appears on the first line of the di splay and Cancel Job appears on the seco nd lin e. 2 Press Select . Canceli ng Job br iefly app ears on the displ ay . Th e pr inter f inishes pr inti ng any page al ready being pr inted , and the n stops.
13 4 Contr olling printed output Y our pr inte r driver provid es you with the best qual ity outpu t for v ar ious typ es of p rint ing needs. Howe ver , you ma y want more c ontrol over how your print ed doc ument will look. Y our pr inte r default is se t to give you the best screen frequenc y se tting for high qual ity busines s graphics.
14 T oner darkness This sett ing le ts you adju st the amo unt of to ner rel eased dur ing prin ting. Y our prin ter offers five T oner Dark ness setti ngs. The values range from 1 ( lightest settin g) to 5 (dar kest se tting) . The default tone r dark ness setti ng is 4.
15 Screen frequency The scre en freque ncy is the number o f halfto ne cells p er in ch. A h igher scree n freq uency s etting increa ses th e number of halfton e cells per inc h. Incre asing the number o f halfto ne cel ls per inch doe s not neces sar ily give you better qual ity .
16 5 Using the operator panel This sec tion con tains informati on abou t underst anding the ope rator panel, c hangi ng pr inter s ettings, and und erstand ing ope rator pane l menus. Y ou can change m ost pr inter s etting s from your so ftware applic ation or prin ter dr iver .
17 Using the op erator pan el b uttons Use the fi v e ope rator panel buttons to open a m enu, scrol l throug h a list of values, ch ange pr inter settings, and respon d to pr inter messag es.
18 Y ou can modif y pr inter se ttings by: • Selecti ng a setti ng from a list of values • Changing a n On/Off setting • Changing a numer ica l settin g T o select a new v a lue as a setting : 1 F r om a Ready status mess age, press Menu . The menu na mes ap pear .
19 4 V er ify t hat the o ptions you in stalled are corre ctly lis ted unde r “ Inst all ed Features. ” If an optio n you insta lled is not liste d, tur n th e pri nter off, unplug th e power cord, a nd reinst all the o ptio n.
20 6 Using the Print and Hold function When sendi ng a job to the pr inter , y ou can specify in the driver that you want the printer to hold the job in memo r y . When you are rea dy to pr int the job, y ou must g o to the pr inter and use the op erator panel menus to ide ntify whi ch held job you want to pri nt.
21 Accessing he ld jobs from the operato r panel 1 T o access held j obs from the operator pa nel: – If the pr inter is Busy , press Me nu and the Job M enu appear s.
22 Repeat Print If you send a Re peat Pr int job, the pr inter pr ints all re quested copi es of the j ob and stores the job in memor y s o you can pr in t addition al cop ies late r . Y o u can prin t addit ional co pies as long a s the job remain s store d in memory .
23 Confident i al jobs When you sen d a job to th e pr inter , you can ent er a per sonal id entifica tion number (PIN) from the dri v er . The PI N must be four digits using the numbers 1 – 6.
24 7 Sending a job to print T o send a job to th e pri nter : 1 Open the file you want to pr int . 2 F r om the Fi le menu, ch oose Print . 3 V er ify t hat the c orrect pr inte r is s elected in the di alog box. 4 Adjust t he pr inter settings accor ding to your need.
25 8 Color correction Color C orrection lets y ou mod ify the color setting s used to p rin t your docume nts. The C olor Co rrection settings you can choo se from are: Auto , Display , CMYK, Off, Vivid, a nd Manual . A uto is the default setting wh en the p rin ter is s hipped fr om the factor y .
26 If you use this s etting without the necess ar y colo r managem ent so ftware or your appl ication d oes not provide the correc t informa tion, your pr inted output m ay ha ve unexpected resu lts. Off When you sel ect Off a s your colo r corr ection, t he pr int er expects to r eceive the neces sar y colo r correcti on from your so ftware.
27 9 Managing color There ar e many color managem ent syst ems on the mar ket today . They range from simp le s watchbook s to spec ially des igned and design ated color ser vers. A color ma nageme nt system (CMS) helps you match colors acr oss a number of de vice s, includ ing scann ers, monitor s, and print ers.
28 P opular color man agement systems There ar e many color mana gement sy stems for you to choose from. T he type of CMS you ch oose impacts the co lor qual ity of your p rin ted outp ut. Choose a CMS th at best me ets your cost an d performa nce needs.
29 10 Understanding color Y our pr inter gives you the power to communicate in colo r . Col or attracts attent ion, comm ands respec t, and adds value to your pri nted ma teria l or infor mation. Using co lor inc reases readershi p and is read more ofte n than th e same ma teri al pr inted in black and white.
30 Primary c olor s Notice the three pr imar y addi tive colors r ed, green, an d blue in the il lustratio n. Y ou can see that when all thre e colors a re comb ined, you get wh ite. Howe ver , look at th e area whe re any two colo rs ov erl ap . What you see is cyan, mage nta, or yellow .
31 Color difference Most sof tware applic ations tod ay provide us with a WYSIW YG (What Y ou S ee Is Wha t Y ou Get) environment. This he lps u s dev e lop the look of o ur docum ent. Howev er , the difference between th e additive and subtra ctive colors m a y som etimes c ause a pr oblem between wh at you see and what you get.
32 As your monito r ages, the c olors o n the scree n als o change. Chang ing the toner ca r tr idges, photodev elope r car tr idg e, and paper in your prin ter also has a ma jor impa ct on the color i n your printe d document .
33 11 Choosing media The pr int qua lity and f eed reliabili ty of your pr inter an d opti ons can var y with the type an d size of print media you use.
34 Smoothness The degree of smooth ness of p aper dir ectly affects prin t quality . If the pa per is t oo rough, the tone r does not f use to the pape r proper ly , r esulting in poo r pr int qua lity . If the paper i s too smo oth, it can cause pa per feeding pr oblems.
35 Unsatisfactor y paper The following papers are not r ecommend ed for use with th e pr inter : • Chemical ly trea ted pap ers use d to make copi es without carbon paper , also known as carbonless .
36 T o help av oid jams or poor p rint quali ty: • Always use new , undama ged pap er . • Before loading paper , know the recomm ended pr int side of th e paper you ’ re us ing. Th is informati on is us ually i ndicated on the p aper package. • Do not use paper tha t you hav e cut or tri mmed yourse lf.
37 F or best perfor mance, use env elopes ma de from 75 g/m 2 (20 lb bond) paper . Y ou can use up to 105 g / m 2 (28 l b bond) weig ht for the multipur pose feeder as long as th e cotton c ontent is 25% or less. Env elopes wi th 100% cot ton con tent must not e xceed 90 g/m 2 (24 lb bon d) weigh t.
38 When p rin ting on card s tock: • Be sur e to selec t Card S tock in the Paper T yp e menu ite m in the P aper Me nu. (See Pa p e r Ty p e for detailed i nf or mation about thes e setting s.
39 12 Loading media This sec tion p rovides informat ion abo ut loa ding m edia in th e input op tions. Prope r pap er loadi ng helps prev e nt paper j ams and e nsure trou ble-free pr intin g. Before loading p aper , find th e recomm ended p rin t side of the pape r you ’ re using.
40 13 Loading the high capacity feeder Y ou can attach an option al hig h capaci ty feeder to your pr inter. This can provid e an add itional i nput of 3,000 she ets of pape r . Note: Do not lo ad any pr int med ia other th an paper i n the hig h capaci ty feeder .
41 3 Loosen th e left a nd ri ght pap er guide thumbsc rews. 4 Slide th e guide s left or ri ght to th e correct posit ion for the size pap er you are loading (A4 o r Letter).
42 6 Flex the sheets b ack and f or th to lo osen them , and th en fan them. Do not fold or creas e the pape r . Straighten the edge s of the s tack on a lev el surface. Note: Do not exceed the m aximum stack height. Overfilling th e tray ma y caus e jams.
43 8 Press the paper tray button The pape r tra y lowers to let you load up ano ther 500 s heets of paper . Note: If there i s only a p ar ti al sta ck of paper in the tray , the paper l ow sensor will not a llow the tray to go down. Add mor e paper to lower the tray .
44 14 Loading the m ultipurpose f eeder The multip ur pos e feeder can h old sev eral sizes and ty pes of pape r , such as transpa rencie s and env e lopes. It i s useful for single p age pr inti ng on lette rhead, co lore d paper , or other speci al paper.
45 T rouble-free printing • Load only one size of paper or envelopes at a time in the multipur pos e feeder . • T o achie v e th e best po ssible pri nt qualit y , use only hi gh-qual ity pr int me dia that is designed for use in l aser pr inters.
46 2 Slide th e paper wi dth gui des to the corre ct position f or the s ize paper you are loading. 3 Push down the bottom p late un til it lo cks into pla ce.
47 4 Prepar e the pr int med ia for loading. – Flex paper or fan env elopes back and for th . Do not f old or crease t he pape r . Straighten the edges on a lev el surface. – Hold transpar encies by the ed ges and avoid touching the pr int side. Fan the stack of transparenc ies to prev ent j ams.
48 Loading paper and transparencies a Load paper or transpar encies in the c enter of th e tray with the recomm ended p rin t side fa c e u p . b Continue w ith step 6 . Loading en velopes a Load envelopes flap si de down with the stamp area o n the r ight.
49 Loading letterhead a Fo r b o t h si mplex (singl e- si ded ) and duplex prin ting on letterhe ad, pla ce the pri nted side fa c e u p . b Continue w ith step 6 . 6 Gently sl ide th e pri nt media i nto the multipur pos e feeder . Note: F orcin g the pr int m edia may cause it to buckle.
50 9 Select t he pape r source, size, and typ e from your soft ware applica tion a nd selec t paper s ize and type f rom the op erator pan el. a Make sure the Paper Size and Paper T ype f or the mul tipur po se feeder (MP Feeder Size and MP Feeder T ype) are set to the co rrect value for the pr int m edia you are lo ading.
51 4 Close the multipur pose feeder door..
52 15 Output bins Y our pr inter has two output bins: the standa rd output bin on top of th e pri nter and an exit tra y (bin 1). Y our pr inte r directs all med ia except transpare ncies an d env elopes to the st andar d output bin . T ransparencies ar e automat icall y directe d to the exit tra y (bin 1) to r educe c url ing.
53 16 Loading a paper tra y The pr inter lets you know when you need to l oad paper. If a tra y has less tha n 50 sh eets of pap er , Tray x Low ap pears o n the di splay , where x corr esponds to a paper tra y . Open t he tra y and l oad pap er to remove the message.
54 2 Pre ss the m etal plate dow n unt il it l oc k s. 3 Squeeze the l eft gui de and sl ide it to the pos ition for the size pape r you are lo ading. 4 Release t he paper guide. Note: The positi on of t he left pap er guide tells th e pri nter the size of the p aper in t he tra y .
55 5 Flex the sheets b ack and f or th to lo osen them , and th en fan them. Do not fold or creas e the pape r . Straighten the edge s of the s tack on a lev el surface. 6 Place th e paper i n the tray , pr int sid e down. Note: Do not exceed the m aximum stack height.
56 7 Squeeze the f ront paper guid e lev er and slide the gui de until i t lightl y touches the stack of paper . 8 Rotate the p aper si ze dial until th e size of the paper in the tray is indicated. Note: This sett ing se r ves as a visua l remin der only ; it has n o effect on the o peration of the pr inter .
57 9 Push the tra y in. Loading let terhead See Loading the multipurpose f eeder for instr uctions on loadi ng lett erhead i n the multipu r pose f eeder . F ollow the st eps in Loading paper , card stoc k, or labels to load transparenc ies in th e tra y .
58 17 Using the hea vy media tra y The opti onal heavy me dia tray replaces tra y 1. For instr uctions on removing a nd ins talling t ra y 1, see Exchanging tr ay 1 . The heavy media t ra y is spe cially desi gned for use with heavier plain pa per , glossy paper , transpar encies, lab els, and car d sto c k.
59 7 Press Menu unti l you see C ustom Type 1 , and then press S elect . 8 Press Menu until you see the type o f media you loaded in the heavy medi a tra y , and then press Select . 9 Press Go . The pr inter r etur ns to the Ready st a te. Exchanging tray 1 1 Pull tray 1 out unt il it sto ps.
60 3 Lower the front o f the tray and pull the t ra y from the drawer slides. 4 Align th e rollers on the side of th e paper tray with slo ts on th e left and r ight drawer slides. 5 Place th e drawer rollers i nto the drawer slides and sli de the drawer in un til it sto ps.
61 7 Slide th e tray in until both tra y sto ps pass the slid e stops. Note: Y ou onl y need to l ift the tray high enoug h f o r the tra y stop to move ov er the sli de stop. If the slides mov e when you are install ing the tray , y ou can hold one s lide while you inser t the drawer , an d then hold the oth er slid e.
62 18 Media guidelines Use reco mmende d media (pap er , trans parenci es, env el opes, card sto ck and labels) f or your printer to av oid pr intin g pro blems. F or detai led infor mation about media character istic s, refer to the Card Stoc k & Label Gu ide lo cated on t he Lexmar k Web site at www .
63 The following table lists recommen ded media , weights, and the stack height guide to use when loading the pap er trays. Pa p e r Note: Using low quality paper may result in unsatis f acto r y performa nce and may degrade pri nt quality . When pr intin g photographic qua lity im ages, use a high-qu ality lase r pri nter paper .
64 The following are not r ecommen ded for your printer : • P aper wi th a l arge co tto n cont ent • P aper wit h a rough or heavily textured sur f ace • Coated pape rs, such as e rasable bond .
65 When p rin ting on env elopes : • T ry a s ample of any envelopes before buying lar ge qua ntities. • Use env elopes made from 9 0 to 105 g / m 2 (24 to 28 lb) bond pa per .
66 Car d stock Note: Load car d stock in the multi pur pose feeder and heavy media tray only . Do not loa d more tha n 50 she ets of card s tock into the multipur pos e feeder . Loa ding m ore than 50 sheets of card stock or us ing the wro ng paper s ource may cause paper jams or a f ailure t o f eed.
67 19 T ra y lin king T ra y link ing enables the auto matic li nking feature for tra ys when you use t he sam e size and type of pri nt media i n multipl e pape r sources (trays). F or example, let ’ s say you hav e loaded two option al tra ys wi th the same size pr int medi a and both a re set to the same pape r type.
68 20 Tips f or successful printing Storing paper Proper ly s tori ng the med ia hel ps ensure trouble-free pr inti ng. Use the following guid elines: • F or bes t result s, store media in an e nvironment wher e the tem perature is approximately 21 ° C (70 ° F) and the re lative humidit y is 40%.
69 21 Determining suppl y status Pri nt the menu s ettings pa ge to c heck the status of pri nter su pply item s. See Printing the menu settings page f o r deta iled inst ruct ions. One or two pages pr int depe nding on the number of menu settings you hav e.
70 22 Cleaning the LEDs If you are experien cing pr in t quality problems su ch as voids, light s treaks, or light pr int, you m a y need to clean the LED s inside th e top cover . Note: F or ins truct ions on opening th e top cover , se e Opening the top co ver .
71 can af f ect the performan ce of t he photo de v elo per . A void to uching th e photodev elope r anywhere except the handles. Note: The toner inside th e toner car trid ges ca n soil cl othing. Do no t clean clothing soile d with toner in hot water ; this per man ently adher es the toner to the cl othing.
72 23 Closing the top co ver CAUTION: Before closing the top c ov er make sure ev er yone is aw ay from the pri nter and the area und er the cover is fre e of han ds, clothing , and other items. 1 Place b oth hand s on the to p cover as shown. 2 Press down fir mly un til the top cover clic ks into pla ce.
73 3 Rotate the to p cov er locking l ev e r to the r ight. Note: If you cannot rota te the l ocking lev er , the cov er is not fully c losed. Open the top cov er and p ress down fi r mly unti l the to p cov er cl icks int o place. 4 Clos e the fro nt do or .
74 24 Conser ving supplies Sev eral settings i n your applic ation so ftware or on t he disp la y let you cons er ve toner and paper : Supply Setti ng What the se tting does For more inf ormation, see... T on er T on er Darkness in the C o lor Me nu Lets y ou adju st the am ount of ton er released on a shee t of p aper .
75 25 Replacing a photode veloper Y our pr inter monitors th e life of your photodev e lopers. Whe n a photodeveloper reaches the end of i ts lif e, the p rinter disp la ys 84 Black Photo Dev Exhausted or 84 Color Photo D evs Exhausted . This m essage indi cates i t is time to repla ce one or more sp ecified photodevelopers.
76 2 Pull the waste toner ar m aw a y fr om the photodev eloper . 3 Use the tab to pull th e photo dev e loper appr o ximate ly halfway out of the pr inter . Some force is ini tiall y requi red to pu ll the photodev eloper p ast the locking spr ing . 4 Grasp the pho todev eloper handle and conti nue to pull t he photo dev e loper ou t.
77 Installing a photodeveloper Note: Y our p rinte r has four color -coded photodev elopers. Each pho todev eloper h as its own color- coded pos ition . 1 Remov e the replace ment photod ev el oper from t he packing ma ter ial. Note: The photo dev e loper has a c ov er ov er the green dev eloper film .
78 3 Align th e photod ev el oper wit h the slot under the match ing co lor lab el. 4 While ho lding the pho tode v el oper w ith the lef t hand a nd the p hotodev e loper c ov er with the rig ht hand sl ide the photod e veloper into th e slot unti l it is fully seate d.
79 5 Push the waste toner ar m unt il it con nects wi th the ph otodev e loper and snap s into pl ace. 6 Repeat R emoving a photode veloper step 2 thr ough Installing a photodeveloper step 5 to insta ll additi onal p hotodevelopers.
80 26 Replacing supplies F or infor matio n about replacin g an ind ividual supply item, c lick the hea dings bel ow: The pri nter calc ulates and stores inform ation on the number of images that hav e been pr inted.
81 Press Go to clear the m essage. The Supplie s statu s message appears on the sec ond line of the display to rem ind you there are supp lies tha t need a ttentio n. Press Men u to open th e Supp lies Menu and quickly de ter mine t he supply item s that need to be r eplaced .
82 27 Replacing the fuser Y our pr inter monitors the life of your fuser . When th e fuse r reaches the end of its l if e, the pri nter disp lays 80 Fuser Exh austed . This m essag e indic ates it i s time for you to re place th e fuse r . For best pri nt quality , make sure you replac e the fu ser when the pr inter displays 80 Fuser Life Warning .
83 3 T urn o ff or unpl ug any opti onal devices c onnec ted to the p r inter . W ARNING : Do not touch, drop, or place anythi ng on the transfer belt. T ouching th e surface of the transfer belt or placing items on i t may cause dam age. 4 Comple te the step s to op en the t op cover .
84 5 Lift the fus er pre ssure re lease lever up . W ARNING : R emo ving or rep lacin g the f user w hile t he fu ser pr essur e rele ase l e ve r is in the down position will dam age the lev er . CAUTION: The fus er may be hot! Allow the fuser to c ool before touc hing.
85 7 Lift the fus er up an d out. Note: Do not dis card the old fuse r at this time. The oil c oatin g roll will be insta lled in t he new fuser . Installi ng the fuser 1 Remov e the replace ment fuser from th e packing mater ial, a nd remove any packing mater ial from the fuser .
86 2 Align th e new fuser with the ope ning i n the pr inter . 3 Lower the fuser un til it snaps in to pla ce. 4 Remov e the oil coat ing roll from the old fus er .
87 CAUTION: The oil coating roll may be hot! Al low the oil c oating ro ll to coo l before touchin g. a Pull up on the l ocking tab to unlock the oil coating roll. b Slide ou t the oi l coa ting rol l. Hold the oi l co ating rol l by the top, as indicated by the dar k area s in the illustrat ion.
88 5 Install the oil c oating ro ll. Make sure the oi l coa ting rol l drops down in to posi tion. It s hould cl ick into p lace with no gap between it and the fuser . CAUTION: Before closing the top c ov er make sure ev er yone is aw ay from the pri nter and the area und er the cover is fre e of han ds, clothing , and other items.
89 10 Press Go to reset the fus er counter. Note: If you replaced the fuse r after re ceivin g the 80 Belt/Fu ser Li fe Warning message or the 80 Belt/Fu ser Ex hausted message, see Rep laci ng the transfer bel t f or ins truc tions on replacing the transfer belt.
90 28 Replacing the oil coating r oll Y our p rint er monit ors the life of your oil co ating roll. W hen the oi l coa ting rol l reac hes the e nd of i ts life, the pri nter di spla ys 85 Coating Roll Exhausted . This mes sage indi cates that you must replace th e oil coat ing roll to co ntinue pr inting.
91 3 Comple te the step s to op en the t op cover . CAUTION: The oil coating roll may be hot! Al low the oil c oating ro ll to coo l before touchin g. 4 Pull up on the l ocking tab to unlock the oil coating roll.
92 5 Slide th e oil co ating r oll out o f the fus er . Hold the oi l co ating rol l by the top, as indicated by the dar k area s in the illustrat ion.
93 7 Slide th e oil co ating r oll into the fus er . Make sure the oi l coa ting rol l drops down in to posi tion. It s hould cl ick into p lace with no gap between it and the fuser . CAUTION: Before closing the top c ov er make sure ev er yone is aw ay from the pri nter and the area und er the cover is fre e of han ds, clothing , and other items.
94 11 T urn the p r inter on . F or ins truc tions ab out repla cing othe r su pply item s, click one of the f ollowing he adings : Replacin g a toner cartridge Replacing the fuser Replacin g the tran.
95 29 Replacing the transf er belt Y our prin ter moni tors t he life of your transfer belt. When the trans f er belt reac hes the end o f its l ife , the printer di spla ys 80 Belt Exha usted . This messa ge ind icates it is time for you to replac e the transfer belt.
96 Remo ving the transf er belt 1 Comple te the step s in Preparing f or maintenance on page 95 . 2 Make sure the pr inte r is tur ned of f . 3 T urn o ff or unpl ug any opti onal devices c onnec ted to the p r inter . W ARNING : Do not touch, drop, or place anythi ng on the transfer belt.
97 5 Loose n the thumb screws on ea ch si de of the tran sfer belt cover . 6 Lift and r emov e the transfer belt cov e r ..
98 7 Loose n the thumb screws on ea ch si de of the tran sfer belt. 8 Pull the transfer belt out..
99 Instal ling th e transfer be lt 1 Remov e the replace ment transfer belt from the p acking mater ial. 2 Align th e transfer belt with the ope ning in th e pri nter .
100 3 Slide th e transfer belt in until it is ful ly seate d. 4 Tighten the transfer belt thumbsc rews..
101 5 Align an d place t he transfer belt cover as shown. 6 Tighten the transfer belt cover thumbscrews. W ARNING : Do not touch, drop, or place anythi ng on the transfer belt. T ouching th e surface of the transfer belt or placing items on i t may cause dam age.
102 7 Lift and r emov e the f our sh ippin g spacers from the transf er bel t. Note: If y ou do not rem o ve t he f our s hi ppi ng sp ac er s fr om the tr an sf er be lt , y o u ma y not be able to clo se the top cover.
103 12 Press Go to reset the tran sf er belt c ounter . Once the coun ter is re set, the Printing Align ment Page message appear s and a test pa ge pri nts. After the test page has pr inted, you are p rompted t o enter alignme nt values for each setting.
104 30 Replacing a toner car tridg e Y our pr inter monitors th e toner l e vel of your toner car tr idges. When the toner is getti ng low , the p rint er disp lays 88 <color> Toner Lo w . Th is me ssage in dica tes it is time for you to replace one or m ore specifi ed tone r ca r tr id ges.
105 Remo ving a toner car tridge Note: If you need instru ctions on how to open the top cover , see Opening the top cover . W ARNING : Do not touch, drop, or place anythi ng on the transfer belt. T ouching th e surface of the transfer belt or placing items on i t may cause dam age.
106 3 Pull the toner car trid ge approximatel y hal fwa y out of the pr inter . 4 Grasp the ton er ca r tr idge handle and conti nue to pull t he toner car tr idg e out. Installi ng a toner cartrid ge 1 Remov e the replace ment toner car tr idge from the p acking mater ial.
107 3 Remov e the shipp ing tape a nd any addi tional pa cking mater ial. 4 Align th e toner c ar tr idge with it s slot i n the pr inter . The to ner car tr idge is placed to the r ight of the co rrespondi ng co lored la bel.
108 5 Slide th e toner car tr idge in unti l the car t rid ge is ful ly seate d. 6 Push the waste to ner ar m unt il it snaps in to place ov er the p hotodev eloper. 7 Repeat R emoving a toner cartridge step 2 through Insta lling a toner cartridge st ep 6 to insta ll additi onal t oner car tr idg es.
109 8 Close the top cover and the fr ont door. Note: If you need inst ruct ions on how to close t he top cover , se e Closing the t op co ve r . F or ins truc tions ab out repla cing othe r su pply it.
110 31 Opening the top co ver T o access the p rin ter suppl ies and some o f the pa per jam a reas, open th e top c ov e r : 1 Open the front door. 2 Rotate the to p cov er locking lev er t o the le ft.
111 3 Push up on the r ight top cover locking button and li ft at the points shown below . 4 Lift the top cov er unti l it stop s. F or infor matio n about re placing an ind ividual su pply item or p .
112 32 Storing supplies Store s upplies in their ori ginal packaging unt il you are read y to i nstall them. Do not stor e su pplies in: • T emperatures greater than 43 ° C (11 0 ° F) • An envir.
113 33 Resetting the maintenance counter After r eplacing the fuser or trans f er belt, you must rese t the maint enance count er . If the mes sage Did you replace F user? or Did you replace Belt? appears, press Go . Otherwise, use the following steps to reset the fuser or transfer belt co unter .
114 5 Press Menu until Fuser appears on the second line o f the disp lay . 6 Press Select to open the Fuser menu item. 7 Press Menu until =Replaced appears on the secon d line of t he displ a y . 8 Press Select to reset the fuser counter to zero . 9 Press Go .
115 34 Remo ving memory and network options Previously ins talled m emor y and in terf ace options can ea sily be removed b y usin g the pr ocedur es on the following pages. 1 T urn the p r inter off . 2 Unpl ug t he po wer cor d. 3 Disconn ect the para llel or Et her net c able from the pr inte r .
116 3 Slide th e cov er up a nd awa y from the pr inte r . W ARNING : The system boar d acces s cover must be replac ed before operating the pr inter . Locating m emor y and net w ork opti ons Use the following illus tration to loc ate the con nector for the car d you want to remove.
117 Remo ving a mem ory card Co m pl e te t h e f o l l o w i ng s t e ps if y ou n eed to r e m o v e a m e m o r y c a r d. O th e r w i s e , go to Install i ng the sy s t e m bo a r d ac c ess c o v e r . 1 Make sure the pr inte r is tur ne d off an d the power cord is unplugg ed.
118 Remo ving an op tion car d Y ou need a number 2 P hillip s screwdriver to rem ov e an opti on ca rd. 1 Make sure the pr inte r is tur ne d off an d the power cord is unplugg ed. 2 Comple te the step s for Removing the syste m board access cover if i t is sti ll inst alled.
119 4 Gently pul l the o ption card compl etely out . 5 Place th e optio n card in i ts or igin al packaging. If you do not have the orig inal p ackaging, wrap the option card in paper and store i t in a b ox. 6 If you are not ins talling another o ption c ard in t he connec tor , c ov er the opening wi th a blank inter nal pr int ser ver cover .
120 3 Holding th e fir mware card by its sides, gentl y pull th e card com pletely o ut. A void touching the metal pins on th e bottom of the card. 4 Place th e fir mware card in its ori ginal packagin g. If you do not hav e the ori ginal packaging, wrap the fir mware card in paper and store it in a box.
121 4 Flip the har d disk over , and then unplug the r ibbon c able connector from t he conn ector on the system board. 5 Remov e the ribbon cable from the hard di sk. 6 Place th e hard di sk in th e ori ginal pa ckaging. If you do not have the orig inal p ackaging, wrap the par ts in paper and stor e them in a box.
122 Installing the syste m boar d access cover After you have remov ed the o ptions, comp lete the following steps to i nstall th e cover and system board. Y ou need a number 2 P hillip s screwdriver to ins tall the c over . 1 Make sure the pr inte r is off and unplug ged.
123 3 Place th e cov er aga inst th e pr inter and slid e it down. 4 Tighten the eig ht screws. 5 Connect th e pri nter cables and power cord, an d tur n the pri nter on. Note: T o pre v ent an e lectr ical overload, pl ug your prin ter into a well-grounded ou tlet on a non-ground fault inter rup ter (GFI ) circuit.
124 35 Remo ving an optional dra w er 1 T urn the p r inter off . 2 Unpl ug t he po wer cor d. Note: T o pre v ent an e lectr ical overload, pl ug your prin ter into a well-grounded ou tlet on a non-ground fault inter rup ter (GFI ) circuit. 3 Disconn ect the para llel or Et her net c able from the pr inte r .
125 5 Lift the op tional drawer ..
126 36 Remo ving the duple x unit 1 T urn the p r inter off . 2 Open the duplex unit door ..
127 3 Loosen th e thumb screws secur ing th e dupl e x unit . 4 Slide th e duplex unit o ut..
128 5 Close the duplex unit door..
129 37 Remo ving the high capacity feeder 1 T urn the p r inter off . 2 Unplug the high cap acity feeder power cord fr om the e lectri cal outlet. 3 Disconn ect the in terface cable from the s ide of the high c apacity f eeder . 4 Roll the h igh capac ity feeder awa y f rom the pr inte r .
130 6 Raise the guide rail and pull it awa y from the d ocking frame. 7 Remov e the wrench from the ho lder in t he hig h capaci ty feeder ..
131 8 Remov e the f our scr ews securi ng the docking frame. 9 Inser t the two si de covers into the scr ew holes on the option al drawer until they snap i nto place.
132 38 Rec yc ling used supplies Lexmark ’ s Operatio n ReSourc e SM program lets you par tici pate in a worldwi de recycl ing effor t at no cost to you. P ac k your old toner c ar tr idge in the new toner c ar tr idge shipp ing box. F ollow the instr uctio ns in the box to send th e old car tr idge ba ck to Le xmark.
133 39 Or dering supplies In the U.S . or Cana da, ca ll 1-800 -438-24 68 for inf or matio n about Lexmark Authori zed Supplies Dealers in your area. In other count r ies, contact the place where you bou ght your pri nter . Y ou can also vi sit the L e xma rk online s tore at www .
134 Or dering a toner cartridg e When t he 88 <color> Toner Low message ap pears on the disp lay , y ou shou ld order a new toner car trid ge. Y ou can continue to pr int afte r the 88 <color.
135 40 Calling f or service When you cal l f or p rinte r ser vi ce, descr ibe th e problem you are exper iencing , the me ssage on the display , and the t roubleshooti ng steps you hav e alrea dy taken to find a soluti on. Y ou need your print er mod el type a nd seri al number .
136 41 Contacting Le xmark customer ser vice on the W eb T echnical sup por t and inform ation i s av ailable on the Web at www .lexma rk.com . Y ou can lo ok for solu tions to your prin ting p roblems usi ng the L e xmar k T echni cal Librar y , F AQ s , and th e Lexmark Knowledge Base.
137 42 Solving displa y pr oblems If the sugg ested correcti v e ac tion does not fix th e problem, call your ser v ice re presenta tive . Proble m Action Operat or pane l displa ys only diamond s or is bla nk. • T urn the printer of f , wait a bout 10 s econds, and turn the printer on .
138 43 Solving netw ork printing pr oblems If a job di d not pr int or inco rrect cha racters pr inted, verify that the Lexmark i nter nal p rin t ser ver or ex ter nal pri nt ser ver is set up p roper ly and the net work c able is connecte d. Note: Refer to the drivers CD for more detai ls.
139 44 Chec king an unresponsive printer If your pri nter is not r esponding, first ma ke sure that: • The pr inter cable is secu rely att ached to the p rinte r and the host com puter . • The power cord i s plugg ed into the prin ter and a prope rly grou nded elec tric al outle t.
140 45 Solving printing pr oblems If the sugg ested correcti v e ac tion does not fix th e problem, call your ser v ice re presenta tive . Proble m Action Job did not print or incorrect char acters printed. Mak e sure Ready appears on the op erator panel be fore you send a j ob to print.
141 Une xpected page break s appear . Increase the Print Ti meout v alue in the Set up M enu . T r ansparen cies jam . If yo u just turned the printer on or th e printer ha s been i dle f or a period o f time, print on pape r bef ore trying to p rint on tr ansparencie s.
142 Job prints from th e wrong paper source o r on the w rong print medi a. Chec k the P aper T ype settin g in t he Paper Me nu from the pri nte r ope rator panel an d in the printe r driv er . Printer does n ot duple x pages. • Make sure Duple x is s elected in either t he Finish ing Men u or the appl icat io n you ar e p r inti ng fr om.
143 46 Solving print quality pr oblems Proble m Action Print is too li ght, or printed images or cha r acters ha v e v oid s or dropouts . Ma ke su r e you ’ re using recomme nded pape r or other m edia. Use m edia from a new packa ge. Se e Media gui delines .
144 T oner c ov ers the ba ckg round of the page . Mak e sure th e aff ected to ner cartridge is compl etely inst alled. The page has 1 00% c ov e r age of one colo r . Replac e the pho tode ve lopers . If the page is blac k, y ou can replace j ust the bla ck p hotode velop er .
145 Printed ma terials deliv ered by the p ost al ser vic e arr ive wit h ghosting or mirror i mages of the te xt visib le on the p age. When preparin g printed mate rials f or mailing: • Use 2 4 lb ( 9 0 g/ m 2 ) paper . • A void ro ugh pa per ; sel ect pape r wi th a sm o oth nes s from 100 t o 15 0 Shef fiel d po int s.
146 47 Clearing paper jams By carefu lly s electin g pri nt med ia and loa ding th em prope rly , you should be able to av oid most paper jams. If jams do occu r , follow the steps outline d in thi s secti on. T o resolve the paper ja m mess ages, you must clear the jamme d are a and then p ress Go to clear the message and re sume printi ng.
147 200 Paper Ja m <x> Pages Jammed (Check Area s A-F, T 1-5, MPF ) This m essage i dentifies the area s (A – F, M P F, o r T 1 – T5) you need t o check to remove the paper o r to clear t he mes sage. The di splay will alt er nate be tween 200 Paper Jam <x> Pages Jammed and Check A reas A-F .
148 2 Remov e any paper on the transfer belt. If the paper sourc e was the mult ipur pose feeder , ch eck the area between the multipur pos e f eeder and the transfer belt. W ARNING : Do not use a ny point ed obj ects to remove the pap er . This cou ld caus e per manent damage to the transfer belt.
149 5 Slowly pull th e paper out of the fuser toward the i nside of the pr inter . 6 Rotate th e fuser pressu re rele ase lev er down. Note: The top c ov er will not cl ose until the lev er is i n the down po sition. 7 Check the top c ov er for additiona l jams.
150 8 Remov e the jam from the top cov er . 9 Close the top cover and the fr ont door. Note: If you need inst ruct ions on how to close t he top cover , se e Closing the t op co ve r . 10 Open the jam acc ess door on the left sid e of the prin ter . 11 Remov e any pap er insi de the prin ter .
151 12 Clos e the j am acce ss doo r . T o pre vent additional pa per jams, m ake sure both si des of the door are close d. 13 Press Go . Check Area C Jams that cause a Check Area C message require op ening t he duplex jam acce ss do or . If you are pri nting on s mall pape r , the following steps m a y n ot clear the jam.
152 3 Press Go . If the paper jam mes sage co ntinues, check and clear a ll pap er from the paper path. Check Area D This m essage indi cates a paper ja m in th e duplex unit are a. T o clear are a D: 1 Open the duplex jam acc ess door on the r ight s ide of the pr inter .
153 3 T urn th e paper forwarding dia l counter clockwise. If the paper advances out of t he dupl ex unit , remove the jam and go to step 7 . If the paper does not a dvance, go to ste p step 4 .
154 6 Clos e the d uple x unit co vers . 7 Push the duplex unit un til it s tops. 8 Clos e the acc ess d oor . 9 Press Go . If the paper jam mes sage co ntinues, check and clear a ll pap er from the paper path.
155 Removing small size paper fr om the duple x unit When pr in ting on bot h side s of A5 o r othe r small s ize paper , you ma y need to par t ially r emov e the duplex unit to cl ear the j am. 1 T urn off th e pri nter . 2 Open the duplex unit door .
156 3 Loose n the two screws sh own. 4 Pull out the dup lex unit f ar enough to se e the du plex unit inlet..
157 5 Remov e ja m from the duplex unit inle t. 6 Slide th e duplex unit i n. 7 Align th e thumbs crews on the dup lex unit with the h oles in the pr inter.
158 9 Close the duplex unit door. Check Area E This m essage indi cates a jam in the top, middle, or botto m opti onal drawer paper path area . Note: If you hav e a high c apacity f eeder, pull the feeder awa y from the pri nter . 1 Open the jam acc ess d oor on the top opt ional drawer .
159 2 Remo ve t he j am. 3 Clos e the j am acce ss doo r . 4 Open the jam acc ess door on the middle o ptional drawer . 5 Remo ve t he j am. 6 Clos e the j am acce ss doo r .
160 7 Open the jam acc ess door on the bottom optional d ra wer . 8 Remo ve t he j am. 9 Clos e the j am acce ss doo r . 10 Press Go . If the paper jam mes sage co ntinues, check and clear a ll pap er from the paper path.
161 Check Area F 1 Pull the high cap acity feeder awa y from the prin ter . 2 Open the jam acc ess d oor on the top opt ional drawer ..
162 3 Remov e any jams. 4 Clos e the j am acce ss doo r . 5 Slide th e high capacity feeder until the feeder locks to the d ocking frame. When the feeder i s in the c orrect positio n, you hear a clic k . 6 Press Go . If the paper jam mes sage co ntinues, check and clear a ll pap er from the paper path.
163 240 Paper Jam Check M P Feeder 1 Slowly pull the jam s traight out of the mul tipur po se feeder . If the paper will no t come out , procee d with step 2. 2 Open the top cover . Note: If you need instru ctions on how to open the top cover , see Opening the top cover .
164 5 Press Go . 24<x> P aper Jam Check Tray <x> Jams i n fi ve a re a s re su l t i n a 24<x> Pa per Jam m es s age , wher e x repres ents t he tra y number where the ja m has occ urred. P aper ja m mess ages 241 – 244 ind icate a j am has oc curred i n one of the paper trays.
165 3 Push down on the rem aining p aper in th e tray until the bot tom pla te clic ks into place. 4 Clos e the tr a y . 5 Press Go . If the paper jam mes sage co ntinues, check and clear a ll pap er from the paper path.
166 249 Paper Jam Check Tray <x> A 249 Paper Ja m Check Tray <x> message indicate s a ja m has oc curred in the high cap acity f eeder. Note: If you hav e a n opti onal pr inter cabinet, the hi gh ca pacity feeder will be ident ified as tra y 3.
167 3 Clos e the top c ov er . 4 Press Go ..
168 48 Resolving other pr oblems and questions Proble m Action Need up dated printer d rive rs or util iti es. • Ref er to the driver s CD that came with your printer . It contains printer drivers and util ities . • Visit the Le xmark W eb site , www.
169 Cannot receiv e f ax es. Mak e sure ne ither F ax P or t nor F a x Buff er is set to Disab le d in the F ax Men u. Mak e sure th e f ax machine you hav e connect ed is a c lass 1 f ax modem . If pow er to the mode m has be en in terrupted, com plete the fo llow ing step s in the order l isted: 1 T urn the printer po wer off .
170 49 Configuring printer aler ts Y ou can configure the pr inter se v era l wa ys to le t you know when i t requir es attent ion. Using the Setup Menu Select ing A u to Continue ma y affect how the pri nter ale r ts e xecute. This setting d efines how long the pri nter waits afte r displ aying a mess age before it resumes pr inting .
171 50 Disab ling operator panel menus T o disable the operator pa nel menus s o that cha nges can not be m ade to the p rint er default setting s: 1 T urn the p rinte r off. Note: Disabling the op erator panel menus does no t prev ent ac cess to the Job Menu or to the Pr int and H old fun ction .
172 51 Understanding f onts Resident fonts Y our pr inte r is equip ped wit h reside nt fonts stored p er manentl y in pr inter memo r y . Different f onts ar e av ai lable in PCL 6 and P ostSc ript 3 emulations. S ome of t he most po pular ty pefaces, like Courier and Times New Roman, are available f or a ll prin ter lang uages.
173 ITC Book man Demi Italic Bookman-De miItalic Clarend on Co nd ens ed Bold Coronet Coro net-Regular Cour ie rPS C our ie r CourierPS Ob li qu e Courier-Ob li que CourierPS Bold Courier-Bold Courier.
174 Courier Bold Intl-Courier-Bold Cour ie r Bol d It a lic Intl -Co uri er -Bol dObliq ue Letter Gothi c LetterGot hic Letter Gothi c Italic LetterGot hic -Sla nte d Letter Gothi c Bold LetterGot hic.
175 Wingding s Wingding s-Regul ar ITC Zapf Chance r y Medium Italic ZapfCha ncery-MediumItalic ITC Zapf Dingbat s Zap fDingbats Univ ers-Extend ed Univ ers-Extend edOb l Univ ers-BoldExt Univ ers-Bol.
176 Copperplate-Thi r tyT w oBC Copperplate-Thi r tyThreeBC Eurostile Eurostile- Bold Eurostile- ExtendedT wo Eurostile- BoldExtende dT w o GillSans GillSans -Italic GillSans -Bold GillSans -BoldItali.
177 Resident bitmapped f onts Symbol sets A symbol set is an encoded c ollection of alph abetic an d numer ic charac ters, punctuat ion, an d specia l characters av ai lable in the font you selec t. Symbo l sets supp or t t he requi rements f or different langu ages or spe cific a pplic ations, such as math symbols used for scientific text.
178 Y ou can download sc alable fonts in P ostScr ipt 3 emulation an d eithe r scal able or bitmap ped fonts in PCL 6 em ul ation. F onts ca n be do wnloa ded t o print er mem ory , or to a fl ash m e mory opti on or hard disk op tion.
179 52 Managing memory Printer memory Y our pr inter ships wi th at leas t 64MB of memor y . T o deter mine the amount o f memor y curren tly insta lled in your pr inter , select P rint Menus from the Utili ties M enu. The total in stall ed memo r y appea rs on the pr in tout.
180 Solving memory pr oblems If your pri nter enco unter s a memor y shor tage when tr yi ng to pr int a job, it ma y post a n error me ssag e ( 37 Insuffici ent C ollation Area, 37 Insufficien t Def rag Memo ry, 38 Memory Full, or 39 Complex P age ) , depending on the t ask it is t r ying to c omplete.
181 Har d disk If you hav e a large numbe r of pe rm anent resou rces you ’ d like to download to your printe r , you ma y want to instal l an op tional har d disk . The har d disk works much like flash m emor y , but has a larg er storage c apacity f or download ed resou rces.
182 Managing resources downloaded to flash or disk Use the Ma rkV ision u tility to manage the reso urces you store on f lash mem or y or hard di sk. Mark Vision of f ers too ls for; • Setting th e .
183 53 Printer specifications Dimensions Dimension C9 10 C910n C910dn Height 497 mm (19.6 in.) 626 mm (24.6 in.) 626 mm ( 24.6 in.) Width 6 95 mm (27. 4 in.) 695 mm (27.4 i n.) 695 mm ( 27.4 in .) Depth 655 mm (25.8 in.) 6 55 mm (25 .8 in.) 655 mm (25.
184 54 Restoring factory default settings 1 Make sure the pr inte r is on and the Re ady messag e appea rs. 2 Press Menu until you see Utilitie s Menu, a nd then pr ess Select . 3 Press Menu until you see Factor y De faul ts , and then pres s Select .
185 55 Printing sample f onts Y our p rin ter has reside nt f onts stored per mane ntly its mem or y . Different fonts may be av ailable in PCL and P ostSc ript emulatio ns. T o print sa mples of all the f onts c urrently av ailable for your print er : 1 Make sure the pr inte r is on and Ready appears on the disp lay .
186 56 Under standing printer messag es The opera tor panel displays messa ges desc rib ing the current s tate of the pr inter an d indica tes possible pr inter p roblems you must reso lve. This topic pr ovides a li st of all pri nter mes sages, explains what they mean, a nd tell s you how to clear t he messa ges.
187 A Activ ating Menu Changes B Bin <x> Full Busy C Canceling F ax Canceling Job Change <x> Check <de vice> Connection Clearing Job Accounting Stat Close F ront Door Close Side Door Close T op Door Close T ray <x> T op Cov er Cop ying D Defragmenti ng Delete All Jobs Deleting Jobs Disab ling Menus Disk Corrupted.
188 O P P a rallel <x > P erf or ming Self T est Po w e r S av e r Print Jobs on Disk Pr inter Ca librat ing Printing Alignment P age Printing Directory List Printing F ont List Printing Job Acc.
189 35 Res S ave O ff De fi ci en t M e m o r y 37 Insufficient Col lat ion Area 37 Insufficient Defr ag Memor y 37 Insufficient Memory 38 Memor y Full 39 Comple x P age 4 4<x> Unsuppor ted Firm.
190 Activating Me nu Changes What this message means: The pr inter is activating chan ges made to the pr inte r settin gs. What you can do: W ait for the messag e to cl ear . See also: Disabling operator panel men us Bin <x> Fu ll What this message means: The spe cified bin is full.
191 Canceling Job What this message means: The printer is pr oces sing a reques t to ca nce l the cu rren t prin t job . What you can do: W ait for the messag e to cl ear . See also: Canceling a print job Change <x> What this message means: The pr inter is reques ting th at a different type of paper be loaded in one of the inpu t sourc es.
192 Clearing J ob Accounting St at What this message means: The pr inter is dele ting al l job statisti cs stor ed on the hard d isk. What you can do: W ait for the messag e to cl ear . Close Fron t Door What this message means: The pr inter front doo r is ope n.
193 Close Tray <x> Top Cover What this message means: The hig h capaci ty f eede r door is open. Note: The hig h capaci ty feeder can on ly be installe d as T ra y 3 or T ra y 5.
194 Deleting J obs What this message means: The pr inter is de leting on e or m ore held jobs. What you can do: W ait for the messag e to cl ear . Disabling Men us What this message means: The pr inter is respo nding t o a reques t to di sable the menus.
195 Disk Recov ery x/5 yyy% What this message means: The prin ter is attempt ing to recover the hard disk. Disk re cov er y takes place in five phases; the second l ine o n the op erator panel d isplay shows the pe rcent comp lete of the cu rrent ph ase.
196 Enter PIN: =___ What this message means: The pr inter is waiting for you to enter y our f our-digit pers onal iden tificati on number ( PIN). What you can do: Use the op erator pane l buttons to ente r the PIN you identified in the driver when you sent the confiden tial job t o the pr inte r .
197 Formatting Di sk yyy% What this message means: The pr inter is forma tting th e hard di sk. Whe n formattin g takes lo nger than usual, the second line of th e display shows the percent complete. What you can do: W ait for the messag e to cl ear .
198 Held Jobs may be lost What this message means: The pr inter memor y i s too ful l to conti nue proces sing pr int jobs. What you can do: • Press Go to clear the mes sage and co ntinue pr inting.
199 Install <d evice> or Cancel Job What this message means: The pr inter is req uesting th at a sp ecified device be in stalled s o it can pr int a job. What you can do: • T urn th e pr inter off, install th e specif ied device, and res tar t the pr inter .
200 Load <x > What this message means: The pr inter is tr yi ng to feed paper fr om a sour ce it de tects is empty . What you can do: • Load paper of the size and type requeste d in the second line of the disp lay in the spec ified tra y . The pr inter a utomaticall y clears the mess age and c ontinues pr intin g the job.
201 Menus Disable d What this message means: The pr inter menus are dis abled. Y ou c annot cha nge the prin ter settings from the operator panel. What you can do: Y ou can still ope n the Jo b Menu to c ancel a jo b that is pri nting or to sele ct a co nfident ial job or a held job th at you want to print.
202 No Jobs Fo und. Retry? What this message means: The four-digit pe rsonal ide ntificat ion numbe r (PIN) you enter ed is not a ssociated with any confiden tial p rint job . What yo u can do: • Press Go to enter another PIN. • Press Stop to clear the PIN entr y prompt .
203 Power Saver What this message means: The pr inter is re ady to rece ive and process data. It is redu cing it s electr icit y consump tion whi le idle.
204 Printing A lignme nt Page What this message means: The pr inter is pro cessing or pr inting a test page that s hows alig nment values. What you can do: W ait until the page h as co mpleted p r inting.
205 Printing J ob Accounting St at What this message means: The pr inter is pro cessing or pr inting all job a ccounti ng stat istics s tored on th e har d disk.
206 Prog Syste m Code What this message means: The printe r is pr ogr amming ne w sys tem co de. What you can do: W ait for the messag e to cl ear and t he pr inter to reset . W ARNING : Do not tur n the pr inte r off whil e this me ssage is displayed.
207 Programmin g Erro r P<x> What this message means: An erro r occurred while the pr inter was p rogramming cod e into mem or y . What you can do: Correct the problem s pecifie d on the seco nd.
208 Ready What this message means: The pr inter is rea dy to rec eive and proces s pr int j obs. What you can do: Send a jo b to pr int. Ready Hex What this message means: The pr inter is in Hex T race mode and is read y to rec eive and proces s pr int jo bs.
209 Resetting the Printer What this message means: The pr inter is resett ing to t he curr ent default setting s. Any active prin t jobs are can celed. What you can do: W ait for the messag e to cl ear . See also: Changing printer settings Restore He ld Jobs.
210 Restoring Fac tory Defaults What this message means: The pr inter is res tori ng the factor y default print er se ttings. When f acto r y default set tings ar e restor ed: • All download ed resou rces ( fonts, macros, symbol s ets) in the pr inter m emor y are dele ted.
211 Std Bin Fu ll What this message means: The sta ndard bin is fu ll. What you can do: Remov e the stack of paper in the bi n to clea r the mes sage. Supplies What this message means: At lea st one of t he pr inte r suppl ies re quires a ttentio n. For e xample, you may hav e a toner car trid ge that is low on toner .
212 Tray <x > Low What this message means: The speci fied tray is low on paper . What you can do: Add paper to the tra y to clear the mess age. See also: Loading a paper tra y Tray <x> M issing What this message means: The spe cified tray is eith er miss ing or n ot full y inser ted.
213 Waiting What this message means: The pr inter has rec eived a page of data to p rin t but is waiting for an End of J ob co mmand, a F or m Feed comman d, or additi onal data. What you can do: • Press Go to prin t the conte nts of the buff e r . • Press Menu to open the Job M enu and c ancel the current j ob .
214 30 Coating Roll Missing What this message means: The oil c oating roll is ei ther mis sing or incorre ctly in stalled. What you can do: Correctly instal l the oil coatin g roll t o clear the mess age and co ntinue pr inti ng.
215 33 Tray <x > Config Err or What this message means: The optiona l Heavy Media tray is in ser ted into any tra y loca tion except T ra y 1 . What you can do: Remov e the Heavy Media T ra y from the i nv alid locat ion to cl ear the me ssage.
216 37 Insufficie nt Collation Are a What this message means: The pr inter memor y (or har d disk, if i nstalled ) does n ot have the free spac e neces sar y to collate the pr in t job. What you can do: • Press Go to prin t the po r tio n of the job already stored and beg in co llating t he rest o f the jo b .
217 37 Insufficie nt Memory What this message means: The pr inter memor y is full a nd can not continue proces sing cur rent pr int j obs. What you can do: • Press Go to clear the me ssag e and continue the current print job .
218 39 Complex Page What this message means: The page may not pri nt correc tly beca use the pri nt informa tion on the page i s too com plex. What you can do: • Press Go to clear th e messa ge and con tinue pr intin g the jo b . The jo b may not pri nt corr ectly .
219 40 Tray <x > Size Sense Error What this message means: The hig h capaci ty feeder dete cts an er ror in the si ze sensin g mech anism. What you can do: • T urn o ff printe r and make sure tha t all the h igh capac ity f eeder con nectors are ins talled corr ectl y .
220 52 Flash F ull What this message means: There is not eno ugh free s pace in the fla sh memor y to st ore the da ta you are tr y ing to download. What you can do: • Press Go to clear the m essa ge and con tinue pr intin g. Downloade d fonts and macro s not previously stored in flas h memor y are de leted.
221 What these messa ges mean: The pr inter cannot es tablish commun ications wi th an ins talled network por t. What you can do: • Press Go to clear th e messa ge and con tinue pr intin g. The jo b may not pri nt corr ectly . • Program new fir mware for the networ k interface by wa y of the parallel por t.
222 What this message means: Data has b een sent to the pr inter th rough a p arallel por t, but the paralle l por t i s disabled. What you can do: • Press Go to clear the m essa ge. The pri nter dis cards any dat a received throu gh the p arallel por t .
223 58 Too Many Bins Attac hed What this message means: • T oo many output bins are ins talled . • An unsup por t ed con figuration o f output bins is inst alled. What you can do: T urn off and unplug the pr inter . Remove or reconfig ure the outp ut bins.
224 58 Too Many Flash Options What this message means: T oo many flash memor y options are ins talled. What you can do: T urn of f and unplug the pr inter.
225 61 Defective Dis k What this message means: The pr inter detect s a defective hard di sk. What you can do: • Press Go to clear the mess age an d continue p rinting . • Install a different hard dis k before you perf or m any op erations that r equire one.
226 64 Unsupporte d Disk Format What this message means: The pr inter detects an uns uppor ted di sk forma t. What you can do: • Press Go to clear the me ssage. • F or mat th e disk. Note: Disk op erations are not allowed un til the di sk is form atted.
227 80 Belt/Fuser Life Warni ng What this message means: The transfer belt and fu ser a re near ing th eir end o f life. If y ou do no t hav e a t ransf er bel t and fuser on hand, ord er them n ow . Y ou ca n pri nt approximately 500 pages before the 80 Belt/ Fuser E xhaus ted messag e appea rs.
228 80 Fuser Exhausted What this message means: The fus er has rea ched its end of life. What you can do: • Replace t he fuse r . See also: Replacing the fuser 80 Fuser Life Warni ng What this message means: The fuser is ne arin g its end of life . If you do not hav e a fuser on hand, order one now .
229 84 <color> Print Cart Abnor mal What this message means: The pr inter has d etected an abnor ma l photo dev e loper . What you can do: Install a new photodev eloper to clear the mess age an d continue p r inting.
230 84 Black P hoto Dev Exhaus ted What this message means: The black photodev eloper h as reac hed its e nd of l ife . What you can do: • Replace the black photodev e loper . M ake sure you also insta ll the new fus er coating roll th at is include d in th e blac k photo dev e loper k it.
231 84 Color P hoto Dev Abnormal What this message means: The pr inter has d etected an abnor ma l color photod e veloper . What you can do: Install a new color photod e veloper to cle ar the mes sage and continue pr inting.
232 84 Color P hoto Dev Life W arning What this message means: The color photodev elop ers are ne ar ing the en d of the ir lives. If you do not have a new color photodev elope r kit, orde r one now . Y o u can pr in t approximately 10 0 pages b efore the 84 Color Photo Devs Exhaus ted mess age ap pears.
233 85 Coating Roll Life Warni ng What this message means: The oi l coa ting ro ll is near ing i ts end of l if e. If you do n ot have an oil co ating roll on hand, order one now . Y ou can pri nt approximately 5 00 page s before the 85 Coating Ro ll Exhausted message appears.
234 88 <color> Toner Low What this message means: The pr inter has d etected tha t the ton er supp ly in the sp ecified car trid ge is low . If you do not hav e the sp ecified toner car tr idge, orde r one now . Y ou can prin t appr o ximat ely 250 m ore pages before the car trid ge bec omes empt y .
235 57 Using printer men us Select a menu fro m the following list for more informa tion. Or , click a letter in the ind e x at the bottom of the page to find a specifi c menu item that sta r ts wit h that l etter . Click here f or a one -page ov e r view of all th e menus a nd their menu items.
236 A A4 Width Adv anced Status Alarm Control Assign T ype/Bin A uto Cont inue A uto CR a fter LF A uto LF after CR B Baud Belt Blac k Photo De v Blank P ages C Cancel F ax Coating Roll Collat ion Col.
237 Job Accounti ng Job Bufferi ng Inf rar ed Me nu LocalT alk Men u Network Menu P a ra lle l Me nu Serial Menu USB Menu Job Menu K L Lines per P age LocalT alk Addr LocalT alk Buff er LocalT alk Men.
238 Po w e r S av e r Print Alignment Print Directory Print F onts Print Menus Print Mode Print Net <x> Setup Print PS Error Print Timeout Printer Language Printer Usage Protocol PS SmartSwitch .
239 58 Color Men u Use the Col or Menu to a djust pr int qual ity and c ustom ize color pr in ting. Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
240 Manual Color Purpose: T o let users cus tomize colo r correc tion outpu t from the operator pa nel. V alues: RGB Image Vivid : Applies a color corr ection algorithm th at produce s brighter , more satura ted color s. Ma y be sel ected f or all in coming c olor f or mats.
241 Print Mode Purpose: T o determi ne whet her imag es are p rinte d in a mon ochrome gra y scale o r in color. V alues: T oner Darkness Purpose: T o lighten or dar ken text images, or conser ve toner. V alues: Select a lower value for lighter grayscale imag es.
242 59 Finishing Menu Use the Fin ishing M enu to define how the pr inter delivers the pr inted output. Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings. Blank P ages Purpose: T o specify w hether to include applicat ion-g enerated blank p ages a s par t of your pr inted output.
243 Collation Purpose: T o k eep th e pages of a pr int job stacked in seque nce, par ticular ly wh en pr intin g multiple c opies of the job. V alues: Copies Purpose: T o set the number of copie s you want for the printer default value. (Set the numbe r of copies requir ed f or a s pecific job from the pr inter d r iver .
244 Duplex Bind Purpose: T o define the way to bind dup lex ed pages, an d how the pr intin g on the back o f the sheet (ev en- numbered pa ges) is or ien ted in rel ation to th e pr inting on the fro nt (odd- numbered pa ges).
245 Multip a ge Or der Purpose: T o deter mine the posit ioning of multiple page imag es whe n using M ultipa ge Pr int. T he po sitionin g depends o n the numb er of ima ges and wh ether the i mages ar e por trait or lan dscape i n or ientati on.
246 Multip a ge Print Purpose: T o print multi ple pag e images on one si de of a sheet of pa per . Also cal led n-u p or P aper S av er. V alues: See also: Multipage Border ; Multipage Order ; Multipage View Multip a ge View Purpose: T o determi ne the orie ntation of a multipa ge she et.
247 Sepa rator S heets Purpose: T o inser t blank se parator shee ts between jobs, between multi ple copi es of a jo b , or be tween each page of a j ob . V alues: See also: Separator Sour ce ; Collation Sepa rator Sour ce Purpose: T o specify the p aper source that holds sepa rator sheets.
248 60 Infrared Men u Use the Inf rared Menu to change printer setting s affecting jobs sent to th e pri nter thr ough an in frared por t . Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
249 Infrared Buff er Purpose: T o configure the size of the i nfrared i nput buffer . V alues: Note: Changing t he Infrared Buffer menu item auto matic ally res ets the pr inter. See also: Reso urce S a ve Infrar ed P or t Purpose: T o activ ate the i nfrared por t.
250 Max Baud Rate Purpose: T o specify the ra te at which data can be recei v ed th rough the infrared p or t. V alues: The max imum baud po ssible for both the prin ter and th e infrared adapter i s autom aticall y set dur ing a power on rese t.
251 PCL SmartSwitch Purpose: T o configure the pr inter so i t autom atica lly switches to PC L emulati on when a pri nt job received through t he infrared por t r equires it, rega rdless of the default pr inter language.
252 T ransmi t Dela y Purpose: T o define the amoun t of time, in seco nds, the pr inter must wait before transmitting meaningful infrared data to the host comp uter , as well a s the amou nt of ti me the pr int er request s that t he host computer wait before transmitting i nfrared data.
253 61 Job Menu The Job Menu is only av ailable when th e pr inter is busy process ing or p rin ting a job, when a pr inte r message is dis pla yed, or when the pr inter is in Hex T race mode.
254 Then se lect a value: Held Jobs Purpose: T o print Res er ve Prin t, Repeat Pri nt, or V er ify Pr int jo bs stored in pr inter memor y . V alues: Reset Print er Purpose: T o reset the p rint er t.
255 62 LocalT alk Men u Use the L ocalT alk Me nu to cha nge pr inter settin gs affecting job s sent t o the p r inter throu gh a L ocalT alk por t . Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
256 LocalT alk Addr Purpose: T o identify the Lo calT alk Node number assigne d to the prin ter . This menu i tem ca nnot be mod ified through t he operator panel. LocalT alk Buffer Purpose: T o confi gure t he s ize o f the Local T alk inpu t b uff er .
257 LocalT alk Zone Purpose: T o identify the Lo calT alk Z one provided by the LocalT alk ne twork. Thi s menu item canno t be mod ified through t he operator panel. NPA Hosts Purpose: T o specify the m aximum number of NP A hosts that ca n regis ter for NP A al er t s.
258 PCL SmartSwitch Purpose: T o configure the pri nter so i t autom atically switche s to PCL emulati on when a pri nt job received through t he LocalT alk por t r equires it, regar dless of t he default pr inter lan guage.
259 63 Netw ork Menu Use the Net work Me nu to chan ge pr inter s ettings af f ecting jobs sent to the pr inter th rough a n etwork por t (either S tandard Ne twork or Networ k Opt <x> ). Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
260 MA C Binary PS Purpose: T o configure the pr inter to process Macint osh bina r y P ostScr ipt pr in t jobs. V alues: Netw ork Buffer Purpose: T o confi gur e the s iz e of th e net work inpu t b uff er . V alues: Note: Changing t he Netwo rk B uffer menu item a utomati cally rese ts the p rin ter .
261 NPA Mode Purpose: T o specify wheth er the pri nter per f or ms the speci al proces sing r equired for bidir ectional communica tion, following the conv entions defined in the Network Pri nting Al liance (N P A) Protocol . V alues: Note: Changing t his m enu item a utomati cally r eset s the pr int er .
262 PS SmartSwitch Purpose: T o configure the pr inter so i t autom atica lly switches to P ostScript emulatio n when a pr int j ob recei ved through t he networ k por t re quires i t, regar dless of the default pr inter l anguage.
263 64 P aper Menu Use the Paper Menu to defi ne the p aper loaded in eac h paper t ra y and th e def ault paper s ource and output bin . Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
264 Configure Bins Purpose: T o determi ne which output b in(s) the pri nter uses for a par ticula r job . V alues: Configure MP Purpose: T o determ ine when the pr inter s elects paper lo aded in the multi pur pose feeder .
265 P a per Loading Purpose: T o properl y handle prepr inted pa per load ed in a tra y , whether the job is a dup lex ed job or a single- sided jo b. V alues: First se lect a paper ty pe: Then se lect a value: Note: If a user -defined name is av ailable, it is disp lay ed inste ad of Cu stom <x> L oading .
266 P aper Source Purpose: T o identify the de f ault paper s ource. V alues: If you loaded th e same s ize and type of paper in two p aper sou rces (and the Paper Size and P aper T ype menu items ar e correc tly set) , the trays are autom atical ly linked.
267 Use this menu i tem to: • Optimize p rint quali ty for the speci fied pa per . • Select p aper sources through your software ap plicati on by selecti ng typ e and size.
268 Substitute Size Purpose: T o ha ve the pri nter sub stitute th e specif ied pa per size if the reque sted size i s not loa ded. V alues: Univer sal Setup Purpose: T o determ ine the default size when the Paper Size set ting for a tra y or feeder is Un iversal.
269 65 P arallel Men u Use the Parallel Menu to c hange p rinte r settin gs affecting jobs sent to t he pr inter through a parallel por t (either Std Parallel or Par all el Opt <x> ). Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
270 Honor Init Purpose: T o determi ne whet her the pr inte r honors h ardware ini tializa tion r equests from the c omputer . The comput er reques ts initi alizatio n by activating the INIT signal on the paralle l interface. Many persona l computers activate the INIT s ignal ea ch time th e compute r is tur ned on and off.
271 NPA Mode Purpose: T o specify wheth er the pri nter per f or ms the speci al proces sing r equired for bidir ectional communica tion, following the conv entions defined in the Network Pri nting Al liance (N P A) Protocol . V alues: Note: Changing t his m enu item a utomati cally r eset s the pr int er .
272 P arallel Mod e 1 Purpose: T o control the pu ll-up r esisto rs on the parallel por t signals. T his menu it em is us eful for personal computer s that have open collec tor outp uts on the p arallel p or t sig nals.
273 PS SmartSwitch Purpose: T o configure the pr inter so i t autom aticall y switches to P ostS cr ipt emulatio n when a pri nt job re ceived through t he parallel por t r equires it, rega rdless of the default pr inter langua ge.
274 66 PCL Em ul Menu Use the P CL Emul Menu to c hange pr inter setting s that onl y affect jobs using the PC L emulation pri nter lang uage. Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
275 A uto CR after LF Purpose: T o specify w hether the pri nter autom atica lly p erf or ms a carr iage r etur n a fter a li ne feed control comma nd. V alues: A uto LF after CR Purpose: T o specify wheth er the pr inter a utomati cally p erf or ms a l ine feed after a c arriag e retu r n contro l comma nd.
276 Font Sour ce Purpose: T o determi ne the set of f onts di splay ed in the Font Name menu ite m. V alues: See also: Font Name Lines per P age Purpose: T o determ ine the number of li nes th at pr int on each page.
277 Orienta tion Purpose: T o determi ne how text and graphics are or iented o n the pa ge. V alues: Pitc h Purpose: T o specify the font pi tch for scalable monos paced fonts. V alues: Pitch refers to the number o f fixed-space ch aracters in a hor izontal inch of type.
278 Symbol Set Purpose: T o choose a s ymbol s et for a specifi ed font name. V alues: A symbo l set is a set of alphabe tic an d numer ic characte rs, punctuati on, and s pecia l symbo ls used when pr inting with a sel ected font.
279 67 P ostScript Menu Use the P ostSc ript Menu to ch ange pr inter settin gs that onl y affect jobs using the P ostScr ipt emulatio n pri nter lang uage. Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
280 Image Smoothing Purpose: T o enhance the contrast and sha r pness of low re solu tion bitma pped im ages (such a s images downloaded fr om the World Wide Web) and smo oth their color transitions. V alues: Note: Image Smo othing has no effect on imag es that are 300 d pi or hi gher resol ution.
281 68 Serial Menu Use the S eria l Menu to cha nge pr inter s etting s affecting jobs sent to th e pri nter thr ough a serial por t (either Standar d Ser ial or Ser ial Opt <x>). Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked with a n aster isk (* ) are the factor y de f ault se ttings.
282 Baud Purpose: T o specify the ra te at which data can be recei v ed th rough the ser ial por t. V alues: See also: T echnical Re f erenc e Data Bits Purpose: T o specify the num ber of data bits that are s ent in eac h transmi ssion frame.
283 Ho n or DS R Purpose: T o determi ne whet her the pr inte r uses the D ata Set Ready (DSR) sign al. DSR is one of the handshak ing sig nals for most s eria l interface cables. V alues: The ser ial int erf ace uses DSR to dist inguish da ta sent by the computer from data creat ed by electri cal noise i n the ser ial cable.
284 Pa r i t y Purpose: T o select the par ity f or se rial i nput and output data frames. V alues: See also: T echnical Re f erenc e PCL SmartSwitch Purpose: T o configure the pr inter so i t autom a.
285 PS SmartSwitch Purpose: T o configure the pr inter so i t autom aticall y switches to P ostS cr ipt emulatio n when a pri nt job re ceived through t he ser ial por t re quires it, regardl ess of th e default pri nter languag e.
286 RS-422 P olarity Purpose: T o establish the behavior of the pos itive and n egative signals w hen us ing RS -422 ser ial communica tio n. V alues: Serial Buffer Purpose: T o configure the size of t he ser ial in put buff er . V alues: Note: Changing t he Ser ial Bu ff er menu i tem auto matical ly res ets the pr inter.
287 Serial Pr otocol Purpose: T o select the har dware and s oftware handsh akin g values f or the ser ial in terface. V alues: See also: T echnical Re f erenc e DTR* Hardw are ha ndshaking. DTR/DSR Hardw are ha ndshaking. XON/XOFF Softw are hands haking.
288 69 Setup Men u Use the S etup Menu t o configure a variety of p rin ter features. Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings. Alarm Control Purpose: T o establish whether the pr inter s ounds an alar m whe n the pr inter requires operator i nter vention.
289 A u to Continue Purpose: T o define the am ount of time (in seco nds) the pri nter waits aft er disp laying an opera tor inter ventio n error mes sage before it res umes pr inting. V alues: Displa y Language Purpose: T o determi ne the langua ge of the text on the operator pa nel disp lay .
290 Jam Rec o very Purpose: T o establish whether the pr inter repr ints jammed pages. V alues: Job Accounting Purpose: T o store stati stical i nformation about your most r ecent prin t jobs on the ha rd dis k.
291 Job Acct Limit Purpose: T o specify the num ber of pr int j obs for which stati stics are maint ained o n your pri nter hard di sk. V alues: If you set Job Ac ct Limi t to 10, t he statis tics from the 10 m ost recent p r int jobs are stored on the hard disk.
292 Po w e r S a v e r Purpose: T o specify the a mount o f time (in m inutes) the pri nter waits afte r a job is prin ted before it goes into a reduced power state. V alues: The factor y default P ower Sa ver setting depend s on your pr inter mo del.
293 Printer Lang uage Purpose: T o establish the default pri nter lang uage used to communi cate data fr om th e computer to the pr inter . V alues: Note: Settin g a pr inter l anguage as the de f ault does not p rev ent a software applica tion from se nding pr int jobs that use the ot her lang uage.
294 W ait Time out Purpose: T o specify th e amou nt of time (i n secon ds) the pri nter wait s to re ceive additio nal bytes of data from the comput er . W hen this timeou t ex pires, the pr int job i s canc eled. V alues: Note: W ait T imeout is on ly av a ilable when you u se P ostS cr ipt emulati on.
295 70 Supplies Men u The Sup plies Me nu provides infor matio n about prin ter supp lies that require at tention . It is only av ai lable when a supply is low or needs r eplacem ent. Select a menu item for more detail s: Belt Purpose: T o view the status of th e transfer belt.
296 Black Photo De v Purpose: T o vie w the s tatus of th e blac k photo dev e loper . V alues: See also: Replacing a photodev eloper Coating Ro ll Purpose: T o view the status of th e oil coatin g roll.
297 <color> T oner Purpose: T o view the status of th e color toner ca r tr idges. V alues: See also: Replacing a toner cartridge Fuser Purpose: T o vie w the s tatus of th e fuser . V alues: See also: Replacing the fuser Low Empty 80 Fuser L ife W arning It ’ s time to ord er a ne w fuser .
298 Replace Supplies Purpose: T o view the status of pr inte r su pplies. V alues: Supplies Life Purpose: T o view the status of pr inte r su pplies. V alues: Fuser =Not Re pla ced =Replace d =Replace.
299 71 USB Men u Use the US B Menu to change pr inte r set tings affecting a Universal Se rial B us (U SB) por t (USB Option <x> ). Select a menu item for more detail s: Note: V alues mar ked by an ast erisk (*) are th e factor y default settings.
300 MA C Binary PS Purpose: T o configure the pr inter to process Macint osh bina r y P ostScr ipt pr in t jobs. V alues: NPA Mode Purpose: T o specify wheth er the pri nter per f or ms the speci al proces sing r equired for bidir ectional communica tion, following the conv entions defined in the Network Pri nting Al liance (N P A) Protocol .
301 PS SmartSwitch Purpose: T o configure the pr inter so i t autom atica lly switches to P ostScript emulatio n when a pr int j ob recei ved through t he USB por t re quires it, regardl ess of th e default pri nter lang uage.
302 72 Utilities Men u Use the Uti lities M enu to pr int a v ariety of listing s relat ing to available printer resou rces, pri nter settings, and pri nt jobs. Othe r menu item s let y ou s et up pr inte r hardware and troubleshoot pri nter problems.
303 Def r ag m en t Fl ash Purpose: T o retriev e storage area los t when resource s are deleted fr om flas h memor y . V alues: W ARNING : Do not tur n off the pri nter whil e the flas h is defragmen ting. F ac tory Defaul ts Purpose: T o return your prin ter setti ngs to the f actor y default v alues.
304 Format Flash Purpose: T o f or ma t the fl ash memor y . V alues: W ARNING : Do not tur n off the pri nter while th e flash i s f ormatting. Hex T race Purpose: T o help isolate the sou rce of a pri nt job problem. Wit h He x T race sel ected, all data sent to the pr int er is pri nted in hexadecimal and charac ter repr esentatio n.
305 Print Alignment Purpose: T o perf or m a trans f er bel t alignmen t proced ure by enter ing a s eri es of ali gnmen t v alu es. V alues: See also: Rep laci ng the tran sfer b elt ; Printing Alignment P age Print Directory Purpose: T o print a l ist of all the res ources st ored in fl ash memo r y or on the hard disk.
306 Print Men us Purpose: T o print a listi ng of the cu rrent us er default v alues, the inst alled opti ons, the amount of in stall ed pri nter memor y , an d the st atus of pr inte r supplies.
307 73 Notices • Editio n not ice • T radema rks • Licensing notice • Safet y in formati on • Cautions and w arnings • Electr onic emission notices • Noise emis sion le vels • Ener g y.
308 References in this publication to produc ts, programs, or ser vic es do not impl y that t he manufacturer intends t o make thes e av a ilable in all countr ies in wh ich it op erates. Any reference to a p roduct, program, or ser v ice is not intended to s tate or impl y that only that produc t, program, or ser vic e may be used.
309 Other tradem ark s are the proper ty of t heir resp ective owners. Licensing no tice The pr inter resident s oftware conta ins: • Software dev eloped a nd copyrig hted by Le xmar k • Lexmark m.
310 Click the title o f the do cument you want to revie w: The Lexmar k modified GNU li censed s oftware is f ree software ; you can redi str ibute it and/or modif y it under the ter ms of the licen ses re f erence d abov e . These l icenses do not pr ovide you any r ights to th e Lexmark copyrigh ted software i n this pr inter.
311 Electr onic emission notices Federal Comm unications Commission (FCC) compliance in formation statement The Lexmar k C910 ha s been tes ted and found to compl y with the limit s f or a Class A di gital device, pursuan t to P ar t 15 of the FCC Rules.
312 Japanese VCCI notice The United Kingdom T elecommunications Act 1984 This a pparatus is a pproved under the a pproval number NS/G/12 34/J/1 00003 for the indi rect conne ctions t o the pu b lic telecommun ications s ystems in the United Ki ngdom.
313 Index Numerics 1565 Em ul Error Load Emul Op tion 213 2<xx> Pa per Ja m 213 30 <col or> Print U nit Miss ing 214 30 Co ating Roll Miss ing 2 14 32 Unsupp orte d <c ol or> C ar tr.
314 additive 30 adjustin g 239, 240 , 241, 293 calibrati on 27 capab ility 31 consist ency 31 controlli ng 13 corr ecti ng 13 , 25 device p rofile 27 differe nce 31 how we see 29 media 11 primary 3 0 .
315 Hex Tr ace (Utiliti es Menu ) 304 high ca pacit y feeder capacity 62 clearing jams in 164, 166 loading 40 paper siz es supporte d 62 paper t ypes sup ported 62 removing 129 succes sful pr inting i.
316 problem-s olving 180 remo vi ng memo ry car ds 117 memory ca rd, removing 117 menu m ap 235 menu s ettings page , printing 18 menus language 28 9 main list of 235 printing m enu setti ngs page 18 .
317 Std Bin F ull 211 Supplies 21 1 Tray <x> Em pty 211 Tray <x> L ow 212 Tray <x> M issing 21 2 Unsupporte d Disk 21 2 USB <x> 212 Waitin g 213 Multi pag e Bord er (F ini shin.
318 enabling resi stors 272 Parity (Seri al Menu) 28 4 PCL Em ul Me nu 27 4 A4 Width 2 74 Auto CR aft er LF 275 Auto LF afte r CR 275 Font Nam e 275 Font Sour ce 2 76 Line s per P age 276 Orien tation.
319 recomm ended pap ers 34 recy cling su pplie s 132 Remove Paper <spec ified bi n> 208 removing firmware card 119 hard disk 120 memo ry card 117 option card 118 system board acces s cover 115 .
320 printer settin gs 16 U Universa l Setup (Pap er Menu) 268 unsatis factory p apers 35 Unsup por ted D isk 212 USB <x> 212 USB Buffer (USB Menu ) 301 USB Me nu 29 9 Job Bufferi ng 299 MAC Bina.
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