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v Autosensed Paper—The trays, the media size they contain, and the
v Printer Details
6. To restore the printer to READY status, press the Online key.
Other Operator Panel Tasks
The rest of this chapter contains examples of how to perform some other
common operator panel tasks. In addition, "Common Paper Handling Tasks"
on page 63 contains examples of how you can use the operator panel to
change Paper Menu settings, such as default input trays and output bins, and
default paper sizes. See "Chapter 9. Configuring Printer Network Addresses"
on page 211 for information about how to set TCP/IP network values (IP
address, gateway address, subnet mask, locally administered MAC address)
from the operator panel.
– Update your printer driver to indicate that the new feature is
available. (This includes features such as new trays and extra
memory; you do not need to indicate new network interface cards.)
media orientation. All trays except the auxiliary tray can automatically
determine the loaded media size and its orientation.
– Serial Number—The machine serial number.
– Page Count—The number of pages printed on the printer.
– Toner CTR—The number of pages printed since the cartridge was
replaced.
– Fuser CTR—The number of pages printed with the fuser since the
fuser counter was reset. You should reset the fuser counter whenever
you install a new usage kit. See "Machine Information Menu" on
page 140 for more information.
– Error Log—The last ten error messages that were logged by the
printer and the printer page count when each message occurred.
Note that not all error messages get logged, including some severe
errors that stop printer operations. See "Machine Information Menu"
on page 140 for more information.
– Code Levels—Code levels of the printer controller and other
programs.
- CTL—The code level of the printer controller.
- PCL—The code level of the printer PCL code.
- PS—The code level of the printer PostScript code.
Note: In addition, the configuration page will list code levels for
other installed options, such as network interface cards.
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