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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL TK306...
  • Page 3 CUSTOM S.P.A. Via Berettine 2/B 43010 Fontevivo (PARMA) - Italy Tel. : +39 0521-680111 Fax : +39 0521-610701 http: www.custom.biz SAFETY/INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS This product has been carefully designed to give years of safe, reliable performance. • It is recommended that the product is switched off prior to opening covers; otherwise As with all electrical products, however, here are a few basic precautions that should there is a risk of electric shock.
  • Page 4 EMERGENCY FIRST AID GUIDELINES FOR DISPOSAL • Take care with toner powder. If swallowed give small amounts of cold water and seek medical attention. DO NOT attempt to induce vomiting. • Take care with toner powder. If inhaled, move the person to an open area for fresh air.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION ............. 11 2 IDENTIFICATION OF THE MODELS .
  • Page 6 6 PANEL OPERATION ............59 6.1 Display description .
  • Page 7 9.9 Specifying the print orientation ............134 9.10 Rotating the print result 180 degrees .
  • Page 8 11.15 The entire page is printed in black ..........170 11.16 Nothing is printed .
  • Page 9 13 SPECIFICATIONS ............199 13.1 Hardware speciications .

  • Page 11: Introduction

    1 INTRODUCTION This document is divided into sections and chapters. Each chapter can be reached by the index at the beginning of this document. The index can be reached by the button on each page as shown in the diagram below. Link to table of contents Notes reference Numbered title...

  • Page 13: Identification Of The Models

    2 IDENTIFICATION OF THE MODELS NOMENCLATURE DESCRIPTION TK306 base coniguration 120 V TK306 120V TK306 base coniguration 230 V TK306 230V...

  • Page 15: Description

    3 DESCRIPTION 3.1 Box contents Remove the device from its carton being careful not to damage the packing material so that it may be re-used if the device is to be transported in the future. Make sure that all the components illustrated below are present and that there are no signs of damage. If there are, contact customer service.

  • Page 16: Device Components: External Views

    3.2 Device components: external views 1. Top cover 7. Air outlet 2. Top cover lever 8. AC inlet 3. LCD panel (see paragraph 3.4) 9. Feeder cover lever 4. Power ON/OFF switch 10. Paper inlet 5. Paper outlet 11. Feeder cover 6.

  • Page 17: Device Components: Connectors View

    3.3 Device components: connectors view 1. Ethernet (LAN) 2. Host devices 3. USB...

  • Page 18: Device Components: Panel View

    3.4 Device components: panel view 1. LCD 8. FEED/CUT button 2. DOWN button 9. CANCEL button 3. BACK button 10. Error status LED 4. UP button 11. Warning status LED 5. OK button 12. OnLine status LED 6. POWER SAVE button 13.

  • Page 19: Device Components: Internal Views

    3.5 Device components: internal views 1. LED heads 2. Image drum unit 3. Toner cartridge 4. Fuser unit 5. Transfer belt unit...

  • Page 20: Device Label

    3.6 Device label PC = Product code (14 digits) SN = Serial number HW = Hardware release XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 0000000000000000000...

  • Page 21: Key Functions

    3.7 Key functions The following table shows the functions programmed on the keyboard. FUNCTION Enters the Menu mode. Returns to the previous item when the device is in the Menu mode. Press and hold it for one second or more to skip forward. Enters the Menu mode.

  • Page 22: Status Messages

    3.8 Status messages The status LEDs indicates hardware status of device. Given in the table below are the various LED signals and the cor- responding device status. STATUS LED DESCRIPTION DEVICE OFF DEVICE ON POWER (BLUE) DEVICE IN SLEEP MODE DEVICE IS ONLINE ONLINE (BLUE)

  • Page 23: Messages On Display

    3.9 Messages on display The display indicates the hardware status of device and the menu items. Given in table below are the various display messages and the corresponding device status. □: Means that an arbitrary message is displayed on the top. [CODE]: Displays an arbitrary numeric value.
  • Page 24 CANCELING JOB The print data is being deleted because a paper jam occurred. (JAM) □ The temperature of the fuser unit is being adjusted. ADJUSTING TEMP. □ The internal temperature of the device is being adjusted. OPTIMIZING TEMP □ The device is in the Sleep mode. SLEEP MODE CHANGING LANGUAGE The language displayed on the operation panel is being changed.
  • Page 25 □ The transfer belt has reached the end of its lifetime, and printing will stop soon. BELT UNIT LIFE Prepare a new transfer belt. □ The toner cartridge is empty, and printing will stop soon. Prepare a new toner TONER EMPTY cartridge.
  • Page 26 RESTART PRINT? Press OK to resume printing immediately. Press FEED/CUT to resume printing OK OR FEED/CUT after cutting the paper at the proscribed position. Press CANCEL to return to the standby screen without printing. REDUCE PRINT DATA The print data is too complex. Attach extra memory or reduce the size of the [ERRCODE]:MEMORY OVERFLOW print data.
  • Page 27 OPEN TOP COVER A paper jam occurred while feeding paper. Remove the paper jam. [ERRCODE]:PAPER JAM ERRCODE 380 : Feed ERRCODE 381 : Transport ERRCODE 382 : Exit ERRCODE 389 : Printing Page Lost CHECK CUTTER UNIT An error has occurred in the cutter unit. Check the cutter unit. [ERRCODE]-02:ERROR MARK NOT FOUND The paper mark could not be found.

  • Page 29: Installation

    4 INSTALLATION 4.1 Installation space Install the device on a lat surface that is wide enough to accommodate the legs of the device. As shown in the following figures, allow enough space around the device. All the dimensions shown in following igures are in millimetres. User defined...

  • Page 30: Connecting A Lan Cable

    4.2 Connecting a LAN cable A LAN cable can be used to connect the device to a computer via a wired network. Before installing the printer driver (see paragraph 4.4), connect the printer to the network using a LAN cable. Proceed as follows: Prepare a LAN cable and hub.
  • Page 31 Insert the other end of the LAN cable into the hub and insert the LAN cable into the network interface connector of the computer.

  • Page 32: Connecting A Usb Cable

    4.3 Connecting a USB cable Make sure not insert the USB cable into the network interface connector. Doing so may cause a malfunction. For Windows, do not insert the other end of the USB cable into the computer until an instruction appears on the screen during the printer driver installation.
  • Page 33 Insert the A end of the USB cable into the USB interface connector of the computer.

  • Page 34: Driver And Sdk

    4.4 Driver and SDK The drivers for the following operating system are available in the website www.custom4u.it. OPERATING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION INSTALLATION PROCEDURE From the START menu, press Run Driver for Windows 7 (32/64 bit) and type-in the path where the SW Windows was saved on your PC, then click OK.

  • Page 35: Moving The Device

    4.5 Moving the device Use the cover toner that came with the device when the product was purchased. To move the device, proceed as follows: • Turn off the device (see paragraph 5.9). • Unplug all the cables. • Remove the loaded paper. •...

  • Page 36: Transporting The Device

    4.6 Transporting the device Use the packaging, cushioning material and cover toner that came with the device when the product was purchased. Proceed as follows: • Turn off the device (see paragraph 5.9). • Unplug all the cables. • Remove the loaded paper. •...

  • Page 37: Device Operation

    5 DEVICE OPERATION 5.1 Operation low SETTING PAPER INFORMATION TO THE DEVICE SETTING PAPER INFORMATION TO THE DEVICE (see paragraph 7.2) (see paragraph 7.2) SETTING THE PAPER SENSORS SETTING THE PAPER SENSORS (see paragraph 5.5 and paragraph 5.6) (see paragraph 5.5 paragraph 5.6) ATTACHING THE GUIDE RIBS...

  • Page 38: Opening Device Cover

    5.2 Opening device cover Lift the opening lever in the direction shown in figure. Open the top cover.

  • Page 39: Installing The Cartridge

    5.3 Installing the cartridge Disconnect the power supply cable Disconnect the power supply cable (see paragraph 5.9). (see paragraph 5.7). Open the device top cover Open the device top cover (see paragraph 5.1). (see paragraph 5.2).
  • Page 40 Remove the cover toner. Close the top cover.
  • Page 41 Open the cover for the toner cartridge compartment. Take out the toner cartridge from the packaging bag, and shake it several times vertically and horizontally. Insert the toner cartridge.
  • Page 42 Close the cover for the toner cartridge compartment.

  • Page 43: Replacing The Toner Cartridge

    5.4 Replacing the toner cartridge When “Order toner” is displayed on the screen of the operation panel, prepare a replacement cartridge. When “Replace toner” is displayed and printing is stopped, replace the toner cartridge. The print quality deteriorates after one year or more passes since you open the toner cartridge. In this case, prepare a new toner cartridge for replacement.
  • Page 44 Take out the new toner cartridge from the packaging bag, and shake it several times vertically and horizontally. Insert the toner cartridge. Close the cover for the toner cartridge compartment.

  • Page 45: Checking The Paper Sensors Position

    5.5 Checking the paper sensors position The position for setting the paper sensors differs according to the paper to use. You must conigure the parameters “Paper form”, “Cut type” and “Gap length” (see paragraph 7.1) during the printer driver or operation panel coniguration procedure (see paragraph 7.2) and set the correct value of this parameters as described in the following table.
  • Page 46 Paper with black mark on the back Top sensor: Position that does not overlap with the bottom sensor Bottom sensor: Position of black mark. Be sure bottom sensor, that detects the paper presence, is positioned within the paper width. Paper with holes or labels Top sensor: Position of hole Bottom sensor: Position of hole.
  • Page 47 Paper without marks Top sensor: Position that does not overlap with the bottom sensor Bottom sensor: Center. Be sure bottom sensor, that detects the paper presence, is positioned within the paper width. Cut sheet Top sensor: Position that does not overlap with the bottom sensor Bottom sensor: Center.

  • Page 48: Adjusting The Paper Sensors Position

    5.6 Adjusting the paper sensors position Insert your finger below the gray lever on the left, and lift it up to open the feeder cover. Insert a stick-shaped thing with a pointing tip (such as a ball-point pen) into the back of the metal part of the upper sensor on the back of the feeder cover, and pull it out to unlock it.
  • Page 49 Hold the both ends of the upper sensor and move it to the correct position. Push in the metal part of the upper sensor to fix the sensor.
  • Page 50 Repeat the operation for the bottom sensor. Close the feeder cover.

  • Page 51: Attaching The Guide Ribs

    5.7 Attaching the guide ribs Insert your finger below the gray lever on the left and lift it up. Open the feeder cover.
  • Page 52 Paper Sensor ASSEMBLY NOTE Take care of the orientation Guide Rib Guide Rib of the guide rib Feed Direction Attach the guide rib to the position where the paper edge will be retained of the groove where the paper sensors move. Close the feeder cover.

  • Page 53: Switch The Device On

    5.8 Switch the device on Connect the power adapter to the device and the mains outlet. Use the type of electrical power supply indicated on the label. Open the cover on the front left of the machine and press and hold the power switch for approximately one second.

  • Page 54: Switch The Device Off

    5.9 Switch the device off Open the cover on the front left of the machine and press and hold the power switch for approximately one second. S H UT T I NG D O WN. P L EA S E W A I T Wait until “Shutting down.

  • Page 55: Loading The Paper

    5.10 Loading the paper To change the paper roll proceed as follows. At every paper change, check inside the device to locate and remove any scraps of paper. F EEDER C ONFIG > Check or set the correct paper feeder coniguration (see Check or set the correct paper feeder configuration (see paragraph 7.2).
  • Page 56 According to the set feeder coniguration, set the upper and lower paper sensors According to the set feeder configuration, set the upper and lower paper sensors in the appropriate positions (see in the appropriate positions (see paragraph 5.2). paragraph 5.5 paragraph 5.6).
  • Page 57 ASSEMBLY NOTE Adjust the paper guide so that there is no gap between it and the paper. Align the paper guide with the paper width. Turn down the paper guide lever toward you to lock it.
  • Page 58 Remove the paper temporarily and close the feeder cover. Insert the paper into the inlet until it stops. The paper is automatically loaded.

  • Page 59: Panel Operation

    6 PANEL OPERATION 6.1 Display description The display indicates the status of the device and the menu items, etc. When the device can perform printing, the message “Ready to print” is displayed on the top of the screen. R E AD Y T O P RIN T When an error has occured in the device, the upper row displays the solution while the lower row displays the error code and the error type.

  • Page 60: Entering And Viewing The Menu

    6.2 Entering and viewing the menu To enter and view the different menu items, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. • RE A D Y T O PR I NT Press ∧ or ∨ to enter the Menu mode and display the menu categories. •...
  • Page 61 When an item is displayed on the top and a setting is displayed on the bottom, press OK to make the setting lash and • become changeable. Press ∧ or ∨ several times to display the value you want to set, and press OK. P O WE R S AVE TI ME 1 M IN •...

  • Page 62: Entering Characters

    6.3 Entering characters To enter characters, proceed as follows: When the screen for entering the password, etc. is displayed, press ∧ or ∨ to select the character to enter. • Press ∧ to display characters starting with lower case letters. The characters are displayed in the following order: lower case letters >...

  • Page 63: Printing A Demonstration Page

    6.4 Printing a demonstration page For printing a demonstration page, use cut sheet or roll paper without a mark. The operation is not guaranteed for other paper. When printing on cut sheet prepare paper that is 74 mm wide and 210 mm long. You can print on A4 or letter paper that has been cut to a quarter of its long side.

  • Page 64: Printing And Checking A Report

    6.5 Printing and checking a report To print and check the value set in the device, use cut sheet or roll paper without a mark. The operation is not guaranteed for other paper. When printing on cut sheet prepare paper that is 74 mm wide and 210 mm long. You can print on A4 or letter paper that has been cut to a quarter of its long side.

  • Page 65: Checking The Operation Panel

    6.6 Checking the operation panel You can check the print count, remaining consumables, network settings, and device information on the operation panel. Proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. • R E AD Y T O P RIN T Press ∧...

  • Page 66: Feeding The Paper

    6.7 Feeding the paper Feeding is performed for the paper set in the device according to the device settings. Execute feeding in the following cases: • when paper is set in the device again because it had run out, etc. •...

  • Page 67: Sensor Calibration

    6.8 Sensor calibration If paper jams or paper mark detection errors occur frequently, follow the procedure below to perform sensor calibration. Proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. • R E AD Y T O P RIN T Press ∧...
  • Page 68 • Load the paper in the device when “Please load paper” is displayed. PL E A S E L O AD PAP E SE N S O R C A LI B RAT I • The procedure is complete when “Ready to print” is displayed. RE A D Y T O PR I NT...

  • Page 69: Configuration By Keys

    7 CONFIGURATION BY KEYS 7.1 Menu List The device allows the coniguration of the parameters listed in the following table. The parameters marked with the symbol are the default values. DEMO PAGE DEMO 1 Prints a demonstration page. CONFIGURATION PRINT COUNT Displays the print count: nnnnn SUPPLIES LIFE...
  • Page 70 SUBNET MASK Displays the subnet mask: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx GATEWAY ADDRESS Displays the gateway address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx MAC ADDRESS Displays the MAC address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx NETWORK VERSION Displays the version of the network firmware of the device: xx.xx WEB VERSION Displays the version of the web page of the device: xx.xx IPV6 LOCAL Displays the IPv6 address:...
  • Page 71 CU VERSION Displays the firmware version of the control unit: xx.xx PU VERSION Displays the firmware version of the print unit: xx.xx.xx Displays the size of the RAM in the device: xxMB FLASH MEMORY Displays the size of the flash memory in the device: xxMB [Fxx] PRINT INFO CONFIGURATION...
  • Page 72 MEDIAWEIGHT Sets the paper weight: LIGHT MEDIUM LIGHT MEDIUM MEDIUM HEAVY HEAVY ULTRA HEAVY1 ULTRA HEAVY2 CUT TYPE Sets the type of mark used for cutting the paper: B/M(FRONT) B/M(BACK) SIDE HOLE CENTER HOLE NOTCH LENGTH GAP LENGTH It is not necessary to change this when printing on plain paper: from 3 mm to 13 mm (3.0 mm CUT POSITION SET Sets the position to cut paper with a black mark or with a hole:...
  • Page 73 AUTO CONTINUE Sets the whether to automatically recover the printer when a memory overflow is displayed. The waiting time until recovery is 15 seconds: MANUAL TIMEOUT Sets the time until paper is loaded. Printing cannot be performed unless paper is loaded within this time: 30 SEC 60 SEC...
  • Page 74 Y ADJUST Corrects the position of the entire print image in the feed direction of the paper. Set in increments of 0.25 mm: from -2.00 mm to 2.00 mm (0.0 mm Performs ine adjustment when faint white dots or other visual problems occur in the print PAPER COLOR SET results.
  • Page 75 ADMIN SETUP PASSWORD Enter the password for the administrator menu. The default password is 999999. ****** NETWORK SETUP WIRED Sets whether to enable or disable wired LAN: ENABLE DISABLE TCP/IP Sets whether to enable or disable the TCP/IP protocol: ENABLE DISABLE NETBIOS OVER TCP Sets whether to enable or disable the TCP/IP protocol:...
  • Page 76 TELNET Sets whether to enable or disable TELNET: ENABLE DISABLE Sets whether to enable or disable FTP: ENABLE DISABLE IPSEC Disables IPSec. SNMP Sets whether to enable or disable SNMP: ENABLE DISABLE operates eficiently even when connected to a hub with the spanning NETWORK SCALE NORMAL tree function.
  • Page 77 SERIAL NUMBER Sets whether to enable or disable the USB serial number. The USB serial number is used to identify USB devices connected to a computer: ENABLE DISABLE CONNECTED HOST NORMAL SPECIFIC = enables printing from a speciic computer connected via USB. PRINT SETUP COPIES Sets the number of copies.
  • Page 78 X DIMENSION Sets the default paper width for custom paper. The paper width is the length perpendicular to the paper feed direction: from 25 mm to 86 mm (50.0 mm Y DIMENSION Sets the default paper width for custom paper. The paper length is the length in the same direction as the paper feed direction: from 53 mm to 551 mm (53.0 mm BARCODE ADJUST...
  • Page 79 FONT HEIGHT Sets the height of the PCL default font. The value is displayed in increments of 0.25 point: from 4.00 point to 999.75 point SYMBOL SET Sets the PCL symbol set WHITE PAGE SKIP Selects whether to print blank pages: ON = do not print blank pages = print blank pages...
  • Page 80 BUZZER SETUP ERROR VOLUME Sets the buzzer volume when an error has occurred in the device: HIGH PRINT COMPLETION Sets the buzzer volume when printing is completed: VOLUME HIGH PRINT COMPLETION Sets the timing for sounding the buzzer when printing is completed: BUZZER PAGE END JOB END...
  • Page 81 FLASH SETUP Initializes the lash memory. The downloaded demo data, etc. displayed in the ile list is FLASH INITIALIZE deleted. STORAGE SETUP Prevents setting changes resulting from initialization of the lash memory: ENABLE INITIAL LANGUAGE SETUP LANGUAGE Selects the language displayed on the LCD. However, device information such as reports SELECT is printed in English.
  • Page 82 FOCUS Sets whether to place the focus on “Yes” or “No” on the query screen for job cancellation: POSITION = place the focus on “Yes”. NO = place the focus on “No”. DISPLAY Sets the timeout value for the query screen when job cancellation is executed. When a TIMEOUT timeout occurs, printing is executed with the cancellation operation disabled: NEARLIFE SETUP...
  • Page 83 RESTORE MENU Changes the menu to the saved menu settings. This item is displayed when “Save menu” has been executed to save the menu settings. Disabled when executed when the device has print data. CHANGE PASSWORD NEW PASSWORD Sets the new password for entering “Admin setup” and “Boot menu”. The password is set using 6 to 12 numbers or lower case letters.
  • Page 84 MAGENTA TUNING MAGENTA HIGHLIGHT Adjusts the magenta highlights (light areas). Positive values are darker and negative values are lighter: MAGENTA MID-TONE Adjusts the magenta intermediate areas. Positive values are darker and negative values are lighter: MAGENTA DARK Adjusts the magenta dark areas. Positive values are darker and negative values are lighter: YELLOW TUNING YELLOW Adjusts the yellow highlights (light areas).
  • Page 85 COLOR DENSITY CYAN DENSITY Adjusts the cyan density. Positive values are darker and negative values are lighter. This setting is enabled when printing after density correction is executed: MAGENTA Adjusts the magenta density. Positive values are darker and negative values are lighter. DENSITY This setting is enabled when printing after density correction is executed: YELLOW...

  • Page 86: Registering Paper Information

    7.2 Registering paper information To register the information for the paper to use to the device, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. • RE A D Y T O PR I NT Press ∧ or ∨ several times to display “Menus” and press OK. •...
  • Page 87 • Press OK. P A PE R F ORM C U T P A P ER Conirm that “*” is displayed to the right of the value you want to set. • Press ∨ once to display “X Dimension” and press OK. •...
  • Page 88 With the setting lashing, press ∧ or ∨ to display the value you want to set. • You can set 3.0 mm to 551 mm (2.10 inches to 21.70 inches) for the length. Y D I M EN S I ON 20 0 .
  • Page 89 Press ∨ once to display “Cut type” and press OK. • C U T T Y P E B / M( B A C K) With the setting lashing, press ∧ or ∨ to display the value you want to set. •...
  • Page 90 With the setting lashing, press ∧ or ∨ to display the value you want to set. • This setting speciies the cut position of paper with a black mark or hole. When set to 0 mm, the paper is cut at the center of the black mark or hole.

  • Page 91: Setting The Power Save Mode Transition Time

    7.3 Setting the power save mode transition time The device enters the Power Save mode when it has not been used for a certain period of time. 0 minutes is set by default. When paper is jammed into the presenter unit, the device does not enter the Power Save mode. Proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print”...
  • Page 92 • Press OK when “Pow save time” is displayed. PO W S AV E TI M E 60 M I N With the setting lashing, press ∧ or ∨ to display the value you want to set. • PO W S AV E TI M E 1 M I N •...

  • Page 93: Setting The Sleep Mode Transition Time

    7.4 Setting the sleep mode transition time If the device is not used for a certain period of time after it enter the Power Save mode, the device enters the Sleep Mode. 15 minutes is set to default. When an error has occurred in the device, it does not enter the Sleep Mode. Proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print”...
  • Page 94 When “Pow save time” is displayed, press ∨ once to display “Sleep time”: • PO W S AV E TI M E 60 M I N • Press OK when “Sleep time” is displayed. SL E E P T I M E 60 M I N With the setting lashing, press ∧...

  • Page 95: Setting The Auto Power Off Time

    7.5 Setting the auto power off time If the device is not used for a certain period of time, it automatically turns off. 4 hours is set by default. Proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. •...
  • Page 96 When “Pow save time” is displayed, press ∨ once to display “Auto pw off time”: • PO W S AV E TI M E 60 M I N • Press OK when “Auto pw off time” is displayed. AU T O PW O FF TIM E 1 H O U R With the setting lashing, press ∧...

  • Page 97: Initializing The Lash Memory

    7.6 Initializing the lash memory When you initialize the lash memory the following data is deleted: • form data • download demo print data • saved menu settings To initialize the lash memory, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. •...
  • Page 98 Press ∧ or ∨ several times to display “Others setup”, and press OK. • OT H E R S S E TU P > Press ∧ or ∨ several times to display “Storage setup”, and press OK. • ST O R A GE S ET U P >>...
  • Page 99 Press ∧ once to display “Flash setup”, and press OK. • F L AS H S ETU P > > • Press OK when “Flash initialize / Execute” is displayed. F L AS H I NIT IAL IZ E E X EC U T E When the conirmation message is displayed, press ∧...

  • Page 100: Initializing The Network Settings

    7.7 Initializing the network settings The default network settings can be restored. To initialize the network settings, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. • RE A D Y T O PR I NT Press ∧...
  • Page 101 • Press OK when “Network setup” is displayed. N E TW O R K SE TUP > Press ∧ or ∨ several times to display “Factory defaults / Execute”, and press OK. • F A CT O R Y DE FAU LT S E X EC U T E...

  • Page 102: Initializing The Device Settings

    7.8 Initializing the device settings The default settings of the device can be restored. When this operation is performed, the device automatically restarts. To initialize the device settings, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. •...
  • Page 103 • Press OK when “Menu reset / Execute” is displayed. M E NU R E SET E X EC U T E • Wait until “Ready to print” is displayed on the screen after the device restart. R E AD Y T O P RIN T...

  • Page 104: Changing The Administrator Password

    7.9 Changing the administrator password It is recommended that the default password is changed for increased security. Set 6 to 12 digits for the password. Numbers and lower case letters can be used for the password. To change the administrator password, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print”...
  • Page 105 • When “New password” is displayed, enter the new password and press OK: N E W P A S SWO RD * * ** * * * * • When the confirmation screen is displayed, enter the same password and press OK: V E RI F Y PAS SWO RD * * ** * * * * •...

  • Page 106: Correcting The Color Density

    7.10 Correcting the color density To correct the color density, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. • RE A D Y T O PR I NT Press ∧ or ∨ several times to display “Calibration” and press OK. •...

  • Page 107: Adjusting The Color Balance

    7.11 Adjusting the color balance You can adjust the cyan, magenta, and yellow highlights (light areas), intermediate areas, and dark areas. This section describes the procedure for adjusting cyan. If you want to adjust other colors, perform the same operation for those colors. Conirm that “Ready to print”...
  • Page 108 Press ∧ or ∨ to display the value tou want to set and press OK. Positive values are darker and negative values are • lighter. CY A N MI D - TO N E Conirm that “*” is display to the right of the value you want to set. •...

  • Page 109: Correcting The Color Shift

    7.12 Correcting the color shift To correct the color shift, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. • R E AD Y T O P RIN T Press ∧ or ∨ several times to display “Calibration” and press OK. •...

  • Page 110: Setting The Volume For The Paper Empty Buzzer

    7.13 Setting the volume for the paper empty buzzer A buzzer notiies the user when paper has run out. By default, the device is set to sound the buzzer when the paper has run out. To adjust the volume, proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print”...
  • Page 111 • Press OK when “Error volume” is displayed. E R RO R V OLU ME O F F Press ∧ or ∨ to display the value tou want to set and press OK. • E R RO R V OLU ME L O W Conirm that “*”...

  • Page 112: Setting The Volume For The Printing Complete Buzzer

    7.14 Setting the volume for the printing complete buzzer A buzzer notiies the user when printing has inished. By default, the buzzer for complete printing is set to off. Proceed as follows: Conirm that “Ready to print” is displayed on the device. •...
  • Page 113 Press ∧ or ∨ several times to display “Print completion volume” and press OK. • P R IN T C OMP LET IO N O F F Press ∧ or ∨ to display the value tou want to set and press OK. •...

  • Page 115: Configuration By Software

    It also enables form data to be registered and deleted, and stored jobs to be managed. The Coniguration Tool is divided into four tabs listed below. The “Device Info” Tab displays information related to the device TK306 TK306 TK306 TK306...
  • Page 116 The “Device Setting” Tab conigures and copies the menus of the device. TK306 TK306 ITEM DESCRIPTION Menu settings Changes the settings of the menu items of the device. Cloning Copies the settings of the menu items of the device to another device.
  • Page 117 The “Network Setting” Plug-in conigures the network. TK306 ITEM DESCRIPTION Discover Devices Discovers network devices. Environment Settings Changes the device detection standard and communication options.
  • Page 118 The “Storage Manager” Plug-in registers and edits the iles to download to the device. TK306 TK306...

  • Page 119: Registering The Device

    8.1 Registering the device 8.2 Starting the Configuration Tool When installing the device to the irst time, register it to the Coniguration Tool. Proceed as follows: To start the Coniguration Tool proceed as follows: Click START and select “General” > “Coniguration •...

  • Page 120: Checking The Status Of The Device

    Select this device from “Registered Device Table”. • Select the “Device info” tab. • Select the “Device setting” tab. • Click MENU SETTINGS. • Click BACKUP SETTINGS. TK306 TK306 Enter the ile name, select the folder to save the ile • and click SAVE.
  • Page 121 • Click CHANGE PASSWORD. • Click RESTORE SETTINGS. • Enter the current password and new password then click OK. TK306 TK306 • Check the displayed message and click YES. Select the ile to restore and click OPEN. • • Click SAVE TO DEVICE.

  • Page 122: Copying Settings (Cloning)

    8.6 Coniguring the network 8.5 Copying settings (cloning) To conigure the network, proceed as follows. Menu settings can be copied to another device. Proceed as follows: Searching for the device on a network Click START and select “General” > “Coniguration •...

  • Page 123: Registering Forms

    • Forms for logos, etc. can be registered in the device for performing overlay printing (see paragraph 9.19). Proceed as follows. TK306 TK306 Creating forms • Click START and select “Devices and printers”. • Right-click the icon of the device and select the required printer driver in “Printer properties”.

  • Page 124: Registering A Demonstration Page

    Select “Demo Page ile (*.DMO)” on the bottom right of page the screen to select the created demo page ile. Proceed as follows: Creating a demonstration page TK306 • Click START and select “Devices and printers”. TK306 • Right-click the icon of the device and select the required printer driver in “Printer properties”.

  • Page 125: Checking The Free Memory Space

    8.9 Checking the free memory 8.10 Removing the device space To cancel the registration of the device proceed as follows: To check the free memory or hard disk space proceed as Click START and select “General” > “Coniguration • follows: Tool”.

  • Page 127: Printer Driver

    9 PRINTER DRIVER 9.1 Printer driver [Setup] tab functions ITEM DESCRIPTION Enables the printer driver settings to be saved to a ile. Favorites Paper settings Sets the paper to print on. Displays the paper format set for the user-deined paper. Paper form Displays the cut type set for the user-deined paper.

  • Page 128: Printer Driver [Color] Tab Functions

    9.2 Printer driver [Color] tab functions ITEM DESCRIPTION Color mode Displays the color mode set with the DETAIL button. Conigures settings related to saving toner when printing. Toner saving Conigures settings related to color printing. Detail...

  • Page 129: Printer Driver [Overlays] Tab Functions

    9.3 Printer driver [Overlays] tab functions ITEM DESCRIPTION Selects whether to print the document with a form overlaid, register the Overlay document as a new form, or save the document to a ile as a form. Do not use overlay print Prints documents without overlaying a form.

  • Page 130: Printer Driver [Extend] Tab Functions

    9.4 Printer driver [Extend] tab functions ITEM DESCRIPTION Watermarks You can print data created by an application with a watermark over it. Conigures settings related to TrueType fonts and printer fonts. Fonts Drawing position adjustment Adjusts the position of the drawing data created by the printer driver. When the desired print results are not obtained, this may enable them to be Advanced produced, depending on the symptom.

  • Page 131: Registering Paper Information To The Printer Driver

    Click START and select “Control Panel” in “Windows System”. • Click VIEW DEVICES AND PRINTERS. • Right click the “TK306” icon and select “Printing Preferences”. • Click USER-DEFINED PAPER on the “Setup” tab. • Enter the information for the paper register: - Select “New Paper”...

  • Page 132: Sensor Calibration

    Click START and select “Control Panel” in “Windows System”. • Click VIEW DEVICES AND PRINTERS. • Right click the “TK306” icon and select “Printing Preferences”. • Click SENSOR CALIBRATION on the “Setup” tab. • Remove the paper from the device when “Would you like to execute sensor calibration” is displayed.

  • Page 133: Printing From A Computer

    Open the ile to print. • Select “Print” from the “File” menu. • • Select “TK306” as the printer and click PREFERENCES. • Select “Print” from the “File” menu. • Select the paper to use in “Paper Settings” on the •...

  • Page 134: Specifying The Print Orientation

    9.9 Specifying the print orientation 9.10 Rotating the print result 180 degrees To change the print orientation, proceed as follows: Is possible to change the settings of the printer driver to Open the ile to print. • rotate the print result by 180 degrees without changing the ile to print.

  • Page 135: Specifying The Number Of Prints

    9.11 Specifying the number of 9.12 Printing from the last page prints The document will be in page order if the print results are stacked with the printed surface facing up. Proceed as fol- Are available values from 1 to 999. Proceed as follows: lows: Open the ile to print.

  • Page 136: Cutting Every Speciied Number Of

    9.13 Cutting every speciied 9.14 Changing the print quality number of pages To change the print quality, proceed as follows: You can cut the paper every speciied number of pages Open the ile to print. • when “Gap” is selected in “Cut type”. Specify the position to cut the paper when using continu- •...

  • Page 137: Printing With The Photo Mode

    9.15 Printing with the photo mode 9.16 Correcting barcodes for printing To print the image data of photos, proceed as follows: To improve the accuracy of reading barcodes, proceed as Open the ile to print. • follows: • Select “Print” from the “File” menu. Open the ile to print.

  • Page 138: Changing Color Settings

    9.17 Changing color settings 9.18 Reducing toner consump- tion when printing To adjust color printing, proceed as follows: To reduce toner consumption when performing test prints, Open the ile to print. • proceed as follows: • Select “Print” from the “File” menu. Open the ile to print.

  • Page 139: Overlaying Text Or Logos When Printing

    9.19 Overlaying text or logos 9.20 Registering print documents when printing as new forms You can print on forms registered to the device on advance. Before performing overlay printing, perform the procedure Proceed as follows: to register the forms. Proceed as follows: •...

  • Page 140: Saving The Documents To Print As Iles In The Form Format

    9.21 Saving the documents to 9.22 Printing hidden text print as iles in the form You can overlay user-deined text over iles to print. Proceed format as follows: Open the ile to print. You can save the documents to print as iles in the form •...

  • Page 141: Printing With A Speciied Font

    9.23 Printing with a speciied font 9.24 Adjusting the rendering position To print in a speciied font in a computer or the device, proceed as follows: To adjust the position of the render data, proceed as follows: Open the ile to print. •...

  • Page 142: Reducing The Size Of The Spool Iles (Disablign Emf)

    9.25 Reducing the size of the 9.26 Keeping the page layout spool iles (disablign EMF) when resizing a document The following procedure may be effective for reducing the The following procedure may be effective for maintaining time until processing is returned the application after print- the page layout when printing with a zoom ratio.

  • Page 143: Correcting Faintness In Thin Lines And Small Text

    9.27 Correcting faintness in 9.28 Executing drum cleaning thin lines and small text before printing To improve faintness in thin lines and small text, proceed To execute drum cleaning before printing, proceed as fol- as follows: lows: Open the ile to print. Open the ile to print.

  • Page 144: Skipping Blank

    9.29 Skipping blank pages 9.30 Canceling printing You can skip the printing of blank pages to save paper. You can cancel printing from a computer when a large Proceed as follows: amount of data has been accidentally sent to the printer. Proceed as follows: Open the ile to print.

  • Page 145: Maintenance

    10 MAINTENANCE 10.1 Paper jammed on the transfer belt Open the device top cover Open the device top cover (see paragraph 5.2). (see paragraph 5.1). Hold the blue handle and pull out the image drum unit vertically. Pull it out after opening the top cover fully.
  • Page 146 Place the image drum unit you took out on a flat surface and cover it with black paper so that the image drums are not exposed to light. If the tip of the paper is visible, gently pull it out to the front.
  • Page 147 Return the image drum unit to its original position in the machine. Close the top cover.

  • Page 148: Paper Jammed In The Fuser Unit

    10.2 Paper jammed in the fuser unit Open the device top cover Open the device top cover (see paragraph 5.1). (see paragraph 5.2). Hold the blue handle and pull out the image drum unit vertically. Pull it out after opening the top cover fully.
  • Page 149 ATTENTION: Do not expose the image drum to direct sunlight or strong light (approximately 1,500 lux or more). When leaving the image drum under room lighting for five minutes or more or leaving the top cover open, cover it with a black cloth or paper to prevent it from being exposed to light.
  • Page 150 Gently pull the paper out to the back of the fuser unit (the opposite direction from the paper feed direction). Return the fuser unit to its original position in the machine. Set it into the machine.
  • Page 151 Return the image drum unit to its original position in the machine. Close the top cover.

  • Page 152: Paper Jammed Near The Autocutter

    10.3 Paper jammed near the autocutter Insert your finger below the gray lever on the left and lift it up. Open the feeder cover.
  • Page 153 Gently pull out the jammed paper. Close the feeder cover until it clicks.

  • Page 154: Cleaning The Led Head

    10.4 Cleaning the LED head Clean the LED head if white lines or black lines appear, images are faded, or the periphery of letters are smudged in the printouts. Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.9). Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.7). Open the device top cover Open the device top cover (see...
  • Page 155 Alcohol, solvent Do not use alcohol, solvents, or hard brushes. Do not let water or other liquids get inside the machine. Wipe the three lenses of the LED heads with a soft tissue lightly. Remove the black paper, etc. on the image drum unit, and close the top cover.

  • Page 156: Cleaning The Feed Rollers

    10.5 Cleaning the feed rollers Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.9). Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.7). Open the device top cover Open the device top cover (see paragraph 5.2). (see paragraph 5.1). Hold the blue handle and pull out the image drum unit vertically. Pull it out after opening the top cover fully.
  • Page 157 ATTENTION: Do not expose the image drum to direct sunlight or strong light (approximately 1,500 lux or more). When leaving the image drum under room lighting for five minutes or more or leaving the top cover open, cover it with a black cloth or paper to prevent it from being exposed to light.
  • Page 158 Insert your fingers in the both ends of the recess in the center bottom of the back of the machine interior and turn down the sensor lever towards yourself. Wipe the feed roller with a soft cloth that has been moistened with water and then squeezed well.

  • Page 159: Cleaning The Paper Feed Rollers

    10.6 Cleaning the paper feed rollers Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.7). Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.9). Insert your finger below the gray lever on the left, and lift it up to open the feeder cover. Wipe the paper feed roller with a soft cloth that has been moistened with water and then squeezed well.

  • Page 160: Cleaning The Lightproof Ilm

    10.7 Cleaning the lightproof ilm Turn the device off (see Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.7). paragraph 5.9). Open the device top cover Open the device top cover (see paragraph 5.2). (see paragraph 5.1). Wipe the lightproof film with a soft tissue paper lightly.

  • Page 161: Cleaning The Chassis

    10.8 Cleaning the chassis Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.7). Turn the device off (see paragraph 5.9). Clean the device with a soft cloth moistened with water or neutral detergent.

  • Page 163: Troubleshooting

    11 TROUBLESHOOTING 11.1 White streaks appear in the vertical direction CAUSE REMEDY The LED head is dirty. Wipe the LED head clean with a soft tissue (see paragraph 10.4). Toner is low. If “Replace toner” or “Toner empty” is displayed, replace the toner cartridge (see paragraph 5.4).

  • Page 164: Horizontal White Periodically Appear In The Paper Feed Direction

    11.2 Horizontal white periodically appear in the paper feed direction CAUSE REMEDY The image drum is not set correctly. Set the image drum correctly. The image drum is dirty. Enable drum cleaning (see paragraph 7.1). The lifetime of the image drum is shorter when this is set to ON.

  • Page 165: Printing Is Light

    11.4 Printing is light CAUSE REMEDY Toner is low. If “Replace toner” or “Toner empty” is displayed, replace the toner cartridge (see paragraph 5.4). The paper contains humidity. Use paper that is stored in an environment with suitable temperature and hu- midity.

  • Page 166: Condensation Occurs In The Printed Paper

    11.6 Condensation occurs in the printed paper CAUSE REMEDY The paper contains humidity. Use paper that is stored in an environment with suitable temperature and hu- midity. The device is used in a location with high humidity or rapid changes in tem- Use the device in an environment with suitable temperature and humidity.

  • Page 167: Dots And Horizontal Streaks Periodically Appear In The Paper Feed Direction

    11.8 Dots and horizontal streaks periodically appear in the paper feed direction CAUSE REMEDY If the period is approximately 63 mm, Gently wipe it with a soft tissue. the glossy cylinder of the image drum Replace the image drum if it is damaged. is damaged or dirty.

  • Page 168: Bleeding Occurs Around Text

    11.10 Bleeding occurs around text CAUSE REMEDY The LED head is dirty. Wipe the LED head clean with a soft tissue (see paragraph 10.4). The paper contains humidity. Replace the paper with new paper. 11.11 Toner comes off when rubbed CAUSE REMEDY Set Menus >...

  • Page 169: Gloss Is Uneven

    11.12 Gloss is uneven CAUSE REMEDY Set Menus > Feeder conig > Mediaweight to a suitable value on the operation The paper weight setting is not suitable. panel or set Mediaweight to a heavier value. 11.13 Black dots or white dots appear CAUSE REMEDY If the period is approximately 63 mm,...

  • Page 170: Dirt Is Printed

    11.14 Dirt is printed CAUSE REMEDY The paper contains humidity. Replace the paper with new paper. 11.15 The entire page is printed in black CAUSE REMEDY The device may have failed. Contact your dealer. 11.16 Nothing is printed CAUSE REMEDY The device may have failed.

  • Page 171: Parts Of The Image Are Missing

    11.17 Parts of the image are missing CAUSE REMEDY The paper contains humidity. Replace the paper with new paper. 11.18 The area around the image is dirty CAUSE REMEDY The image is not reduced to a ratio that Reduce the image to a ratio that matches the paper size. matches the paper size.

  • Page 172: The Colors Of The Image Are Unexpected

    11.19 The colors of the image are unexpected CAUSE REMEDY Toner is low. If “Replace toner” or “Toner empty” is displayed, replace the toner cartridge (see paragraph 5.4). The toner adjustment was changed. The toner adjustment was changed. Perform color matching from the printer driver (see paragraph 9.17).

  • Page 173: The Precision Of The Barcode Reading Is Low

    11.21 The precision of the barcode reading is low CAUSE REMEDY The color of barcodes/two-dimensional Disable the toner save function if it is enabled (see paragraph 9.18). If the re- barcodes is light. maining toner is low, replace the toner cartridge (see paragraph 5.4).

  • Page 174: Usb Connection Problems

    11.22 USB connection problems SYMPTOM CAUSE/SOLUTION An icon for the device is not created in The printer driver is not installed correctly. “Devices and Printers”. Correctly reinstall the printer driver (see paragraph 4.4). An error message such as “Failed to Use plug-and-play.

  • Page 175: The Device Does Not Operate

    11.24 The device does not operate CAUSE REMEDY The power cord is not inserted properly. Insert the power cord fully. This device is not turned on. Turn the device on (see paragraph 5.8). 11.25 Nothing is displayed on the screen when the power is turned on CAUSE REMEDY The power cord is disconnected.

  • Page 176: Printing Does Not Start

    11.26 Printing does not start CAUSE REMEDY An error is displayed. Check the error code and follow the on-screen instructions (see paragraph 3.9). The LAN cable/USB cable is not in- Insert the LAN cable/USB cable fully (see paragraph 4.2 paragraph 4.3).

  • Page 177: Print Data Is Not Sent

    11.27 Print data is not sent CAUSE REMEDY The LAN cable/USB cable is damaged. Connect a new cable. The computer has timed out. Set a longer timeout period. 11.28 An abnormal smell is emitted CAUSE REMEDY Install the device in a lat and stable location. The device is not level.

  • Page 178: A Resonant Sound Is Emitted

    11.29 A resonant sound is emitted CAUSE REMEDY Printing is being performed on heavy paper, etc. when the internal tempera- This is not a problem with the device. Keep using the device as it is. ture of the device has risen. 11.30 Printing stops before it is complete CAUSE REMEDY...

  • Page 179: Memory Runs Out

    11.31 Memory runs out CAUSE REMEDY The print data is complex. Use simpler print data. 11.32 Printing is slow CAUSE REMEDY Printing is also being processed on the Use a computer with a faster processing speed. computer. Select “Fine / Detail (1200 x 1200 dpi)” Select “Normal (600 x 600 dpi)”...

  • Page 180: The Power Turns Off Automatically

    11.33 The power turns off automatically CAUSE REMEDY If the device is not used for a certain To prevent the power from turning off, set “Admin setup” > “Power setup” > period of time (4 hours by default), it “[Auto Pw Off” to “Disable” on the operation panel. automatically turns off.

  • Page 181: The Device Does Not Recover When The Paper Jam Is Removed

    11.35 The device does not recover when the paper jam is removed CAUSE REMEDY The device may not recover unless the top cover or feeder cover is opened Open and close the top cover or feeder cover. and closed. The combination of the cut type setting Change the position of the top sensor and bottom sensor so that they do not and paper sensor position of the device overlap if their positions were matching.

  • Page 182: Paper Gets Stuck In The Roller Of The Fuser

    11.37 Paper gets stuck in the roller of the fuser CAUSE REMEDY Set “Menus” > “Feeder Conig” > “Mediaweight” to a suitable value on the op- The paper weight setting is not suitable. eration panel or set “Mediaweight” to a heavier value. Light paper is being used.

  • Page 183: Paper Corner Are Folded

    11.39 Paper corner are folded CAUSE REMEDY The paper is curled. The paper is curled. Use paper that is stored in an environment with suitable temperature and humidity.

  • Page 185: Web Page

    The Web Page is divided into two tabs listed below. The “View Info” Tab displays the most important information about the device such as the status of the device, the warnings and the information on the network settings. TK306 TK306 XXXXX00000...
  • Page 186 The “Admin Setup” Tab is displayed when you are logged in to the machine as an administrator and displays the network coniguration. TK306 ITEM DESCRIPTION Conigures the network connection method. General Network Settings Conigures information regarding TCP/IP. TCP/IP Conigures information regarding NetBIOS over TCP.
  • Page 187 Disables network protocol and network services that are Protocol ON/OFF not used. Restricts access via TCP/IP. Also supports access from out- side the company. However, this function requires knowledge IP Filtering regarding IP addresses. Incorrect settings may lead to serious trouble, such as becoming unable to access the machine from the network.

  • Page 188: Starting The Web Page

    • Click ADMIN LOGIN. • Start the Web browser. TK306 • Enter the URL (“http://(IP address of the machine)”) in the address bar, and press the ENTER key. For infor- mation on checking the IP address of the machine, see...

  • Page 189: Encrypting Communication (Ssl/Tls)

    You can encrypt the communication between the computer and the device. Communication is encrypted via SSL/TLS TK306 in the following cases. A certiicate is installed in the device by default, which enables communication using HTTPS to be performed.
  • Page 190 Importing a Certiicate and Private Key Enabling Encryption This section describes how to import a certiicate and private Encryption can be enabled after creating a certiicate. This key using the Web Page. section describes how to enable encryption using the Web A certiicate and private key that have been issued can be Page.

  • Page 191: Using Ipp

    Exporting a Certiicate 12.4 Using IPP This section describes how to export a certiicate using the Web Page. The device can be added to a computer as an IPP device. The computer may request the certiicate of the device, depending on the function performing communication via When IPP printing is enabled, data can be sent to the device SSL/TLS.

  • Page 192: Encrypting Communication (Ipsec)

    12.5 Encrypting Communication • Enter “Name” and “Description” and click NEXT. (IPSec) • Deselect “Activate the default response rule” and click NEXT. You can encrypt the communication between the device • Select “Edit Properties” and click COMPLETE. and the computer. The communication is encrypted with IPSec.
  • Page 193 Coniguring the computer: assigning an IP Security • Click ADD on the “IP Filter List” screen. Policy • Click ADD in the “IP Filter List” window. Proceed as follows: • Click NEXT in “IP Filter Wizard”. • To enable key PFS, select “Use session key perfect •...

  • Page 194: Using The Ip Address Access Control Function (Ip Filter)

    12.6 Using the IP Address Access 12.7 Using the MAC Address Ac- Control Function (IP Filter) cess Control Function IP Addresses can be used to control access to the device. MAC Addresses can be used to restrict access to the de- You can conigure whether to allow printing or setting from vice.

  • Page 195: E-Mail Alert

    Periodically sending error notiications via E-mail 12.8 E-Mail Alert Proceed as follows: A mail server needs to be conigured in advance in order • Open the Web Page of this device (see paragraph 12.1). to use this function. Sending Error Notiications via E-mail •...

  • Page 196: Using Snmpv

    12.9 Using SNMPv 12.10 Using IEEE802.1X (Wired LAN) Using an SNMP manager that supports SNMPv3 enables the management of the device to be encrypted via SNMP. The device supports IEEE802.1X authentication. IEEE802.1X authentication is performed after enabling it on the Web page Proceed as follows: and connecting to the authentication switch.
  • Page 197 Using PEAP Proceed as follows: • Open the Web Page of this device (see paragraph 12.1). • Log in as the administrator (see paragraph 12.2). • Select “Admin Setup”. • Select “Network” > “IEEE802.1X”. • Select “Enabled” for “IEEE802.1X”. • Select “PEAP”...

  • Page 199: Specifications

    13 SPECIFICATIONS 13.1 Hardware speciications GENERAL ARM Cortex A9 (533 MHz) Display 16 characters x 2 lines Windows 7 (32/64 bit) Windows 8 (32/64 bit) Printing driver Windows 8.1 (32/64 bit) Windows 10 (32/64 bit) Dimensions (W x D x H) 198 mm x 380 mm x 205 mm Weight Approx.
  • Page 200 25 mm to 86 mm Paper length from 53 mm to 551 mm DEVICES ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Power supply TK306 120V from 110 Vac to 127 Vac ± 10% TK306 230V from 220 Vac to 240 Vac ± 10% Power consumption...
  • Page 201 Idle average approx. 10 W Power save mode average approx. 5 W Sleep mode average approx. 1 W ≤ 0.5 W Auto power off mode ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Operating temperature Operating from 10 °C to +32 °C Idle from 0 °C to +43 °C Relative humidity (RH) Operating from 20% to 80% (w/o condensation)

  • Page 202: Paper Speciication

    13.2 Paper speciication All the dimensions shown in following igures are in millimetres. Continuous paper without mark Guaranteed Print Range B Printable Range where: Paper weight from 0.080 mm to 0.250 mm Paper width from 25 mm to 86 mm Cut length from 53 mm to 551 mm Side margin...
  • Page 203 Continuous paper with black mark Guaranteed Print Range B Printable Range where: Paper weight from 0.080 mm to 0.250 mm Paper width from 25 mm to 86 mm Cut length from 53 mm to 551 mm Side margin 4.2 mm 2 mm Top margin 4.2 mm...
  • Page 204 Continuous paper with hole With holes in the paper center Without holes in the paper center Guaranteed Print Range Guaranteed Print Range B Printable Range B Printable Range where: Paper weight from 0.080 mm to 0.250 mm Paper width from 36 mm to 86 mm Cut length from 53 mm to 551 mm Side margin...
  • Page 205 Continuous paper with labels PQ guaranteed area B Printable Range where: Paper thickness from 130 µm to 150 µm (paper from 70 µm to 80 µm, liner from 65 µm to 70 µm) Glue type Acrylic Paper width from 25 mm to 86 mm GAP length from 3 mm to 13 mm Label pitch...
  • Page 206 Cut sheet Guaranteed Print Range B Printable Range where: Paper weight from 0.060 mm to 0.250 mm Paper width from 25 mm to 86 mm Cut length from 53 mm to 551 mm Side margin 4.2 mm 2 mm Top margin 4.2 mm 2 mm Bottom margin...
  • Page 207 Paper with perforation where: Paper weight from 0.060 mm to 0.250 mm Cut position 1.5 mm or more NOTE: When cutting paper with perforation, cut the paper at a position at least 1.5 mm away from the perforation. Roll paper Outer wind diameter 203.2 mm or less Wind core inner diameter...

  • Page 208: List Of Included Fonts

    13.3 List of included fonts The following is the full list of coding tables included on the device. Font Name List Description Courier Courier Bold Courier Italic Courier Bold Italic CG Times CG Times Bold CG Times Italic CG Times Bold Italic Univers Medium Univers Bold Univers Medium Italic...

  • Page 209: Consumables

    14 CONSUMABLES The following table shows the list of available consumables for device. 4B000000031600 TONER CARTRIDGE Approx. 5000 pages 67800000000002 FAN-FOLD weight = 170 g/m...

  • Page 211: Accessories

    15 ACCESSORIES The following table shows the list of available accessories for device. 976MG010000001 PRESENTER...

  • Page 213: Technical Service

    16 TECHNICAL SERVICE In case of failure, contact the technical service accessing the website www.custom4u.it and using the support tools on the homepage. It is advisable to keep the identiication data of the product at hand. The product code, the serial number and the hardware release number can be found on the product label (see paragraph 3.6).
  • Page 216 CUSTOM S.p.A. World Headquarters Via Berettine, 2/B - 43010 Fontevivo, Parma ITALY Tel. +39 0521 680111 - Fax +39 0521 610701 info@custom.biz - www.custom.biz All rights reserved www.custom.biz...

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