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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1 Getting started ................ 7 Safety precautions ..............8 General precautions ..............9 Trademarks ................11 About this manual ..............12 About this manual ................ 12 Copyrights ..................12 About the description ..............13 About marks ................. 13 About symbols ................13 About illustrations ................
Page 3 Adjusting the volume ..............54 Setting the volume ............... 54 Setting the print completion volume ..........55 Checking the machine information ..........56 Checking by printing a Report ............56 Checking from the operator panel ..........56 Setting the time that elapses before entering the power save mode ..............57 Setting the time that elapses before entering the sleep mode................58...
Page 4 [Color] tab .................. 115 [Overlays] tab ................116 [Extend] tab ................117 Registering frequently used settings (Favorites) ....118 Specifying the orientation .............119 Printing by 180 rotation ............120 Specifying the number of copies ...........121 Printing from the last page ...........122 Specifying the number of the pages per cut ......123 Changing the quality .............124 Printing sharper photos ............125 Printing by correcting barcodes ..........126...
Page 5 Pressing «CANCEL» ..............185 Canceling from the PC..............185 Unable to print ..............186 Message List .................187 Troubleshooting for connection ..........193 Trouble of network connection ........... 193 Troubleshooting for wireless LAN connection ......193 Troubleshooting for USB connection ........... 195 Troubleshooting for printing results ........196 List of troubles with printing results ...........
Page 6 The paper winds around the belt unit ......... 212 Corners of the paper are folded (the edge is folded)....212 "380:PAPER JAM" occurs when no paper is loaded ..... 212 When a power failure occurs ..........213 Moving this machine .............214 Shipping this machine ............215 Before disposal ..............218 10 Administrative software ............
Page 7: Getting Started
Getting started Safety precautions ..............8 General precautions ..............9 Trademarks ................11 About this manual ..............12 About the description ............. 13...
Page 8: Safety Precautions
Safety precautions WARNING Mishandling due to ignoring this indication may cause major injuries or even death. CAUTION Mishandling due to ignoring this indication may cause personal injury. - 8 -...
Page 9: General Precautions
General precautions WARNING Do not touch the safety switch inside the machine. High voltage may occur and electric shock may be caused. In addition, gears can rotate, which may result in personal injury. Do not use any inﬂammable spray near the machine. Doing so may cause a ﬁre since there are high-temperature parts inside the machine.
Page 10 WARNING Do not place any containers like cups containing water on the machine. Doing so may cause electric shock or ﬁre. Make sure that no urine from pets on top of this machine wet or enter this machine. Failure to do so may cause electric shock or ﬁre. When the covers of this machine are open, do not touch the fuser unit.
Page 11: Trademarks
Trademarks Microsoft, Windows and Windows Server are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. Other product names and brand names are registered trademarks or trademarks of their proprietors. - 11 -...
Page 12: About This Manual
Copyrights All rights belong to Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. This manual may not be reproduced, transcribed or translated without permission. Be sure to obtain the written approval from Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
Page 13: About The Description
About the description This manual uses screens of the following operating systems unless otherwise speciﬁed. • Windows 10 Depending on the used OS, model and version, the description in this manual may diﬀer. About marks This manual uses the following marks. Symbols Meaning Indicates cautions and restrictions for the correct operation of this...
Page 14: Unpacking
Unpacking Unpacking ................15 Checking the accessories ............16 Installing consumables ............18...
Page 15: Unpacking
Unpacking • The packing case and buﬀer materials are required to ship this machine. Keep them properly instead of discarding them. Take out this machine out of the packing case, and remove the buﬀer materials and the plastic bag. Lift the machine and place it in the installation location. •...
Page 16: Checking The Accessories
Checking the accessories Make sure that you have all the accessories supplied with the machine. • Be sure to start with the consumables that come with this machine. If you install consumables other than the accessories ﬁrst, the service life may not be displayed correctly, or the accessories may not be usable later. •...
Page 17 • Software DVD-ROM • Set-up Guide • Power cord • LAN cables and USB cables are not supplied. Please prepare them separately according to the connection environment. • The packing case, buﬀer materials and toner covers are required to ship this machine. Keep them properly instead of discarding them.
Page 18: Installing Consumables
Installing consumables • Do not power on the machine. • Check that the machine is not turned on before installing consumables. • Because the image drum (i.e. the glossy cylinder) can easily get damaged, handle with adequate care. • Do not expose the image drum to direct sunlight or strong light (approx. 1,500 lux or above). Do not leave it uncovered for more than 5 minutes even under room lighting.
Page 19 Remove the protective tape. Remove the protective tape and the desiccant. Remove the toner cover. • Toner covers are required to ship this machine. Keep them properly instead of discarding them. - 19 -...
Page 20 Close the top cover. Open the toner cartridge cover. Take the toner cartridge out of its packaging, and shake it several times vertically and horizontally. - 20 -...
Page 21 Attach the toner cartridge to be installed on the machine. Install the toner cartridge. Close the toner cartridge cover. - 21 -...
Page 22: How To Use This Machine
How to use this machine About installation ..............23 Parts identiﬁcation ..............25 Installing optional accessories ..........27 Turning the power on/oﬀ ............33 Connecting the LAN cable ............36 Connecting via a wireless LAN ..........38 Using wired LAN and wireless LAN at the same time ....44 Connecting the USB cable ............
Page 23: About Installation
About installation Installation environment Install this machine in the following environment. Ambient temperature: 10 C - 32 C Ambient humidity: 20% - 80% RH (relative humidity) Max. wet-bulb temperature: 25 C • Make sure there is no condensation. Otherwise malfunction may be caused. •...
Page 24: Installation Space
Installation space Install this machine on a ﬂat desk large enough to support its base. Allow suﬃcient space around this machine as shown in the following ﬁgures. • Refer to the Label Printing Manual for the installation space when the optional roll paper holder is installed. •...
Page 25: Parts Identification
Parts identiﬁcation Front Name Description Top Cover This is the top cover of the main unit. Keep it closed during printing. Top cover lever It is used to open the top cover. LCD panel Displays the state of this machine and setting items. Toner cartridge cover Open and close it to replace the toner cartridge.
Page 26: Side
Side 17 18 Name Description Network interface This is the socket for the LAN cable. connector Wireless LAN module This is the installation port for the wireless LAN connector module. USB interface connector This is the socket for the USB cable. Internal Name Description...
Page 27: Installing Optional Accessories
Installing optional accessories The following optional accessories are available for this machine. • Wireless LAN module Install it when you want to connect to a wireless LAN. • Presenter unit Install it when you want to hold the printed paper without completely ejecting it. •...
Page 28 Press and hold «OK» on the operator panel to power on the machine. Press and hold «OK» until [BOOT MENU] appears on the display. When [BOOT MENU] appears, release your ﬁnger and press «OK» again. B OO T ME NU When [ENTER PASSWORD] appears, input the password.
Page 29 After you have input the password, press «OK». E NT ER P AS SWORD * ** ** * Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » to display [WIRELESS MODULE], and press «OK». W IR EL ES S MODULE Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » to display [ENABLE], and press «OK». "*"...
Page 30: Installing The Presenter Unit
Installing the presenter unit Install it when you want to hold the printed paper at the ejection port without ejecting it. After installing the presenter unit, set the presenter unit to [ENABLE] on the operator panel. • Installing the presenter unit Power oﬀ...
Page 31 Insert the presenter unit into the machine. • Be noted that it is not completely retained. Tighten it with screws (x2). Connect the connector. Install the cable cover. - 31 -...
Page 32 Install the cap cover (x2). • Enabling the presenter unit on the operator panel Turn on power of the machine. • For details on how to turn on the power, refer to "Turning the power on" (Page 34). Check that "READY TO PRINT" appears on the display. Press «...
Page 33: Turning The Power On/Off
Turning the power on/oﬀ About the power supply Observe the following conditions for the power supply. AC Voltage: 110-127V AC (Range 99-140V AC) 220-240V AC (Range 198-264V AC) Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz ± 2% • If the power supply is unstable, use a voltage regulator. •...
Page 34: Turning The Power On
Turning the power on Plug the power cord to the power connector on the back of the machine. Insert the power plug into the outlet. Open the left cover on the front, and press and hold the power switch for approximately 1 second.
Page 35: Turning The Power Off
Turning the power oﬀ Open the left cover on the front, and press and hold the power switch for approximately 1 second. After "SHUTTING DOWN. PLEASE WAIT/TURN OFF AUTOMATICALLY" appears on the operator panel, wait until the operator panel goes oﬀ. Disconnect the power plug from the outlet.
Page 36: Connecting The Lan Cable
Connecting the LAN cable This machine can be connected to your PC via a wired network. Connect this machine to the network with a LAN cable before installing the printer driver. Prepare a LAN cable and a hub. • The machine does not come with any LAN cables. Prepare a LAN cable (category 5 or above, twisted pair, straight) separately.
Page 37 Then, set the network information like the IP address on this machine. Power on this machine. Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times to display [ADMIN SETUP], and press «OK». Input the password when [ENTER PASSWORD] is displayed. •...
Page 38: Connecting Via A Wireless Lan
Connecting via a wireless LAN Preparing to connect via wireless LAN • When connecting via an access point Check that the wireless LAN access point you are using supports the following environment. • Standard: IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n • Access mode: Infrastructure mode Check that the wireless LAN access point supports WPS.
Page 39 If you press «ONLINE», the machine returns to the standby state "READY TO PRINT". • Connecting with WPS If the wireless LAN access point supports WPS, you can easily connect to the wireless LAN using the push button for easy setup (WPS button). Follow the procedure below to connect.
Page 40 • Setting the IP address Set a different IP address for the wireless LAN from that of the wired LAN. Enter the setting menu and make the settings by the following procedure. Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times to display [WIRELESS SETTING], and press «OK».
Page 41 After you have input the password, press «OK». When "IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO USE WIRELESS (AP MODE) AT THE SAME TIME. PLEASE BE DISABLED IF THE WIRELESS (AP MODE) IS ENABLED./ PRESS OK" appears, press «OK». When [WIRELESS(INFRASTRUCTURE)] is displayed, press « ∧ » or « ∨ » to select [ENABLE], and then press «OK».
Page 42 Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times to display [WIRELESS SETTING], and press «OK». Input the password when [ENTER PASSWORD] is displayed. • The default password is "999999". After you have input the password, press «OK». When "IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO USE WIRELESS (AP MODE) AT THE SAME TIME.
Page 43: Connecting Directly With This Machine (Ap Mode)
Connecting directly with this machine (AP mode) • Automatic connection (push button) If the wireless device (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) supports WPS-PBC (push button), you can connect it to this machine using the WPS button. Follow the procedure below to connect. Check the position of the WPS button in the User's Manual enclosed with the wireless terminal.
Page 44: Using Wired Lan And Wireless Lan At The Same Time
Using wired LAN and wireless LAN at the same time For this machine, wired LAN and wireless LAN can be used at the same time. The following table shows combinations of wired LAN and wireless LAN that can be used at the same time.
Page 45: Connecting The Usb Cable
Connecting the USB cable • This machine does not come with any USB cables. Please prepare Type A-B separately. Prepare a USB cable. Check that both the machine and the PC are powered oﬀ. Plug the B end of the USB cable into the USB interface connector of this machine.
Page 46: Installing The Printer Driver On A Pc
Installing the printer driver on a PC This section explains how to install the printer driver by taking the example of installation from the Software DVD-ROM for this machine. Connect this machine to a PC with a network or USB cable. Insert the "Software DVD-ROM"...
Page 47: How To Use The Operator Panel
How to use the operator panel Name and function ..............48 Display description ..............49 How to enter and view the menu ..........50 How to input characters ............52 Printing demonstration pages ..........53 Adjusting the volume ............. 54 Checking the machine information .........
Page 48: Name And Function
Name and function Name Description Display Displays the state of this machine and menu items. The backlight turns oﬀ when the machine is in the POWER SAVE mode. « ∧ » button Enters the Menu mode. Press it in the Menu mode to go one step back to the preceding item display.
Page 49: Display Description
Display description Displays the state of this machine, menu items, etc. on the display. When the machine is ready to print "READY TO PRINT" is displayed in the upper row when the machine is ready to print. READY TO PRINT When an error occurs to the machine Upper: Displays the solution.
Page 50: How To Enter And View The Menu
How to enter and view the menu Check that "READY TO PRINT" appears on the display. READY TO PRINT Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » to enter the Menu mode and display the menu category. DEMO PAGE Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times until the category to be set appears, and then press «OK».
Page 51 If items are displayed on the top and setting values on the bottom, press «OK» to blink the setting values and make them changeable. Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times until the value to be set appears, and then press «OK». POW SAVE TIME 1 MIN "*"...
Page 52: How To Input Characters
How to input characters When an input screen for the password or the like, press « ∧ » or « ∨ » to select a character. Press « ∧ » to display from lower-case alphabet letters. The order of display is as follows: Lower-case letters → Symbols → Upper-case letters →...
Page 53: Printing Demonstration Pages
Printing demonstration pages • Use cut paper with the following sizes or continuous paper (roll paper) without marks. Operation cannot be guaranteed for other types of paper. [When printing on cut paper] Prepare paper with a width of 74 mm and a length of 210 mm. You can print on anything 1/4 the length of A4 or Letter paper.
Page 54: Adjusting The Volume
Adjusting the volume A buzzer will notify you when an error occurs to the machine or when printing is completed. By default, the buzzer will sound when the machine has run out of paper. This section describes how to change the buzzer volume and set whether or not to sound the buzzer.
Page 55: Setting The Print Completion Volume
Setting the print completion volume Possible values are HIGH, LOW and OFF, and the factory default value is OFF. When it is set to HIGH or LOW, by default, the buzzer will sound after each page is printed, regardless of the number of pages of the print data. You may change it so that the buzzer sounds after the print data has ﬁnished printing.
Page 56: Checking The Machine Information
Checking the machine information Checking by printing a Report To check by printing the values set in the machine, follow the procedure below. • Use cut paper with the following sizes or continuous paper (roll paper) without marks. Operation cannot be guaranteed for other types of paper.
Page 57: Setting The Time That Elapses Before Entering The Power Save Mode
Setting the time that elapses before entering the power save mode If the machine is not used for a certain period of time, it shifts to the power save mode. The factory default setting is 0 minutes. Check that "READY TO PRINT" appears on the display. Press «...
Page 58: Setting The Time That Elapses Before Entering The Sleep Mode
Setting the time that elapses before entering the sleep mode The machine will enter the sleep mode if it is not used for a certain period of time after it has entered the POWER SAVE mode. The factory default setting is 15 minutes. Check that "READY TO PRINT"...
Page 59: Restrictions Of The Power Save Function
Restrictions of the power save function The sleep mode will not be entered in the following cases. • When an error has occurred to this machine The power save mode will not be entered in the following cases. • When there is paper jammed in the presenter unit - 59 -...
Page 60: Setting The Time That Elapses Before The Power Is Turned Off Automatically (Auto Pw Off)
Setting the time that elapses before the power is turned oﬀ automatically (AUTO PW OFF) The power is automatically turned oﬀ if the machine has not been used for a certain period of time. In the factory default state, the power will not be turned oﬀ automatically. In order to make the power turn oﬀ...
Page 61: Initializing The Flash Memory
Initializing the ﬂash memory Once the ﬂash memory is initialized, the following data will be erased. • Form data • Downloaded demo print data • Saved menu settings Check that "READY TO PRINT" appears on the display. Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times to display [ADMIN SETUP]. Press «OK».
Page 62: Initializing Network Settings
Initializing network settings Restores network settings to their factory default settings. Check that "READY TO PRINT" appears on the display. Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times to display [ADMIN SETUP]. Press «OK». Input the password when [ENTER PASSWORD] is displayed. •...
Page 63: Initializing Machine Settings
Initializing machine settings Restores settings of this machine to their factory default settings. This action will automatically restart the machine. Check that "READY TO PRINT" appears on the display. Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times to display [ADMIN SETUP]. Press «OK».
Page 64: Changing The Administrator Password
Changing the administrator password This section describes how to change the administrator password. To enhance the security, we recommend that you change the default password. The password consists of 6 to 12 characters. You can use digits and lower-case letters. Check that "READY TO PRINT"...
Page 65: Calibrating The Color Density
Calibrating the color density This section describes the procedure to calibrate the density from the operator panel. Check that "READY TO PRINT" appears on the display. Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times to display [CALIBRATION], and then press «OK».
Page 66: Adjusting The Color Balance (Density)
Adjusting the color balance (density) Adjusts the highlight (light area), mid-tone and dark tone (dark area) of each color, i.e. cyan, magenta and yellow. This section explains the procedure to adjust the cyan color. If you want to adjust other colors, please adjust each color individually.
Page 67: Calibrating Color Registration
Calibrating color registration This section describes the procedure to calibrate the color registration from the operator panel. Check that "READY TO PRINT" appears on the display. Press « ∧ » or « ∨ » several times to display [CALIBRATION], and then press «OK».
Page 68: Adjusting The Paper Sensor (Sensor Calibration)
Adjusting the paper sensor (Sensor calibration) If the paper mark cannot be detected or a paper jam often occurs, perform sensor calibration by the following procedure. • For paper with a black mark, cut the paper so that the black mark is on the front edge of the paper before loading it. Print area Adjust the paper sensor to the appropriate position for the paper to be used.
Page 69: Menu Table
Menu table This section explains the menu items that can be set using the operator panel. MENUS DEMO PAGE For details, see "DEMO PAGE" (Page 70). For details, see "CONFIGURATION" CONFIGURATION (Page 70). PRINT INFO For details, see "PRINT INFO" (Page 72).
Page 70: Demo Page
DEMO PAGE Item Setting value Description DEMO1 EXECUTE Prints demonstration pages. … CLEANING EXECUTE Used for cleaning the fuser when printing on labels. Not used when printing on Plain paper. CONFIGURATION You can check the information of this machine. Item Setting value Description PRINT COUNT...
Page 71 Item Setting value Description WIRELESS FW VERSION Displays the ﬁrmware version of (INFRASTRUCTURE) the wireless LAN. INFO WIRELESS ENABLE Displays the state (enabled or (INFRASTRUCTURE) DISABLE disabled) of the wireless network (infrastructure). SSID Displays the SSID of the connection destination. SECURITY DISABLE Displays the security of the...
Page 72: Print Info
PRINT INFO You can print information about this machine. Item Setting value Description CONFIGURATION EXECUTE Prints the conﬁgurations of the printer. PRINT FILE LIST EXECUTE Prints the ﬁle list. PRINT ERROR LOG EXECUTE Prints the error log. MENUS These are settings related to printing and machine operation. The shaded settings are the factory default settings.
Page 73 The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description SYSTEM ADJUST POW SAVE TIME 0 MIN Sets the time that will elapse before the 1 MIN power save mode is entered. 2 MIN 3 MIN 4 MIN 5 MIN 10 MIN 15 MIN...
Page 74 The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description TIMEOUT NET 0 SEC Sets the time to keep the network port 5 SEC open after printing. 90 SEC 290 SEC 295 SEC 300 SEC JAM REMOVERY Set whether to reprint the jammed page when a paper jam occurs.
Page 75: Admin Setup
The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description BG SETTING Corrects printing variations due to diﬀerences in temperature and humidity, and printing density/printing frequency. Change the value if the underlay is dark. DRUM CLEANING Set it to ON when you want to reduce the white streaks seen on the printing result.
Page 76 The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description NETWORK SCALE NORMAL NORMAL: It works eﬃciently even when connected to a SMALL hub with a spanning tree function. However, when 2 or 3 computers are connected via a small LAN, the startup time for the machine will become longer.
Page 77 The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description PRESENTER MODE Sets the paper ejection. MODE 1 OFF: Ejects paper using the standard paper ejection MODE 2 method. Mode 1: Holds the paper in the presenter unit and prints the next page if the paper is pulled out.
Page 78 The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description WHITE PAGE SKIP Selects whether or not to print blank pages. ON: Do not print blank pages OFF: Print blank pages CR FUNCTION Sets the actions when a CR code is received. CR+LF CR: Carriage Return CR+LF: Carriage Return and Line Feed...
Page 79 The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description LANGUAGE LANGUAGE CATALAN Selects the display language of the display. SETUP SELECT CZECH However, the machine information and other reports DANISH are printed in English. DUTCH ENGLISH FINNISH FRENCH GERMAN HUNGARIAN...
Page 80: Print Statistics
The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description ERASE PRIVACY DATA EXECUTE Erases the following data set in this machine. • Admin password, values set in various menus • Data registered to the machine PRESENTER UNIT DISABLE Enables/Disables the presenter unit.
Page 81: Calibration
CALIBRATION This section conﬁgures color-related settings. The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description DENSITY CONTROL FULL Sets whether to perform density adjustment automatically. QUICK FULL: Performs density adjustment automatically. MANUAL QUICK: Performs density adjustment automatically when the machine determines that it is necessary to adjust the density.
Page 82 The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description YELLOW MID- Adjusts the mid-tone of the special gradate yellow. TONE You can darken the density by adjusting it in the plus direction, or lighten the density by adjusting it in the minus direction.
Page 83: Wireless Setting
WIRELESS SETTING This section conﬁgures wireless LAN-related settings. The shaded settings are the factory default settings. Item Setting value Description WIRELESS(INFRASTRUCTURE) ENABLE Enables/Disables the wireless LAN DISABLE (infrastructure). NETWORK IP ADDRESS SET AUTO Sets the IP address setup methods. SETTING MANUAL IPV4 ADDRESS xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx...
Page 84: Boot Menu
BOOT MENU To display the Boot menu, do the following. 1. Turn oﬀ the power if the machine is running. 2. Press and hold «OK» on the operator panel to power on the machine. Press and hold «OK» until [BOOT MENU] appears on the display. 3.
Page 85: Loading Paper
Loading paper Applicable paper ..............86 Paper storage ................. 94 Flow of loading paper ............. 95 Setting paper information from the operator panel ....96 Aligning the paper sensor............98 Installing the guide rib ............103 Loading paper ..............105 Aligning the Top position of the paper ........
Page 86: Applicable Paper
Applicable paper • Paper form • If you want to use die-cut labels, refer to the Label Printing Manual. Paper form Description Continuous Paper A roll of paper, or paper folded along the perforations Cut Paper Paper cut into rectangles with a width of 25 mm to 86 mm and a length of 53 mm to 551 mm Die-cut label A customized label that has been die cut...
Page 87  Paper which has been specially processed with glue, chemicals, etc. on the surface or specially processed without heat resistance  Paper which has irregularities, crushing, burrs, etc. on the paper cut surface  Non-square shaped paper, or paper whose cutting angle is not right ...
Page 88: Paper Specifications
Paper speciﬁcations • Continuous paper: Paper without marks Assured printing range B Printable range Paper thickness 0.080 - 0.250 mm Paper width 25 - 86 mm Cut length 53 - 551 mm Left/Right margin 4.2 mm 2 mm or above (or 3 mm with a paper width of 86 mm) Top margin 4.2 mm 2 mm or above...
Page 89 • Continuous paper: with black marks Assured printing range B Printable range Paper thickness 0.080 - 0.250 mm Paper width 25 - 86 mm Cut length 53 - 551 mm Left/Right margin 4.2 mm 2 mm or above (or 3 mm with a paper width of 86 mm) Top margin 4.2 mm 2 mm or above...
Page 90 • Continuous paper: with holes If the hole is in the paper center If the hole is not in the paper center Assured printing range Assured printing range B Printable range B Printable range Paper thickness 0.080 - 0.250 mm Paper width 36 - 86 mm Cut length...
Page 91 • Cut paper Assured printing range B Printable range Paper thickness 0.060 - 0.250 mm Paper width 25 - 86 mm Cut length 53 - 551 mm Left/Right margin 4.2 mm 2 mm or above (or 3 mm with a paper width of 86 mm) Top margin 4.2 mm 2 mm or above...
Page 92 • About roll paper Roll core outer diameter 203.2 mm or below Roll core inner diameter 50.8 mm or above Roll core outer diameter Not speciﬁed Printing side Only the outer side Notes Roll end: Roll paper should not be taped or glued to the winding core.
Page 93 • Handling the last sheet of continuous paper When using continuous paper such as roll paper or fanfold paper, follow the procedure below if the remaining paper length of the continuous paper does not match the length of paper to be printed. •...
Page 94: Paper Storage
Paper storage Poor paper storage may result in absorb moisture absorption, discoloration or warpage. Please be noted that printing on such paper will adversely aﬀect the printing quality and paper feeding. Also, do not open the wrapper until you are ready to use it. ■...
Page 95: Flow Of Loading Paper
Flow of loading paper For details, see "Setting paper information from Setting paper information in the machine the operator panel" (Page 96). For details, see "Aligning the paper sensor" Aligning the paper sensor (Page 98). For details, see "Installing the guide rib" Installing the guide rib (Page 103).
Page 96: Setting Paper Information From The Operator Panel
Setting paper information from the operator panel Set the information of paper to be used from the operator panel. Make settings in the order of Paper form → Paper size → Paper weight → Cut type → Cut position. • Paper form For roll paper or the continuous paper that is folded along the perforations, set it to [CONTINUOUS PAPER].
Page 97 • Cut type Set the type of mark to be used as a reference when cutting paper. Make settings accord- ing to the paper to be used. For paper with the black mark on the printing side: B/M (FRONT) For paper with the black mark on the non-printing side: B/M (BACK) For paper with the hole in the center: CENTER HOLE For paper with the hole not in the center: SIDE HOLE For paper without mark: LENGTH...
Page 98: Aligning The Paper Sensor
Aligning the paper sensor Checking the position of paper sensor The position of the paper sensor varies with the paper to be used. Refer to the table below to check the set position and adjust the paper sensor accordingly. • If the cut type setting of the machine do not match the position of the sensor, a paper jam will be falsely detected. In that case, check the type of the paper loaded in the machine on the operator panel, and adjust the position of the sensor accordingly.
Page 99 Settings from the printer driver or operator panel* Media type Sensor position PAPER FORM CUT TYPE GAP LENGTH Paper without Upper: Position where it does CONTINUOUS LENGTH marks not overlap with the PAPER lower sensor Lower: Center CUT PAPER Upper: Position where it does CUT PAPER not overlap with the lower sensor...
Page 100: Adjusting The Position Of Paper Sensor
Adjusting the position of paper sensor • Remove the guide rib if installed before adjusting the position of the paper sensor. Install it back after the adjustment is completed. • For the installation method of the guide rib, refer to "Installing the guide rib"...
Page 101 Push in the metal part of the upper sensor to ﬁx the sensor. Insert a pointed object (like a ballpoint pen) into below the metal part of the lower sensor, scrape it out, and unlock it. Move the lower sensor into place by holding its both ends. Push in the metal part of the lower sensor to ﬁx the sensor.
Page 102 Close the feeder cover. - 102 -...
Page 103: Installing The Guide Rib
Installing the guide rib • The guide rib is a part that prevents the front edge of the paper from falling into the gap near the paper sensor and thus causing a paper jam. Please install it in the following cases. •...
Page 104 Install the guide rib in the slot where the paper sensor moves and where the edge of paper is held. Paper sensor Guide rib Guide rib • Do not move the paper sensor. • Pay attention to the orientation of the guide rib. •...
Page 105: Loading Paper
Loading paper • Place the roll paper on a ﬂat surface to prevent it from rolling oﬀ. Injury may be caused if roll paper is dropped. • Be careful not to dirty the printing side of roll paper. Print quality may be reduced. •...
Page 106 • When cutting the front edge of the roll paper with scissors or the like, cut it perpendicular to the paper feed direction. If the front edge of paper is not ﬂat, the roll paper may not be pulled in. •...
Page 107 Tilt the paper guide lever toward you to lock it. Close the feeder cover right after removing the paper. Insert the paper into the paper insertion slot until it stops. The paper will be loaded automatically. - 107 -...
Page 108: Aligning The Top Position Of The Paper
Aligning the Top position of the paper Align the Top position of the paper according to the current settings in the machine. Please align the Top position of the paper in the following cases. Correct printing is not possible without aligning the Top position. •...
Page 109: Printing
Printing Registering paper information in the printer driver ....110 Printing from a PC ..............113 Screens and functions of the printer driver ......114 Registering frequently used settings (Favorites) ....118 Specifying the orientation ............ 119 Printing by 180 rotation ............120 Specifying the number of copies ...........
Page 110: Registering Paper Information In The Printer Driver
Click [Start], and select [Control panel] from [Windows System]. Click [View devices and printers]. Right-click on the [Pro330S PCL6] icon, and select [Printing preferences]. Click [User-deﬁned paper...] in the [Setup] tab. Input the information of the paper to be registered.
Page 111 (4) Select a suitable cut type for the paper to be used. (5) Select a suitable media type for the paper to be used. (6) Select a suitable media weight for the paper to be used. (7) Input the paper size. •...
Page 112: Adjusting The Paper Sensor (Sensor Calibration)
On the PC, click [Start], and select [Control Panel] from [Windows System]. Click [View devices and printers]. Right-click on the [Pro330S PCL6] icon, and select [Printing preferences]. Click [Sensor Calibration...] in the [Setup] tab. When [Would you like to execute sensor calibration?] is displayed, remove the paper from the machine.
Page 113: Printing From A Pc
Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Select [Pro330S] on the printer, and click [Preferences]. Use [Paper settings] in the [Setup] tab to select the paper to be used. • If you do not have the paper to be used, click [User-deﬁned paper] to register it. For the detailed procedure, refer to "Registering paper information in the printer driver"...
Page 114: Screens And Functions Of The Printer Driver
Screens and functions of the printer driver This section explains functions of the printer driver. The printer driver screen is displayed when you open the ﬁle to be printed and click [Print] - [Preferences] under the [File] menu. [Setup] tab Item Description Favorites...
Page 115: [Color] Tab
[Color] tab Item Description Color Mode Displays the color mode set with the [Detail] button. Detail Makes settings related to color printing. Toner Saving Makes settings to print with toner saved. - 115 -...
Page 116: [Overlays] Tab
[Overlays] tab Item Description Overlays Selects whether to overlay the form in the document, register it as a new form, or save it as a form in a ﬁle. Do not use overlay print Prints the document without overlaying the form. Register print document as a Registers the document to be printed as a new new form...
Page 117: [Extend] Tab
[Extend] tab Item Description Watermarks You can print data created by an application with a watermark over it. Fonts Conﬁgures settings related to the TrueType font or printer font. Drawing position adjustment Adjusts the position of the drawing data created in the printer driver.
Page 118: Registering Frequently Used Settings (Favorites)
Registering frequently used settings (Favorites) If you name frequently used settings and register them as favorites, you can save the trouble of changing the settings each time you print. Select the registered name while printing. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
Page 119: Specifying The Orientation
Specifying the orientation To change the orientation, follow the procedure below. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Select your desired orientation in [Orientation] on the [Setup] tab. Click [OK]. Click [Print]. - 119 -...
Page 120: Printing By 180 Rotation
Printing by 180 rotation You can print by rotating the print data 180° by changing the settings of the printer driver while keeping the ﬁle to be printed as it is. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences].
Page 121: Specifying The Number Of Copies
Specifying the number of copies The allowable value ranges from 1 to 999. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Input the number of pages to be printed in [Copies] of the [Setup] tab. Click [OK].
Page 122: Printing From The Last Page
Printing from the last page If you stack the printed paper with the printed side facing up, you will get a printed copy arranged in the paper order. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences].
Page 123: Specifying The Number Of The Pages Per Cut
Specifying the number of the pages per cut Speciﬁes the number of pages per cut. Speciﬁes the cut position for continuous paper. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Input the page unit for cutting the paper in [Page(s) per cut] of [Cut Mode] on the [Setup] tab.
Page 124: Changing The Quality
Changing the quality You can change the quality as needed. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Select an appropriate value in [Quality] on the [Setup] tab. Click [OK]. Click [Print]. - 124 -...
Page 125: Printing Sharper Photos
Printing sharper photos Photos or other images can be printed more vividly. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Check [Photo Enhance] on the [Setup] tab. Click [OK]. Click [Print]. - 125 -...
Page 126: Printing By Correcting Barcodes
Printing by correcting barcodes Corrects the images and objects of the barcode bar to improve the readability of the barcode. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Click [Options] from [Barcode correction] in the [Setup] tab. Select a value in [Barcode Width Adjustment].
Page 127: Changing Color Settings
Changing color settings You can change the settings of color printing. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Select an appropriate value in [Color Mode] of the [Color] tab. Automatic: Color matching shall be done depending on the speciﬁc document. In general, use this setting.
Page 128: Printing In The Toner Save Mode
Printing in the toner save mode You can print with less toner consumption, for example, for trial printing. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Select a value in [Toner Saving] on the [Color] tab. Click [OK].
Page 129: Printing Overlaid Text Or Logos (Overlay Print)
Printing overlaid text or logos (Overlay print) You can overlay print on the form registered in the machine in advance. Register a form in the machine. • For the detailed procedure, refer to "Save the printed document as a form in a ﬁle" (Page 131).
Page 130: Register Print Document As A New Form
Register print document as a new form Before overlay printing, register your form by following the procedure below. A maximum of 32 forms can be registered. From the application, create a form which you want to register with this machine. Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
Page 131: Save The Printed Document As A Form In A File
Save the printed document as a form in a ﬁle Saves the printed document as a form in a ﬁle. From the application, create a form which you want to register with this machine. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences].
Page 132: Printing With Text Watermarks (Watermarks)
Printing with text watermarks (Watermarks) You can print any text string over the print data without changing the ﬁle to be printed. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Click [Watermarks] on the [Extend] tab. Click [New].
Page 133: Printing By Specifying The Font To Use
Printing by specifying the font to use You can print by specifying the font resident in your PC or machine. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Select the [Extend] tab. Click [Fonts]. Check the method you want to print in [TrueType Font Output Type].
Page 134: Adjusting The Drawing Position
Adjusting the drawing position If the print position does not match, you can adjust the position of the drawing data in the printer driver to horizontally and vertically within a range of ± 30 mm. • If the drawing data is moved outside the printable area of paper, the moved data will not be printed. Open the ﬁle to be printed.
Page 135: Reducing The Spool File Size (Emf Disabled)
Reducing the spool ﬁle size (EMF disabled) To shorten the time from the start of printing to resuming printing in the application, the following procedure may be eﬀective. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences].
Page 136: Keeping The Page Layout While Printing By Scale
Keeping the page layout while printing by scale To keep the page layout while printing by scale, the following procedure may be eﬀective. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Click [Advanced] on the [Extend] tab. On the [Advanced] screen, click [Keep page layout when resizing document], and select [On] from the [Settings].
Page 137: Printing By Correcting Blurred Thin Lines And Small Characters
Printing by correcting blurred thin lines and small characters The ﬁne line correcting function is enabled by default to prevent ﬁne lines from becoming faint or inconsistent in thickness. Depending on the speciﬁc application, the spacing of bar codes may become narrower. In that case, disable the function.
Page 138: Cleaning The Image Drum Before Printing
Cleaning the image drum before printing The image quality may be improved if the image drum is cleaned before printing. However, drum cleaning reduces the number of printable pages of the image drum. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences].
Page 139: Skipping Blank Pages
Skipping blank pages You can save paper by skipping blank pages. Open the ﬁle to be printed. Select [Print] from the [File] menu. Click [Preferences]. Click [Advanced] on the [Extend] tab. On the [Advanced] screen, click [Skip White Pages], and select [On] from the [Settings].
Page 140: Printing By Using The Presenter Unit
Printing by using the presenter unit The optional presenter unit allows you to hold the printed paper in the paper exit instead of ejecting it. The following action modes are available. Mode 1: Holds the printed paper at the paper exit. After you pull out the printed paper, the machine begins printing the next page.
Page 141 Select the item you want to set in each tab, and click [OK]. Click [Print]. Since the printed paper stops near the presenter unit, check the operator panel and pull out the paper. Repeat Step 6 until all the pages have been printed. Pull out the last page which stops near the presenter unit.
Page 142: Uninstalling The Windows Printer Driver
Right-click on the icon of the machine to be deleted, and select [Remove device]. When the icons are grouped, select [Delete print queue] - [Pro330S PCL6]. When a conﬁrmation message is displayed, click [Yes]. • If you see a message indicating that the machine is being used, repeat Steps 1 to 3.
Page 143: Replacement Of Consumables
Replacement of consumables Precautions for replacing consumables ........ 144 Replacing the toner cartridge ..........146 Replacing the image drum ............ 148 Replacing the fuser unit ............155 Replacing the belt unit ............159...
Page 144: Precautions For Replacing Consumables
Precautions for replacing consumables Note the following points during the replacement. WARNING Do not throw the toner or toner cartridge in ﬁre. Toner may ﬂy oﬀ, thus causing burns. Do not store the toner cartridge in a place with ﬁre. It may catch ﬁre, thus causing a ﬁre or burns.
Page 145 If toner is spilled on the ﬂoor, wipe it up gently using a damp cloth to prevent the toner from scattering. • Please use genuine OKI consumables for optimum performance. • Failures caused by using non-genuine consumables may void the warranty or maintenance contract. (The use of non-genuine consumables will not necessarily cause failures, but please fully take notice of such usage.)
Page 146: Replacing The Toner Cartridge
Replacing the toner cartridge When "ORDER TONER" is displayed on the display of the operator panel, prepare a replacement toner cartridge. When the message "REPLACE TONER" is displayed and printing stops, replace the toner cartridge with a new one. The guideline for replacing the toner cartridge is approximately 5,000 sheets when printing 25.4 mm (1 inch) black square blocks on 216 mm x 58 mm paper.
Page 147 Take out the new toner cartridge, and then shake it several times vertically and horizontally. Attach the toner cartridge to be installed on the machine. Install the toner cartridge. Close the toner cartridge cover. - 147 -...
Page 148: Replacing The Image Drum
• If [ADMIN SETUP] - [PANEL SETUP] - [NEARLIFE STATUS] is set to [DISABLE], the system will not show the message "ORDER IMAGE DRUM". • Please use genuine OKI consumables for optimum performance. • Failures caused by using non-genuine consumables may void the warranty or maintenance contract. (The use of non-genuine consumables will not necessarily cause failures, but please fully take notice of such usage.)
Page 149 Open the top cover until it stops. CAUTION Otherwise burns may be caused. Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot. Hold the blue handle, and pull out the image drum vertically. • Open the top cover before pulling it out. - 149 -...
Page 150 Hold the blue handle of the new image drum, check the position of attaching it to the main unit, and lower it vertically. Remove the protective tape. Remove the protective tape and the desiccant. - 150 -...
Page 151 Remove the toner cover. Close the top cover. Open the toner cartridge cover. - 151 -...
Page 152 Take the new toner cartridge out of its packaging, and shake it several times vertically and horizontally. Attach the toner cartridge to be installed on the machine. Install the toner cartridge. Close the toner cartridge cover. - 152 -...
Page 153 Turn on power of the machine. • For details on how to turn on the power, refer to "Turning the power on" (Page 34). - 153 -...
Page 154: When The Light-Shielding Film Gets Dirty
When the light-shielding ﬁlm gets dirty When the light-shielding ﬁlm of the image drum gets dirty, wipe it with soft tissue paper. Put your ﬁnger inside the recess on the top of the machine, and pull the lever up. Open the top cover until it stops. CAUTION Otherwise burns may be caused.
Page 155: Replacing The Fuser Unit
Replacing the fuser unit When "ORDER FUSER UNIT" is displayed on the display of the operator panel, prepare a replacement fuser unit. The next message will be displayed after approximately 5,000 sheets are printed. When "FUSER UNIT LIFE" is displayed, replace the fuser unit. The guideline for replacing the fuser unit is approximately 100,000 sheets when printing on 216 mm x 58 mm paper one sheet at a time.
Page 156 Open the top cover until it stops. CAUTION Otherwise burns may be caused. Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot. Hold the blue handle, and pull out the image drum vertically. • Open the top cover before pulling it out. Place the removed image drum on a ﬂat surface and cover it with newspaper or the like to avoid direct light.
Page 157 Lift the front blue handle inside the machine, and pull the fuser unit out vertically. CAUTION Otherwise burns may be caused. As the fuser unit may be hot, be cautious during operation and always hold the handle to lift it. When it is hot, wait until it cools down before any operation. Hold the blue handle of the new fuser unit, align the red ▲...
Page 158 Hold the blue handle of the image drum, check the position of attaching it to the main unit, and lower it vertically. Close the top cover. - 158 -...
Page 159: Replacing The Belt Unit
Replacing the belt unit When "ORDER BELT UNIT" is displayed on the display of the operator panel, prepare a replacement belt unit. The next message will be displayed after approximately 5,000 sheets are printed. When "BELT UNIT LIFE" is displayed, replace the belt unit. The guideline for replacing the belt unit is approximately 100,000 sheets when printing on 216 mm x 58 mm paper one sheet at a time.
Page 160 Open the top cover until it stops. CAUTION Otherwise burns may be caused. Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot. Hold the blue handle, and pull out the image drum vertically. • Open the top cover before pulling it out. Place the removed image drum on a ﬂat surface and cover it with newspaper or the like to avoid direct light.
Page 161 Pull the belt unit out vertically by holding its handle (black). CAUTION Otherwise burns may be caused. Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot. Lower the new belt unit and install it into the machine by holding its handle (black).
Page 162 Close the top cover. - 162 -...
Page 163: Cleaning This Machine
Cleaning this machine Cleaning the surface of the main unit ........164 Cleaning the LED head ............165 Cleaning the transfer roller ..........167 Cleaning the paper feed roller ..........173...
Page 164: Cleaning The Surface Of The Main Unit
Cleaning the surface of the main unit • If you are using die-cut labels, refer to the cleaning instructions in the Label Printing Manual. Power oﬀ this machine. • Refer to "Turning the power oﬀ" (Page 35) for details on how to turn the power oﬀ. Clean the surface of this machine with a cloth slightly moistened with water or a neutral detergent.
Page 165: Cleaning The Led Head
Cleaning the LED head If there are white and black stripes on the output paper, the image is faded or the text is blurred, clean the LED head. • Do not use methyl alcohol or thinner. Doing so may damage the LED head. •...
Page 166 Cover the image drum with black paper to avoid direct light. Gently wipe the lens surface of the LED head (x 3) with soft tissue paper. Remove the black paper or the like from the image drum and close the top cover.
Page 167: Cleaning The Transfer Roller
Cleaning the transfer roller Put your ﬁnger inside the recess on the top of the machine, and pull the lever up. Open the top cover until it stops. CAUTION Otherwise burns may be caused. Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot. - 167 -...
Page 168 Hold the blue handle, and pull out the image drum vertically. • Open the top cover before pulling it out. Place the removed image drum on a ﬂat surface and cover it with newspaper or the like to avoid direct light. Pull the belt unit out vertically by holding its handle (black).
Page 169 Put your ﬁngers in the recess at both ends in the rear side of the machine and at the bottom center, and tilt the sensor lever towards you. Slide the blue lever (x2) inside the machine inward to unlock. Take the paper transfer roller out by holding its left and right knobs (white and black).
Page 170 Wipe the entire surface of the removed paper transfer roller with a cloth slightly moistened with water. Install the paper transfer roller back to the machine after cleaning. Install it properly while keeping it on the same side as the blue lock. Slide the blue lever (x2) inside the machine outward to lock the paper transfer roller.
Page 171 Push the sensor lever into the main unit. Install it back to its original position. Install the belt unit back to the machine. Install the image drum back to the machine. - 171 -...
Page 172 Close the top cover. - 172 -...
Page 173: Cleaning The Paper Feed Roller
Cleaning the paper feed roller The back of the machine should be facing you. Place your ﬁnger under the gray lever on the left side and push it up to open the feeder cover. Wipe the entire surface of the front and rear paper feed rollers (x2) with a cloth dampened with water and wrung out tightly.
Page 174: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting When the LED indicator lights up ......... 175 When a paper jam occurs ............. 176 Canceling the printing ............185 Unable to print ..............186 Message List ................. 187 Troubleshooting for connection ..........193 Troubleshooting for printing results ........196 Software troubleshooting .............
Page 175: When The Led Indicator Lights Up
When the LED indicator lights up If a problem occurs to this machine, the ERROR or WARNING LED indicator will light on or ﬂash, and a message will appear on the display. Take an action as indicated by the message. Refer to "Message List"...
Page 176: When A Paper Jam Occurs
When a paper jam occurs For error code "381""730-06" (when a paper jam occurs to the belt unit) When the paper is jammed, cut the paper with scissors near the paper insertion slot. Put your ﬁnger inside the recess on the top of the machine, and pull the lever up. Open the top cover until it stops.
Page 177 Hold the blue handle, and pull out the image drum vertically. • Open the top cover before pulling it out. Place the removed image drum on a ﬂat surface and cover it with newspaper or the like to avoid direct light. When the front edge is visible, slowly pull out the paper towards you.
Page 178 Install the image drum back to the machine. Close the top cover. - 178 -...
Page 179: For Error Code "382" (When A Paper Jam Occurs To The Fuser Unit)
For error code "382" (when a paper jam occurs to the fuser unit) When the paper is jammed, cut the paper with scissors near the paper insertion slot. Put your ﬁnger inside the recess on the top of the machine, and pull the lever up. Open the top cover until it stops.
Page 180 Hold the blue handle, and pull out the image drum vertically. • Open the top cover before pulling it out. Place the removed image drum on a ﬂat surface and cover it with newspaper or the like to avoid direct light. Remove the fuser unit.
Page 181 Slowly pull the paper backward along the fuser unit (i.e. in the direction opposite to the paper travel direction). Align the red ▲ on the right side of the fuser unit with the red ▼ inside the machine, lower it vertically, and return it to its original position inside the machine. Tilt the blue handle of the fuser unit toward you to store.
Page 182 Close the top cover. - 182 -...
Page 183: For Error Code "380"/"390" (When A Paper Jam Occurs To The Cutter)
For error code "380"/"390" (when a paper jam occurs to the cutter) The back of the machine should be facing you. Place your ﬁnger under the gray lever on the left side and push it up to open the feeder cover. Slowly pull out the jammed paper.
Page 184 Close the feeder cover until you hear a click. • If the error message persists after you pull out the paper, the position of the paper sensor may be incorrect. Check the type of the paper loaded in the machine on the operator panel, and adjust the position of the paper sensor accordingly.
Page 185: Canceling The Printing
Canceling the printing Pressing «CANCEL» To cancel the printing, press «CANCEL» on the operator panel. Canceling from the PC Cancel the printing from your PC if you accidentally send a large amount of data from your PC to the machine. Select [Devices and Printers].
Page 186: Unable To Print
Unable to print Possible causes Solution Reference This machine is in the sleep Press «POWER SAVE» on the How to use the operator mode. operator panel to switch over panel to the standby state. This machine is powered oﬀ. Please turn the power on. Turning the power on The LAN cable/USB cable is Please check that the cable...
Page 187: Message List
Message List This section describes messages displayed on the operator panel. □ : It means that any message is displayed in the upper row. [CODE] : Displays a random number. [INFO] : Displays a random message. [FS_ERR] : Displays a random number. [ERRCODE] : Displays a random number.
Page 188 Message Description □ The machine is in the Power Save mode. POWER SAVE □ The machine is in the Sleep mode. Nothing is displayd SLEEP MODE and the POWER LED blinks. CHANGING LANGUAGE The display language of the display is being changed. PLEASE WAIT Wait until the machine is ready to print.
Page 189 Message Description PLEASE DETACH IT A USB hub which is not applicable to this machine is USB HUB UNSUPPORTED connected. Please detach the hub. PLEASE DETACH IT A USB device which is not supported by this machine is UNSUPPORTED USB DEVICE connected.
Page 190 Message Description WAIT A MOMENT Network-related items are being initialized. NETWORK INITIAL DOWNLOAD MESSAGE The message data to be updated is being processed. PROCESSING DOWNLOAD MESSAGE The message data to be updated is being written. WRITING DOWNLOAD MESSAGE Writing the message data to be updated was SUCCESS successful.
Page 191 Message Description CHECK FEEDER A paper jam has occurred to the paper feeding path. 390: PAPER JAM Remove the jammed paper. Or, the cut type settings of the machine and the position of the paper sensor do CHECK FEEDER not match. Check the type of the paper loaded in the 390: PAPER JAM OR PAPER SENSOR machine on the operator panel, and adjust the position POSITION MISMATCH...
Page 192 Message Description SHUTTING DOWN. PLEASE WAIT The machine is shutting down. Please wait until the TURN OFF AUTOMATICALLY power is oﬀ. TURN OFF POWER Shutdown of the machine has completed. Turn the SHUTDOWN COMPLETED power oﬀ. POWER OFF/ON A fatal error has occurred in the machine. Turn oﬀ [ERRCODE]:ERROR the power and then turn it back on.
Page 193: Troubleshooting For Connection
Troubleshooting for connection Trouble of network connection Possible causes Solution Reference A crossover cable is used. Use a straight cable. This machine was powered on Connect the cable and then Connecting the LAN cable before a cable was connected. power on this machine. There is a compatibility In the menu, set [ADMIN problem with the hub.
Page 194 Possible causes Solution Reference • [WIRELESS Network connection settings Connecting via a wireless are incorrect. (INFRASTRUCTURE)] and [WIRELESS(AP MODE)] cannot be enabled at the same time. • To connect using [WIRELESS (INFRASTRUCTURE)], set [WIRELESS(AP MODE)] to [DISABLE] and then set [WIRELESS (INFRASTRUCTURE)] to [ENABLE].
Page 195: Troubleshooting For Usb Connection
Possible causes Solution Reference • Make sure [WIRELESS(AP [Wireless(AP mode)] Connecting via a wireless A wireless device (PC, tablet, MODE)] of this machine is smartphone, etc.) is not set to [ENABLE]. connected to this machine. • Check the SSID/password of this machine before performing manual setup.
Page 196: Troubleshooting For Printing Results
Troubleshooting for printing results List of troubles with printing results White streaks appear in the vertical Horizontal white streaks appear in the Printing is faint in the vertical direction paper feed direction periodically direction Paper feed Paper feed Paper feed direction direction direction...
Page 197: White Streaks Appear In The Vertical Direction
White streaks appear in the vertical direction Possible causes Solution Reference The LED head is dirty. Wipe the LED head with soft Cleaning the LED head tissue paper. The light-shielding ﬁlm of the Wipe the light-shielding ﬁlm Replacing the image drum image drum is dirty.
Page 198: Printing Is Faint In The Vertical Direction
Printing is faint in the vertical direction Possible causes Solution Reference The LED head is dirty. Wipe the LED head with soft Cleaning the LED head tissue paper. Printing is light Possible causes Solution Reference The paper is moist. Use the paper stored at Loading paper appropriate temperature and humidity.
Page 199: White Dots Or Lines Appear
White dots or lines appear Possible causes Solution Reference Dry the paper as it is moist. Use the paper stored at Loading paper appropriate temperature and humidity. Condensation occurs on printed paper Possible causes Solution Reference The paper is moist. Use the paper stored at Loading paper appropriate temperature and...
Page 200: Dots And Horizontal Streaks Appear In The Paper Feeding Direction Periodically
Dots and horizontal streaks appear in the paper feeding direction periodically Possible causes Solution Reference If the interval is Gently wipe it with soft tissue Replacing the image drum approximately 63 mm, the paper. green tube of the image Replace the image drum if it is drum is scratched or dirty.
Page 201: Edges Of Text Are Blurred
Edges of text are blurred Possible causes Solution Reference The LED head is dirty. Wipe it with soft tissue paper. Cleaning the LED head The paper is moist. Replace with new paper. Loading paper Toner comes oﬀ due to rubbing Possible causes Solution Reference...
Page 202: Black Or White Dots Appear
Black or white dots appear Possible causes Solution Reference If the interval is Gently wipe it with soft tissue Replacing the image drum approximately 63 mm, the paper. green tube of the image Replace the image drum if it is drum is scratched or dirty.
Page 203: Nothing Is Printed
Nothing is printed Possible causes Solution Reference The machine may have Please contact your dealer. broken down. White streaks occur Possible causes Solution Reference The paper is moist. Replace with new paper. Loading paper The peripheral area is dirty Possible causes Solution Reference The size is not reduced by...
Page 204: The Color Of Images Does Not Come As Expected
The color of images does not come as expected Possible causes Solution Reference Color tuning has been Color tuning has been changed. Changing color settings changed. Perform color matching in the printer driver. Color balance is not adjusted. Select [CALIBRATION] from Calibrating the color the menu, and then execute density...
Page 205: The Accuracy Of Reading Barcode Is Low
The accuracy of reading barcode is low Possible causes Solution Reference The color of barcode/2D code Disable the toner saving function Printing in the toner save is light if it is enabled. mode If the toner is low, replace the Replacing the toner toner cartridge.
Page 206: Software Troubleshooting
Software troubleshooting Web browser troubleshooting Symptom Cause/Solution Reference This machine cannot be The LAN cable is disconnected. Connecting the LAN cable connected. Check connection of the LAN cable. The IP address is incorrect. Opening the web page Check the IP address of this machine and correct it if needed.
Page 207 • Problems common to printer drivers and utilities Symptom Cause/Solution [Help] is not displayed. The Help function is not supported. The [User Account Control] When starting the installer or utility, the [User Account screen appears. Control] screen may appear. Click [Yes] or [Continue], and run the installer or utility as administrator.
Page 208: Troubleshooting For The Machine
Troubleshooting for the machine Does not work Possible causes Solution Reference The power cord is not inserted Firmly insert the power cord. Turning the power on ﬁrmly. The power is not turned on. Please turn the power on. Turning the power on Nothing is displayed on the screen even after the power is turned on Possible causes...
Page 209: The Print Data Is Not Sent
Possible causes Solution Reference This machine is warming up Sets the time that will elapse Setting the time that for recovering from the Power before the machine enters the elapses before entering Save or Sleep mode. Power Save or Sleep mode. the power save mode From the operator panel, go to Setting the time that...
Page 210: Printing Stops In Between
Printing stops in between Possible causes Solution Reference The temperature is adjusted Please wait for a while. because the temperature The printing will automatically inside this machine has risen start again once the due to long-time continuous temperature of this machine printing.
Page 211: Troubleshooting For The Paper
Troubleshooting for the paper Paper jams occur frequently. The paper is pulled in an inclined direction Possible causes Solution Reference This machine is tilted. Install it on a stable and ﬂat surface. The paper is either too thin The paper is either too thin Loading paper or too thick.
Page 212: Paper Winds Around The Roller Of The Fuser Unit
Paper winds around the roller of the fuser unit Possible causes Solution Reference The media weight is set Set an appropriate value for Setting paper information incorrectly. [Media Weight] in the user- from the operator panel deﬁned paper settings of the Registering paper printer driver.
Page 213: When A Power Failure Occurs
When a power failure occurs When a power failure occurs, this machine acts as follows. State of this Action machine Receiving... Reception is interrupted halfway. Printing... Printing stops halfway. Please print again when the power failure is recovered. Standby Printing cannot be started. •...
Page 214: Moving This Machine
Moving this machine Power oﬀ this machine. • Refer to "Turning the power oﬀ" (Page 35) for details on how to turn the power oﬀ. Remove all cables. • Power cord • LAN cable/USB cable Remove the loaded paper. Lift this machine and move it to the destination. - 214 -...
Page 215: Shipping This Machine
Shipping this machine • Please use the packaging, cushioning materials, and toner cover that came with your product. Power oﬀ this machine. • Refer to "Turning the power oﬀ" (Page 35) for details on how to turn the power oﬀ. Remove all cables.
Page 216 Push in the four latches on the toner cover and securely lock it in. • If the machine is carried while the toner cover is not installed properly, toner may ﬂood the inside of the machine and the machine will no longer be usable. Unlocked Locked Latch...
Page 217 Close the top cover. Open the toner cartridge cover and close the toner cartridge cover while pushing the slider of the image drum. • The slider on the image drum is intended to ensure that the toner cartridge cover will not close when the toner cartridge is not installed.
Page 218: Before Disposal
Before disposal It is highly recommended to erase the information registered or stored on the machine before disposing of the machine. To delete the information, select [ADMIN SETUP] - [OTHERS SETUP] -[ERASE PRIVACY DATA] from the operator panel. The data stored in the machine is shown below. •...
Page 219: Administrative Software
Administrative software Software type ............... 220 Installing software ............... 221 Web page ................222 Conﬁguration Tool ..............250 Status monitor ..............271...
Page 220: Software Type
Software type • Operating environment Windows 10/Windows 8.1/Windows 8 Windows Server 2016/Windows Server 2012 R2/Windows Server 2012 Software name Description Conﬁguration Tool Changes and clones the menu settings of this machine, and sets the network of this machine. You can also register and delete form data. Web Page You can set the network settings of this machine.
Page 221: Installing Software
Installing software With "Software DVD-ROM", you can select and install the software you want to use from the following software. • PCL6 printer driver • Conﬁguration Tool • Status monitor Connect this machine to a PC with a network or USB cable, and start the installation. - 221 -...
Page 222: Web Page
Web page You can set the network settings of this machine. Setting items of the web page • View Information Item Description Status Displays the current status of this machine. Displays all warnings and errors that have occurred in this machine as "Alert Information". Further, you can also check the operation status of each network service, device information list, and IP addresses set in this machine.
Page 223 • Admin Setup This function is available when you log in as an administrator of this machine. • Network Item Description General Network Settings Sets the connection method of the network. Wireless(Infrastructure) Setting Sets the wireless (infrastructure) connection. Wireless(AP Mode) Setting Sets the wireless (AP mode) connection.
Page 224 Item Description Security Protocol ON/OFF Stops network protocols and network services that you do not use. IP Filtering Restricts access by TCP/IP. Controls access from outside the company. However, this function requires knowledge about the IP address. This machine may be denied from access to network due to serious problems depending on settings.
Page 225: Opening The Web Page
• Administrator login is required to change the machine settings on the web page. The following explanation uses the following environment as an example. • Name of the machine: Pro330S • IP address of this machine: 192.168.0.2 Start the web browser.
Page 226: Logging In As An Administrator
Logging in as an administrator Administrator login is required to change the settings of this machine using the web browser. Click [Administrator Login]. Input "admin" in [User name] and the current password in [Password], and click [OK]. • The password is the same as the "Admin Password" of the operator panel. •...
Page 227 Set the printer information that can be checked over the network, and click either [OK] or [SKIP]. • Click [SKIP] to omit the setup. • Check [Do not show this page again], and click either [OK] or [SKIP] to hide this display for subsequent logins.
Page 228: Checking/Changing The State Of This Machine
"Connecting via a wireless LAN" (Page 38). The following explanation uses the following environment as an example. • Name of the machine: Pro330S • IP address of this machine: 192.168.0.2 • Showing the state of this machine Open the web page of this machine.
Page 229 The following screen is displayed. You can check the counter information and network information of this machine. You can change settings of this machine from the [Admin Setup] tab. - 229 -...
Page 230: Communication Encryption (Ssl/Tls)
Communication encryption (SSL/TLS) You can encrypt the communication between your PC and this machine. The communication is encrypted with SSL/TLS in the following cases. A certiﬁcate is pre-installed on this machine to enable the communication using HTTPS. • Creating a certiﬁcate You can use a certiﬁcate when sending data to this machine connected to a network.
Page 231 • Importing a certiﬁcate and private key This section describes how to import certiﬁcates and private keys from a web page. You can also import certiﬁcates and private keys to use certiﬁcates issued by an external certiﬁcate authority. Open the web page of this machine. •...
Page 232 • Exporting a certiﬁcate This section describes how to export a certiﬁcate from the web page. Depending on the SSL/TLS communication function, your PC may require to trust the machine's certiﬁcate. Import the exported certiﬁcate of the machine into the PC's trusted certiﬁcate store in order for the PC to trust the machine.
Page 233: Using Ipp
Using IPP Add this machine as an IPP printer in a PC. If IPP printing is enabled, you can send data to this machine via the Internet. • Setting up this machine as an IPP printer Click [Start], and then select [Devices and Printers] - [Add Printer]. In the [Add Printer] wizard, select [Add a Network, Wireless, or Bluetooth Printer].
Page 234: Communication Encryption (Ipsec)
Communication encryption (IPSec) You can encrypt the communication between your PC and this machine. Encrypt the communication with IPSec. When IPSec is enabled, all applications are encrypted using IPSec. You can specify 50 hosts per IP address. Any access to this machine from an unregistered host will be denied.
Page 235 • Setting up your PC - Creating an IP security policy - Setting up key exchange - Setting IP Filtering - Setting ﬁlter actions - Assigning an IP security policy Set up IPSec on your PC. Follow the procedure below and follow all the steps in order. •...
Page 236 • Setting up key exchange In the IP Security Policy Properties window, select the [General] tab. Click [Settings]. In the [Key Exchange Settings] window, input a value (in minutes) for the interval in [Authenticate and generate a new key after every]. •...
Page 237 In the [IP Protocol Type] screen, click [Next]. Click [Finish]. • Setting ﬁlter actions In the [IP Filter List] window, click [OK]. In [Security Rule Wizard], select a new IP Filter from the list, and click [Next]. In the [Filter Action] screen, click [Add]. In [Filter Action Wizard], click [Next].
Page 238 • Assigning an IP security policy If you want to enable the key PFS, check [Use session key perfect forward secrecy (PFS)] in the [Filter Action Properties] window. If IPSec communication is done using the IPv6 global address, check [Accept unsecured communication, but always respond using IPsec].
Page 239: Using The Access Control Function (Ip Filter) With The Ip Address
Using the access control function (IP ﬁlter) with the IP address You can use the IP address to control the access to this machine. You can set whether to authorize setup or printing from the speciﬁed IP address. IP Filtering is disabled by default. •...
Page 240: Using The Access Control Function With The Mac Address
Using the access control function with the MAC address You can use the MAC address to control the access to this machine. You can allow or deny the access from the speciﬁed MAC address. • Be sure to specify the correct MAC address. If you specify an incorrect MAC address, you will not be able to access the machine using the network.
Page 241: Setting E-Mail Receiving (Web Page)
Setting E-mail receiving (Web page) Set the protocol (POP3, SMTP, etc.) for this machine to receive e-mails. Open the web page of this machine. • For details on how to open it, refer to "Opening the web page" (Page 225). Log in as an administrator.
Page 242: Notifying Machine Errors Via E-Mail
Notifying machine errors via e-mail To use this function, set up the mail server in advance. • For the setup method, refer to "Setting E-mail receiving (Web page)" (Page 241). • Notifying errors via e-mail Open the web page of this machine. •...
Page 243 • Notifying errors periodically via e-mail Open the web page of this machine. • For details on how to open it, refer to "Opening the web page" (Page 225). Log in as an administrator. Select [Admin Setup]. Select [Network] - [E-mail] - [Alert Settings]. Input the e-mail address to receive alerts in [Alert Settings].
Page 244: Using Snmpv3
Using SNMPv3 By using the SNMP manager that is compatible with SNMPv3, the management of this machine can be encrypted with SNMP. Open the web page of this machine. • For details on how to open it, refer to "Opening the web page" (Page 225).
Page 245: Using Ieee802.1X (Wired Lan)
Using IEEE802.1X (Wired LAN) This machine is compatible with IEEE802.1X authentication. IEEE802.1X authentication is possible after IEEE802.1X authentication on the web page of this machine is enabled and the authentication switch is connected. • Setting with EAP-TLS This section describes how to set up EAP-TLS, one of the IEEE802.1X authentication. Open the web page of this machine.
Page 246 • Setting with PEAP This section describes how to set up PEAP, one of the IEEE802.1X authentication. Open the web page of this machine. • For details on how to open it, refer to "Opening the web page" (Page 225). Log in as an administrator.
Page 247: Setting Ieee802.1X (Wireless Lan)
Setting IEEE802.1X (Wireless LAN) You can set IEEE802.1X authentication with a wireless LAN. First, access the web page of this machine to set IEEE802.1X authentication, and then set the wireless connection on the web page. • Setting with EAP-TLS Open the web page of this machine. •...
Page 248 • Setting with PEAP Open the web page of this machine. • For details on how to open it, refer to "Opening the web page" (Page 225). Log in as an administrator. Select [Admin Setup]. Select [Network] - [IEEE802.1X]. Select [Disable] in [IEEE802.1X]. Select [PEAP] in [EAP Type].
Page 249 Select [Enable] in [Wireless(Infrastructure)] of [Setup]. • The factory default setting is "Disable". Input the SSID name of the desired wireless AP in [SSID]. Select [WPA/WPA2-EAP] in [Security] of [Security Settings]. After all the basic settings and security settings are conﬁgured, click the [Submit] button on the lower left corner of the web screen to apply the settings.
Page 250: Configuration Tool
Registering this machine Register this machine with the Conﬁguration Tool when installing it for the ﬁrst time. Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select [Register Device] from the [Tools] menu. When registrable devices are displayed, select this machine, and click [Register].
Page 251: Starting The Configuration Tool
Starting the Conﬁguration Tool Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select this machine from [Registered Device Table]. - 251 -...
Page 252: Checking The State Of This Machine
Checking the state of this machine You can check the state and information of this machine. Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select this machine from [Registered Device Table]. Select the [Device Info] tab. • When this machine is connected to a network, [Device Status] is displayed.
Page 253: Changing Menu Settings
[Reload settings] to reload the settings of the machine. • Saving settings in a ﬁle Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select this machine from [Registered Device Table]. Select the [Device Setting] tab. Click [Menu settings].
Page 254 Click [Backup settings]. Input the folder name, select the folder to save the ﬁle, and click [Save]. - 254 -...
Page 255 • Restoring settings from a ﬁle Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select this machine from [Registered Device Table]. Select the [Device Setting] tab. Click [Menu settings]. - 255 -...
Page 256 Click [Restore settings]. Check the content of the displayed message, and click [Yes]. Select the ﬁle you want to restore, and click [Open]. Click [Save to device]. - 256 -...
Page 257 • Changing the admin password of this machine Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select this machine from [Registered Device Table]. Select the [Device Setting] tab. Click [Change Password]. Input your current and new passwords, and click [OK].
Page 258: Duplicating Settings (Cloning)
Duplicating settings (Cloning) You can duplicate the menu settings to another machine. Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select the cloning source machine from [Registered Device Table]. Select the [Device Setting] tab. Click [Cloning]. Input the admin password, and click [OK].
Page 259: Setting The Network
Setting the network You can set the network settings of the machine. • Searching for this machine on the network Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select [Network Setting] from the [Plug-in] menu. Click [Discover Devices].
Page 260 Specify the search conditions as necessary, and click [OK]. • Changing the IP address Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select [Network Setting] from the [Plug-in] menu. Select [Discover Devices]. Select this machine from the device list.
Page 261: Registering Forms (Form Overlays)
Select the original port from [Printing Port] on the [Ports] tab, and click [OK]. • Registering a form with this machine using the Conﬁguration Tool Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select [Storage Manager] from the [Plug-in] menu. Click [New Project].
Page 262 Click [Add File to Project], and select the created form ﬁle. The form will be added to the project. Click the form ﬁle. Input an ID (random) of the form in [ID], and click [OK]. • Do not change [Volume] or [Path]. •...
Page 263 Input the admin password, and click [OK]. Conﬁrm the setting result, and click [Back]. - 263 -...
Page 264: Registering Demonstration Pages
• Registering a demonstration page with this machine using the Conﬁguration Tool • It is hereinafter referred to as "demo page". Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select [Storage Manager] from the [Plug-in] menu. Click [New Project].
Page 265 Click [Add File to Project], and select the created demo page ﬁle. At this time, if you select [Demo page ﬁle (*.DMO)] at the lower right corner of the screen, you will be able to select the created demo page ﬁle. Click the demo page ﬁle.
Page 266 Conﬁrm the setting result, and click [Back]. - 266 -...
Page 267: Checking Free Memory/Storage Space
Checking free memory/storage space Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Select [Storage Manager] from the [Plug-in] menu. Click the device name from the device selection area below the Storage Manager plug-in screen. Display the storage, volume name, size, free space, location name, label, status, ﬁle name, size, comments, etc.
Page 268: Deleting This Machine
Deleting this machine You can unregister this machine. Click [Start], and select [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Conﬁguration Tool]. Right-click on this machine from [Registered Device Table]. Select [Remove device]. Click [Yes] on the conﬁrmation screen. - 268 -...
Page 269: Name And Function Of Each Screen
Name and function of each screen This section explains the name and function of each screen. • [Device Info] tab Displays the information about the device. • [Device Setting] tab Sets or copies the device menu. Item Description Menu settings Changes the setting value of the menu item of this machine.
Page 270 • [Network Setting] plug-in Sets the network information. Item Description Discover Devices Searches for network devices. Environment Settings Changes the device detection criteria and communication options. • [Storage Manager] plug-in Registers and edits ﬁles to be downloaded to this machine. - 270 -...
Page 271: Status Monitor
Starting up The machine starts up automatically whenever you print. Follow the procedure below for manual startup. Select [Start] - [Okidata] - [OKI Pro330S Status Monitor] to start the status monitor. - 271 -...
Page 272: Showing Status Of This Machine
Showing status of this machine • [Printer State] tab Description Displays the name of the machine to be monitored. Displays the state of this machine in text. Displays in text the state of the machine that is concurrent with the upper row. (Displayed only in the case of USB connection) Displays in text all the concurrent states inside the machine.
Page 273: Switching Machine Settings
Switching machine settings • [Printer Setup] tab Item Description Select Printer Changes the connection destination. Output report data Select [Conﬁguration] or [Error Log] from the pull-down menu, and click the [Open Conﬁgration] button to output the report data in the CSV format. Conﬁguration Outputs the setting details of this machine.
Page 274: Switching Status Monitor Settings
Switching status monitor settings • [Preferences] tab Item Description Minimized View Sets the display format when Status Monitor is set to Minimized View. Display Status Panel Displays the state of this machine in text and the background color of the icon. Display icon only Shows the status of the machine by the icons displayed on the taskbar.
Page 275: Specifications
Speciﬁcations General speciﬁcations ............276 Printing speciﬁcations ............277 Network information ............278 List of installed fonts ............279...
Page 276: General Specifications
General speciﬁcations Item Pro330S ARM processor (533 MHz) Memory DDR3 16 bit 512 MB 64 MB Weight (with consumables) Approx. 9.5 kg Dimensions (WxDxH) 198 mm (7.8") x 380 mm (15") x 195 mm (7.7") Power N36700A：110-127V AC +/-10% N36700B：220-240V AC +/-10%...
Page 277: Printing Specifications
Printing speciﬁcations Item Pro330S Print method The method of dry electrophotographic recording using LED (light-emitting diode) as exposure light source Page description language PCL5c, PCL6 (PCLXL) Resident font Bitmap font: 4 typefaces Scaleable font: 27 typefaces Resolution 1200 x 1200dpi...
Page 278: Network Information
Network information Item Pro330S Interface Ethernet 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX, IEEE802.11 a/b/g/n Wireless LAN (Optional) Protocol TCP/IPv4 TCP/IPv4, TCP/IPv6, NetBIOS over TCP, LPR, Port9100, IPP, FTP, HTTP, TELNET, SMTP, POP3, SNMPv1/v3, DHCP, DHCPv6, DNS, DDNS, UPnP, WINS, Bonjour, SNTP, LLTD, Web Service for Device (WSD), SSL/TLS, IPSec, IEEE802.1X •...
Page 279: List Of Installed Fonts
List of installed fonts Installed font list Description Courier Scaleable font 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 Univers Bold Italic Letter Gothic Letter Gothic Bold Letter Gothic Italic...
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