Introduction; Printer Features; Using Your Printer - Oki B410d User Manual

I
NTRODUCTION
Congratulations on purchasing this monochrome page printer.
Your new printer is designed with a range of advanced features to give you crisp black and
white pages at high speed on a wide range of print media.
For your information, a summary of the main features of your printer is given below.
P
RINTER FEATURES
> Four different models to choose from: B410d and B410dn, B420dn, B430dn
(d denotes Duplex included and n denotes Network Interface Card included).
> Memory: 32MB for B410d, B410dn and B420dn; 64MB for B430dn.
> High speed printing: 28ppm A4 and 30ppm Letter.
> Resolution: 1200 x 600 dpi for B410d, B410dn and B420dn; 1200 x 1200 dpi for
B430dn.
> Paper handling: 250 sheets (75g/m²) for B410d, B410dn, B430dn; 530 sheets for
the B420dn.
> Emulation: standard Printer Control Language PCL6, Epson FX, IBM ProPrinter and
PostScript 3 for B430dn.
> Barcodes: embedded for SIDM emulations.
> Flash DIMM: 2MB for B410d, B410dn and B420dn and 8MB for B430dn to allow the
storage of additional fonts or bar codes.
> USB 2.0 High speed and Parallel interfaces.
> 10/100 BASE-TX Network: standard for B410d and B410dn, lets you share this
valuable resource among users on your office network.
> Multi Purpose tray for B420dn and B430dn: to extend the range of media your
printer can accommodate (capacity 50 sheets (64g/m²) or 10 envelopes), and can
also use as manual duplex.
> Manual Feed tray for B410d and B410dn: to feed single sheets, heavy paper stocks,
envelopes, other special media and can also be used as manual duplex.
> Power save mode for energy efficiency.
Additionally, the following optional features are also available:
> 128 and 256MB RAM DIMM: to extend the main memory of your printer and speed
up the processing of large
> Second paper tray: to increase your printer's paper handling capacity by 530 sheets
(75g/m²).
U
SING YOUR PRINTER
To help you get the most from your printer, the manufacturer has provided a variety of
supporting materials. A summary of these materials and their purposes is given in the
following chapter.
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