Status Display - Panasonic Jetwriter KX-CL500 Operating Instructions Manual

Features
Job Spool Feature
- using the printer panel: see
- using the HDD Utility: see
Allows print jobs to be saved to the printer's internal hard drive with printer drivers in Windows.
With this feature users can check a document prior to printing multiple copies (Check and Print),
save frequently used documents for instantaneous printing (Memory Print), and save confidential
documents requiring the user to enter a password to begin the printing process (Confidential Print
- PCL printer driver only).
Versatile Print Feature
• Watermark (see
Overlaps a watermark (Confidential, Draft, etc.) over any document.
• Overlay (see
Overlaps an overlay data (image or characters) over any document.
• Pages per Sheet (see
Prints 2 - 16 pages on a single sheet of paper to save paper.
• Scale (see page
Enlarges or reduces the output of page.
• Collate (see page
Prints copies of the entire document a number of times from the 1st page to the last page.
• Poster (see page 111
Prints your document dividing a large size image into several pages.
• Toner Save (see
Reduces the amount of toner used when printing.

Status Display

- see page 187
A window displayed on the user's monitor provides useful information on the printer's status while
printing a job. This includes error messages, recovery information, remaining supplies, loaded
paper, color calibration, and network connectivity. In addition, remote notification of error
conditions and low supplies is provided.
(Windows only)
page
page
page 113, 167 or 185
page 117 in "Settings and Printing")
page 104, 160, 173, 176,
109, 160, 173, 177,
126, 162, 173, 177, 250, 254,
in "Settings and Printing")
page 129, 162, 173, 177,
or 282 in "Settings and Printing"
30, 31 or 32 in "Settings and Printing"
217, 220 or 221 in "Settings and Printing"
in "Settings and Printing")
252 or 270
246 or 266 in "Settings and Printing")
269 or 277
254 or 275 in "Settings and Printing")
in "Settings and Printing")
in "Settings and Printing")
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