Using this Guide Organisation of this Guide Chapter 1 Setting up the Printer Chapter 2 Connecting the Interface Cables Chapter 3 Network Settings (Quick Setup) Chapter 4 Configuring the Computer Appendix • • • •...
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Conventions Notation Symbol Symbol Meaning...
Safety Notes This section describes the graphic symbols used throughout this guide Heated Flammable Electric Pinched surface shock fingers Prohibited No fire Do not Do not tear down touch Instructions Unplug Ground/Earth Precautions for Installation and Relocation...
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Lifting here may damage the machine 150mm 730 mm 780 mm 835 mm...
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Other Precautions • • • • • Precautions for Power and Earth Connections • • • xiii...
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Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers 1.1.1 Removing the Packing Tape from Various Locations On the Left Side of the Printer (Three Locations)
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers On the Right Side of the Printer (Four Locations) Inside the Front Cover (Two Locations)
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers 1.1.2 Removing the Spacers from Various Locations Removing the Spacer from the Manual Tray...
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers Removing the Spacers from the Manual Feed Unit...
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers Removing the Spacer from the Lower Left Unit...
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers...
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers Removing the Spacers from the Paper Tray...
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers Removing the Spacer and Toner Covers at the Toner Cartridge Window...
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers...
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1.1 Removing the Packing Tape and Spacers...
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Assembling the Optional Products (Part 1) 2-Tray Module Booklet bundled with 2-tray module or "1.2.1 Connecting the Tray Module Connector" Duplex Print Module Special cabinet Booklet bundled with special Booklet bundled with duplex print cabinet module 1.2.1 Connecting the Tray Module Connector...
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Assembling the Optional Products (Part 2) Additional Memory Hard Disk "1.7.1 Installing Booklet bundled with Additional Memory" hard disk 1.7.1 Installing Additional Memory • •...
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1.7 Assembling the Optional Products (Part 2) Switch off the machine before connecting the interface cable and additional memory. Connecting the cable or memory with a live machine can cause electric shocks.
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1.7 Assembling the Optional Products (Part 2)
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1.7 Assembling the Optional Products (Part 2)
Connect the power plug only to a properly rated power outlet. Otherwise, it can cause fire or electric shocks. If in doubt, contact your Xerox Customer Support Centre. Also, never use multi-plug adaptors to plug multiple power plugs in the same outlet.
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1.8 Switching on the Power and Confirming the Operation 1.8.2 Switching on the Power...
1.8 Switching on the Power and Confirming the Operation 1.8.3 Printing the Printer Settings List Control Panel Buttons and Basic Operations...
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1.8 Switching on the Power and Confirming the Operation How to Print the Printer Settings List (Print screen (printer in printing state)) Press Online. (Screen of offline state) Press Menu. The menu screen is displayed. (Menu screen) Press three times. Press Set/Eject once.
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1.8 Switching on the Power and Confirming the Operation An example of the Printer Setings List The information on the optional products are printed. If the 2-tray module is installed, the trays that can be used will be printed.
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1.8 Switching on the Power and Confirming the Operation 1.8.4 Switching off the Power • • •...
Connecting the Parallel Cable • • Switch off the machine before connecting the interface cable. Connecting the cable with a live machine can cause electric shocks.
Connecting the Ethernet Cable • • Switch off the machine before connecting the interface cable. Connecting the cable with a live machine can cause electric shocks.
Network Environment and Printer Settings • • • Refer to the Network Print Environment User Guide in the following situations: You can also configure for the NetWare environment You can have flexible application for various network environments. You can use CentreWare Internet Services for the TCP/IP environment. SNMP engine feature is available for TCP/IP and NetWare environment.
Setting the IP Address (When Using TCP/IP Protocol) • • Setting subnetmask address Specifying the Way of Setting IP Address as Panel (Print screen (printer in printing status)) Press Online. (Screen of Offline state) Press Menu. The menu screen is displayed. (Menu screen) Press four times.
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3.2 Setting the IP Address (When Using TCP/IP Protocol) ...from previous page Press Set/Eject once. * is added to the currently set value Press once. Press Set/Eject once. The following screen will appear after three seconds. * is added to show that the value is confirmed Press Cancel once.
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3.2 Setting the IP Address (When Using TCP/IP Protocol) Setting the IP Address Setting example ...from previous section • IP address 13.198.33.195 • Subnet mask 255.255.252.128 • Gateway address 13.198.32.1 Press once Press Set/Eject once. Press a few times until the target value (e.g.13) is reached.
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3.2 Setting the IP Address (When Using TCP/IP Protocol) Setting subnetmask ...from previous section address Press once. Press Set/Eject once. Set the subnet mask in the same way as the IP address. You can keep pressing to change the value continuously when setting the value.
Activating the Protocol • • • • (Print screen (printer in printing state)) Press Offline. (Screen of Offline status) Press Menu. The Menu screen is displayed. (Menu screen) Press four times. Press Set/Eject once. Press three times..see next page...
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3.3 Activating the Protocol ...from previous page Press Set/Eject once. Starting the Protocol Press Set/Eject once. The name of the protocol is displayed in the position of xxx. Press twice. Press once. Press once. Press Set/Eject once. The following screen will be shown three seconds after the message "Reboot system to take effect"...
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Control Panel Menu (Abstract) • Symbols [SE] • To return to the level above, press Cancel. • To close the menu screens, press Online. • "*" and "_" indicate factory settings. • To return to factory settings, press together. These screens show only the lower part of the menu screens.
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Appendix A Control Panel Menu (Abstract) ...from previous page...
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About the Software Pack CD-ROM Software for Windows 95/Windows 98/Windows NT...
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Appendix B About the CD-ROM Software Pack Software for Macintosh...