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Lexmark J 110 Reference Manual

Lexmark J 110 Reference Manual (475 pages)

Lexmark C910: Reference Guide

Brand: Lexmark | Category: Printer | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- CHAPTER 1: Introduction
  
  8
  - Overview
    8
  - Navigational Tips
    11
  - Printing the File
    11
  - Bibliography
    12
- Chapter 2: Pcl Emulation
  
  13
- CHAPTER 3: Printer Job Language
  
  99
  - PJL Command Notation
    99
  - Kernel Commands
    100
    
    Comment Command
    101
  - Job Separation Commands
    102
    
    Eoj Command
    104
  - Environment Commands and Variables
    105
Default Command

106
- And "Printer Unique Variables for Postscript Emulation
  107
- Is Used with Variables Specific to PCL Emulation
  107
- Set Command
  107
- Values for
  150
- DEFAULT Command
  151
- Status Readback Commands
  152
  - DINQUIRE Command
    152
- And "Printer Unique Variables for both Printer Languages
  153
  - Echo Command
    154
  - Info Command
    155
  - Common Variables for PCL Emulation" on Page 3-48, and "Printer Unique Variables for PCL Emulation
    157
  - Inquire Command
    157
  - Parameter Specifies the Type of PJL Variables
    157
  - Ustatus Command
    158
  - Ustatusoff Command
    159
- Status Message Format
  160
  - Information Messages
    160
  - Auto-Continuable Conditions
    162
  - Attendance Conditions
    165
  - Operator Intervention - Paper Handling
    170
  - Operator Intervention - Paper Jams
    173
  - Service Errors
    177
- Device Attendance Commands
  178
  - RDYMSG Command
    178
  - Stmsg Command
    179
- Unique PJL Commands
  180
  - File Commands for Flash or Disk
    184
  - Table 3-22 "Variables for Flash and Disk File and Password
    185
- File and Device Protection Commands
  191
- CHAPTER 4: Postscript Emulation
  
  197
  - Selecting Postscript Emulation
    197
    
    Using Smartswitch
    197
    
    Using the Operator Panel or Markvision Professional
    197
    
    Using Your Software Application
    198
  - Page Formatting
    199
    
    Printable Areas
    199
    
    Logical Page Size
    200
    
    Lexmark C910
    202
    
    Lexmark W812
    205
    
    Lexmark W820
    206
  - Postscript Emulation Fonts for the Lexmark C720
    207
  - Postscript Emulation Fonts for the Lexmark T420
    210
  - Postscript Emulation Fonts for the Lexmark W812
    212
  - Supplemental Operators
    215
    
    Command Format
    215
    
    Paper Size Support
    216
    
    Paper Tray Support
    220
    
    Envelope Size Support
    224
    
    Envelope Tray Support
    226
    
    Supplemental Operator Summary
    228
  - Page Device Parameters
    263
  - Interpreter Parameters
    276
    
    User Parameters
    276
    
    System Parameters
    279
    
    Device Parameters
    285
  - Status and Error Messages
    307
    
    Tagged Binary Not Active
    307
    
    Status Messages
    308
    
    Tagged Binary Active
    308
    
    Unsolicited Messages
    310
- CHAPTER 5: Switching Languages
  
  311
  - Smartswitch
    311
    
    Setting Smartswitch for Different Interfaces
    312
  - Printer Job Language
    312
  - Sniffing
    313
- CHAPTER 6: Flash Memory and Disk
  
  314
  - Resource Data Collection (Download Target)
    315
    
    Storing Resources on Flash Memory or Disk
    316
  - Viewing the Contents of Flash Memory and Disk
    316
  - Password Protection
    320
  - Rewriting the Flash Content
    321
  - Accessing Files with Postscript Emulation
    322
    
    Device Names
    322
    
    File Naming Conventions
    322
    
    File Names
    323
    
    Filename Extensions
    323
    
    Device Search Order
    325
  - Performance
    326
  - Job Buffering
    326
    
    Creating a Partition
    327
    
    Enabling Job Buffering
    327
    
    Disabling Job Buffering
    328
    
    Recovering from a Power Loss
    328
- CHAPTER 7: Printer Specifications
  
  329
  - Airflow Requirement
    329
  - Noise Emission Levels
    329
  - Electrical Specifications
    330
  - Power Requirements
    331
  - Physical Specifications
    333
  - Clearance Requirements
    334
  - Environmental Conditions
    336
  - Altitude Specifications
    337
  - Atmospheric Pressure
    337
  - Power on to Ready State Time Period
    337
  - Time to Print the First Page
    338
- CHAPTER 8: Printer Interfaces
  
  339
  - Setting up the Communications Port
    340
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using Windows 95/98/Me
    340
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using Windows NT 4.0
    341
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using Windows 2000
    342
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using Windows XP
    343
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using OS/2
    344
  - Deciding Which Interface to Use
    345
  - Parallel Interface
    346
    
    Optional Parallel Connector
    347
    
    Parallel Connector Pin Assignments
    347
    
    Standard Parallel Connector
    347
    
    Computer-To-Printer Communications
    351
    
    Using the INIT* Signal to Initialize
    351
    
    Printer-To-Computer Communication (Advanced Status)
    357
    
    Parallel Mode 1
    358
    
    Parallel Mode 2
    359
    
    Signal Descriptions
    359
  - Serial Interface
    373
    
    How to Connect the RS-232C Serial Interface
    373
    
    Using the RS-232C Serial Interface
    373
    
    RS-232C Serial Cable Pin Assignments
    374
    
    Serial Communication Parameters (RS-232C)
    376
    
    Using the RS-422 Serial Interface
    384
  - Network Support
    391
  - Input Buffer
    392
- APPENDIX A: PCL Support
  
  393
  - PCL Support
    394
- APPENDIX B: B: PJL Support
  
  403
  - PJL Support
    404
- APPENDIX C: Postscript Support
  
  434
  - Index
    458

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Lexmark J 110 Reference Manual

Lexmark J 110 Reference Manual (429 pages)

Lexmark J110: Reference Guide

Brand: Lexmark | Category: Printer | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- CHAPTER 1: Introduction
  
  8
  - Overview
    8
  - Navigational Tips
    11
  - Printing the File
    11
  - Bibliography
    12
- Chapter 2: Pcl Emulation
  
  13
  - Selecting PCL Emulation
    13
    
    Using Smartswitch
    13
    
    Using the Operator Panel or Markvision Professional
    13
    
    Using Your Software Application
    14
  - Page Formatting
    14
    
    Printable Areas
    14
    
    Lexmark C720
    16
    
    Lexmark J110
    17
    
    Lexmark T520, T522, T620, and T622
    18
    
    Lexmark W820
    19
  - Print Area Menu Item
    20
  - Font and Symbol Set Support for the Lexmark C720, T520, T522, T620, T622, and W820
    22
    
    Forward and Backward Compatibility Modes for the Lexmark C720, T520,T522, T620, T622, and W820
    23
    
    Standard PCL Emulation Fonts
    23
    
    Type 1 Fonts
    26
    
    Selecting Symbol Sets for the Lexmark C720, T520, T522, T620, T622, and W820
    28
  - Font and Symbol Set Support for the Lexmark J110
    32
  - Command Structure
    34
    
    Commands
    34
    
    Control Codes
    34
    
    Command Parameters
    35
    
    Linking Commands
    36
  - PCL Emulation Commands
    37
    
    PCL Emulation Commands by Function
    37
  - GL/2 Commands
    59
  - Raster Image Graphics
    63
    
    Raster Compression Mode
    63
    
    Adaptive Compression
    67
  - Macros
    70
- CHAPTER 3: Printer Job Language
  
  71
  - PJL Command Notation
    71
  - Kernel Commands
    72
    
    Comment Command
    73
  - Job Separation Commands
    74
    
    Eoj Command
    76
  - Environment Commands and Variables
    77
Default Command

78
- And "Printer Unique Variables for Postscript Emulation
  79
- Is Used with Variables Specific to PCL Emulation
  79
- Set Command
  79
- A Unique Identifier for a File, such as the Macro ID for a PCL Macro, the Symbol Set ID for a PCL Symbol Set, the Font ID for a PCL Font, and so On. the
  80
- An Identifier that Categorizes the File, such as
  80
- PCL Macros or
  80
- Values for
  80
- DEFAULT Command
  121
- Status Readback Commands
  123
- Supported File Types. the
  124
  - Echo Command
    125
  - Info Command
    126
  - Inquire Command
    128
- Common Variables for PCL Emulation" on Page 3-47, and "Printer Unique Variables for PCL Emulation
  128
- Is Required for LRESOURCE Vari
  128
  - Ustatus Command
    129
  - Ustatusoff Command
    130
- Parameter Specifies the Type of PJL Variables
  128
- Status Message Format
  131
  - Information Messages
    131
  - Auto-Continuable Conditions
    133
  - Attendance Conditions
    136
  - Operator Intervention - Paper Handling
    141
  - Operator Intervention - Paper Jams
    144
  - Service Errors
    148
- Device Attendance Commands
  149
  - RDYMSG Command
    149
  - Stmsg Command
    150
- Unique PJL Commands
  151
  - File Commands for Flash or Disk
    155
  - Table 3-22 "Variables for Flash and Disk File and Password
    156
- File and Device Protection Commands
  162
  - Protecting a File or Device
    162
  - Unlocking a Protected File or Device
    164
  - For PCL Symbol Sets. See
    165
  - Is Case Sensitive
    165
  - Re-Locking a Protected File or Device
    165
  - Is Case Sensitive
    166
  - Unlocking a Protected File or Device for the Current Job
    166
  - Recovering Lost Passwords
    167
- CHAPTER 4: Postscript Emulation
  
  168
  - Selecting Postscript Emulation
    168
    
    Using Smartswitch
    168
    
    Using the Operator Panel or Markvision Professional
    168
    
    Using Your Software Application
    169
  - Page Formatting
    170
    
    Printable Areas
    170
    
    Logical Page Size
    171
  - Postscript Emulation Fonts for the Lexmark C720
    174
  - Supplemental Operators
    177
    
    Command Format
    177
    
    Paper Size Support
    178
    
    Paper Tray Support
    182
    
    Envelope Size Support
    186
    
    Envelope Tray Support
    188
    
    Supplemental Operator Summary
    190
  - Page Device Parameters
    225
  - Interpreter Parameters
    238
    
    User Parameters
    238
    
    System Parameters
    241
    
    Device Parameters
    247
  - Status and Error Messages
    269
    
    Tagged Binary Not Active
    269
    
    Status Messages
    270
    
    Tagged Binary Active
    270
    
    Unsolicited Messages
    272
- CHAPTER 5: Switching Languages
  
  273
  - Smartswitch
    273
    
    Setting Smartswitch for Different Interfaces
    274
  - Printer Job Language
    274
  - Sniffing
    275
- CHAPTER 6: Flash Memory and Disk
  
  276
  - Resource Data Collection (Download Target)
    277
    
    Storing Resources on Flash Memory or Disk
    278
  - Viewing the Contents of Flash Memory and Disk
    278
  - Password Protection
    282
  - Rewriting the Flash Content
    283
  - Accessing Files with Postscript Emulation
    284
    
    Device Names
    284
    
    File Naming Conventions
    284
    
    File Names
    285
    
    Filename Extensions
    285
    
    Device Search Order
    287
  - Performance
    288
  - Job Buffering
    288
    
    Creating a Partition
    289
    
    Enabling Job Buffering
    289
    
    Disabling Job Buffering
    290
    
    Recovering from a Power Loss
    290
- CHAPTER 7: Printer Specifications
  
  291
  - Airflow Requirement
    291
  - Noise Emission Levels
    291
  - Electrical Specifications
    292
  - Power Requirements
    293
  - Physical Specifications
    294
  - Clearance Requirements
    295
  - Environmental Conditions
    296
  - Altitude Specifications
    297
  - Atmospheric Pressure
    297
  - Power on to Ready State Time Period
    297
  - Time to Print the First Page
    298
- CHAPTER 8: Printer Interfaces
  
  299
  - Setting up the Communications Port
    300
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using Windows 95/98/Me
    300
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using Windows NT 4.0
    301
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using Windows 2000
    302
    
    Setting up the Communications Port Using OS/2
    303
  - Deciding Which Interface to Use
    304
  - Parallel Interface
    305
    
    Optional Parallel Connector
    306
    
    Parallel Connector Pin Assignments
    306
    
    Standard Parallel Connector
    306
    
    Computer-To-Printer Communications
    310
    
    Using the INIT* Signal to Initialize
    310
    
    Printer-To-Computer Communication (Advanced Status)
    316
    
    Parallel Mode 1
    317
    
    Parallel Mode 2
    318
    
    Signal Descriptions
    318
  - Serial Interface
    329
    
    How to Connect the RS-232C Serial Interface
    329
    
    Using the RS-232C Serial Interface
    329
    
    RS-232C Serial Cable Pin Assignments
    330
    
    Serial Communication Parameters (RS-232C)
    332
    
    Using the RS-422 Serial Interface
    340
  - Network Support
    347
  - Input Buffer
    348
- APPENDIX A: PCL Support
  
  349
  - PCL Support
    350
- APPENDIX B: PJL Support
  
  358
  - PJL Support
    359
- APPENDIX C: Postscript Support
  
  388
  - Index
    413

Lexmark J 110 Service Manual

Lexmark J 110 Service Manual (248 pages)

Service Manual

Brand: Lexmark | Category: Printer | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Preface

7
Safety Information

8
General Information

13
- Power Consumption
  13
- Internal Power Supply Specifications
  14
- Maintenance Approach
  14
- Tools Required for Service
  15
- Abbreviations
  15
- Operator Panel and Menus
  16
  - Using the Operator Panel
    16
  - Menu
    16
  - Select
    16
  - Return
    16
  - Stop
    16
  - Power Indicator States
    16
  - Operator Panel Button Functions
    17
  - Printer Messages
    18
- Operator Panel Menus
  19
Diagnostic Information

23
- Start
  23
  - Service Messages
    24
  - Error Indicator Table
    25
- User Status Messages
  32
  - Warning Messages
    35
  - Status Messages
    36
  - Attendance Messages
    46
  - Overriding Change Prompts
    50
  - Paper Jams
    62
  - Power-On Self Test (POST) Sequence
    70
  - Post Symptom Table
    71
  - Symptom Tables
    72
- Service Checks
  75
Diagnostic Aids

95
- Printer Operations
  95
  - Operations Initiated by Pressing Buttons at Power-On Reset
    95
  - Change Ink Cartridges
    98
  - Change Printheads
    98
  - Aligning the Printheads
    99
  - Cleaning Printheads
    101
  - Linking Input Trays
    102
  - Unsolicited Manual Feed
    104
  - Manual Duplex
    104
  - Printing Menu Settings Page
    104
  - Restoring Factory Defaults
    106
  - Canceling a Print Job Using the Operator Panel
    106
  - Resetting the Printer Using the Operator Panel
    108
  - Other Resets
    111
  - Activating Hex Trace Debug Mode
    113
  - Diagnostics (Mode 1) - Print Tests
    113
  - Diagnostics (Mode 2) - Hardware Tests
    116
  - Diagnostics (Mode 2) - Input Tray Tests
    121
  - Diagnostics (Mode 2) - Base Sensor Tests
    123
  - Diagnostics (Mode 2) - Subsystem Tests
    125
  - Diagnostics (Mode 2) - Supplies Tests
    128
  - Diagnostics (Mode 2) - Printer Setup
    129
  - Diagnostics (Mode 2) - Error Log
    131
4085-001

121
- Menus
  133
Repair Information

161
- Handling ESD-Sensitive Parts
  161
- Adjustments
  162
- Removal Procedures
  162
  - Releasing Plastic Latches
    162
  - Rear Cover Removal
    163
  - Operator Panel Cover/Operator Panel Removal
    165
  - Exit Tray Removal
    165
  - Left Frame Cover Removal
    166
  - Left Cover Removal
    167
  - Right Cover/Power Switch Removal
    169
  - Left Tray Cover Removal
    171
  - Right Tray Cover Removal
    172
  - Ink Levels and Temperature Sensor with Bracket Removal
    173
  - Engine Board /Cover Removal
    174
  - Carrier with Card Removal
    175
  - Carrier 1St Stage Drive Belt Removal
    177
  - Carrier Printhead Latch Removal
    177
  - Multi-Purpose Feeder (MPF) Motor and Sensor Removal
    177
  - Power Supply Removal
    179
  - Pump Housing/Maintenance Station/Ink Waste Tank/Transport Carrier Motor Removal
    180
  - Index Card Assembly Removal
    182
  - Cover-Open Sensor Removal
    183
  - RIP-EMC Shield Assembly/Rip Card Removal
    184
4085-00X

186
Connector Locations

213
- Engine Board
  213
- RIP Card
  214
- RIP Card (Cont.)
  215
- Optional Tray 2
  216
Preventive Maintenance

217
- Lubrication Specifications
  217
Parts Catalog

219
- How to Use the Parts Catalog
  219

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Lexmark J 110 User Manual

Lexmark J 110 User Manual (132 pages)

Lexmark User's Guide Printer J110

Brand: Lexmark | Category: Printer | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Lexmark J110
1
Edition Notice
2
Table of Contents
4
Chapter 1: Overview

10
Chapter 2: Printing from Windows

12
Chapter 3: Printing from a Macintosh Computer

14
Chapter 4: Using the Printer Operator Panel

18
- Operator Panel Buttons
  18
- Printer Messages
  19
  - Status Messages
    19
  - Attendance Messages
    19
  - Service Messages
    20
Chapter 5: Changing Operator Panel Settings

22
Chapter 6: Printing on Special Media

24
Chapter 7: Printing a Poster

26
Chapter 8: Printing Iron-On Transfers

28
- From Windows
  28
- From a Macintosh Computer
  29
Chapter 9: Printing Photo Cards

30
- From Windows
  30
- From a Macintosh Computer
  31
Chapter 10: Choosing the Right Media

32
Chapter 11: Loading Media

34
Chapter 12: Manual Duplex

44
- From Windows
  45
- From a Macintosh Computer
  46
Chapter 13: N-Up Printing

48
- From Windows
  48
- From a Macintosh Computer
  49
Chapter 14: When to Replace Supplies

50
- Operator Panel
  50
- Audible Alarm
  50
- Windows Driver Status Window
  50
- Markvision Status Window
  51
- Web Page
  51
Chapter 15: Replacing an Ink Cartridge

52
Chapter 16: Replacing Perfectfinish

56
Chapter 17: Replacing the Printheads

60
Chapter 18: Aligning the Printheads

66
Chapter 19: Cleaning the Printheads

68
Chapter 20: Adding Hardware Options

72
- From Windows
  72
- From a Macintosh Computer
  72
Chapter 21: Clearing Paper Jams

74
Chapter 22: Printer Messages

80
- Ink Cartridges
  81
- Paper
  81
- Perfectfinish
  82
- Printheads
  83
- Other Messages
  83
Chapter 23: Solving Printer Problems

84
- Printing Problems
  85
- Poor Print Quality
  86
- Paper Feeding
  87
Chapter 24: Printer Menus

88
- Using the Printer Menu Settings
  88
  - Media Handling
    88
  - Printer Status
    88
  - Reduce Printing Costs
    88
  - Performance Versus Print Quality
    89
  - Printer Maintenance
    89
- Supplies Menu
  91
- Color Menu
  93
  - Ink Saver
    93
  - Normal
    93
  - Best
    93
- Paper Menu
  94
  - Configure MP
    95
  - Substitute Size
    96
  - Perfectfinish
    96
- Finishing Menu
  97
  - Blank
    97
  - Separator Sheets
    97
  - Separator Source
    97
- Utilities Menu
  98
  - Print Menus
    98
  - Align Printheads
    98
  - Clean Printheads
    98
  - Change Ink Cartridge
    99
  - Change Printhead
    99
  - Factory Defaults
    99
  - Hex Trace
    99
- Job Menu
  100
- Setup Menu
  101
  - Print Timeout
    101
  - Auto Continue
    101
  - Display Language
    102
  - Alarm Control
    102
  - Ink Low Alarm
    102
  - Dry Time Delay
    103
- PCL Emul Menu
  104
  - Font Name
    104
  - Point Size
    104
  - Pitch
    104
  - Symbol Set
    105
  - Orientation
    105
  - Lines Per Page
    105
  - Auto CR after LF
    105
  - Auto LF after CR
    106
- Parallel Menu
  107
  - NPA Mode
    107
  - Parallel Buffer
    107
  - Advanced Status
    108
  - Protocol
    108
  - Honor Init
    108
  - Parallel Mode 1
    108
  - Parallel Mode 2
    109
- USB Menu
  110
  - NPA Mode
    110
  - USB Buffer
    110
- Configuration Menu
  111
  - Panel Menus
    111
  - Factory Defaults
    111
  - Exit Config Menu
    111
Chapter 25: Printer Requirements

112
- Windows System Requirements
  112
- Macintosh System Requirements
  112
Chapter 26: Appletalk and Marknet Print Server

114
- Why You Need to Change the Appletalk Type
  114
- Before You Change the Setting
  114
- Change the Appletalk Type
  114
  - Method 1 -- TCP/IP
    115
  - Method 2 -- Universal Configuration Files (UCF)
    115
- Additional Configuration
  115
- Troubleshooting
  117
- Lexmark Customer Support
  120
Chapter 27: Using Printer Software and Utilities

122
- Markvision Printer Management Software
  122
- Markvision Professional
  123
  - Maps
    123
  - Filters
    123
  - Remote Updates
    123
- Markvision for UNIX Networks
  123
- Markvision Messenger
  124
- Lexmark Marktrack
  124
- Lexmark Netpnp
  124
Chapter 28: Moving the Printer

126
Chapter 29: Index

128

Lexmark J 110 Setup Manual

Lexmark J 110 Setup Manual (49 pages)

Lexmark Printer User Manual

Brand: Lexmark | Category: Printer | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Lexmark J110
1
Fcc Emissions Information
3
Step 1: Unpack the Box
5
Multipurpose Feeder
11
Print Server
13
Step 4: Load Paper
15
Step 5: Attach Cables
19
Attaching a Parallel Cable
19
Attaching the Power Cord
21
Install the Printheads
22
Step 7: Attach the Operator Panel Overlay
28
Change the Language
29
Step 9: Verify Setup
30
Statement of Limited Warranty
40
Warranty & Service
41
Extent of Warranty
42
Limitation of Liability
43

Lexmark J 110 Appletalk Manual

Lexmark J 110 Appletalk Manual (14 pages)

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Lexmark J 110 Quick Reference (2 pages)

Lexmark J110: Quick Reference

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