NEC SuperScript 1800, User Manual

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8 SuperScript 1800 — User’s Guide
I
DENTIFYING
P
RINTER
P
ARTS
Use the illustrations on the facing page to identify standard
parts for the SuperScript 1800.
Front View
• Operator Panel —for displaying messages and
configuring the printer. The LCD message area pops up
for easy viewing.
• Power Button —for turning on and off the printer.
• Hand Grips —used for lifting printer.
• Top Cover —provides access to the Toner Cartridge (also
serves as the Output Tray).
• Output Tray (Bin) —holds up to 250 printed sheets.
Referred to as output bin on the Operator Panel.
• Paper Sensor (internal)—senses when the Output tray
has reached its limit of printed sheets. Operator Panel
will display a message when this happens.
• Top Cover Release Button —unlocks and opens the Top
Cover.
• Multipurpose Tray —drops open to hold various
amounts of paper, envelopes, labels, or transparencies.
Referred to as Tray 1 in the printer driver and Operator
Panel.
• 500-sheet Cassette —standard input tray. Referred to as
Tray 2 in the printer driver or Operator Panel.
• Paper Level Indicator —a see through window showing
paper level.
Back View
• Back Label —contains the printer’s serial number
necessary for warranty registration.
• Interface Panel —contains the Controller Board and any
added options such as a network interface card (NIC).
• Power Cord Connector —for attaching the Power Cord.
• Back Vent —allows ventilation.
•
Side Vent
—holds ventilation fan.
Top Internal View
•
Transfer Roller
—transfers image to paper.
• Toner Cartridge Area —holds Toner Cartridge.
• Laser Brush —used to clean the laser beam window.
Back Internal View
• Back Cover —opens to facilitate clearing paper jams
occurring in the back area.
• Fuser Unit —uses heat and pressure to adhere image to
the paper.
• Duplex Unit —prints double-sided documents.