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Summary of Contents for 9400-I

Page 1: ...Océ 9400 I User Manual ...

Page 2: ...ter Overview of copier parts on the covers To assist you in quickly identifying the various parts of the copier printer and the functions on the operating panel there is an illustration of the Océ 9400 II on the inside front cover and an illustration of the operating panel on the inside back cover both of which can be folded out Safety information This manual contains the following safety informat...

Page 3: ...unct ions16 Turning the copier on a nd off18 Switching the printer on off20 Chapter 2 Installing the printer Connect the printer to your host environment Centronic s23 SCSI 225 Ethernet 27 Ethernet cabli ng27 Supported printing protoco ls29 Preferred printing soluti on29 Printing via L PD31 Printing via F TP32 Printing via S MB34 Setting up SMB on Windows 95 98 and NT Troubleshootin g35 Set up the...

Page 4: ...g copi es57 Starting the copy proces s57 Activating de activating the rewind fun ction58 Changing setti ngs60 Number of copies 6 0 Copying using roll 1 or ro ll 260 Copying using manual fee d61 Reduction enlargeme nt62 Copying using synchro or standard cut62 Adjusting the leading trailing ed g e64 Modifying the exposure 67 Inverted copies Blueprints67 Poster mode Chapter 5 Print jobs Printing file...

Page 5: ...e Merge mod e86 HP GL 2 87 HP GL 2 print origin 87 HP GL 2 page advance 87 HP GL 2 pen priorit y88 Designjet compatibili ty89 Merge mod e89 HP RTL CalComp 91 CalComp print origin 91 Checksum parameter 91 CalComp pen priorit y92 Merge mod e92 End of Message parame ter93 Synchronization code parame ter94 Double synchronization code paramet er94 CalComp step size 95 Raster format s96 CALS 96 NIRS TIF...

Page 6: ...erin g107 Image typ e108 Transformatio n109 Print rotatio n109 Print scalin g109 Autoscalin g110 Passwor d 1 13 Dump configuratio n114 Service 1 15 Chapter 9 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting the pri nter118 Printer warnings 1 1 8 Operator recoverable errors printe r 119 Clearing paper jams 120 Machine recoverable error s122 Troubleshooting the copier123 Scanner erro r123 Operator recoverable scanne...

Page 7: ...py material that can be use d135 Overview of standard zoom formats 137 Order of standard sizes for using standar d cut138 Appendix B Controller firmware upgrade Controller firmware upgr ade140 Troubleshootin g142 Appendix C Safety information Instructions for safe u se144 Safety data sheets 145 Safety data sheet Océ 9400 II for the prin ter146 Safety data sheet for the Océ 9400 II Printer and S c ...

Page 8: ...8 Océ 9400 II User Manual ...

Page 9: ...Chapter 1 Getting started This chapter contains a general description of the Océ 9400 II and instructions on how to install the printer and prepare it for use Also it describes how to get the copier ready for copying operations ...

Page 10: ...ou have come to expect of Océ The following are some of the features included in this machine automatic language sensing and remote control centronics Ethernet 10 100 Mb s TCP IP and SCSI interface for the Scan to File option only fast high quality printing autoscaling of vector data media saver Optional features automatic 2 roll unit memory extension modules compact output stacker PostScript leve...

Page 11: ...sists of buttons and a display 1 Printer operating panel During normal operation the printer can process print jobs and display the current printer status e g READY or RASTERIZING The buttons on the operating panel allow you to enter the Program mode and easily set up the printer according to your requirements previous next select cancel continue program READY C ...

Page 12: ... if a submenu is present enter a lower level menu Previous Pressing this button takes you one level higher in the menu structure Browse buttons or These two buttons are used to select another mode at the same menu level or to display the next or previous option from the option list Cancel continue This button is used to cancel the present print job or to continue after an operator recoverableerror...

Page 13: ... Error messages The printer stops and the user must take action e g PAPER JAM Action messages An action message prompts the user to perform an action before the print job resumes e g FEED SHEET in the case of manual feed ...

Page 14: ...must be connected to the printer Please note that you can still send print jobs when the Océ 9400 II is used as a copier The print jobs are processed after copying is finished The machine detects whether a user wants to print a document or make a copy and automatically switches back to printing mode after 1 minute Image logic The Océ 9400 II copier makes use of Océ image logic technology This tech...

Page 15: ...ting panel is located on the right hand side of the scanne see figur e2 2 Scanner operating panel start roll 1 roll 2 auto 4 2 0 2 stop correction darker lighter manual exposure darker media please wait printer error synchro leading trailing standard steps cut edge zoom ...

Page 16: ... by mode after 2 5 minutes The settings will remain unchanged Buttons and functions Start button The copy process starts with the current settings Once you have pressed the start button you cannot change the settings for copies that are being processed except by making use of the stop correction button button Press these buttons to increase or decrease the number of copies The copy quantity can be...

Page 17: ... length of the original In standard cut mode the copy is cut to a standard length Edge button This button toggles between the leading and trailing edge This allows you to add or remove a strip at the leading or trailing edge Zoom button You can vary the zoom factor with the range of 25 to 400 A fixed increment or a percentage can be used Up Down buttons When using zoom edge or the standard cut mod...

Page 18: ...f the copier is idle for more than 1 minute the operating panel automatically returns to stand by mode The scanner s operating panel is activated in the following situations you feed in an original you press a button on the operating panel Turning on the scanne 1 Set the on off switch located at the back of the scanner to position 1 see figur e3 If the electrical supply is correctly connected the ...

Page 19: ...Getting started 19 Turning off the scanne 1 Set the on off switch located at the back of the scanner to position 0 see figure 3 ...

Page 20: ...tion 1 see figur e4 If the electrical supply is correctly connected the green switch will light up 4 Printer on off switch Note When Ready appears on the operating panel the printer is ready for use Turning the printer off 2 Set the on off switch located at the back of the printer to position 0 see figur e4 Attention Switching off the printer during a print job may cause a loss o information or a ...

Page 21: ...21 Océ 9400 I User Manual Chapter 2 Installing the printer This chapter describes how to connect your printer to your host environment and how to configure the printer to meet your specific needs ...

Page 22: ...cé 9400 II see Centronics on page 23 or SCSI 2 on pa ge25 3 Turn on the Océ 9400 II see Centronics on pa ge23 or Ethernet on page 27 4 Enter the Program mode to configure the connection parameters see Centronics on pa ge23 Ethernet on page 2 7 or SCSI 2 on page 2 5 5 Enter Program mode to configure the Océ 9400 II to meet your requirements see Printing files on page70 o Customizing the printer on ...

Page 23: ...inter on Defining transmission typ You can choose to enable the IEEE P1284 ECP mode enabled or force the use of the IEEE P1284 Compatible mode disabled The default is disabled In certain host environments the ECP mode does not work correctly and the Océ 9400 II offers you the option to use the so called compatible mode ECP mode disabled Note that if your host allows this mode ECP mode is faste tha...

Page 24: ...inished when the printer stops receiving graphic commands over the Centronics interface The print time out option sets the delay after which the print is considered finished You can choose between 15 30 180 or 500 seconds The default is 180 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using t he or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the CO...

Page 25: ...r s SCSI 2 port see fi gure6 6 SCSI 2 port 4 Switch on the printer and the host Defining the SCSI 2 I You can select a number between 0 and 7 The default is 0 Check the configuration of your computer to find an ID that is not being used by anothe device on the SCSI 2 bus to which you want to connect the Océ 9400 II 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION menu using th e o...

Page 26: ... if it is placed between other devices 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION menu using th e or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the CONNECTIONS menu using th e or button 5 Press next select to enter the CONNECTION menu 6 Select the SCSI 2 item using t he or button 7 Press next select to enter the SCSI 2 menu 8 Select the TERMINATION i...

Page 27: ...sing the RJ45 100 Mbit to achieve the highest possible performance AUI 10Mbit only RJ45 UTP 10 100 Mbit automatic adjustment Do not use the AUI and RJ45 simultaneously Ethernet cabling An AUI Attachment Unit Interface connector is designed to connect a cable from the network interface card in your controller to a transceiver mounted on the backbone Ethernet cable The backbone cable may be Thin or ...

Page 28: ...Each of these fou addresses is composed of 4 numeric fields ranging from 0 to 255 For example 194 2 66 146 or 255 255 255 0 The menu presents these fields in the following order field 0 field 1 field 2 field 3 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION menu using th e or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the CONNECTIONS menu using th e or bu...

Page 29: ...menu using the or button 29 Press next select to confirm the required selection 30 Press next select to enter the FIELD0 menu 31 Enter the FIELD0 number of your DEF GATEWAY using the o r button 32 Press previous to go up one level 33 Repeat steps 28 to 32 for FIELD1 FIELD2 FIELD3 34 Press Program to exit the main menu 35 Turn the printer off on to activate the configured Ethernet ID Supported prin...

Page 30: ...eral important clients TCP IP network TCP IP is commonly used for the Unix Win 95 98 NT and OS 2 operating systems For Win 95 98 LPD is not standard and must be supplied by third parties Contact your local service organization to determine the availability of third party shareware or freeware Use lpd or ftp in that order of preference ...

Page 31: ... print via LPD Note The Line Printer Daemon LPD protocol has been implemented as specified in RCF 1179 The Océ 9400 II uses only one queue thus the queue name itself is not important and you are free to use any queue name you want e g queue 1 For configuring the client side please contact your system administrator For Win NT lpr Shostname PqueueName lpr S194 2 66 146 Pqueue1 ...

Page 32: ...the FTP client 4 Enter your user name e g Guest A connection is now set up for the default user Guest 5 In order to be connected to the remote server you must then validate the user connection by typing in the user password e g Guest Note Because there is no registered user you can simply press Enter t initiate the connection The user name and password are not checked by th Océ 9400 II 6 Set the t...

Page 33: ...Installing the printer 33 Note Two other directories are provided Help and Status Putting files in these directories will result in an access denied message ...

Page 34: ...h the Océ 9400 II has been assigned 4 Double click on the device name for which the Océ 9400 II has been configured The list of shared print queues appears 5 Double click on the desired queue or Right click on the desired queue and then click on Install Select OCE 9400 IIPS to be associated with the Océ PSdriver Select OCE 9400 II to be associated with the Océ Windows Raster driver You will be pro...

Page 35: ...not be opened or the workgroup the device belongs to does not appear follow the procedure below 1 Click on the Start icon 2 Click on the Find icon 3 Click on the Computer icon 4 Enter the device name of the Océ 9400 II machine and click on the Find Now icon 5 When the device is found follow the above procedure beginning from step 4 ...

Page 36: ...s Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using the or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the BUFFERS item using t he or button 5 Press next select to enter the BUFFERS menu 6 Select the INPUT BUFFER item using the or button 7 Press next select to enter the INPUT BUFFER menu 8 Select the required input buffer size using t he or button 9 Press...

Page 37: ...a The minimum percentage always represents an E size If you never print or copy files and or originals that exceed the E length 48 you must set the minimum Bitmap buffer percentage If you print or copy files and or originals that exceed this length you must set the correct Bitmap buffer size Use the following formula to determine the percentage setting Paper width print length conversion factor co...

Page 38: ...mory percentages are only an indication and may vary slightly from one firmware release to another If you experience difficulties printing your files with these settings you can try to change the value taking into account the following guidelines Increasing the bitmap buffer size decreases the processing area size The size of the processing area determines your ability to process complex files e g...

Page 39: ...39 Océ 9400 I User Manual Chapter 3 Re load media and toner This chapter describes how to insert new media how to add toner and how to program the media settings ...

Page 40: ...the MEDIA FORMAT menu 8 Select the required format using th e or button 9 Press next select to confirm the selected format 10 Press Program to exit the main menu If the message ROLL EMPTY appears in the display you must load a new roll of print media Depending on your configuration you can reload roll 1 and or roll 2 Note After reloading the plot is reprinted automatically Automatic roll switching...

Page 41: ...MEDIA MODE using the o r button 4 Press next select to enter the MEDIA MODE menu 5 Select AUTO SWITCH using th e or button 6 Press next select to enter the AUTO SWITCH menu 7 Select the required setting On or OFF using th e or button 8 Press next select to confirm the selected setting 9 Press Program to exit the main menu Reloading rolls Reloading roll 1 Open the drawer completely see figur e9 9 O...

Page 42: ...mpty core from the roll holder see figur e11 4 Slide the roll holder into the new roll of material while pressing the knob see figur e11 Make sure that the knob is to the right and that paper appears as shown in figure 11 11 Pressing the knob 5 While pressing the knob align the roll with the appropriate lines on the roll holder This line must be completely visible 34 A0 36 ...

Page 43: ...an also refer to the sticker inside the drawer 13 Feeding the material 9 If you have inserted a roll with a different material or of a different width you must program the correct width and material type see Programming media settings on pag e49 If you want to cut the paper to get a straight leading edge see Cutting the paper to get a straight leading edge on page 4 4 Otherwise continue with the n...

Page 44: ...y 5 cm above the top drawer 3 Close the paper drawer 4 Press Program to enter the main menu 5 Select the MEDIA SETTINGS item using t he or button 6 Press next select to enter the MEDIA SETTINGS menu 7 Select CUT MEDIA using the o r button 8 Press next select to cut the paper 9 Open the paper drawer 10 Remove the scrap of material 11 Pull back the material until it is visible and positioned correct...

Page 45: ...cover to get access to roll 2 see fi gure14 14 Opening the lower drawer 2 Remove the roll holder see fig ure15 15 Removing the roll holder from the lower drawer 3 While pressing the knob remove the empty core from the roll holder see figure 1 1 on page 42 ...

Page 46: ...holder 6 Place the roll holder with the material in the lower paper compartment see figur e16 16 Repositioning the roll 7 Feed the material between the input guide plates against the rollers Turn the rollers until the material is visible see f igure17 You can also refer to the sticker inside the drawer 17 Feeding the material 8 If you have inserted a roll with a different material or of a differen...

Page 47: ... you want to cut the paper to get a straight leading edge see Cutting the paper to get a straight leading edge on page 4 4 Otherwise continue with the next step 9 Close the lower paper compartment 10 Press the Cancel Continue button ...

Page 48: ...tion 5 hold the paper until the engine pulls in the first part of the sheet If the user has selected manual feed in a print file the printer will ask the user via the operating panel to feed the sheet into the printer at the moment this job is processed There will be a user selectable time out between 30 and 300 seconds for feeding the sheet The default time out is 60 seconds See Setting the time ...

Page 49: ...to the other roll if the one in use becomes empty The switch only takes place ifthe media type and material width are the same for both rolls The sticker on this polyester roll indicates 4 mil but the thickness is really 4 5 mil Materials Weight Media type setting Plain paper 20 lb bond paper Plain paper 27 lb bond paper ECO papers 20 lb bond paper Translucent paper 15 lb bond translucent Transpar...

Page 50: ...xt select to enter the ROLL or MANUAL FEED menu 6 Select the TYPE item using t he or button 7 Press next select to enter the TYPE menu 8 Select the desired media type using the or button 9 Press next select to confirm the selected media type 10 Press Program to exit the main menu Programming default paper feed The default is roll 1 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the MEDIA SETTINGS...

Page 51: ... enter the MEDIA MODE menu 6 Select AUTO SWITCH using th e or button 7 Press next select to enter the AUTO SWITCH menu 8 Select on or off using the or button 9 Press next select to confirm the selected mode 10 Press Program to exit the main menu Setting the time out for manual fee The default is 60 seconds 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the MEDIA SETTINGS item using the or button ...

Page 52: ...t refill the toner immediately Refilling tone Attention Use only Océ B4 toner B4 toner is equivalent to Océ 9400 toner 1 Unscrew the access nut on the left side of the printer and open the left cover see figure 19 19 Unscrewing the access nut and opening the cover 2 Shake the toner bottle thoroughly and then open it ...

Page 53: ...rewing the bottle into place 4 Move the toner bottle to a vertical position s ee figure20 and 21 21 Adding toner 5 Empty the toner out of the bottle by tapping it 6 When the toner bottle is completely empty return it to its original position 7 Unscrew the toner bottle turning it counter clockwise B 4 B4 ...

Page 54: ...l the waste toner bag from the holder and seal the bag with the cap provided see figure 22 22 Replacing the waste toner bag 9 Slide a new waste toner bag over the holder 10 Close the cover and tighten the access nut 11 Press the Continue button to resume printing ...

Page 55: ...55 Océ 9400 I User Manual Chapter 4 Copy jobs This chapter describes how to make copies ...

Page 56: ...reduce or enlarge your original from 25 to 400 You can set the zoom in fixed steps or in steps The default setting is 100 The Océ 9400 II cuts the paper to the length of the original this is called synchro cut Or if you have selected the standard cut mode the copy is cut to a standard length see Copying using synchro or standard cut on pa ge62 The automatic exposure setting ensures the production ...

Page 57: ... The original will be transported about 1 centimeter 0 4 to a predefined position 2 Now you are ready to change settings or to start the copy process see Starting the copy process on pa ge57 If you make a copy before the 1 minute time out expires the machine will use the settings of the previous copy job Starting the copy process If you press the start button without changing any settings the mach...

Page 58: ...e copying process hasfinished The scan will start automatically when the printer is ready again Activating de activating the rewind function Note The default setting is configured by the Océ service technician If you have a valuable or delicate original you may prefer not to have the original returned to the operator In this case you can use the start button to activate an override of the default ...

Page 59: ...ll be held at the back of the scanner Activating the rewind function in situation 2 1 Insert the original face down and aligned to the right 2 Choose the required settings 3 Press the start button 4 During scanning press the start button again The indicator light above the Start button will flash 5 The original will be rewound after scanning The settings will return to the default if no original i...

Page 60: ...the required number of copies will be processed See Product specifications for the scanner on page129 for information on the limitation of multiple copy jobs Selecting the number of copie 1 Enter the number of copies 1 to 19 using the or buttons on the scanner operating panel The number of copies appears on the display Copying using roll 1 or roll 2 You can choose between the two rolls by pressing...

Page 61: ...settings on pag e49 Selecting manual fee 1 Feed in the original in portrait orientation 2 Press the media button until the manual feed indicator lights up 3 Adjust other settings as required 4 Press the start button 5 Wait for the FEED SHEET message in the printer display 6 Feed in the copy material in portrait orientation minimum length 420 mm 16 5 7 Hold the paper until the engine pulls in the f...

Page 62: ...elect the required reduction enlargement ratio The display shows the selected ratio If you make adjustments using this button one of the indicators above the button will flash If the adjustment differs from the default setting the indicator will remain on Confirm the setting by pressing the zoom edge cut media or start buttons Making reduced enlarged copies with 1 increments 1 Press the zoom butto...

Page 63: ...g the standard selection the indicator remains on Confirm the setting by pressing the zoom edge cut media or start buttons When standard cut is selected the system always cuts at the selected length It does this even if the actual length of the original is shorter or longer than the selected length taking into account the zoom factor and the leading trailing edge setting Selecting synchro or stand...

Page 64: ... button to select the required leading trailing edge value The length of the currently selected edge appears in the display If you use this button to make adjustments the indicators above the button will flash If the adjustment differs from the default setting the indicator will remain on Confirm the setting by pressing the zoom edge cut media or start buttons Attention Be aware that decreasing th...

Page 65: ...Copy jobs 65 Leading trailing edge when copying on rolls of paper 25 Using rolls Leading edge Trailing edge Null Positive Negative Negative Positive Null Original Copy ...

Page 66: ...66 Océ 9400 II User Manual Leading trailing edge when copying onto a sheet of paper 26 Using sheets Leading edge Trailing edge Null Positive Negative Negative Positive Null Original Copy ...

Page 67: ...ght printing or graphics are no longer visible 1 Leave your originals in the scanner 2 Adjust the exposure level with the darker button 3 Press the start button If the result still does not match your requirements 1 Leave your originals in the scanner 2 Deactivate automatic exposure background compensation by pressing the auto exposure button The background will no longer be measured during scanni...

Page 68: ...onger be active Poster mode When copying originals with large black areas Poster mode ensures optimal copy quality by increasing the density of the copy If required select this option Activating Poster mod 1 Press the lighter and darker buttons simultaneously The Exposure light will flash Poster mode is now active 2 If desired the exposure level can also be modified while in Poster mode 3 Feed in ...

Page 69: ...69 Océ 9400 I User Manual Chapter 5 Print jobs This chapter describes how to print files ...

Page 70: ... GL 2 Calcomp 906 907 raster HP RTL TIFF CALS or PostScript PostScript level 2 optional data it generates a plot using the settings e g number of copies plotter emulation etc specified on the operator console in Program Mode For maximum flexibility each plot job can be preceded by remote control commands specifying the settings to be used for that specific job These commands are contained in a hea...

Page 71: ...able Plot Director MS Windows 95 98 and NT Océ drivers Note Please refer to the Océ website www oce com to obtain the latest drivers In order to meet the highest performance standards the Océ 9400 II only supports 32 bit applications and operating systems The following drivers are available ADI driver for AutoCAD R13C3 Windows 95 98 ADI driver for AutoCAD R13C4 MS DOS Windows 95 98 NT 4 0 ADI driv...

Page 72: ...red cut method usin g the or button 9 Press next select to confirm the selected cut method 10 Press Program to exit the main menu Plot Center This setting can be used to enable or disable centering of the plot on thepaper If the center setting is disabled the plot will be positioned in the upper left hand corner of the page If Standard Cut is selected the plot is printed and the media is cut accor...

Page 73: ...white strip at the end of the image The page length will increase accordingly Note The leading trailing edge option only works if the cut method is set to synchro cut The value for the trailing or leading edge can beset from 0 to 80 mm in increments of 5 mm or 0 to 3 inch in increments of 1 4 inch Programming leading or trailing edg 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select MEDIA SETTING ite...

Page 74: ...enu 2 Select the PLOT item using the or button 3 Press next select to enter the PLOT menu 4 Select the DEMO PLOT item using t he or button 5 Press next select to print the demo plot 6 Press Program to exit the main menu Cancel plot If you want to cancel a plot before printing starts Cancelling a plo 1 Press cancel continue The printer will stop Printing of the plot may be discontinued The print me...

Page 75: ...75 Océ 9400 I User Manual Chapter 6 Use of the Scan to File option This chapter describes how to use the Océ 9400 II to digitize analog drawings ...

Page 76: ... 9400 II printer panel displays SCANMODE signifying that the system is ready to perform uploads 3 Insert an original in the scanner specify the required settings on the scanner s operating panel and press the Start button on the scanner see also the notes below 4 Once the original has been scanned and transported back to its start position a checkplot may be performed In order for a checkplot to t...

Page 77: ...wing buttons are disabled on the Océ 9400 II scanner operating panel when it is in Upload mode and checkplot is disabled Media and for number of copies The displayed number of copies is cleared The size of the drawing which can be uploaded and printed with checkplot is limited by the amount of memory installed in the Océ 9400 II controller and the bitmap partitioning see Setting the bitmap buffer ...

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Page 79: ...79 Océ 9400 I User Manual Chapter 7 Customizing the printer This chapter explains how to set certain Océ 9400 II defaults such as pen settings and languages to accommodate frequently used print jobs ...

Page 80: ...default Adjustments can be made in increments of 0 01 mm A pen can be selected by the plot file to draw a line or to fill a polygon All lines or polygons on the plot can be drawn with a predefined pattern or shade of gray Pen pattern 16 is the default The following pen patterns are available 28 Available pen patterns Defining the pen setting 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONF...

Page 81: ...elect the PEN WIDTH item using the or button 12 Press next select to enter the PEN WIDTH menu 13 Select the required pen width using the or button 14 Press next select to confirm the selected pen width 15 Press previous to re enter the pen menu 16 Select the PEN PATTERN item using the or button 17 Press next select to enter the PEN PATTERN menu 18 Select the appropriate pen pattern using the or bu...

Page 82: ... switch between the following languages PostScript HP GL HP GL 2 HP RTL CalComp CALS TIFF and EDMICS Use the ALS formats parameter to define which data formats are to be searched for in the print files Note When using ALS it is very important that every print file end with an end of print instruction Activating ALS 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using the or...

Page 83: ...TION menu 4 Select the DATA FORMAT item using t he or button 5 Press next select to enter the DATA FORMAT menu 6 Select the AUTO MENU item using t he or button 7 Press next select to enter the AUTO MENU menu For each graphics language setup proceed as follows 8 Select the required GRAPHICS LANGUAGE item using t he or button 9 Press next select to enter the required language menu 10 Select YES or N...

Page 84: ...ton 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the DATA FORMAT item using the or button 5 Press next select to enter the DATA FORMAT menu 6 Select the SELECT FORMAT item using the or button 7 Press next select to enter the SELECT FORMAT menu 8 Select the required language using t he or button 9 Press next select to confirm the selected language 10 Press Program to exit the main m...

Page 85: ...menu 6 Select the HP GL SETUP item using the or button 7 Press next select to enter the HP GL SETUP menu 8 Select the ORIGIN item using t he or button 9 Press next select to enter the ORIGIN menu 10 Select the required origin using t he or button 11 Press next select to confirm the selected origin 12 Press Program to exit the main menu HP GL page advanc The Select Pen Zero SP0 command in HP GL can...

Page 86: ...n two or more colors intersect at the same point of a plot especially in area fills This option is On by default Merge Off Only the last color specified is printed for a given line or area Any other colors specified for the same line or area are transparent Merge On All specified colors are blended together Setting the merge mod 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION ite...

Page 87: ...enter the HP GL 2 SETUP menu 8 Select the ORIGIN item using t he or button 9 Press next select to enter the ORIGIN menu 10 Select the required origin item using t he or button 11 Press next select to confirm the selected origin 12 Press Program to exit the main menu HP GL 2 page advance The SP0 command in HP GL 2 can be interpreted in two ways depending on the printer being emulated If PAGE ADVANC...

Page 88: ...ity option allows you to define which set of pen parameters you want to use If Language is selected the pen parameters defined in the data file will be used If Setup is selected the pen parameter defined on the printer operating panel or in the optional remote configuration file will be used The default is Language Defining HP GL 2 pen priorit 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CO...

Page 89: ...9 Press next select to enter the DESIGNJET menu 10 Select the required Designjet using t he or button 11 Press next select to confirm the selected Designjet 12 Press Program to exit the main menu Merge mode This option determines what happens when two or more colors intersect at the same point of a plot especially in area fills This option is On by default Merge Off Only the last color specified i...

Page 90: ...PIN To use HP RTL the SELECT FORMAT should be set toAUTO or HP GL 2 on the operating panel or HP GL 2 must be selected via a remote control file Note HP RTL plot data files must end with ESC OB PG which will switch the printer back to HP GL 2 format mode Without this command the plot results will be unpredictable and the printer will stop The following HP RTL statements are not recognized by the O...

Page 91: ...ORMAT item using t he or button 5 Press next select to enter the DATA FORMAT menu 6 Select the CALCOMP SETUP item using t he or button 7 Press next select to enter the CALCOMP SETUP menu 8 Select the ORIGIN item using t he or button 9 Press next select to enter the ORIGIN menu 10 Select the required origin item using t he or button 11 Press next select to confirm the selected origin 12 Press Progr...

Page 92: ... data file will be used If Setup is selected the pen parameter defined on the printer operating panel or in the optional remote configuration file will be used The default is Language 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using the or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the DATA FORMAT item using the or button 5 Press next select to ...

Page 93: ...d of Message parameter The End of Message EOM parameter is significant in all cases in which the CalComp format is selected or auto recognized and select format is set to Auto or a remote control command for CalComp has been sent The range of permitted values is 0 to 31 DEC inclusive The selected value is the decimal equivalent of the byte indicating the end of the data sequence It should be a uni...

Page 94: ...FIGURATION menu 4 Select the DATA FORMAT item using the or button 5 Press next select to enter the DATA FORMAT menu 6 Select the CALCOMP SETUP item using the or button 7 Press next select to enter the CALCOMP SETUP menu 8 Select the SYNC CODE item using the or button 9 Press next select to enter the SYNC CODE menu 10 Select the required sync code using the or button 11 Press next select to confirm...

Page 95: ...ess Program to exit the main menu CalComp step size If the data format type is set to CalComp manual auto selection or remote control command seven steps or increments are provided 100 dpi to 4064 dpi The default is 2032 Setting the appropriate step size 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using t he or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4...

Page 96: ...S header followed by an NIRS header followed by TIFF raster data TIFF TIFF Tagged Information File Format The Océ 9400 II printer supports the following TIFF 6 0 files Uncompressed Compressed PACKBIT byte oriented runlength Modified Huffman based on CCITT G3 1D CCITT Group 3 1 D and 2 D runlength CCITT Group 4 C4 EDMICS C4 data format consists of a header followed by compressed CCITT 4 raster data...

Page 97: ... simplifies the selection of printer features PostScript data format selection When the PostScript option is installed your printer will automatically recognize the PostScript language data sent to the printer see Defining language settings on page 8 2 Note It is very important that every print file terminate with an end of print instruction The PostScript end of print instruction is Ctrl D If the...

Page 98: ...specified in the PostScript file Selecting the default PostScript page size 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using the or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the DATA FORMAT item using the or button 5 Press next select to enter the DATA FORMAT menu 6 Select the PS SETUP item using the or button 7 Press next select to enter the P...

Page 99: ...99 Océ 9400 I User Manual Chapter 8 Advanced printer menu functions This chapter describes certain advanced printi functions ...

Page 100: ...ertain advanced printer menu functions available to the user such as Media saver see pag e101 Replot see page 106 Quality Setting se e page107 Transformation see page 109 Password setting for display see page 113 Dump configuration see page11 4 Service see pag e115 ...

Page 101: ...sting When nesting is selected prints are stored in queues in the printer s memory according to their size 8 5x11 or A 11x17 or B 17x22 or C and mixed 11 x 17 8 5 x 11 When the queue is full the drawings are printed across the full width of the media The minimum paper length is 16 5 inches Therefore when printing 11 x 17 landscape or 8 5 x 11 an extra strip of white paper appears at the end If the...

Page 102: ...ER menu 8 Select the M S MODE item using the or button 9 Press next select to enter the M S MODE menu 10 Select the NESTING item using t he or button 11 Press next select to select the required setting 12 Press Program to exit the main menu 29 Media saver nesting A4 A4 A4 A4 A3 A3 A2 A2 A4 A4 A3 Y X 420 mm 420 mm 420 mm ...

Page 103: ... main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using t he or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the PLOT MANAGER item using t he or button 5 Press next select to enter the PLOT MANAGER menu 6 Select the MEDIA SAVER item using t he or button 7 Press next select to enter the MEDIA SAVER menu 8 Select the M S MODE item using t he or button 9 Press next select to enter the...

Page 104: ...e or button 5 Press next select to enter the PLOT MANAGER menu 6 Select the MEDIA SAVER item using the or button 7 Press next select to enter the MEDIA SAVER menu 8 Select the M S TIME OUT item using t he or button 9 Press next select to enter the M S TIME OUT menu 10 Select the required value using t he or button 11 Press next select to confirm the selected value 12 Press Program to exit the main...

Page 105: ...NDARD Setting the media saver plot size 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using t he or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the PLOT MANAGER item using t he or button 5 Press next select to enter the PLOT MANAGER menu 6 Select the MEDIA SAVER item using t he or button 7 Press next select to enter the MEDIA SAVER menu 8 Select the...

Page 106: ...he REPLOT menu 6 Select the required setting usi ng the or button 7 Press next select to confirm the setting 8 Press Program to exit the main menu Setting the number of copies This option enables you to print multiple prints of the file currently stored in the printer s memory The default is 0 and a maximum of 99 prints can be made using this option Note This option is active only when replotting ...

Page 107: ...lect the QUALITY item using the or button 3 3 Press next select to enter the QUALITY menu 4 4 Select the POSTER MODE item using the or button 5 5 Press next select to enter the POSTER MODE menu 6 6 Select the Poster mode on off using the or button 7 7 Press next select to confirm the Poster mode 8 8 Press Program to leave the main menu Note This setting will be overruled by Plot Director the drive...

Page 108: ...gram to exit the main menu Image type The Océ 9400 II has an optimized quality mode for scaling down raster files in order to deliver the best possible quality The default setting is CAD CAD will use scaling in order not to lose thin lines when scaling down raster files or converting the resolution of the file to the resolution of the rpinter 300 dpi PHOTO will use pixel scaling Defining image typ...

Page 109: ...nter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the PLOT MANAGER item using t he or button 5 Press next select to enter the PLOT MANAGER menu 6 Select the TRANSFORM item using the or button 7 Press next select to enter the TRANSFORM menu 8 Select the ROTATION item using t he or button 9 Press next select to enter the ROTATION menu 10 Select the required value using th e or button 11 Press next select to conf...

Page 110: ...ts to documents The same scaling factor is applied to the X and Y axis An auto rotation can be performed to attain the best auto scale factor Although the Media Saver and the Autoscaling Mode are controlled separately they do interact Autoscale mode can be activated in two ways autoscale to a predefined format ISO ANSI Architect best fit The user can combine Autoscale and Autoposition plots are fi...

Page 111: ...s which are larger than the media loaded in the machine If AUTOSCALE is off and if your drawing is larger than the physical dimensions of the media the printer will automatically clip the area outside the margins The CLIPPING message appears on the display and the printer automatically compensates for the discrepancy Clipping does not affect the position of the print origin 32 Print clipping A Onl...

Page 112: ...the TRANSFORM menu 8 Select the SCALING item using t he or button 9 Press next select to enter the SCALING menu 10 Select AUTOSCALE on using th e or button 11 Press next select to enter the AUTOSCALE menu 12 Select OFF BEST FIT A4 A3 A2 A1 or A0 using th e or button 13 Press next select to confirm the required setting 14 Press Program to exit the main menu ...

Page 113: ...ss to the display plot configuration cancel plot and number of copies menus as well as their sub menus The password for the full menu is previous The locked level locks the entire printer When this level is set the printer acts only as an output device receiving commands from your workstation via remote control Although commands cannot be entered on the operating panel informative messages are sti...

Page 114: ...being processed Dumping the configuratio 1 Press Program to enter the main menu 2 Select the CONFIGURATION item using the or button 3 Press next select to enter the CONFIGURATION menu 4 Select the UTILITIES item using the or button 5 Press next select to enter the UTILITIES menu 6 Select the DUMP CONFIG item using the or button 7 Press next select to confirm DUMP CONFIG 8 Press Program to exit the...

Page 115: ...Advanced printer menu functions 115 Service This menu is intended only for the Océ service technician ...

Page 116: ...116 Océ 9400 II User Manual ...

Page 117: ...117 Océ 9400 I User Manual Chapter 9 Troubleshooting This chapter describes problems that may occur while using the Océ 9400 II ...

Page 118: ...recoverable errors printer Machine recoverable errors Printer warnings Warnings appear in the display The printer will continue to print but print quality may diminish Warnings Description CONDITIONING The printer is measuring toner SHEET TOO SHORT The sheet fed into the manual feed is shorter than the print SHEET NOT FED Within the specified time out no sheet has been fed into the manual feed and...

Page 119: ...ve the print media PAPER JAM Print media has jammed in the machine Remove the jammed media FEEDTABLE OPEN The feed table is not closed properly Close the feed table CUTTER ERROR The print media is not properly cut Remove the print media ROLL EMPTY The selected roll is empty Remove the empty roll and place a new roll of print media into the roll unit PAPER JAM ROLL Print media has jammed in the rol...

Page 120: ... o n page135 No scraps of material are blocking the paper path Clearing paper jams in the media feed section 1 Switch the printer off 2 Open the cover of the roll unit 3 Lower the feed table using the two catches on the front of the printer underneath the feed table see figure 33 33 Lowering the feed table 4 Remove the jammed material Note Check thoroughly to make sure that no scraps of material r...

Page 121: ...the fuser section Clearing paper jams in the fuser sectio 1 Switch the printer off 2 Unscrew the access nut on the left hand side of the machine and open thecover see figur e34 34 Unscrewing the access nut and opening the cover 3 Lift the green handle see figure 35 35 Lifting the green handle ...

Page 122: ...er unit 7 Close the left cover and tighten the access nut 8 Turn the printer on Machine recoverable errors Machine recoverable errors are indicated by the appearance of a 4 digit error code in the display Solving a machine erro 1 Turn off the printer and check the entire paper path See Clearing paper jams on page 1 2 0 2 Then turn the printer on again If no error number appears in the display you ...

Page 123: ...r code letter E followed by an error code number an original has jammed in the scanner see Clearing original jam on page 124 if the display shows a flashing 3 digit error code a machine error has occurred in the scanner see Operator recoverable scanner errors on page 124 Scanner error The machine stops immediately if the scanner detects an error A flashing error code appears on the scanner operati...

Page 124: ...rror occurs during scanning the original will be fed in and the scanning procedure will be completed No copy will be made Clearing original jam The machine stops immediately if the scanner detects an error A flashing error code will be displayed on the scanner operating panel This code consists of a letter E followed by an error code number The user must take action to solve the problem Clearing a...

Page 125: ...ection button The error message on the panel will disappear Cleaning the glass platen If the glass platen is dirty or charged with static it should be cleaned in order to obtain top quality copies You can clean the white pressure platen at the same time Attention To achieve the best results we recommend using Océ cleaner A Code no 1068117 Cleaner kit Cleaning the glass platen and the pressure plat...

Page 126: ... ure38 For safety information see the safety data sheet in Appendix B 38 Cleaning the glass platen and the pressure platen 5 Lower the top cover 6 Lock the cover by pushing the front side down and pushing it back to the rear until you hear a click Note To ensure proper transport of originals make sure that the cover is closed correctly 7 Turn on the scanner ...

Page 127: ...127 Océ 9400 I User Manual Appendix A Overview and tables ...

Page 128: ...ad Photoconductive dru organic photoconductor OPC Printing speed 3 m min 10 feet min Warm up time none once the printer is turned on Media feed manual and single or double roll automatic Toner syste closed Maximum printable area the maximum printable area depends on size of installed memory and file complexity but can be up to 15 m 49 feet Poster mode increases the density of the copy Controller S...

Page 129: ...oll 2 or Manual feed Automatic Background Compensa tion the standard setting is on but it can be turned off Leading trailing edge correctio 0 to 80 mm in increments of 5 mm 0 to 3 in increments of 0 25 Invert cop used to copy blueprints limited to single copy only without ABC Poster mode increases the density of the copy Image logic The Océ 9400 II makes use of Océ image logic technology This tech...

Page 130: ...e printer is attached to a SCSI bus it functions as a standard SCSI tape device SCSI tape commands are used to address the Océ 9400 II for upload Ethernet protocol You can connect the printer to TCP IP NETBIOS over TCP IP Note Ethertalk Novell can be supported by an optional external printserver For more details see Ethernet on page ...

Page 131: ...her details refer to the IEEE P1284 standard STROBE is the dialog signal 39 Centronics connector Printer Pin No Signal Name 1 STROBE 2 Data 1 Data 1 LSB 3 Data 2 Data 2 4 Data 3 Data3 5 Data 4 Data 4 6 Data 5 Data 5 7 Data 6 Data 6 8 Data 7 Data 7 9 Data 8 Data 8 MSB 10 ACKN Acknowledge 11 BSY Busy 12 PAPEROUT Paper error 13 SELECT Select 14 AUTOLFN 15 FAULTN Fault 16 INITN Initialize 17 SELECTINN...

Page 132: ... a mini Subd 50 pin female connector The following table describes the SCSI port pin assignment For further details refer to the ANSI X3 131 standard 40 SCSI connector Printer Pin No Signal Name 1 25 GND 26 34 SD10_N 35 37 GND 38 TERM_PWR 39 GND 40 GND 41 ATNO_N 42 GND 43 BSYO_N 44 ACKO_N 45 SELI_N 46 MSGO_N 47 SELO_N 48 CDO_N 49 REQO_N 50 IOO_N ...

Page 133: ...net RJ45 pin assignments The following table describes the AUI connector DB15 female with locking mechanism Printer Pin No Signal Name 1 TD 2 TD 3 RD 4 Common mode Term 5 Common mode Term 6 RD 7 Common mode Term 8 Common mode Term Printer Pin No Signal Name 1 GND 2 C 3 T 4 GND 5 R 6 GND 7 No connect 8 GND 9 C 10 T 11 GND 12 R 13 GND 14 12VF 15 GND ...

Page 134: ...of 50 mm 2 a carrier sheet may be used no thicker than 0 3 mm about 0 012 Dog eared pages should be straightened especially on origi nals with reinforced edges Damaged origi nals Torn originals should be repaired with tape Badly damaged originals can be copied by inserting them into carrier sheets Miscellaneous The leading edge of the original must be straight The thickness of the original may be ...

Page 135: ...om your Océ representative The maximum length of the print material is 175 m 575 feet when you use 20 lb bond material and 140 m 460 feet in the case of case of 30 lb material The diameter of the roll holder equals 3 inch Paper formats Width A0 841 mm 33 11 A1 594 mm 23 39 A2 420 mm 16 54 A3 297 mm 11 69 E 34 D 22 C 17 B 11 E 36 D 24 C 18 B 12 30 30 500 mm 19 69 500 mm 19 69 700 mm 27 56 700 mm 27...

Page 136: ...own to avoid damaging the drum Width 279 mm 11 914 mm 36 Length 420 mm 16 5 A3 Guaranteed print quality up to ca 3 meters or 10 feet This is also the limit for prints and multiple copies made on the Océ 9400 II For single copies prints made on the Océ 9400 II printer or hybrid the maximum length may be up to 15 meters about 50 feet but the operator must take into ac count that the copy print quali...

Page 137: ...00 141 100 71 50 A3 283 200 141 100 71 A4 400 283 200 141 100 Standard zoom fixed steps ANSI Origi nal Copy 34 22 17 11 81 2 34 100 65 50 32 25 22 100 50 17 200 129 100 65 50 11 200 100 81 2 400 259 200 129 100 Standard zoom fixed steps Architectural Origi nal Copy 36 24 18 12 9 36 100 67 50 33 25 24 100 50 18 200 133 100 87 50 12 200 100 9 400 267 200 133 100 ...

Page 138: ...94x841 mm 22 22x34 24 24x36 A2 420x594 mm 17 17x22 18 18x24 A3 297x420 mm 11 11x17 12 12x18 34 34x44 36 36x48 34 34x44 22 22x34 24 24x36 22 22x34 17 17x22 18 18x24 17 17x22 11 11x17 12 12x18 11 11x17 36 36x48 30 30x42 30 30x42 24 24x36 A0 841x1189 mm A0 841x1189 mm 18 18x24 A1 594x841 mm A1 594x84 mm 12 12x18 A2 420x594 mm A2 420x59 mm 30 30x42 A3 297x420 mm A3 297x420 mm 500 mm 500x707 mm 500 mm ...

Page 139: ...139 Océ 9400 I User Manual Appendix B Controller firmware upgrade ...

Page 140: ...sages indicating the procedure to follow The displayed messages are only in English although your printer is setting up to another language Connecting to the printer controlle 1 Turn off the machine 2 Connect a Centronics cable between the controller and your host 3 Connect a serial cable between the controller and your host The controller has a DCE COMM port therefore if your host is a PC Worksta...

Page 141: ... N cancel 8 If you press N the controller will start with its current firmware version 9 If you press Y you are prompted to send the new firmware file through the Centronics port Transfer controller software through the Centronics port 10 Send the new firmware file from your host e g on a DOS session on a PC copy b EPC M1_1 0 ld lpt1 11 The following messages allow you to monitor the progress on t...

Page 142: ... the machine The new firmware is operational Troubleshooting If you do not send the correct file if the file is corrupted or if you switch off the printer during the upgrade procedure you will be prompted with an error message and asked to upgrade again See step 9 of the above procedure ...

Page 143: ...143 Océ 9400 I User Manual Appendix C Safety information ...

Page 144: ...lose to an electrical outlet that is easily accessible The switch in the fixed connection if any should be easily accessible This machine has not been designed for connection to an IT power system An IT power system is a voltage network in which the neutral wire is grounded Do not block the ventilation openings of the machine Make sure that the machine is placed on a level horizontal surface stabl...

Page 145: ...e the right to revise safety data sheets as new information becomes available It is the user s responsibility to determine the suitability of this information for the adoption of safety precautions as may be necessary and to contact the company to make sure that the sheet is the latest one issued If and in so far as limitation of liability is permitted under the applicable laws we do not accept li...

Page 146: ...shold Limit Values for UV Visible and IR radiation TLV list of ACGIH Heat emission Standby 46 W at continuous operation 1500 W Ozone emission 0 02 mg min at continuous operation Room volume Recommendation min 25 m3 Room ventilation Recommendation min 12 5 m3 h natural ventilation Use simulation at random operation With a room volume and ventilation as recommended and a daily volume of 100 m much m...

Page 147: ...pulse Li 2 dB A impulse Li 5 dB A Sound power level 0 dB A main body 61 dB A 0 dB A main body 60 dB A Radio interference Complies with FCC rules and regulations part 15 class A Radiation Below the Threshold Limit Values for UV Visible and IR radiation TLV list of ACGIH Heat emission Printer 1500 W scanner 90 W at continuous operation Ozone emission printer 0 02 mg min at continuous operation Room ...

Page 148: ...s multifunction device model meets the ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency The EPA ENERGY STAR criteria for this multifunction device involve the following features sleep mode The use of the sleep mode feature offers economic and environmental benefits This multifunction device is shipped with the sleep mode default time set at 1 minute which means that the device automatically enters the...

Page 149: ...Safety information 149 ENERGY STAR is a U S registered mark ...

Page 150: ...150 Océ 9400 II User Manual ...

Page 151: ...151 Océ 9400 I User Manual Appendix D Miscellaneous ...

Page 152: ...p through all phases of performing the operation Figures and tables Figures and tables are titled and numbered sequentially throughout this manual Figures include pictures of product components screen dumps examples and diagrams of concepts discussed in the description Attention getters There are several types of information to which we draw your attention This information is classified as follows...

Page 153: ...of this manual convenient in size easy to read and layed out well Yes No Did you find the information you were looking for Always Most of the times Sometimes Not at all How did you find the information you were looking for Table of contents Index Neither Are you satisfied with this manual Yes No Thank you for evaluating this manual If you have any other comments or concerns please explain them on ...

Page 154: ...ame optional Occupation Company Phone Address City Country Please return this sheet to Océ Technologies B V Attn ITC User Documentation P O Box 101 5900 MA Venlo The Netherlands Send you comments by E mail to itc userdoc oce nl For the addresses of local Océ organizations see www oce com ...

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Page 157: ...method programming 72 cutting paper 44 D default gateway 28 demo print 74 designjet compatability 89 double synchronization 94 dump configuration 114 E end of message 93 end of print 24 end of plot time out 24 Ethernet connector 133 Ethernet connection 27 ethernet port 28 Ethernet protocol 130 F feeding in the original 57 firmware upgrade 140 flush media saver 104 FTP 32 full menus 113 G glass pla...

Page 158: ...r formats 135 paper jam 120 pen priority CalComp 92 HP GL 2 88 pen settings 80 plot cente 72 port configuration centronics 131 Poster mode 68 poster mode 107 PostScript data format selection 97 page layout 97 page size 98 PostScript level 2 10 PostScript option 97 pressure plate 125 print FTP 32 LPD 31 SMB 34 print material 40 135 print origin CalComp 91 HP GL 85 HP GL 2 87 print settings 80 print...

Page 159: ...0 Setting up TCP IP 28 short menus 113 SMB 34 standard cut 56 72 standard cut mode 17 step size 95 CalComp 95 subnet mask 28 synchro cut 56 72 synchro cut mode 17 synchronization code 94 T top cover 124 125 trailing edge 73 programming 73 transmission speed 23 turning off copier 19 printer 20 turning the copier on copier 18 printer 20 U upload 76 W waste toner bag 54 ...

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