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C650/ES6450

Basic Operation Guide

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Page 1: ...C650 ES6450 Basic Operation Guide...

Page 2: ...g paper 70 Applicable paper 70 Inapplicable paper 72 Paper precautions by type 72 Paper applicable to each tray 74 Loading paper in Tray 1 74 Loading paper in Tray 2 3 4 Optional 76 Loading paper in t...

Page 3: ...t 132 Replacing the belt unit 133 Replacing the fuser unit 135 Cleaning the main unit and the parts 137 Cleaning the LED head 137 Cleaning the surface of the main unit 138 Cleaning paper feed rollers...

Page 4: ...Getting started 4 Getting started Safety precautions 5 General cautions 6 Preface 8 Trademarks 9 About this manual 10 Features of this machine 12...

Page 5: ...Safety precautions Read this manual for your safety before using the product Mishandling due to ignoring this display may cause death or serious injury Mishandling due to ignoring this display may cau...

Page 6: ...ally disconnect the power plug from the outlet and clean the base of the prongs and between the prongs Leaving the power plug inside the outlet for a long period of time may cause a fire due to short...

Page 7: ...romptly with a large quantity of water Consult a physician as necessary Do not disassemble or forcibly open the image drum toner cartridge or waste toner box Doing so may scatter the toner which may b...

Page 8: ...mpt to induce vomiting If inhaled move the person to an open area for fresh air Seek medical attention If it gets into the eyes flush with large amounts of water for at least 15 minutes keeping eyelid...

Page 9: ...nufacturer has determined that this product meets the ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency Target countries of the ENERGY STAR program are the United States Canada and Japan It is not applicab...

Page 10: ...related to the instructions contained in this manual Copyrights All rights belong to Oki Electric Industry Co Ltd This manual may not be reproduced transcribed or translated without permission Be sur...

Page 11: ...board Indicates menu names item names options etc displayed on the display Indicates menus windows and dialog box names displayed on the PC screen They can be clearly distinguished in the description...

Page 12: ...mparison with conventional models Massive printing possible with the extension tray Up to three extension trays can be installed Easy troubleshooting by watching the display The troubleshooting hint i...

Page 13: ...chine Installation 14 Unpacking 16 Checking accessories 18 Installing the starter toner cartridge 19 Installing options 20 Connecting the power cord 31 Loading paper in the tray 32 Connecting via a wi...

Page 14: ...ons such as alcohol and thinners Do not install this machine within the reach of children or infants Do not install this machine in an unstable location e g unsteady table or sloping surface Do not in...

Page 15: ...ide this machine may rise and the printing speed may slow down Side view When the rear output tray is closed and a cable with angled connector is used Depending on the installation environment the tem...

Page 16: ...n parts can easily get damaged handle with adequate care Do not expose the image drum to direct sunlight or strong light exceeding approx 1 500 lux Do not leave it for more than 5 minutes even under r...

Page 17: ...the PC after preparing this machine 17 3 Lift this machine and place it at the installation site 4 Remove the drying agent on the top of this machine To use the optional expansion tray see Installing...

Page 18: ...with this machine first If you install consumables other than the accessories first the service life may not be displayed correctly or the accessories may not be usable later Main unit By default an...

Page 19: ...nstall a starter toner cartridge that has been used in another machine The remaining toner may not be displayed correctly 1 Pull the front cover open lever blue to open the front cover 2 Take the blac...

Page 20: ...n tray unit Description Install it to increase the quantity of paper that can be loaded in this machine Up to 3 levels can be expanded Dedicated caster stand Description With it installed the machine...

Page 21: ...dule may be damaged Turning the power off P 69 2 Open the wireless LAN module cover on the side of this machine 3 Pull out the connector and insert it into the wireless LAN module 4 Insert the wireles...

Page 22: ...ss and press OK 14 When Are You Sure is displayed check that Yes is selected and press OK 15 Wait until the standby screen appears as this machine restarts 16 Enable Wireless Infrastructure or Wireles...

Page 23: ...sition shifts correct the printing position for each extension tray For details see Correcting the print position of the tray User s Manual Model N36810A Doing so may cause injury This machine weighs...

Page 24: ...rays aligned on the right side and front gently stack them so that the protrusions of the expansion tray fit into the holes on the bottom of the main unit 6 Fix the main unit and the expansion trays b...

Page 25: ...he operator panel several times to select Configuration and press OK 10 Check that Tray Count is selected and press OK 11 Make sure the display shows the installed expansion tray 12 After confirming t...

Page 26: ...ti tip feet and the attached fixing parts to avoid the risk of tipping The packing box and buffer materials are required to ship the dedicated caster stand Do not discard them but store them safely Mo...

Page 27: ...ide down 5 Turn the dedicated caster stand back and mount the positioning pin x 2 Rotate to fix the positioning pin x 2 with a flat head screwdriver 6 Turn off this machine and remove the power cord a...

Page 28: ...main unit or the extension tray and the dedicated caster stand with the metal fixtures x 2 and the screws x 4 by using a Phillips head screwdriver The figure shows an example of fixing the expansion t...

Page 29: ...expansion trays are installed with the main unit and the expansion trays aligned on the right side and front gently stack them so that the protrusions of the expansion tray fit into the holes on the...

Page 30: ...d the risk of tipping Do not press on the back of this machine or the image drum basket when the output tray is open and the image drum is pulled out Do not press on the cassette from above when the c...

Page 31: ...plugging or unplugging the power cord Insert the power cord fully into the outlet Do not plug or unplug the power cord with wet hands Do not route the power cord wherever it could be stepped on Also d...

Page 32: ...r paper is loaded see Loading paper P 70 1 Pull out the paper cassette 2 Slide the paper guide and the blue part of the paper stopper to fit the size of the paper to be loaded 3 Shuffle the paper well...

Page 33: ...Connecting to the PC after preparing this machine 33 5 Return the paper cassette to this machine 6 Set the size type and weight of the paper on the operator panel Loading paper P 70...

Page 34: ...lug one end of the LAN cable into the network interface connector LAN1 of this machine 4 Plug the other end of LAN cable into the hub Then set the network information like the IP address on this machi...

Page 35: ...password P 114 4 Check that Network Setup is selected and press OK 5 Press to select Wired LAN1 Setup and press OK 6 Press to select IP Address Set and press OK When you set the IP address manually pr...

Page 36: ...sor has returned to the first 3 digit and press BACK 10 Press to select Subnet Mask and press OK 11 Input the subnet mask in the same way as the IP address Press OK after inputting all the information...

Page 37: ...several times to select Configuration and press OK 2 Press 5 on the Configuration screen 3 Check that Network Setup is selected and press OK 4 Press to select Wired LAN1 Information and press OK 5 Pre...

Page 38: ...e of this machine is not displayed the network connection between the PC or other terminals and this machine has failed Check if IP Address Set IPv4 Address Subnet Mask and Gateway Address of this mac...

Page 39: ...d at the same time Since the communication may be unstable if wired LAN1 and wireless LAN are connected to the same subnet please connect to a different subnet Type Infrastructure AP mode Connectio n...

Page 40: ...dio Law Use it indoors only Use it indoor only When using 2 4GHz for a connection use it within the range of 1 to 11ch 12ch and 13ch are applicable only to devices for Korea Please follow the laws and...

Page 41: ...Mode at the same time will be displayed for about 5 seconds 3 Press to select Enable and press OK After setting wireless AP Mode to Disable if a screen appears to ask you to check whether to enable w...

Page 42: ...Infrastructure Setting and press OK 2 Input the admin password using the numeric keypad and press OK Admin password P 114 It is not possible to use the wireless AP Mode at the same time will be displa...

Page 43: ...s to select Subnet Mask and press OK 10 Input the subnet mask in the same way as the IP address Press OK after inputting all the digits 11 Press to select Gateway Address and press OK 12 Input the gat...

Page 44: ...of push button for easy setup WPS button and the time for which the button is pressed in the User s Manual enclosed with the wireless LAN access point 2 Check that the wireless LAN access point is act...

Page 45: ...t or Connection failed is displayed repeat the procedure from Step 1 or try Connecting by selecting a wireless LAN access point from the operator panel Connecting by selecting a wireless LAN access po...

Page 46: ...only Manual Setup is displayed In that case make settings by following Connecting by setting manually from the operator panel 8 When the encryption key entry screen suitable for the encryption method...

Page 47: ...int information SSID encryption method encrypted key manually and connect to the wireless LAN 1 Check and take a note of the SSID and encryption key on the wireless LAN access point or in the enclosed...

Page 48: ...t of SSID of connectible wireless LAN access points is displayed Press several times to select Manual Setup at the end of the list and press OK 7 Check that SSID is selected and press OK 8 Input the S...

Page 49: ...cess point is completed Go to 6 Checking the connection from a PC When Not connected to wireless access point is displayed repeat the procedure from Step 4 If you cannot connect see Troubleshooting fo...

Page 50: ...tup is selected and press OK 5 Check that General Setup is selected and press OK 6 Press to select Enabling Default Gateway and press OK 7 Press to select Wireless Infrastructure and press OK 8 Press...

Page 51: ...ork connection between the PC or other terminals and this machine has failed Check that IP Address Set IPv4 Address Subnet Mask Gateway Address and Enabling Default Gateway have been set correctly for...

Page 52: ...that Basic Settings is selected and press OK 6 Check that Extended Network is selected and press OK 7 Press to select Wireless and press OK 8 When Are You Sure is displayed check that Yes is selected...

Page 53: ...3 Connecting with a device There are two ways as follows Connecting automatically Push button Connecting manually Connecting automatically Push button If the wireless terminal supports WPS PBC push b...

Page 54: ...hod is displayed for about 2 minutes Start the push button on the wireless terminal while it is displayed While Running pushbutton method is displayed the operator panel of this machine is disabled 8...

Page 55: ...rd of this machine are displayed The screens shown here are examples and they may differ from the actual display 6 Input SSID and Password of this machine confirmed in Step 5 in the wireless terminal...

Page 56: ...B To connect in the USB 2 0 hi speed mode use a USB cable compliant with USB 2 0 hi speed specifications 2 Power off this machine 3 Plug one end of the USB cable into the USB interface connector of th...

Page 57: ...0 12 OS X 10 11 The screen display may differ from the description depending on the version of Windows and macOS or the specific printer driver Types of printer driver There are two types of printer d...

Page 58: ...n the Welcome screen 5 Read the software license agreement and click Accept 6 Read the environmental advice and click Go 7 Click either Network Connection or USB Connection depending on the connection...

Page 59: ...on will begin The following software will be installed PCL6 printer driver including Network Extension Color Swatch Utility FAQs Monitoring Tool Other software is installed from either Batch Install o...

Page 60: ...ars click Yes After the update is completed click Go 13 Click Go If the following screen appears click Yes 14 Click Exit Now installation is completed If you install options like the expansion tray un...

Page 61: ...lick Printers and Scanners 8 Click and select Add Printer or Scanner when the menu appears If you cannot click click the key mark 9 Click Default 10 Select this machine and select OKI C650 PS from Dri...

Page 62: ...been installed change the printer driver settings with the following procedure after installing the printer driver Installing software on a PC P 57 To follow this procedure it is necessary to log int...

Page 63: ...trays are trays 1 2 3 4 so input 4 5 Click OK For Windows PS printer driver 1 Open the Devices and Printers How to open the printer folder P 112 2 Right click on the icon of OKI C650 PS and select Pri...

Page 64: ...his machine 64 For macOS 1 Select System Preferences from the Apple menu 2 Click Print Scan 3 Select this machine and click Options and Supplies 4 Select the Options tab 5 Select the total number of t...

Page 65: ...Basic operations 65 Basic operations Parts identification 66 Turning the power on off 69 Loading paper 70 Setting the output bin 82 Checking the configuration 84 How to use levers L1 and L2 86...

Page 66: ...ning the front cover 4 Fuser unit This unit fixes the toner to the paper 5 Power switch Turns on off the power of the main unit Lights blue when the power is turned on and lights off when the power is...

Page 67: ...ver L2 The lever used to lift up the cover of the output tray 20 Lever L1 The lever uses to replace the image drum 21 Belt unit The unit to convey the paper 22 Handle L3 The handle used to pull out th...

Page 68: ...31 Interface unit There is a connector to connect to a PC 32 USB interface connector This is where the USB cable is plugged in when the computer and the main unit is connected with a USB cable 33 Acc...

Page 69: ...y and the LED lamp of the power switch will flash at intervals of approx 1 second Wait a moment and this machine will be powered off automatically and the LED lamp of the power switch will turn off If...

Page 70: ...e paper that fulfills the quality weight and surface finish conditions Please use electrophotographic paper If you are printing on non recommended paper thoroughly test the print quality and paper tra...

Page 71: ...Equivalent to plain paper 64 256 g m2 Media whose pigment or ink used to color the paper is heat resistant and can withstand 230 C Media made of electrophotographic paper with the same features as pl...

Page 72: ...rbon paper non carbon paper thermal paper and pressure sensitive paper Thermal transfer printer paper ink jet paper wet PPC paper copying paper Japanese paper etc Envelopes sticked with stamps Envelop...

Page 73: ...er properly so that the face side is the printing side The paper is wrapped in moisture proof paper to prevent moisture Please use the paper as early as possible after opening its package If the paper...

Page 74: ...Media type Media size Media weight Applicable number of sheets Plain Partially printed paper Colored paper A4 A5 A6 B5 B6 Letter Legal 13 inches Legal 13 5 inches Legal 14 inches Executive Statement...

Page 75: ...he OK button and change the settings of paper size media type and media weight accordingly Be cautious for the orientation of paper that can be loaded in either portrait or landscape like A5 size 2 Sl...

Page 76: ...fit the paper size Set it to OTHER when you have loaded the paper of a standard size not available on the paper size dial If you pull out the paper cassette with the power on Change tray setting may a...

Page 77: ...from top Do not exceed the mark on the paper guide when loading paper 6 Check that the size and orientation of the loaded paper well match the settings of the paper size dial If the size and the orie...

Page 78: ...ded and then load them together Do not insert anything other than print paper into the MP tray Do not leave paper in the MP tray for an extended period of time Dust and dirt will adhere to the paper a...

Page 79: ...gly 8 Move the paper placement cover downward The paper cannot be fed without lowering the paper placement cover If you always print on paper of the same size and type from the MP tray register the lo...

Page 80: ...nd then BACK 6 Press ON LINE to return to the standby screen For Tray 2 3 4 1 Check that Ready To Print appears on the display 2 To set the paper size of Tray 2 press the keys in the following order F...

Page 81: ...edium Heavy 105 120 g m2 Heavy 121 176 g m2 Ultra Heavy 1 177 220 g m2 Ultra Heavy 2 221 256 g m2 Ultra Heavy 3 Storing paper Please keep the paper under the following conditions to maintain the quali...

Page 82: ...ot open or close the output tray during printing Doing so may cause a paper jam Output tray The paper is output with the printing side down in the order in which they are printed Check that the rear o...

Page 83: ...to print on envelopes labels or custom sized paper The paper is output with the printing side up in the reverse order to which they are printed 1 Open the rear output tray at the back of this machine...

Page 84: ...Usage Report 1 Check that Ready To Print appears on the display If the machine is in the power save mode press POWER SAVE to restore 2 Press Fn on the operator panel 3 On the function number screen p...

Page 85: ...r panel 1 Check that Ready To Print appears on the display If the machine is in the power save mode press POWER SAVE to restore 2 Press the scroll button on the operator panel several times to select...

Page 86: ...the image drum and to clean the LED head Replacing the image drum P 128 Cleaning the LED head P 137 After opening the front cover operate the L1 lever first and then the L2 lever After the operation...

Page 87: ...133 When paper is jammed P 148 After opening the front cover pull the L2 lever After the operation both the output tray and the image drum basket are integrated and raised No Name 1 Output tray 2 Ima...

Page 88: ...anel 88 Changing settings from the operator panel Parts identification of the operator panel 89 Adjusting the display orientation 90 Inputting text 91 Changing settings 92 Adjusting the buzzer volume...

Page 89: ...CK or CANCEL button 8 POWER SAVE button Turns on or off the power save mode Cancels the sleep mode Lights green in the power save mode and flashes green in the sleep mode 9 Numeric keypad Inputs alpha...

Page 90: ...djusting the display orientation You can adjust the angle so that it is easier to watch the display 1 Put your finger in the recess on the left side of the display and raise the display towards you To...

Page 91: ...1 1 1 2 2 a b c A B C 2 3 3 d e f D E F 3 4 4 g h i G H I 4 5 5 j k l J K L 5 6 6 m n o M N O 6 7 7 p q r s P Q R S 7 8 8 t u v T U V 8 9 9 w x y z W X Y Z 9 0 0 space 0 Fn _ space If the setting val...

Page 92: ...e item to be set and press OK Repeat until you see the category of the item to be set The display color of the selected item is highlighted 3 Press or several times to select the item to be set and th...

Page 93: ...ric keypad and press OK 4 When the menu is displayed check or change the settings Function Number List Function No Corresponding menu item 1 Shared Print Stored Job 2 Private Print Encrypted Job 10 Me...

Page 94: ...uto Power Off Time 210 Error Report 220 Print Position Adjust MP tray 221 Print Position Adjust Tray 1 222 Print Position Adjust Tray 2 223 Print Position Adjust Tray 3 224 Print Position Adjust Tray...

Page 95: ...d buzzer 1 Press the scroll button on the operator panel several times to select Admin Setup and press OK 2 Input the admin password using the numeric keypad and press OK Admin password P 114 3 Press...

Page 96: ...own depending on the printing environment or the usage conditions 1 Check that Ready To Print appears on the display If the machine is in the power save mode press POWER SAVE to restore 2 Press Fn on...

Page 97: ...select the time to set and press OK 5 Press ON LINE to return to the standby screen Restrictions of the power save function The sleep mode will not be entered in the following cases When an error has...

Page 98: ...lowing cases With the factory default settings Auto Power Off does not work when a network wired wireless is connected When an error has occurred Follow the procedure below to change the Auto Power Of...

Page 99: ...r 2 hours 3 hours 4 hours 8 hours 12 hours 18 hours and 24 hours 1 Check that Ready To Print appears on the display If the machine is in the power save mode press POWER SAVE to restore 2 Press Fn on t...

Page 100: ...Printing 100 Printing Printing from a PC 101 Screens and functions of the printer driver 103...

Page 101: ...lect OKI C650 PCL6 from Select Printer 4 Click Preferences or Properties 5 Select the loaded paper size from Size in the Setup tab 6 Select the tray to be printed from in Paper Source If you cannot se...

Page 102: ...Click Advanced 8 Click Paper Size and select the loaded paper size from the drop down list 9 Set other necessary items 10 Click OK 11 Printing starts For macOS 1 Open the file to be printed 2 Select...

Page 103: ...a type 6 Weight Sets the media weight 7 Finishing Mode Sets multicast printing booklet printing poster printing etc 8 2 Sided Printing Sets the duplex printing 9 Orientation Sets the printing orientat...

Page 104: ...sent to the printer is in PCL format or as an image 6 Advanced Make other printing settings 7 Default Restores the settings of each item in the tab to the initial values Extend tab No Item Description...

Page 105: ...ecifies the number of pages to be printed on one sheet of paper and booklet printing 5 Layout image Displays a sample image of the print layout 6 Advanced You can make detail settings such as the prin...

Page 106: ...watermark 5 Overlays Set for printing with an overlapping format registered in the printer beforehand 6 Advanced Other settings can be made 7 User authentication Sets the user authentication 8 About D...

Page 107: ...sheet of paper 3 Border Specifies the type of borders 4 Two Sided Specifies settings for printing on both sides 5 Reverse page orientation Checked to print with the page direction reversed 6 Flip hori...

Page 108: ...t by zooming in out according to the media size 5 Destination Paper Size Specifies the size of the paper to be printed when Scale to ft paper size is checked 6 Scale down only Specifies settings for p...

Page 109: ...ription 1 Print Cover Page Specifies the cover printing 2 Cover Page Type Specifies the text string for cover printing Color panel No Item Description 1 Grayscale Print in monochrome 2 Color Specifies...

Page 110: ...er authentication Checked to set user authentication for printing 2 User name The user name for user authentication 3 Password The password for user authentication 4 Authentication type Specifies the...

Page 111: ...ob Type Options is available 2 Job Type Options Specifies the password for printing the job name displayed on the panel Supply Level panel No Item Description 1 Consumables Displays the usage status o...

Page 112: ...Click Start to display the application list 2 Select Windows System Tool Control Panel Devices and Printers For Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows Server 2016 1 Select Control Panel View devices and print...

Page 113: ...Management of this machine 113 Management of this machine Admin password 114...

Page 114: ...ial number AB01234567 Admin password ab01234567 The serial number may be displayed as Serial Number or Serial No Check the machine s serial number with one of the following methods Check by the displa...

Page 115: ...nverted string as the admin password Checking by printing the menu map On the menu map the serial number is displayed as Serial No 1 Print the menu map Printing the menu map configuration P 84 2 Check...

Page 116: ...swords P 114 1 Check that Ready To Print appears on the display If the machine is in the power save mode press POWER SAVE to restore 2 Press the scroll button on the operator panel several times to se...

Page 117: ...rd the charged service by maintenance staff will be necessary If the machine is in the power save mode press POWER SAVE to restore This section describes how to change the factory default admin passwo...

Page 118: ...ine 118 6 Press OK again to display the Verify Password screen 7 Input the password again and press OK 8 When OK is pressed again the password has been changed and the screen returns to Admin Setup Ad...

Page 119: ...er cartridge and the waste toner box 123 Replacing the toner cartridge C M Y 126 Replacing the image drum 128 Service life and replacement cycle of maintenance parts 131 Replacing the belt unit 133 Re...

Page 120: ...haled gargle with a lot of water and move the person to a place with fresh air Consult a physician as necessary When toner gets contact with the skin of your hands etc wash it off with soapy water It...

Page 121: ...Failures caused by using non genuine consumables may void the warranty or maintenance contract The use of non genuine consumables will not necessarily cause failures but please fully take notice of su...

Page 122: ...e with adequate care Do not expose the image drum to direct sunlight or strong light About 1 500 lux or above Do not leave it uncovered for more than 5 minutes even under room lighting Use genuine OKI...

Page 123: ...er box first and then the black K toner cartridge 1 Press the knob on the lower left corner on the front of the machine and open the waste toner box cover toward you 2 Put your finger on the recess of...

Page 124: ...toner cartridge both horizontally and vertically for several times 8 Pull the front cover open lever blue to open the front cover 9 Pull out the black K toner cartridge from the machine 10 Install the...

Page 125: ...Maintenance 125 12 Press OK 13 Check that no error message appears on the display Please recycle the used toner cartridge and waste toner box...

Page 126: ...o Replacing the black K toner cartridge and the waste toner box P 123 1 Remove the new toner cartridge of the color to be replaced from its packing case 2 Shake the new toner cartridge both horizontal...

Page 127: ...Maintenance 127 6 Close the front cover firmly with your both hands Please recycle the used toner cartridge...

Page 128: ...de the machine If the two red triangle marks are not aligned correctly you cannot proceed to the procedure of replacing the image drum 3 Pull the L2 lever and lift the output tray to the stop position...

Page 129: ...under room lighting The image drum is not fixed in the main unit You can just lift to remove it 7 Take the new image drum of the color to be replaced out of its box 8 Take out the desiccant of the new...

Page 130: ...the way in The output tray cannot be closed unless the image drum basket is pushed all the way in 11 Close the output tray and push both sides down from top 12 Press the L1 lever all the way in The f...

Page 131: ...s arrived A message indicating replacement of the belt unit may be displayed without displaying a message indicating that the time for replacement is approaching In this case please replace the belt u...

Page 132: ...State of this machine Printing is possible but the fuser unit is approaching the end of its service life Printing stops About 1 500 pages can be printed from when the time for replacement is approachi...

Page 133: ...tion 3 Remove the belt unit by holding its blue handle Doing so may cause burns Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot Because image drums green parts can easily get damaged handle with adequat...

Page 134: ...4 5 Install the belt unit in this machine by holding its blue handle 6 Close the output tray and push both sides down firmly from top 7 Close the front cover firmly with both hands Please recycle the...

Page 135: ...ally 2 Remove the fuser unit from this machine by holding its left and right handles Doing so may cause burns When the fuser unit is hot wait until it cools down before any operation Do not expose thi...

Page 136: ...and install the fuser unit into this machine 5 Push down the left and right handles of the fuser unit to lock Make sure that the fuser unit does not float from the top of the output tray If floating t...

Page 137: ...light About 1 500 lux or above Do not leave it uncovered for more than 5 minutes even under room lighting 1 Power off this machine 2 Pull the front cover open lever blue to open the front cover 3 Pull...

Page 138: ...n 5 minutes even under room lighting 6 Close the output tray and push both sides down from top 7 Press the L1 lever all the way in 8 Close the front cover firmly with both hands Cleaning the surface o...

Page 139: ...n the separation roller of the paper cassette and the paper feed roller inside this machine If paper jams persist even after the paper feed roller is cleaned it is recommended to replace the paper fee...

Page 140: ...cassette to this machine Cleaning the paper feed roller MP tray If paper jams occur frequently clean the paper feed roller If paper jams persist even after the paper feed roller is cleaned it is reco...

Page 141: ...the protrusion of the left arm of the MP tray from the groove and lift it up 6 Lift up the paper placement cover until it attaches to the machine 7 Press down on the center of the MP tray and then pre...

Page 142: ...a cloth slightly moistened with water while rotating it in the arrow direction 10 Press down on the center of the MP tray until the left trapezoidal part of the separation roller cover fits into the...

Page 143: ...nto the innermost position If it is hard to insert slide to install the paper feed roller without gear while rotating it downward 13 Wipe the paper feed roller without gear with gear with a cloth slig...

Page 144: ...t hooking the protrusion of the arm to the correct position the paper placement cover may be broken Be sure to hook it in the correct position 17 Slide the manual feeder guide outward 18 Close the MP...

Page 145: ...t clean the resist roller to improve the printing 1 Pull the front cover open lever blue to open the front cover 2 Wipe the metal parts a and b of the resist roller visible on the front with soft tiss...

Page 146: ...Troubleshooting 146 Troubleshooting When an error message appears on the display 147 When paper is jammed 148...

Page 147: ...ange the indication on the display If a search keyword is displayed you can search for a solution by inputting it in Search Keyword of Frequently Asked Questions FAQs on the website or your smartphone...

Page 148: ...e output tray until it reaches the stop position 4 Remove the paper left on the belt unit if any Doing so may cause burns Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot Because image drums green parts...

Page 149: ...belt unit if any 7 Reset the belt unit 8 Close the output tray and push both sides down from top 9 Lift the left and right handles of the fuser unit at the back of the output tray until a click is hea...

Page 150: ...to direct sunlight or strong light About 1 500 lux or above Do not leave it uncovered for more than 5 minutes even under room lighting 11 Remove any paper left in the machine 12 If paper is jammed in...

Page 151: ...tilt its left and right handles inward and lock the fuser unit Make sure that the fuser unit does not float from the top of the output tray If floating the fuser unit will not be recognized so that it...

Page 152: ...on the belt unit if any Doing so may cause burns Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot Because image drums green parts can easily get damaged handle with adequate care Do not expose the image...

Page 153: ...under the belt unit if any 7 Reset the belt unit 8 Close the output tray and push both sides down from top 9 Close the front cover firmly with both hands For the error code 380 1 Pull the front cover...

Page 154: ...Close the front cover firmly with both hands For the error code 381 1 Remove the jammed paper from the output exit 2 Pull the front cover open lever blue to open the front cover 3 Pull the L2 lever an...

Page 155: ...damaged handle with adequate care Do not expose the image drum to direct sunlight or strong light About 1 500 lux or above Do not leave it uncovered for more than 5 minutes even under room lighting 5...

Page 156: ...e belt unit if any Doing so may cause burns Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot Because image drums green parts can easily get damaged handle with adequate care Do not expose the image drum...

Page 157: ...Holding both the left and right handles of the fuser unit remove the fuser unit from this machine Doing so may cause burns When the fuser unit is hot wait until it cools down before any operation Do...

Page 158: ...o not pull out in the reverse direction 10 With the warning label of the fuser unit facing you hold both the left and right handles 11 Place the fuser unit in this machine tilt its left and right hand...

Page 159: ...ly pull out the paper from its rear edge 5 Close the front cover firmly with your both hands 6 If you are using a MP tray open the MP tray and load paper with the print side up For how to load paper i...

Page 160: ...the paper cassette 2 Remove the jammed paper If no paper is jammed feeding has failed Reduce the number of paper loaded in the paper cassette Also make sure that the paper stopper position matches the...

Page 161: ...paper Then remove the remaining paper inside the machine This section explains how to remove the paper from Tray 2 as an example 1 Pull out the paper cassette 2 Remove the remaining paper 3 Return the...

Page 162: ...es the stop position 8 Remove the paper left on the belt unit if any Doing so may cause burns Do not touch the fuser unit because it is hot Because image drums green parts can easily get damaged handl...

Page 163: ...elt unit if any 11 Reset the belt unit 12 Close the output tray and push both sides down from top 13 Lift the left and right handles of the fuser unit at the back of the output tray until a noise is h...

Page 164: ...t 1 500 lux or above Do not leave it uncovered for more than 5 minutes even under room lighting 15 Remove the paper left in the machine if any 16 If paper is jammed in the fuser unit with the warning...

Page 165: ...ft and right handles inward and lock the fuser unit Make sure that the fuser unit does not float from the top of the output tray If floating the fuser unit will not be recognized so that it is not pos...

Page 166: ...Appendix 166 Appendix Specifications 167 Dimensions 171 Menu tree 173...

Page 167: ...lay screen 2 9 inch monochrome graphic panel 320 x 128 dots Compatible OS Windows 10 Windows 8 1 Windows 8 Windows 7 Windows Server 2019 Windows Server 2016 Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows Server 2012...

Page 168: ...paper feeding from Tray 1 the MP tray and the expansion tray unit Optional Manual feeding from the MP tray Feeding capacity Tray 1 250 sheets 80 g m2 with the total weight of 25 mm or less MP tray 100...

Page 169: ...compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC...

Page 170: ...tion exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency RF Exposure Guidelines and RSS 102 of the IC radio frequency RF Exposure rules This equipment should be...

Page 171: ...Appendix 171 Dimensions Plan view Side view...

Page 172: ...Appendix 172 With options installed...

Page 173: ...dress Wireless Infrastructure Information Firmware Version Wireless Infrastructure MAC Address IPv6 Address Local IPv6 Address Stateless Address IPv4 Address Subnet Mask Gateway Address Short Printer...

Page 174: ...Fn34 Other Size Media Weight Fn24 Other Size Tray3 Config Paper Size Fn30 Y Dimension Fn42 X Dimension Fn31 Y Dimension Fn32 X Dimension Fn41 Tray2 Config Paper Size Fn20 Media Type Fn23 Tray Usage F...

Page 175: ...Subnet Mask Hex Dump Fn237 Easy Setup Sleep Time Fn201 Auto Power Off Time Fn202 Silent Mode Clearable Warning Auto Continue Manual Timeout Power Save Time Fn200 Error Report Fn210 Timeout InJob Timeo...

Page 176: ...tion Wireless Infrastructure Setting IP Address Set IPv4 Address Subnet Mask Gateway Address DHCPv6 Automatic setup WPS WPS PBC You must input an administrator password Connected Host Serial Number Of...

Page 177: ...n Line Pitch Font Condense IBM PPR Setup Print Margin Symbol Set SIDM Setup SIDM Manual ID SIDM Manual2 ID Tray1 Tray2 Private Print Setup Verify job option Erase job option Keep job for Character Set...

Page 178: ...easurement Others Setup Paper Feed Roller Counter Clear MP Tray Clear Tray1 Clear Time Setting Power Setup Auto Power Off Time Zone Daylight Saving Setting method Tray Setup AirPrint Buzzer Volume Idl...

Page 179: ...Wireless reconnection Wireless AP Mode Setting You must input an administrator password Automatic Setup PushButton Manual Setup Wireless AP Mode Manual Setup SSID Security WEP Key AP Mode User Setting...

Page 180: ...EE8001 1659Z002 Rev2...

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