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LP-1040/LP-1040-MF User's Manual for Basic Printer Operation

Preface

 

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Safety Precautions ........................................................................................4

 

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Warning Labels ..............................................................................................8

 

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Reading the Manual ....................................................................................10

Manual Structure ................................................................................................................. 10
Notations ...................................................................................................................................11
D-SCAN format.......................................................................................................................11

 

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Supplied Items at Printer Installation .....................................................12

 

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Consumables ................................................................................................13

 

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Options ..........................................................................................................13

Chapter

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Before Use

 

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Features .........................................................................................................24

 

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Operation Requirements ...........................................................................26

Environment Requirements ..........................................................................................26
Ensure Good Ventilation ..................................................................................................27
Installation/Maintenance Space .................................................................................28
Supported paper .................................................................................................................29

 

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Part Names and Functions.........................................................................32

Front Side..................................................................................................................................32
Left Side and Rear Side.....................................................................................................33
Inside ...........................................................................................................................................34
Operation Panel....................................................................................................................35

 

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Mode Screen ................................................................................................39

Table of Contents

Summary of Contents for Teriostar LP-1040 Series

Page 1: ...hapter 5 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Appendix Authentication Function Chapter 4 Print Job Box Function Wide Format Printer Teriostar LP 1040 Series LP 1040 Multifunction Model Printer Model LP 1040 MF U...

Page 2: ...instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be requi...

Page 3: ...s They are written on the assumption that the Printer has already been installed For details about the copy scan and submission functions in the multifunction models see the separate User s Manual for...

Page 4: ...rning If this information is ignored and the Printer is handled incorrectly it may result in serious injury or death Caution If this information is ignored and the Printer is handled incorrectly it ma...

Page 5: ...ugh gaps A fire electric shock or malfunction may result Do not connect or disconnect the power cord or other parts with wet hands An electric shock may result In the following situations turn off the...

Page 6: ...ement Using a damaged power cord may result in fire or electrical shock Caution Do not disassemble or modify the toner cartridge The toner on your skin will have a negative effect If ink stains your s...

Page 7: ...your service representative if you detect any problem The plastic insulator at the base of the plug s pins does not suffer from heat deformation The plug s pins are not bent or covered by rust There...

Page 8: ...in the locations shown in the figure below Make sure you understand the information on the warning labels before handling the Printer 2 Instruction label to remove jams 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE caution labe...

Page 9: ...ms This label indicates the removal direction for jammed paper when a jam occurs in the fuser unit Remove the paper by following the instruction on the label 00122889300 If you cannot remove the paper...

Page 10: ...f and setting the paper Read this chapter to learn about the basic methods for handling the Printer Chapter 3 describes the Printer s functions and their setup procedure Chapter 4 describes the Print...

Page 11: ...ndling the Printer TIP The Tip indicator Indicates useful information supplementary operation or other information page The Reference indicator The reference section or page is shown after this indica...

Page 12: ...or installation check Waste toner bottle 1 Installed in the Printer Quick Reference Guide 1 CD ROM 1 Paper flange 2 set 2 per set Process cartridge 1 With 3 ozone filters Roll paper 1 30 m each for A0...

Page 13: ...Carrier Sheet Set MF LP 819 1 For protecting original documents Bucket W LP 859 1 For storing printouts Output Tray LP 853 1 For stacking printouts with A3 or less Stacker LP 862 1 For stacking printo...

Page 14: ...ual for Basic Printer Operation LP 862 STACKER STD LP 853 Output Tray LP 863 Catch Basket Smart Card Authentication Kit LP 859 Bucket W LP 874 TerioStation PDF Print LP 868 Active Directory authentica...

Page 15: ...T T Supplied Items at Printer Installation 12 T T Consumables 13 T T Options 13 Chapter 1 Before Use T T Features 24 T T Operation Requirements 26 Environment Requirements 26 Ensure Good Ventilation 2...

Page 16: ...e Waste Toner Bottle 57 Replacement Precautions 58 Waste Toner Bottle Replacement Procedure 58 T T Replacing the Charger Unit 61 Charger Unit Replacement Procedure 61 T T Replacing the Process Cartrid...

Page 17: ...port to Tray 92 Print Reports with Other Paper 92 T T System Menu 93 Communication Parameters 93 Available Size Standards 104 Paper Size Standards 105 User Defined Size 106 Printer Settings 107 T T Po...

Page 18: ...Error Log 154 Print Engine Information 154 Print Scanner Information MF 154 Initialize Port Accounting Information 154 Print Port Accounting Information 155 Initialize for Std Use 155 All Output Tray...

Page 19: ...ob Box Function T T Overview of the Print Job Box Function 172 T T Print Job Box Settings Menu 173 T T Print Job Box Operation 175 T T Using Smart Cards with the Print Job Box Function 178 Preparation...

Page 20: ...g Procedure to Enable User Authentication Operation 201 Registering a User 202 User Authentication Setting Procedure 205 Allow User Info Edit 208 Overview of No Authentication Print Job Settings 209 N...

Page 21: ...ial Checks 226 T T When the Error Screen Appears 227 Paper Jam 227 Door is Open 236 T T Error Log Reference 237 Procedure to Check the Error Log 237 Error Log List 237 T T Ethernet Troubleshooting 248...

Page 22: ...ting Menu 264 PDL Setting Menu 265 Print Job Box Settings Menu 272 Smart card settings Menu 273 T T Command Lists 274 List of HP GL and HP GL 2 Printer Engine Control Commands 274 List of HP GL and HP...

Page 23: ...n described in this chapter before moving to the next chapters Chapter 1 Before Use Chapter Contents T T Features 24 T T Operation Requirements 26 T T Part Names and Functions 32 T T Mode Screen 39 Be...

Page 24: ...tifunction Model The Printer has the following features High speed printing at high resolution With a printing speed of 80 mm 3 15 inches sec the Printer outputs A1 size 7 0 pages in 1 minute In addit...

Page 25: ...2 inches Tracing paper 75g 2 65oz m2 A0 roll paper 841 2500mm 33 11 98 43 inches A1 roll paper 594 1830mm 23 39 72 05 inches A2 roll paper 420 1220mm 16 54 48 03 inches A3 roll paper 297 920mm 11 69 3...

Page 26: ...en though the temperature and humidity is within the range shown above at low temperature the scan speed may decrease or data processing time may increase In such a case to solve them you are recommen...

Page 27: ...of dust A location prone to sharp changes in temperature or humidity A location near a heater A location that may be exposed to water A location exposed to wind such as from a ventilator outlet A loca...

Page 28: ...Printer contact your service representative 3200 125 98 Printer Model 1200 47 24 1000 39 37 1000 39 37 600 23 62 1200 47 24 2405 94 69 2320 91 34 605 23 82 Printer front 2100 82 68 1200 47 24 600 23 6...

Page 29: ...h 297 mm 11 69 inches LP 735 Tracing paper 75g 2 65oz m2 A0 width 841 mm 33 11 inches LP 782 A1 width 594 mm 23 39 inches LP 740 A2 width 420 mm 16 54 inches LP 783 A3 width 297 mm 11 69 inches LP 796...

Page 30: ...size 457 2 mm 18 inches 304 8 mm 12 inches A standard size 304 8 mm 12 inches 228 6 mm 9 inches ANSI Series Roll Width Standard Longer Side Shorter Side 34 inches 863 6 mm E standard size 1117 6 mm 4...

Page 31: ...19 69 inches B2 standard size 700 0 mm 27 56 inches 500 0 mm 19 69 inches DIN Series Roll Width Standard Longer Side Shorter Side 707 0 mm 27 83 inches B1 standard size 1000 0 mm 39 37 inches 707 0 m...

Page 32: ...the process cartridge or Clear a paper jam near the paper outlet 4 Latch lever Lift to open the fuser unit drawer page 61 page 228 5 Filter cover Remove to replace a filter page 71 6 Waste toner door...

Page 33: ...3 Main power switch Turn on or off to supply the power to the Printer page 42 4 Power cord Insert into a power outlet 5 Rear door Open to clear a paper jam inside the Printer page 230 6 Original outpu...

Page 34: ...ll paper into the paper inlet page 50 3 Process cartridge drawer Open to replace a process cartridge page 66 4 Ethernet interface connector The interface connector for 1000BASE T 100BASE TX and 10BASE...

Page 35: ...panel is shown in the following figures Multifunction Model Printer Model Note The specifications of the operation panel LCD may be changed without prior notice 2 3 5 7 1 4 6 page 39 page 39 2 1 5 6 4...

Page 36: ...l for Multifunction Printer Operation PRINT button Changes to print mode and the green lamp next to the button lights up Printing can be performed MENU button Changes to menu mode to specify the Print...

Page 37: ...power save mode press POWER SAVE again TIP The Printer is set to enter power save mode automatically if no operations are performed for a prescribed time This time can be changed For more details see...

Page 38: ...s scanning in progress MF STOP FEED button Stops the scanning of the original START button Starts the scanning of the original Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentication Function Print...

Page 39: ...nned with the Printer to a shared folder of a computer connected to the network a printer connected to the network or the submission box in the HDD of the Printer For more details see the separate Use...

Page 40: ...r Paper in Optimal Mode Centering Paper Type Excess Size Tolerance Output tray Print from End Print Direction Con Other Paper w Auto Rotation A4 Direcw ActualSize Continuous Port 1_HP GL Port 10_HP GL...

Page 41: ...T T Replacing the Toner Cartridge 52 T T Replacing the Waste Toner Bottle 57 T T Replacing the Charger Unit 61 T T Replacing the Process Cartridge 65 T T Job Operation 72 T T Web Functions 74 T T Cle...

Page 42: ...el Normally keep the main power switch on and turn the Printer s power on or off by pressing POWER on the operation panel Note Do not turn off the main power switch while data is being processed The s...

Page 43: ...if the humidity is high or the paper is wrinkled Press the heater switch to the side upper side 2 After ensuring that the main power switch is on press POWER on the Printer s operation panel The firs...

Page 44: ...he waiting print jobs Select No to keep the waiting print jobs In this case the waiting print jobs are printed when the Printer starts After about 10 seconds No is automatically selected and the messa...

Page 45: ...e power is turned on After the shutdown process is completed the power turns off 2 Main power switch If the Printer will not be used for a long time turn off the main power switch Press the main power...

Page 46: ...50 m 1968 50 inches of printout So get ready to replace the paper roll with a new one When the roll paper is used up an error lamp lights up and the following is displayed on the screen TIP When the p...

Page 47: ...series the screen displays the values specified at the User Defined Size 1 to 4 in mm or in inches Examples 234 5 mm when the unit of length is set to mm 12 3 in when the unit of length is set to inch...

Page 48: ...drawer for roll 1 When opening the drawer for roll 2 Removing the Roll Paper 1 Pull out the drawer for roll 1 or the drawer for roll 2 Hold the center handle with your fingers and pull it out towards...

Page 49: ...m being misaligned do not turn the aper flange knobs too much with excessive force Installing the Roll Paper TIP There is no difference between the right and left paper flanges The flanges can be inst...

Page 50: ...ge while aligning it with the groove on the flange guide Note Be careful not to drop the roll paper 4 Insert the end of the roll paper inside the paper inlet By manually rotating the paper flange feed...

Page 51: ...a roll paper drawer do not open it again until the Warming up Warming up counter message disappears TIP When you set a roll paper of a different type or series press Paper on the supply paper error sc...

Page 52: ...ll see the Toner Replacement label Refer to this when replacing the toner cartridge Note Do not print pages with a high print coverage rate just before the toner runs out such as pages with a lot of s...

Page 53: ...tally gets into your eyes wash it out with a large amount of water Consult a doctor Store the toner cartridge in a place out of the reach of children If a child accidentally swallows some toner wash t...

Page 54: ...cartridge make sure that the power is on and Supply Toner is displayed When the power is off the toner amount is not detected As such even if the toner cartridge is replaced correctly the error is no...

Page 55: ...e 3 Remove the new toner cartridge from its box 4 x10 x10 Shake the new toner cartridge to mix the toner inside Shake up and down and left to right 10 times in each direction 5 Set the toner cartridge...

Page 56: ...o drop any toner adhered to the removed tape and dispose of the tape according to the local regulations Note Be careful not to smear your hands your clothes or the Printer with toner adhered to the ta...

Page 57: ...oner bottle in advance to replace the bottle When the waste toner bottle is full the screen below is displayed Replace the waste toner bottle following the procedure described below TIP An instruction...

Page 58: ...waste toner accidentally gets into your eyes wash it out with a large amount of water Consult a doctor Note Dispose of the waste toner bottle according to the local regulations Wait until all printin...

Page 59: ...er 3 x10 Lightly tap the duct to remove any waste toner accumulating inside 4 Remove the waste toner bottle from the Printer 1 Lift up the waste toner bottle 2 Pull out the bottle towards you from the...

Page 60: ...the toner may spill 6 Install a new waste toner bottle 1 Insert the opening of the waste toner bottle into the Printer s waste toner outlet Insert the bottle while lifting it up slightly 2 Lower the...

Page 61: ...he operation panel turn the Printer off 2 Put the document table in the vertical position MF 3 Lift the latch lever and open the fuser unit drawer 4 By rotating the right and left outer side knobs cou...

Page 62: ...d outerside ones At the step 3 rotate the outer side knobs U00120305200 Inner side knob Outer side knob 5 Pull out the process cartridge to your side by holding its green indicated parts Before Use Ba...

Page 63: ...cording to the local regulations 7 Remove a new charger unit from its box 8 Install the new charger unit by aligning its mark with the process cartridge s mark The charger unit does not have right and...

Page 64: ...it right and left sides may solve the problem 9 Close the process cartridge drawer 10 By rotating the outer side knobs fix the process cartridge 11 Close the fuser unit drawer 12 By pressing the POWER...

Page 65: ...ridge Be sure to mount the process cartridge cover to protect the photoconductor drum and prevent its light deterioration Remove the cover only when you are installing the process cartridge into the P...

Page 66: ...r and open the fuser unit drawer 4 By rotating the right and left outer side knobs counterclockwise release the process cartridge drawer s lock TIP Note that the knobs are classified into two inner si...

Page 67: ...idge Hold the handles on the process cartridge when pulling it out TIP To the used process cartridge attach the protective case removed from a new process cartridge at the step 9 Then dispose of it ac...

Page 68: ...tridge box Large filter Small filter 8 Install the new process cartridge With the protective case still attached install the process cartridge in the Printer so that both of green arrow labels on the...

Page 69: ...the center to remove it and then dispose of it 12 Close the process cartridge drawer 13 By rotating the outer side knobs fix the process cartridge Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentica...

Page 70: ...move the cover 2 Replace the filter inside 3 Reinstall the cover 4 Replace the small filter on the other side following the same procedure 15 Close the fuser unit drawer 16 Put the document table in t...

Page 71: ...ull out the filter cover towards you and remove it 2 Replace the large filter inside 3 Reinstall the filter cover TIP Install the filter cover in any direction TIP Dispose of the two removed filters a...

Page 72: ...print job order and reprint a completed job Job N Job N Job N 1 Job N n Job M Job M 1 Job M n Job L Job L 1 Job L n Job Data Received Enable canceling Deleted in Sequence Printing Enable canceling Ena...

Page 73: ...he menu mode and continue printing During printing press STOP to cancel the page currently being printed Handling Print Jobs Press Job on the print mode top screen to display the print job screen The...

Page 74: ...n to be checked on the host computer s screen Also enables the finished print job to be reprinted 4 Remote maintenance function Enables the job history and past error history to be checked if a proble...

Page 75: ...e IP address setting If the IP address has not been set set it by following the guidance displayed during startup 3 Also perform any Ethernet parameter settings as required 2 Open the Web browser 1 In...

Page 76: ...water or a neutral detergent diluted with water Wring the cloth thoroughly and then wipe the Printer Warning Never use volatile solvents such as thinner benzene or alcohol Before Use Basic Operations...

Page 77: ...g Paper from a User Defined Series page 79 1 Set the available size standards In Available Size Standards page 104 set ANSI series to On Note It is not possible to set all the size standards to Off Wh...

Page 78: ...r in which you set the ANSI series roll page 87 5 Set up the PDL In the PDL setup for the data transmission port set Size of Automatically Supplied Paper to ANSI series page 120 6 Unexpected operation...

Page 79: ...Available Size Standards page 104 set User Defined to On Note When this setting is changed the Printer restarts 2 Set the user defined size In the user defined series four paper widths from user defi...

Page 80: ...e PDL In the PDL setup for the data transmission port set Size of Automatically Supplied Paper to User Defined page 120 Also when performing user defined operations with the printer driver set Printer...

Page 81: ...above 2 No paper or paper runs out If paper runs out while the Printer is printing a message prompting paper setting may be displayed on the operation panel However prompts are not displayed for roll...

Page 82: ...MF User s Manual for Basic Printer Operation Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentication Function Print Job Box Function Troubleshooting Appendix Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter...

Page 83: ...Menu 113 T T Setup Items in PDL Settings Menu 117 T T Function Menu 153 T T Options Settings Menu 156 T T Submission Destination Setting Menu 157 T T Adjustment Menu 161 T T Smart card settings Menu 1...

Page 84: ...the Waste Toner Bottle Load Roll Paper Clear Paper Jams Clear Original Jams 3 Printer Engine Menu page 89 8 Options Settings Menu Optional products license key is entered page 156 4 System Menu page 9...

Page 85: ...ter product keys Please do not change this setting 15 16 19 20 17 21 18 16 Print Job Box Settings Menu See Chapter 4 Print Job Box Function page 171 18 Import Export Menu page 163 17 Smart card settin...

Page 86: ...fter the Standby button is pressed and the menu top screen is exited To continue configuration press No When configuration is complete press Yes to restart printer Setting changes are not applied unti...

Page 87: ...unit the paper size standard selected at this setting must be specified for each roll paper drawer Auto When two rolls of different size standards are installed in a roll feed unit and Auto is selecte...

Page 88: ...eries 707 mm 27 83 inches 500 mm 19 69 inches User Defined series Parameter by selecting options n Default value Auto ANSI series DIN series n A series 30x42 series User Defined series ARCH series MAP...

Page 89: ...the Printer is not operated for 235 minutes z z After printing is completed the Printer enters power save mode automatically when the data waiting status reaches the set time z z The power save mode...

Page 90: ...erated for 5 minutes 10 minutes Cuts the paper if the printer is not operated for 10 minutes Top Cut at Door Open With Top Cut at Door Open the Printer can cut the top of the roll paper automatically...

Page 91: ...idity environmental condition Power Saving in Standby This parameter specifies how energy is saved when the Printer is in standby When the parameter is set to Medium or High power consumption can be r...

Page 92: ...es whether or not to print with other large paper roll in case reports such as the Print System Settings are output and no A3 paper roll is installed to the printer Parameter by selecting options n De...

Page 93: ...rs select the various communication settings for functions 1 to 3 above The Printer can use the following connection protocols IPv4 IPv6 Both protocols can be used at the same time IPv4 is always enab...

Page 94: ...Parameter by entering characters in IPv4 IPv6 format 0 to 63 characters y y Host Name Sets the Printer s host name Parameter by entering characters 0 to 15 characters y y Windows Domain Sets the Wind...

Page 95: ...is On SNMP is enabled Note that the SNMP community name can be set via the Web Parameter by selecting options n Default value Off n On y y SNMP Community The SNMP community name can be set The defaul...

Page 96: ...not set manually on the Printer The address is generally not set manually in environments with automatic IPv6 address configuration On The IPv6 address is set manually on the Printer y y IPv6 Address...

Page 97: ...d from the DHCP server z zRouting Table Sets the routing table for the Printer This is used when connecting the Printer with a host on a different network y y Gateway Address 01 to 10 Sets the IP addr...

Page 98: ...to 02 Sets the prefix length of the routing destination IPv6 network Parameter by entering numbers 0 to 128 Default value 64 y y IPv6 Gateway Address 01 to 02 Sets the IP address of the IPv6 router P...

Page 99: ...value n On Off y y Job Specifies a trap to be sent when a print job is completed When this parameter is not set to Off the trap condition is specified with TRAP IP address or TRAP IP operation Paramet...

Page 100: ...Controller login name Parameter by entering characters Up to 63 characters z z Users with Active Directory access rights do not need to have domain administrator privileges y y DC Access Password Spe...

Page 101: ...numbers 1 to 65535 Default value 25 y y With SMTP Authentication Sets whether or not to use the SMTP authentication function Parameter by selecting options n Default value On SMTP authentication func...

Page 102: ...s when Sender s E mail Address is set to Custom Parameter by entering characters Up to 127 characters y y Subject Sets the e mail subject Parameter by entering characters Up to 40 characters y y Time...

Page 103: ...to 65535 Default value 32000 z zTWAIN Connection Timeout Sets the timeout period if the response from the driver stops during TWAIN driver connection When the set time elapses the TWAIN mode is exited...

Page 104: ...15 inches 381 0 mm MAP series Rolls 700 mm 27 56 inches 500 mm 19 69 inches DIN series Rolls 707 mm 27 83 inches 500 mm 19 69 inches User Defined series Rolls Parameter by selecting options n Default...

Page 105: ...y selecting options n Default value n Off On Note The default value varies depending on the the Printer initialization category The size standard is displayed only when it is set to On in Available Si...

Page 106: ...above the desired user defined size and the lower size refers to the size below For example with user defined 2 the upper size is user defined 1 and the lower size is user defined 3 Setting example W...

Page 107: ...10 minutes Sets to 10 minutes 15 minutes Sets to 15 minutes Note The time required to enter the standby mode from the menu mode screen does not depend on this parameter but is always set to 15 minutes...

Page 108: ...print job list on the panel Parameter by selecting options n Default value Chronological Jobs are displayed in chronological order on the print job list screen n Reverse Chronological Jobs are displa...

Page 109: ...utton pressed after an original is set Parameter by selecting options n Default value n Original Setting Starts scanning automatically when an original is set Press START Starts scanning when the STAR...

Page 110: ...language entry is available At the panel keyboard screen Russian language entry can be enabled by pressing the button Limit Printer s Functions z zWeb Function Enables or disables the Web function Pa...

Page 111: ...ting options n Default value n Available The submission function can be used Not Available The submission function cannot be used z zSubmit to Folder MF Enables or disables the Submit to folder functi...

Page 112: ...les or disables the Submit print job function Parameter by selecting options n Default value n Available The Submit print job function can be used Not Available The Submit print job function cannot be...

Page 113: ...t 7 Port 6 Port 1 Ethernet Note The system is reset after the setting in this menu is changed If the Printer contains waiting jobs only browsing is available A total of 10 ports is available including...

Page 114: ...s for the terminating packet from the host After Receiving All Data Does not wait for the terminating packet from the host Port 1 to 10 Protocol selection Select used Internet ports and protocols Up t...

Page 115: ...LS format command XPT Port Sets the XPT port number value Parameter by entering numbers 0 to 65535 Default value 91xx xx Port number z z Do not use the same port number in multiple ports z z Do not us...

Page 116: ...se is not distinguished z z The specified password is displayed as Host character encoding Set this parameter to indicate the file name on items such as a file created with Print Data Converter job lo...

Page 117: ...nual PDL is used as a generic term for all the data formats above For the commands supported by this Printer see Command Lists in the Appendix Automatic Data Format Identification The Printer has a fu...

Page 118: ...Parameter Table in PDL Setting Menu In the PDL Setting menu PDL parameters are selected By setting the PDL parameters print modes are specified In the Setup menu the following items are also availabl...

Page 119: ...cted by the parameter mode only with D SCAN Print Copies Page Size Writing Mode Mirror Drawing Identify by Paper Number Settings affected by the pen parameter mode Pen n Width Pen n Density Pen n Line...

Page 120: ...user defined series paper Note The default value varies depending on the the Printer initialization category Paper Supply Mode Sets the paper supply conditions for the paper to be printed on Paramete...

Page 121: ...9 inches ANSI Series Longer Side Shorter Side E size 1117 6 mm 44 inches 863 6 mm 34 inches D size 863 6 mm 34 inches 558 8 mm 22 inches C size 558 8 mm 22 inches 431 8 mm 17 inches B size 431 8 mm 17...

Page 122: ...ies depending on the Printer initialization category With user defined series paper the Printer always prints at the same size as the original Print Copies Sets the number of copies to print With HP G...

Page 123: ...n Default value n Not Specified Does not specify the paper type Plain Supplies plain paper Tracing Supplies tracing paper Film Supplies film Excess Size Tolerance mm When an image size exceeds a stan...

Page 124: ...to rotate the image by 180 degrees before printing Parameter by selecting options n Default value n Off The Printer does not rotate the image by 180 degrees before printing On The Printer rotates the...

Page 125: ...can continue printing on a different paper by rotating the drawing When the paper runs out in Con Other Paper w Auto Rotation the Printer continues printing on a different paper and rotates the drawi...

Page 126: ...h Top and Bottom Blank setting is enabled Offset with Paper Size Change The parameter selects the X offset and Y offset as the offset function The X Offset and Y Offset settings are enabled The page s...

Page 127: ...etting is invalid on the conditions below HP GL data is specified The image data was created with the image center set to the coordinate origin and The data is printed with setting Page Size to Actual...

Page 128: ...lt value n Off Does not perform reverse printing On Performs reverse printing Error Memo With the parameter the Printer prints an error memo on the side of the printout if a PDL error such as a comman...

Page 129: ...according to the x scale y scale and standard size scale settings Parameter by selecting options n Default value n Manual Scale The parameter selects the image to be scaled manually The Manual Scale p...

Page 130: ...image is printed at the same size z zPen Width Scale only with HP GL and D SCAN The parameter selects the scale mode applied to lines when an image is scaled with x ratio equal to y ratio The lines i...

Page 131: ...ed from a standard size original image B The Printer prints the B standard size image in the ARCH series auto scaled from a standard size original image C The Printer prints the C standard size image...

Page 132: ...larged to A0 roll width size A1 Width The Printer prints the image enlarged to A1 roll width size n A2 Width The Printer prints the image with the original size A3 Width The Printer prints the image r...

Page 133: ...o E roll width size n D Width The Printer prints the image with the original size C Width The Printer prints the image reduced to C roll width size B Width The Printer prints the image reduced to B ro...

Page 134: ...ginal size D Width The Printer prints the image reduced to D roll width size C Width The Printer prints the image reduced to C roll width size B Width The Printer prints the image reduced to B roll wi...

Page 135: ...1 Width n User Defined 1 Width The Printer prints the image with the original size User Defined 2 Width The Printer prints the image reduced to user defined 2 roll width size User Defined 3 Width The...

Page 136: ...roll The user defined roll width is specified with The printer driver setting or The touchpanel setting When you intend to specify a user defined roll width with the printer driver setting set the pa...

Page 137: ...Enabled to prioritize the driver settings over the PDL settings with the operation panel However when the Printer receives data from the other printer driver the PDL settings with the operation panel...

Page 138: ...Emphasize 1 dot lines No Simplify overlay No Correct gap of fill No TrueType font processing No Gray processing No Layout Scaling Yes Move origin No Draw figure area Yes 3 Centering Yes Stamp tab Prin...

Page 139: ...With HP GL the coordinate origin is at the center of the print area while with HP GL 2 it is at the bottom left z z No error occurs even if HP GL 2 data is received with HP GL selected Terminator PG1...

Page 140: ...On IP or On IW be sure to check that IP or IW value is obviously specified as the drawing size z z When the data includes the PS value at On IP or On IW the PS value is prioritized Drawing only with...

Page 141: ...h identifying the Paper Supply Mode as Roll 1 When the paper number is identified as the Paper Position the paper is supplied as follows Paper Number Paper Supply 0 Disables the paper number and suppl...

Page 142: ...th value The pen width specified with data or touchpanel setting is increased or decreased by the adjustment value Note that the maximum pen width is 16 mm 0 63 inches and the minimum is 1 dot Paramet...

Page 143: ...m 0 0209 to 0 0224 inches 13 0 07 to 0 10 mm 0 0027 to 0 0039 inches 2 0 58 to 0 61 mm 0 0228 to 0 0240 inches 14 0 11 to 0 14 mm 0 0043 to 0 0055 inches 3 0 62 to 0 65 mm 0 0244 to 0 0256 inches 15 0...

Page 144: ...or the printer s pens Parameter by selecting options n Default value n Round Sets the line end to round Butt Sets the line end to butt z z The line end shape of these parameters are shown in the figur...

Page 145: ...z z The Line Join parameter is not valid for the non traversable broken lines z z The Line Join parameter is not valid when a line attribute below is changed Line color Line width Line type z z The L...

Page 146: ...forms screening suitable for computer graphics Photo Mode For multi valued image data performs screening suitable for photos Some processing time is required for Line Art Mode and Graphic Mode Uniform...

Page 147: ...rinting only Print image conversion Print Data Converter is performed Print images are converted into TIFF files and stored in the PDC box when printed Image conversion Print Data Converter is perform...

Page 148: ...sent for the file names Host Name Uses the name of the host computer from which the data was sent for the file names z z Example With the following naming rules setting File naming rule 1 Host name F...

Page 149: ...YMMDD Example 20101223 YYMMDD Example 101223 hhmmss Example 123456 File Format Select the file format of images created by PDC Parameter by selecting options n Default value TIFF Creates a TIFF file n...

Page 150: ...r specifies the position to print the stamp Parameter by selecting options n Default value n Bottom Right Bottom Left Top Right Top Left Stamp Direction This parameter specifies the direction of the c...

Page 151: ...ption Date and Time Prints the date and time when the Printer received the print data User Specified Prints the character string 0 to 16 characters specified in Stamped Character String User name Prin...

Page 152: ...ws Parameter by selecting options n Default value n YYMMDDhhmmss Example 101223123456 YYYYMMDD Example 20101223 YYMMDD Example 101223 hhmmss Example 123456 User specified character string Specified Ch...

Page 153: ...system settings Print Print Settings Prints the Print settings Print Copy Settings MF Prints the copy function settings Print Submission Settings MF Prints the submission function settings Before Use...

Page 154: ...s five A4 size pages of error logs starting from the most recent Print Engine Information Prints the engine information Print Scanner Information MF Prints the scanner information Initialize Port Acco...

Page 155: ...of all ports HP GL D SCAN TIFF CALS in the PDL Settings menu Output tray of Copy default and 10 presets Output tray of Digital Sorting default and 10 presets Output tray of Submit to Folder default a...

Page 156: ...en displayed below After entering the code press the Enter button Check that the option corresponding to the code you have entered is set to On The Printer restarts when you exit the menu after enteri...

Page 157: ...ion MF See the User s Manual for Multifunction Printer Operation for details on how to create a shared folder and set a submission destination TIP When files are to be stored in the hard disk drive of...

Page 158: ...P Address was selected for Shared server name selection enter the IP address IPv4 IPv6 of the host computer Parameter by entering characters in IPv4 IPv6 format 0 to 63 characters Host Name SMB connec...

Page 159: ...eter by entering characters 0 to 63 characters Password Enter the password to log in as the user of the host computer Parameter by entering characters 0 to 63 characters Shared path name Shared Path W...

Page 160: ...rameter by selecting numbers 1 to 65535 Default value 21 Call Settings Preset for Submit to folder only Specify whether to call a preset from memory for each submission destination automatically Param...

Page 161: ...sition correctly In such a case calibrate the touchpanel coordinates by operating the calibration screen following the instruction on the screen Panel Brightness Adjustment Adjusts the panel brightnes...

Page 162: ...ption code If the settings have been modified in the Smart card settings menu the Printer restarts when you exit the menu screen Note Use the default values for all the smart card settings The functio...

Page 163: ...nsfer of the settings of this Printer to another LP 2060 or LP 1040 model For backup Saving of the Printer settings for backup Note When exporting and importing settings make sure the latest firmware...

Page 164: ...for Submission to Folder Presets 1 to 10 Submission Settings Image Submission Presets 1 to 10 Previous model Settings for Submission to Folder Default Submission Settings Image Submission Default Prev...

Page 165: ...ion Edit submission dest memory Administrator Settings Printer Administration Activate Remote Maintenance Administrator Settings Register Supervisor Administrator Settings Register User Administrator...

Page 166: ...model are transferred but the settings of function supported only by multifunction models such as copy submission and scan are set to their default values 2 Transferring between printers with differe...

Page 167: ...t button Press the Export Destination button to display the selection screen for the export folder on the USB drive Select the export folder and then press the OK button An export file is created in t...

Page 168: ...ess the Import button Press the File to Import button to display the content of the folder on the USB drive Select the export file and then press the OK button After the import process is finished the...

Page 169: ...time hours minutes seconds of the Printer Enter the time in the 24 hour clock system These settings are used when printing menus and when saving error logs and job logs Before Use Basic Operations Me...

Page 170: ...ll delete all settings and all jobs Several hours are necessary for this operation Deletion Method Select the deletion method Parameter by selecting options n Default value Overwrite Once Delete nOver...

Page 171: ...LP 1040 MF User s Manual for Basic Printer Operation Authentication Function This chapter explains the Print Job Box function of the Printer Chapter 4 Print Job Box Function Chapter Contents T T Overv...

Page 172: ...on the Printer panel by the user Using the Print Job Box function allows you to reduce the number of misprints and documents left unattended after they have been printed The same benefits can be obta...

Page 173: ...n the Printer does not immediately print the print jobs upon reception but stores them inside the Printer You can print the print jobs that have been stored using the print operation Parameter by sele...

Page 174: ...select and print the print jobs is normally displayed on the print job box screen With this button you can check the name of the job files for the stored print jobs before selecting and printing the...

Page 175: ...Basic Printer Operation Authentication Function Print Job Box Operation 1 Print from the printer driver Print from the printer driver The print job is not printed immediately but stored in the Printe...

Page 176: ...responding to the print jobs stored is displayed on the screen The user names are the login names used when logged in to the computer used to print with the printer driver Look for your user name and...

Page 177: ...x Operation 4 Select the jobs you want to print The screen below is displayed when you press a Select and Print button On this screen you can make a selection and delete and print jobs Note The Print...

Page 178: ...th smart cards The smart card reader is optional Preparation 1 Install the smart card reader See the separate smart card reader leaflet for the installation procedure 2 Enable the smart card option Se...

Page 179: ...User s Manual for Basic Printer Operation Authentication Function T T Using Smart Cards with the Print Job Box Function 2 Select a user Press your own user name from the list of users who can register...

Page 180: ...ox Function 4 Select the operation that will be performed when the smart card will be read Select the operation that will be performed when the smart card will be read and press OK This screen is not...

Page 181: ...1040 MF User s Manual for Basic Printer Operation Authentication Function T T Using Smart Cards with the Print Job Box Function 6 Complete the registration The screen below is displayed when the smart...

Page 182: ...Basic Printer Operation Authentication Function T T Using Smart Cards with the Print Job Box Function Print Procedure Using a Smart Card 1 Print from the print job box Press the Print Job Box button...

Page 183: ...Print Job Box Function If you have selected The job is printed immediately after the smart card is read when you registered the smart card all your jobs are printed when you read your smart card with...

Page 184: ...Operations Menu Functions Print Job Box Function Troubleshooting Appendix Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter 1 2 3 4 6 5 LP 1040 LP 1040 MF User s Manual for Basic Printer Operation Auth...

Page 185: ...tion Function Chapter Contents T T Authentication Function Overview 186 T T Printer Administration 189 T T User Authentication 198 T T Smart Card Registration Procedure 222 Before Use Basic Operations...

Page 186: ...rs to administrate the Printer operations such as To change the Printer settings To initialize the Printer and To acquire log information which are not allowed to non administrators with the function...

Page 187: ...rd authentication functions can be used together with the smart card option TIP Example The two following authentication methods are possible when the smart card function option is used together with...

Page 188: ...e Directory registration contact a service representative One time password authentication page 218 This is an authentication method for print mode only Set the one time password with the printer driv...

Page 189: ...h as changing the Printer settings To enable printer administration one supervisor and one user administrator are required Administrators are classified into two as follows Supervisor up to three can...

Page 190: ...es No Yes No No No Function Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No No Option settings Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No No Adjustment Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No No Upgrade Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No...

Page 191: ...Partially Partially User defined standards Yes Partially Yes Partially Partially Printer settings Yes Partially Yes Partially Partially Port settings Yes Partially Yes Partially Partially PDL settings...

Page 192: ...can also perform editing page 196 Registering a Supervisor 1 Press MENU 2 Press Administrator Login 3 Enter a login name and password and then press Login The first time you register a supervisor logi...

Page 193: ...PIN codes for user authentication between the supervosors and user administrators Supervisor 1 cannot be deleted Registering User Administrators To register an user administrator you will have to logi...

Page 194: ...strator 6 Enter the login name and password of the user administrator to be registered set the administrator privileges and then press OK Note Do not forget the login name and password of the user adm...

Page 195: ...ministration Before changing Printer Administration to On specify the supervisor and printer administrators correctly Note If Printer Administration is set to On later changes in settings must be perf...

Page 196: ...by changing settings standard users can also perform editing Changing settings requires supervisor privileges or user administrator printer administration privileges Enabling remote maintenance When r...

Page 197: ...gin 1 Press MENU 2 Press Administrator Login The screen on the left is shown when Printer Administration is set to Yes Enter a supervisor or user administrator login name and password and then press L...

Page 198: ...code 1 to 63 characters called a PIN code Password authentication Each user is assigned a login name between 1 and 63 characters and a password between 0 to 31 characters as an authentication code TI...

Page 199: ...nter usage outside of work hours etc In addition by using the included software job log management tool you can calculate the usage amount of each user For more information about the job log managemen...

Page 200: ...th the printer driver is required Note To use this function print data must be sent with a LPR connection To authenticate with a computer name each user must have a dedicated computer To authenticate...

Page 201: ...when registering a large number of users Multilanguage user names can be used For details see the Help section of the software Each user requires the user authentication settings such as available fu...

Page 202: ...ers on the Maintenance function User Registration screen with the same method as the operation panel method For details regarding registration with the user maintenance tool see the User s Manual of t...

Page 203: ...hentication is not required or An authentication code is specified with the printer driver User Name Select when print mode is authenticated with a computer login user name Host Name Select when print...

Page 204: ...racters can be entered To enter the other characters register users from a Web browser or the user maintenance tool A user name and PIN code or login name must be entered A maximum of 3000 users can b...

Page 205: ...ication mode to PIN Code Authentication or Password Authentication Activate user authentication function at each of copy submission scan and print modes with On Specify Print Job Authentication Time T...

Page 206: ...sers the project name is not registered for each user but can be set in common for all users using the WEB tool A project name cannot be registered in common for all users from the operation panel Up...

Page 207: ...ied modes requiring user authentication If the user authentication setting is changed the Printer restarts when leaving the menu mode TIP To use smart card authentication you need to configure the Sma...

Page 208: ...hange passwords and register IC cards 1 Press MENU 2 Press User Authentication Settings 3 Press Allow User Info Edit 4 Set to allow or disallow IC card registration Set to allow or disallow password m...

Page 209: ...he printer driver and do not use authentication for jobs output from a work station When not using authentication you may decide between printing jobs immediately Print immediately and storing jobs to...

Page 210: ...rinting timing for each computer specified with an IP address The printing timings are as follows Print immediately Store in the Printer If you select Print immediately the print data received from th...

Page 211: ...ed for each port for which you do not want to use authentication You can set Operation with No Auth Port for each port that does not use authentication as follows Print immediately Store in the Printe...

Page 212: ...the Print Mode top screen is as follows Press the Store in the Printer button to display the following print job selection screen You can make a selection in the list of file names of print jobs store...

Page 213: ...ader while this screen is displayed After authentication the screen of the corresponding mode is displayed 3 If a project name is registered in the user information select a project The screen of the...

Page 214: ...icate the user during print authentication is set Use PrinterDriver Setting you need to set your own authentication code in the printer driver Authentication sheet Print data received by the Printer w...

Page 215: ...rint Auth is set to Use PC Login Name enter the login name you used to log in to the computer With the box for Print all confidential documents checked the printer starts printing all documents waitin...

Page 216: ...uthenticated user is also a proxy user for another user the jobs of both users are displayed See page 202 for how to register proxy users 6 After all printing is complete press Log Out at the Print to...

Page 217: ...n enter the PIN code in the login name field Leave the password field blank After user authentication the Web function job screen copy jobs submission jobs scan jobs print jobs submission box and PDC...

Page 218: ...t function authentication Print Authentication set to Off any user can print When the printer receives a print job the jobs are printed in the order they are received With such operation the one time...

Page 219: ...are automatically deleted when the specified Print job authentication time page 205 elapses The file names of one time password jobs are not displayed on the print job screen Furthermore they are not...

Page 220: ...the printer starts printing all documents waiting for the user s authentication as soon as he she logs in The checkbox s default status is set to On or Off at the User Authentication Setting For more...

Page 221: ...tion Settings 3 Press AD related Attributes Location 4 Smart card UID When a smart card UID unique identifier is registered in Active Directory set the name of the attribute where the UID is registere...

Page 222: ...e Printer For details on the method using the user maintenance tool see the User s Manual of the software The following describes the procedure to register smart cards with the Printer 1 Configure Sma...

Page 223: ...r of the screen 2 Edit user information Press the Smart card Registration button on the Edit User Information screen 3 Authenticate the user On the User authentication screen enter your login name and...

Page 224: ...nformation is displayed and then read your smart card with the card reader 5 Complete the smart card registration The screen below is displayed when the smart card registration is completed successful...

Page 225: ...ntative Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Chapter Contents T T Initial Checks 226 T T When the Error Screen Appears 227 T T Error Log Reference 237 T T Ethernet Troubleshooting 248 T T Image Quality Defects 2...

Page 226: ...able correctly Lighting up of error lamps and panel message display see Note below Take the action specified by the error message page 227 Paper jams occur frequently Paper type Check that the set pap...

Page 227: ...resentative If you cannot turn off the Printer even by pressing the POWER button on the operation panel turn off the main power switch page 42 Paper Jam When a paper jam occurs the error lamp lights u...

Page 228: ...cument table with care Rough manipulations may cause a malfunction 2 Lift the latch lever and open the fuser unit drawer 3 Remove the jammed paper If you cannot see the jammed paper go to step 4 After...

Page 229: ...adhere to the following printouts and smear them 4 If the jammed paper cannot be pulled out from the Printer side slightly pull the paper outlet cover to your side and lift up it Then remove the jamme...

Page 230: ...document table to its original position MF Removing a Paper Jam from Inside the Printer rear door 1 Turn the knob to open the rear door Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentication Funct...

Page 231: ...r is closed the Printer restarts the print from the page at which the paper jam occurred 3 Close the rear door and turn the knobs Removing a Paper Jam from the Roll Paper Drawer and the Front Door Bef...

Page 232: ...te Manipulate the document table with care Rough manipulations may cause a malfunction 2 Lift the latch lever and open the fuser unit drawer 3 Turn the knob to open the rear door Before Use Basic Oper...

Page 233: ...r drawer 5 Replacing Roll Paper 4 6 1 3 2 Paper Cut Position 7 5 Cut the paper 6 Remove the roll paper 7 Close the rear door and turn the knobs Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authenticatio...

Page 234: ...n the document table to its original position MF Original Jam MF When an original jam occurs the following messages appear on the screen 1 Open the scanner cover Before Use Basic Operations Menu Funct...

Page 235: ...4 Release the stopper Slide the stopper to the left 5 Close the scanner cover Be closing the scanner cover then the Printer becomes ready Warning Be careful not to catch your hand in the scanner cove...

Page 236: ...The following messages are displayed on the screen when a door or drawer is open Following the message close the indicated door or drawer Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentication Func...

Page 237: ...e Web Functions in Chapter 2 Basic Operations With the Web function you can check the actual log and also in the CSV format Error log example 100 2010 1 1 12 00 0 W PD A100 POLYGON_BFFR_ERR Log number...

Page 238: ...er image transmission driver W IN 1003 Initialize HWKEYDRV Module start error HW key driver W IN 1004 Initialize ENUDRV Module start error scanner SIO driver W IN 1005 Initialize ENVDRV Module start e...

Page 239: ...IN 101E Initialize SULIB Module start error setup library W IN 101F Initialize NETCONFIG Module start error network settings library W IN 103A Initialize ENSCAN Module start error scanner driver task...

Page 240: ...jobcreate MYKrcvInterface returned an error when receiving a jobCreate message W JL 4301 Receive message error for jobgetinfo MYKrcvInterface returned an error when receiving a jobGetInfo message W J...

Page 241: ...n Supported character string xx Internal code W LN 8060 PPP bind nnnn xx Communication connection related bind error PPP Protocol name FTP LPD XPT nnnn Supported character string xx Internal code W LN...

Page 242: ...xx Internal code W LN 8200 PPP parameter xx Invalid protocol data sent from the host PPP Protocol name FTP LPD XPT xx Internal code Check the status of the data transmission host and the applications...

Page 243: ...e number SMTP server connection error connection destination not enabled Check the status setting connection and authentication labels of the SMTP server W ML 8720 server connection Address already in...

Page 244: ...aracters overflow Upgrade the system W ML 8781 select timeout Program fault select timeout W ML 8782 select error Program fault select error W ML 8783 read error Program fault read error W ML 870B ser...

Page 245: ...rn registration data on one page W PD A501 HATCH OVERFLOW Pattern memory overflowed because there were too many hatch registrations on one page Reduce the hatch registration data on one page W PD A502...

Page 246: ...the system W PM 7E01 Factory default setting execution W PM 7E02 Printer initialization execution W PM B800 Login unauthenticated W PM C100 Internal communication parameter error W PM C200 Statuses do...

Page 247: ...ks Contact your nearest service representative W TW 6000 Twain warn setup Cannot read the setup correctly Restart the Printer W TW 8300 Twain use socket Socket general error W TW 8301 Twain proc socke...

Page 248: ...ot set correctly z z Are the device settings and the IP router address received from the system administrator the same z z Is the address of the network system at the connection destination correct z...

Page 249: ...h the user name set on the device the user name is the password on the device Use the correct password or change the user name setting of the device The TCP port setting is incorrect Do the TCP port a...

Page 250: ...aper installed in the Printer page 46 Set the heater to On page 42 The installed paper is not OKI Data Infotech specified Install the OKI Data Infotech specified paper page 29 Black lines appear parti...

Page 251: ...Sound If the Printer issues an unusual sound contact your dealer or nearest service representative Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentication Function Print Job Box Function Troubleshoo...

Page 252: ...following solution 1 Restart the Printer 2 The Printer starts normally and the standby screen appears Press the following buttons consecutively Cancel Enter Cancel 3 The language selection screen app...

Page 253: ...256 T T Command Lists 274 The Appendix contains information such as the Printer s basic specifications components menu structure and command lists Appendix Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions A...

Page 254: ...racing paper matte film Maximum print length 10 m 32 feet Paper size Roll paper width A0 A1 A2 A3 36 24 18 12 Warming up time 240 seconds or less First printing A0 printing within 30 seconds Guarantee...

Page 255: ...s 205 kg 451 95 lb or less Operation temperature and humidity range 15 to 35 C 59 to 95 F 20 to 80 RH no condensation At the temperature 35 C 95 F keep the humidity at 48 RH or less At the humidity 80...

Page 256: ...in this section was created based on the Printer s factory default settings page 117 page 89 page 93 page 113 page 173 page 162 Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentication Function Print...

Page 257: ...5 minutes 10 minutes Top Cut at Door Open n Off On Print Density Low Slightly Low n Normal Slightly High High Humidity for Tracing Paper n Normal High Humidity Power Saving in Standby n Off Medium Hig...

Page 258: ...ain 0 to 15 characters Connection Speed n Auto 1000 100 10 Connection Type n Auto Full Half HTTP Port Address 0 to 65535 SNMP Off n On SNMP Community 0 to 32 characters SNMP Version Version 1 n Versio...

Page 259: ...5 255 Port n All Port 01 to 10 ActiveDirectory Settings DC Addresses 1 to 3 0 to 255 characters DC Access Login Name 0 to 63 characters DC Access Password 0 to 63 characters Account Verification nLogg...

Page 260: ...A Series n Off On ARCH Series n Off On ANSI Series n Off On 30 42 Series n Off On Map Series n Off On DIN Series n Off On User Defined n Off On Paper Size Standard A Series A0 Roll n Off On A1 Roll n...

Page 261: ...On 30 42 Series 30 in Roll n Off On 15 in Roll n Off On MAP Series B1 Map Roll n Off On B2 Map Roll n Off On DIN Series B1 DIN Roll n Off On B2 DIN Roll n Off On User Defined User Defined A1 Roll n O...

Page 262: ...sition Time 30 seconds n 1 minute 2 minutes 3 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes 15 minutes Language n English Deutsch Italiano Fran ais Espa ol Portugu s Dutch NL Unit of Length n mm Inch Save Delete Compl...

Page 263: ...tions Web Function n Available Not Available FTP Reception n Available Not Available PDC n Available Not Available COPY n Available Not Available SUBMIT n Available Not Available Submit to USB Drive n...

Page 264: ...selection n Off FTP LPD XPT HP GL Off n On D SCAN Off n On TIFF Off n On CALS Off n On XPT Port 0 to 65535 Printer Name 3 to 15 characters User Name 3 to 15 characters FTP password 3 to 15 characters...

Page 265: ...ginal Size n Standard Size Print as A4 Series Print Copies 1 to 999 sheets Centering n Off On Paper Type n Not Specified Plain Tracing Film Excess Size Tolerance 0 to 30 mm Output Tray n Off Output Tr...

Page 266: ...f On Reverse n Off 4 On Error Memo Off n On Partial 5 Scale Parameters Scale Settings Scale Mode n Manual Scale Auto Scale X Scale 0 01 to 1000 00 F F G G G n Default value 2 D SCAN only 3 HP GL D SCA...

Page 267: ...Width A1 Width A2 Width A3 Width Width Exceeding A0 n Same Width A0 Width A1 Width A2 Width A3 Width Scale for ARCH Roll Width B Width E Width D Width C Width n B Width C Width E Width D Width n C Wid...

Page 268: ...r Defined 1 Width n User Defined 1 Width User Defined 2 Width User Defined 3 Width User Defined 4 Width Width Exceeding User Defined 1 n Same Width User Defined 4 Width User Defined 3 Width User Defin...

Page 269: ...aper Position Paper Type Pen Parameters Pen Settings Pen Parameter Mode n Data Setting 7 Panel Setting Fine Pen Width Adjustment 0 99 to 0 99 Micro Vector Rounding n Off On Pen N Width 0 00 to 16 00 m...

Page 270: ...ation File naming rules 1 n Not Specified Date and Time Created File Name User Name Host Name File naming rules 2 n Not Specified Date and Time Created File Name User Name Host Name File naming rules...

Page 271: ...n n Left to right Right to left Bottom to top Top to bottom Distance from paper edges 1 to 10 mm Characters Height 2 to 10 mm Stamped items 1 to 3 n Not Specified Reception Date and Time User Specifie...

Page 272: ...s Activate Print Job Box nOff On Print Jobs Storing Time 1 to 199 hours Display Print All Button nYes No T T Menu Structure Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentication Function Print Job...

Page 273: ...nGeneral keyboard I F PR 700UDM PR 450UDM Smart card read information nUID Specified sector Keyboard I F settings Timeout 50 to 300msec Termination character nLF CR CR LF Before Use Basic Operations M...

Page 274: ...de 2 setting command No 1 ESC J Printer engine control command aboard command No 1 ESC K Printing aboard command No 1 ESC L Logical I O buffer size output command No 1 ESC M Output setting command No...

Page 275: ...nd Yes LT Line type selection command Yes UL Line type user definition Yes LA Line end connection type selection command Yes NP Number of pens setting command Yes CR Color range setting command Yes GP...

Page 276: ...igin point setting command Yes DT Character string terminator setting command Yes CA Supplementary character set setting command Yes CS Standard character set setting command Yes SA Supplementary char...

Page 277: ...nd No 1 OI Model ID number output command No 1 OL Stored character string information output command No 1 OO Option output command No 1 OP Scaling point output command No 1 OS Status output command No...

Page 278: ...aster Height ESC r t T Sets the source raster height Yes Move CAP Horizontal Decipoints ESC a h H Performs CAP horizontal movement decipoints Yes Move CAP Horizontal ESC p x X Performs CAP horizontal...

Page 279: ...es transparency mode on off for the source raster No 1 Parameter value 1 is handled as 0 Parameter values 1 to 3 have no effect on palette information 2 Parameter values 0 to 3 have no effect on palet...

Page 280: ...ordinate location for block 1 Yes PARABOLA 07 Draws a parabola Yes PAPER FEED 08 Shifts the subsequent data in the X axis direction Yes SPACING 09 Sets the symbol interval Yes KANJI 10 Writes kanji Ye...

Page 281: ...ing No ICOPY Specifies the number of page copies to print Yes IASIZ Specifies the page size identification Yes IPSIZ Specifies the increase amount for the page size X axis Yes PEN1W PEN8W Specifies th...

Page 282: ...ecifies the number of page copies to print Yes IASIZ Specifies the page size identification Yes IPSIZ Specifies the increase amount for the page size X axis Yes PEN1W PEN8W Specifies the pen width Yes...

Page 283: ...the character set Yes KANJI HEIGHT 1120 Sets the height of kanji in mm units Yes KANJI WIDTH 1121 Sets the width of kanji ratio to the kanji height Yes KANJI SPACING 1122 Sets the interval between ka...

Page 284: ...rection LSB or MSB for the first bit Yes PIXEL ALIGNMENT 1183 Sets the alignment standard and alignment direction for the pixels Yes RASTER GROUP START 1184 Specifies the start of a raster group Yes R...

Page 285: ...ce point mm series Yes RASTER MMR 2 119F Sets the information for compression raster MMR 2 reference point mm series Yes KANJI DEFINE 11A0 Registers kanji No KANJI DELETE 11A1 Deletes kanji No SET PAT...

Page 286: ...s the offset value for each strip Yes Orientation 0112 Specifies the position of the image origin point the pixel forward direction and the line forward direction Yes SamplesPerPixel 0115 Specifies th...

Page 287: ...ata is received the data is disregarded If the Printer receives any non supported records it ignores them Record Function Supported rtype Specifies the data type Yes rorient Specifies the rotation dir...

Page 288: ...computer to the Printer Not supported in anonymous ftp mput file name Copies 1 file or multiple files from the computer to the Printer pwd Displays the path name of the current directory The director...

Page 289: ...lprm Deletes an unprocessed file already transferred to the Printer TIP Up to 10 users can be connected in 3 protocols ftp for data transfer lpr lpq lprm and xpt xpt socket I F With LP 1040 xpt data...

Page 290: ...Manual for Basic Printer Operation T T Command Lists Before Use Basic Operations Menu Functions Authentication Function Print Job Box Function Troubleshooting Appendix Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter...

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