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Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws
connecting the printer’s metal back plate.

The logic board is directly connected to the back plate of the
printer.

Figure 6-1 Removing the Back Plate Screws

Pull the back plate and logic board out of the printer.

Grip the back plate by the grey plastic handle and pull
straight back on the handle until the entire logic board is out
of the printer.

Figure 6-2 Removing the Back Plate

Back Plate Screws

Pull Straight out on Handle

Grey Plastic Handle

Summary of Contents for ColorScript 310

Page 1: ...ColorScript 310 330 Printer User s Guide...

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Page 3: ...ColorScript 310 330 Printer User s Guide Revision 1 1 March 1997...

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Page 5: ...oto realistic 24 bit 300 dpi color prints from a variety of Macintosh Windows 3 1 and Windows 95 applications The ColorScript 310 330 is a dye sublimation thermal transfer printer It operates by evapo...

Page 6: ...l external hard disk drives Connectivity using LocalTalk Thinnet Ethernet 10Base T Ethernet Parallel and SCSI interfaces Intended Audience This User s Guide is for pre press and graphic design profess...

Page 7: ...om the Mac OS This chapter describes the installation of the ColorScript 310 330 printer software and printing from some of the more popular graphics and page layout applications for the Macintosh Ope...

Page 8: ...Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your Printer This chapter includes instructions for cleaning and servicing the printer explanations of printer controls and indicators and a troubleshooting section de...

Page 9: ...Connecting the Power Cord 8 Connecting the Printer Cable 9 Non SCSI Connections 11 SCSI Connections 13 Switching the Printer On 18 Chapter 2 Loading Paper and Film Loading a Stack of Paper or Film 22...

Page 10: ...Printing from Windows Setting Up the Printer 73 Installing Windows 3 1 Printer Software 74 Setting Up the Printer in Windows 95 79 Calibrating Color 87 Printing from Various Applications 88 Adobe Ill...

Page 11: ...inter 147 Cleaning the Thermal Print Head 148 Servicing the Printer 148 Understanding the Printer Controls and Indicators 149 Status Indicator LEDs 149 LCD Messages 151 Keypad Controls 152 Verifying P...

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Page 13: ...nter Connectors 9 Figure 1 7 Printer Cable Connections 10 Figure 1 8 Connecting the 50 pin HD SCSI Cable to the SCSI Printing Port 16 Figure 2 1 Removing the Paper Cassette 22 Figure 2 2 Paper Cassett...

Page 14: ...ndow 53 Figure 4 13 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Options Window 54 Figure 4 14 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Color Window 55 Figure 4 15 Adobe Photoshop 3 0 5 Page Setup Window 57 Figure 4 16 Adobe Photoshop...

Page 15: ...22 Corel Draw 6 0 Printer Properties Window 112 Figure 5 23 Corel Draw 6 0 Layout Tab in the Print Options Window 113 Figure 5 24 Corel Draw 6 0 Separations Tab in the Print Options Window 114 Figure...

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Page 17: ...particularly near air conditioning ducts Provide at least two inches of clearance between the printer and walls or cabinets NOTE The ColorScript 310 330 printer is designed for use in a normal office...

Page 18: ...ake time to carefully read and follow all steps in this chapter To unpack the ColorScript 310 330 printer 1 Remove the various accessories and packaging materials from the shipping carton Remove the t...

Page 19: ...or your computer See Connecting the Printer Cable on Page 9 to determine what type of printer cable to use 2 With a partner carefully lift the printer from its box onto a suitable table or desk Cardbo...

Page 20: ...pad the paper cassette during shipping Refer to Chapter 2 Loading Paper and Film for detailed instructions on opening the paper cassette 4 Remove all packing materials from the printer Pull the print...

Page 21: ...bbon Cover Paper Paper Jam Out Open Out Keypad Buttons Menu Select Reprint Printer Cover LED Indicators Paper Feed Door Paper Cassette Power Switch LCD Printer Cover Switch Thinnet Ethernet 36 pin Par...

Page 22: ...per Cassette Parts Metal Flanges Side Rail Lock Side Rail Paper Tray Metal Lift Plate Plastic Paper Guide Paper Stop Paper Cassette Cover Metal Paper Guide Media Detect Switch Paper Stop Plastic Paper...

Page 23: ...for your country The voltage switch is recessed into the printer s rear cover directly above the AC power receptacle If you need to change the voltage settings use a flat bladed screwdriver to flip t...

Page 24: ...ity does not provide three wire grounded power receptacles the power outlet should be upgraded to a three pronged grounded outlet Do not use a two pronged grounding adapter to plug your printer into a...

Page 25: ...cable Thinnet Ethernet Coaxial cable 10Base T Ethernet Category 5 cable Parallel PC parallel port cable 50 pin High density SCSI SCSI 2 cable Figure 1 6 Typical Printer Connectors NOTE The large 50 p...

Page 26: ...rinting through special Raster mode SCSI printer drivers When using the SCSI printer driver you can speed up printing from Raster bitmap applications like Adobe Photoshop by printing to the ColorScrip...

Page 27: ...tem administrator if you are not sure which type of cable you need To connect your ColorScript 310 330 printer to your computer or network 1 Verify that your printer and computer are both turned off 2...

Page 28: ...Chapter 1 Installing Your Printer 12 LocalTalk network wiring You can still attach your ColorScript 310 330 printer to your computer and your LocalTalk network consult your computer s...

Page 29: ...dobe Photoshop support SCSI printing through special Raster mode SCSI printer drivers When using the SCSI printer driver you can speed up printing from Raster bitmap applications like Adobe Photoshop...

Page 30: ...I port on your computer Refer to your computer documentation or SCSI adapter documentation if you are not sure which type of cable you need To connect your ColorScript 310 330 printer to your computer...

Page 31: ...r SCSI adapter to identify the SCSI addresses used in your computer Your computer documentation or your SCSI adapter documentation will have details about any included utility software Table 1 2 SCSI...

Page 32: ...evices attached to your computer than to change the SCSI ID of the printer s SCSI input port 4 Verify that your computer printer and any other connected SCSI devices are turned off 5 Plug the 50 pin H...

Page 33: ...the SCSI chain NOTE The SCSI port on Macintosh computers is marked with a symbol NOTE The SCSI port on most PCs is on an add on card It may be marked with the acronym SCSI 7 Switch on the ColorScript...

Page 34: ...isplays in the LCD 2 Press the Select button to toggle between PS for PostScript mode and RAST for Raster mode 3 Once you ve selected PostScript mode wait for the LCD to return to Ready Switching the...

Page 35: ...plays a series of start up messages When the start up sequence finishes the LCD reads READY MEDIA SIZE RIBBON TYPE INTERPRETER TYPE Media sizes include A5 A4 A and Super A for the ColorScript 310 prin...

Page 36: ...s lit and Replace Ribbon displays in the LCD follow the ribbon loading instructions in Chapter 3 Changing Printer Ribbons If the Paper Out icon remains lit and Replace Paper displays in the LCD follow...

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Page 38: ...Chapter 1 Installing Your Printer 22...

Page 39: ...us paper or specialized transparency film sizes including A5 A4 A and Super A The ColorScript 330 prints to various paper or transparency film sizes including A4 A3 A Super A B and Super B This chapte...

Page 40: ...ation transfer paper or transparency film To load paper or film 1 Remove the paper cassette from the front of the printer by lifting the cassette slightly and pulling it toward you Set the paper casse...

Page 41: ...arency film or vice versa remove any remaining paper or transparency film from the tray If you are not changing media size go to Step 8 on Page 25 Figure 2 3 Pressing the Paper Lift Down Metal Flanges...

Page 42: ...l Locks 5 Adjust the side rails to accommodate the new media The side rails have a geared action move them by pressing together or spreading apart at the center of each rail Make sure the media size i...

Page 43: ...down NOTE Dye sublimation transfer paper has a shiny surface on the print side and a satin finish on the back The paper must be inserted shiny side down Avoid touching the print side of paper or film...

Page 44: ...tion 11 Set the paper cassette cover on the paper tray so that the cover is fully seated on the paper tray 12 Set the media detect switch to match the media type in the paper cassette The green plasti...

Page 45: ...14 Slide the paper cassette gently into the printer until it stops Using the Manual Feed Tray You can feed paper or film manually into the ColorScript 310 330 printer Paper or transparency film in th...

Page 46: ...ilm print side down Feed the media carefully under the metal guides and through the slots in the paper guides Figure 2 10 Using the Manual Feed Tray 4 Push the media into the printer until it stops Th...

Page 47: ...CMYK Monochrome Continuous black The multicolored ribbons contain sets of individual bands of dye that print in successive passes yellow prints first then magenta then cyan If you are using four color...

Page 48: ...you often switch from one ribbon type to another consider purchasing extra ribbon cassettes so you can quickly change ribbons without removing them from their cassettes Removing the Ribbon Cassette WA...

Page 49: ...400 F during operation Take care not to touch the print head if the printer has been operating 2 Using both hands place your thumbs in the handles on each side of the ribbon cassette The dye ribbon r...

Page 50: ...stalling the printer s first ribbon there will be no ribbon in the ribbon cassette Go to Installing a New Ribbon on Page 32 5 Remove the spent ribbon Installing a New Ribbon 1 Once you have removed th...

Page 51: ...right side of the ribbon cassette indicated by an R on the cassette 2 Holding the ribbon cassette by the handles lower it gently into the printer Verify that the gears engage and both spindles settle...

Page 52: ...kip the rest of this procedure and follow the instructions in Printing in Monochrome Mode on Page 35 4 Press downward gently on the printer cover until it clicks into place The red front panel indicat...

Page 53: ...front panel until MONOCHROME appears in the LCD 3 Press the Select button to display ON in the LCD 4 Once the Monochrome mode is selected wait for the LCD to return to Ready The ColorScript 310 330 p...

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Page 55: ...nection to your printer port If you have a SCSI printer driver you can also print to the ColorScript 310 330 printer using a SCSI connection To connect your ColorScript printer to your computer refer...

Page 56: ...computer Follow the procedure in Configuring the Printer to set up the ColorScript 310 330 printer Configuring the Printer Make sure that the ColorScript 310 330 printer is turned on and connected to...

Page 57: ...ones or if your computer is not on an AppleTalk network you will not see an AppleTalk Zones field 2 Select your LaserWriter printer driver from the choices displayed in the upper left corner of the Ch...

Page 58: ...f there is a color printer icon to the left of the ColorScript 310 330 printer name your printer is already properly set up and you can print to the selected ColorScript 310 330 printer See Printing f...

Page 59: ...re ColorScript Printer Setup NOTE If your Setup window displays the correct ColorScript PPD as shown in Figure 4 4 you do not need to set up the printer again Just click on the OK button and you may u...

Page 60: ...er ColorScript Printer Setup If your computer is unable to automatically set up the printer the Select a PostScript Printer Description File window similar to the one shown in Figure 4 5 displays and...

Page 61: ...The Setup Status window shown in Figure 4 3 displays for several seconds Then the Setup Status window closes and the name of the installed PPD file appears under the Current Printer Description File...

Page 62: ...e that synchronizes the colors that print on the ColorScript 310 330 printer with common printing standards Refer to the color calibration software manual included with your Agfa FotoTune software for...

Page 63: ...to the ColorScript 310 330 printer from five common graphics and page layout programs Adobe Illustrator 5 5 on Page 46 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 on Page 50 Adobe Photoshop 3 0 5 on Page 57 Macromedia Freeha...

Page 64: ...dobe Illustrator 5 5 1 Choose Page Setup from the File menu The Page Setup Window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 4 6 Figure 4 6 Adobe Illustrator 5 5 Page Setup Window 2 Verify that the P...

Page 65: ...Setup window The Page Setup settings are the default settings for a new print job Any changes you make in the Print or Print Options windows will only affect the current print job 4 Choose Document Se...

Page 66: ...Page orientation Output resolution Complex path treatment NOTE Check the Use Page Setup checkbox to revert to the Page Setup settings instead of using the Document Setup settings 6 When all variables...

Page 67: ...hown in Figure 4 22 Cover page usage Color or Grayscale printing PostScript error notification Figure 4 9 Adobe Illustrator 5 5 Print Options Window 9 When all the settings are correct click OK to clo...

Page 68: ...6 0 select the ColorScript 310 330 printer from the Chooser see Page 38 for instructions To print to the ColorScript 310 330 printer from Adobe PageMaker 6 0 1 Choose Document Setup from the File menu...

Page 69: ...our intended output characteristics Change any of the Document Setup variables to suit your needs Paper size Image dimensions Page orientation Margins Layout Number of pages Output resolution 3 When a...

Page 70: ...indow displays similar to the one shown in Figure 4 11 Figure 4 11 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Document Window 5 Verify that the settings in the Print Document window match your intended output Printer...

Page 71: ...s settings The Print Paper window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 4 12 Figure 4 12 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Paper Window 7 Verify that the settings in the Print Paper window match your in...

Page 72: ...document s settings The Print Options window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 4 13 Figure 4 13 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Options Window 9 Verify that the settings in the Print Options windo...

Page 73: ...he document s settings The Print Color window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 4 14 Figure 4 14 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Color Window 11 Verify that the settings in the Print Color window...

Page 74: ...ting from the Mac OS 56 12 When you have adjusted all settings to match your output requirements click on the Print button You can print from the Print Document Print Paper Print Options or the Print...

Page 75: ...ons To print to the ColorScript 310 330 printer from Adobe Photoshop 3 0 5 1 Choose Page Setup from the File menu The Page Setup Window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 4 15 Figure 4 15 Ado...

Page 76: ...window NOTE Customized settings in the Print and Print Options windows can override settings in the Page Setup window The Page Setup settings are the default settings for a new print job Any changes...

Page 77: ...ons Use ASCII only for interfaces that do not support binary encoding 7 Click on the Print Options button on the right side of the Print window to change the settings shown in Figure 4 17 Cover page u...

Page 78: ...ns To print to the ColorScript 310 330 printer from Macromedia Freehand 5 5 1 Choose Page Setup from the File menu The Page Setup Window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 4 18 Figure 4 18 Ma...

Page 79: ...ndows can override settings in the Page Setup window The Page Setup settings are the default settings for a new print job Any changes you make in the Print or Print Options windows will affect only th...

Page 80: ...quirements skip to Step 12 on Page 65 6 Click on the Options button in the upper right of the Print window to change the settings shown in Figure 4 20 Cover page usage Color or Grayscale printing Post...

Page 81: ...ximum color steps Flatness Inclusion or exclusion of invisible layers Complex path treatment Data encoding Binary mode recommended Figure 4 21 Macromedia Freehand 5 5 Output Options Window 9 When all...

Page 82: ...t of the Print window to change the settings shown in Figure 4 22 Printer type Paper size Halftone and screen resolutions Page orientation Transfer mode Printer marks Page labels Imaging options Figur...

Page 83: ...arious Applications 65 11 When all the settings are correct click OK to close the Print Options window 12 When you have set all options to match your output requirements click on the Print button in t...

Page 84: ...press 3 3 select the ColorScript 310 330 printer from the Chooser see Page 38 for instructions To print to the ColorScript 310 330 printer from Quark Express 3 3 1 Choose Page Setup from the File menu...

Page 85: ...file Resolution Data format Binary recommended Halftone screen 3 When all variables match your output requirements click OK to close the Page Setup window NOTE Customized settings in the Document Setu...

Page 86: ...n Figure 4 24 Figure 4 24 Quark Express 3 3 Document Setup Window 2 Verify that the Document Setup variables match your intended output characteristics Change any of the Document Setup variables to su...

Page 87: ...w displays similar to the one shown in Figure 4 25 Figure 4 25 Quark Express 3 3 Print Window 5 Verify that the Print window variables match your intended output characteristics Change any of the Prin...

Page 88: ...tings shown in Figure 4 26 Cover page usage Color or Grayscale printing PostScript error notification Figure 4 26 Quark Express 3 3 Print Options Window 7 When all variables match your output requirem...

Page 89: ...eets your requirements This saves the processing time involved in sending another print job from your computer to the printer The Reprint function prints only the last page printed not the last print...

Page 90: ...Chapter 4 Printing from the Mac OS 72 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 91: ...t connection to your printer port Setting Up the Printer Make sure that the ColorScript 310 330 printer is turned on and connected to your network or to your computer If you need to connect your Color...

Page 92: ...If your printer is connected to your computer by a SCSI connection you do not need to configure the ColorScript 310 330 printer in Windows 3 1 or Windows 95 Your applications will communicate with the...

Page 93: ...Setting Up the Printer 75 3 Double click the Printers control panel in the Control Panel Window The Printers window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 5 1 Figure 5 1 Printers Window...

Page 94: ...ters Window 5 Select Install Unlisted or Updated Printer from this list of printers then click the Install button The Install Driver window displays and you can install printer drivers from a diskette...

Page 95: ...Drivers diskette 8 Select the your ColorScript model name from the list of available printer drivers 9 Click OK The name of your ColorScript 310 330 printer displays in the Installed Printers list box...

Page 96: ...Parallel port connections choose an available LPT port LPT 1 LPT2 etc Network connections choose an available LaserWriter port c lw1 prn c lw2 prn etc 12 Click OK to close the Connect window 13 Click...

Page 97: ...connection Use Local connection for parallel port connections For Local connections see Setting Up a Local Printer Connection on Page 80 Use Network connection if you are connected to the ColorScript...

Page 98: ...indows 95 printer connected by a parallel port connection 1 Insert the Windows 95 ColorScript 310 330 Drivers diskette into your 3 5 inch diskette drive 2 Click the Start button in the Taskbar point t...

Page 99: ...lect Local printer and click Next If you connected your ColorScript 310 330 printer to your computer over an Ethernet network go to Setting up a Network Printer Connection on Page 82 If you connected...

Page 100: ...ed to your computer switched on and warmed up Do not connect the printer to your computer when either machine is on Refer to Chapter 1 Installing Your Printer for instructions on connecting the printe...

Page 101: ...ng a Windows 95 network connection Refer to your Windows 95 user documentation for instructions on connecting to a Windows 95 network To set up a Windows 95 network printer connected by an Ethernet co...

Page 102: ...zard 5 Select Network printer and click Next If you connected your ColorScript 310 330 printer to your computer by a parallel or SCSI connection Setting Up a Local Printer Connection on Page 80 If you...

Page 103: ...Enter the letter of the drive that contains the Windows 95 ColorScript 310 330 Drivers diskette If your 3 5 inch diskette drive is drive A enter A If your 3 5 inch diskette drive is drive B enter B 1...

Page 104: ...er machine is on Refer to Chapter 1 Installing Your Printer for instructions on connecting the printer to your computer 18 Select Yes to print a test page then click Next Printing the test page verifi...

Page 105: ...t synchronizes the colors that print on the ColorScript 310 330 printer with known image setters Refer to the color calibration software manual included with your Agfa FotoTune software for complete c...

Page 106: ...on when printing to ColorScript 310 330 printer The following pages describe the special configuration issues involved in printing to the ColorScript 310 330 printer from seven common graphics and pag...

Page 107: ...10 330 printer continue with this procedure If you have not set up the printer see Setting Up the Printer on Page 73 for instructions on setting up the ColorScript printer in Windows 3 1 or Windows 95...

Page 108: ...printer pop up menu if the ColorScript 310 330 printer is not your Default printer In a typical Windows environment the default printer will be a monochrome LaserWriter or inkjet printer and an advan...

Page 109: ...e Page source 4 When all the settings are correct click OK to close the Print Setup window 5 Choose Print from the File menu The Print window displays as shown in Figure 5 9 Figure 5 9 Adobe Illustrat...

Page 110: ...Chapter 5 Printing from Windows 92 7 When you have set all the options to match your output requirements click Print in the Print window...

Page 111: ...printer continue with this procedure If you have not set up the printer see Setting Up the Printer on Page 73 for instructions on setting up the ColorScript printer in Windows 3 1 or Windows 95 To pr...

Page 112: ...les match your intended output characteristics Change any of the Document Setup variables to suit your needs Page size Number of pages Margins Page orientation Output resolution 3 When all variables m...

Page 113: ...ment window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 5 11 Figure 5 11 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Document Window 5 Verify that the settings in the Print Document window match your intended output Pr...

Page 114: ...The Print Options window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 5 12 Figure 5 12 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Options Window 7 Verify that the settings in the Print Options window match your intende...

Page 115: ...rom Various Applications 97 8 Click Color to continue reviewing the document s settings The Print Color window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 5 13 Figure 5 13 Adobe PageMaker 6 0 Print Co...

Page 116: ...or window match your intended output Composite or Separations handling Printer halftones CMS Setup 10 When you have adjusted all settings to match your output requirements click Print You can print fr...

Page 117: ...cript 310 330 printer continue with this procedure If you have not set up the printer see Setting Up the Printer on Page 73 for instructions on setting up the ColorScript printer in Windows 3 1 or Win...

Page 118: ...rinting from Windows 100 2 Verify that the Print window variables match your intended output Change any of the Print window variables to suit your needs Page range Number of copies Copy handling Print...

Page 119: ...aper size Paper source Screen transfer background border and bleed settings Calibration registration and crop marks Figure 5 15 Adobe Photoshop 3 0 5 Page Setup Window 4 When all variables match your...

Page 120: ...t up the ColorScript 310 330 printer continue with this procedure If you have not set up the printer see Setting Up the Printer on Page 73 for instructions on setting up the ColorScript printer in Win...

Page 121: ...ny of the Print window variables to suit your needs Page range Number of copies Printer selection Resolution Printer color profile selection 3 Click Setup to change the Printer Setup variables The Pri...

Page 122: ...lt settings for a new print job Any changes you make in the Print or Print Options windows will affect only the current print job 4 Verify that the Printer Setup variables match your intended output C...

Page 123: ...ions window displays showing the Layout tab variables similar to the example shown in Figure 5 18 Figure 5 18 Corel Draw 5 0 Layout Tab in the Print Options Window 7 Verify that the Layout variables m...

Page 124: ...ample shown in Figure 5 19 Figure 5 19 Corel Draw 5 0 Separations Tab in the Print Options Window 9 Verify that the Separations variables match your intended output Check the Print Separations checkbo...

Page 125: ...ns window shows the Options tab variables similar to the example shown in Figure 5 20 Figure 5 20 Corel Draw 5 0 Options Tab in the Print Options Window 11 Verify that the Options variables match your...

Page 126: ...ting from Windows 108 12 When all Print Options settings are correct click OK to close the Print Options window 13 When you have set all the options to match your output requirements click Print in th...

Page 127: ...f you have already set up the ColorScript 310 330 printer continue with this procedure If you have not set up the printer see Setting Up the Printer on Page 73 for instructions on setting up the Color...

Page 128: ...Chapter 5 Printing from Windows 110 Figure 5 21 Corel Draw 6 0 Print Window...

Page 129: ...plications 111 2 Verify that the Print window variables match your intended output Change any of the Print window variables to suit your needs Printer selection Page range Number of copies Page handli...

Page 130: ...the Print or Print Options windows can override settings in the Printer Properties window The Printer Properties settings are the default settings for a new print job Any changes you make in the Print...

Page 131: ...window to change the Print Options window The Print Options window shows the Layout tab variables similar to the example shown in Figure 5 23 Figure 5 23 Corel Draw 6 0 Layout Tab in the Print Options...

Page 132: ...example shown in Figure 5 24 Figure 5 24 Corel Draw 6 0 Separations Tab in the Print Options Window 9 Verify that the Separations variables match your intended output Check the Print Separations check...

Page 133: ...ws the Options tab variables similar to the example shown in Figure 5 25 Figure 5 25 Corel Draw 6 0 Options Tab in the Print Options Window 11 Verify that the Options variables match your intended out...

Page 134: ...ting from Windows 116 12 When all Print Options settings are correct click OK to close the Print Options window 13 When you have set all the options to match your output requirements click Print in th...

Page 135: ...printer continue with this procedure If you have not set up the printer see Setting Up the Printer on Page 73 for instructions on setting up the ColorScript printer in Windows 3 1 or Windows 95 To pr...

Page 136: ...CMYK conversion Maximum color steps Flatness Inclusion or exclusion of invisible layers Complex path treatment Data encoding 3 When all the settings are correct click OK to close the Output Options w...

Page 137: ...Printing from Various Applications 119 5 Select the ColorScript 310 330 printer in the Target Printer list box and click OK...

Page 138: ...he Print window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 5 28 Figure 5 28 Macromedia Freehand 5 5 Print Window 7 Verify that the Print window variables match your intended output Change any of the...

Page 139: ...Setup window displays similar to the one shown in Figure 5 29 Figure 5 29 Macromedia Freehand 5 5 Printer Setup Window from Print Window 9 Verify that the Page Setup window variables match your intend...

Page 140: ...OK to close the Page Setup window The Printer Setup window displays 11 When all the settings are correct click OK to close the Printer Setup window The Print window displays 12 When you have set all...

Page 141: ...printer continue with this procedure If you have not set up the printer see Setting Up the Printer on Page 73 for instructions on setting up the ColorScript printer in Windows 3 1 or Windows 95 To pr...

Page 142: ...e any of the Document Setup variables to suit your needs Paper size Facing page handling 3 When all variables match your output requirements click OK to close the Document Setup window 4 Choose Print...

Page 143: ...ies Page range Paper handling Tiling Separations Registration marks Color or grayscale monochrome printing 6 Click Setup in the Print window to change the Printer Setup variables shown in Figure 5 32...

Page 144: ...r output requirements click Print in the Print window Reprinting the Last Printed Page You can press the Reprint button on the printer s front panel to reprint the last page sent to the ColorScript 31...

Page 145: ...last print job and several actions can prevent the printer from reprinting the last page Turning off the printer Changing the ribbon type Changing the paper size Starting another print job To reprint...

Page 146: ...Chapter 5 Printing from Windows 128 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 147: ...nal hard disk for storing fonts Adding Memory to the Printer Adding Random Access Memory RAM to the ColorScript 310 330 printer is one of the best ways to improve print speed NOTE Adding memory yourse...

Page 148: ...tandard memory configurations Although other memory configurations are possible these three memory configurations are the most common and most cost effective memory solutions for most printing require...

Page 149: ...Adding Memory to the Printer 131 NOTE If you use 32 MB SIMMs in conjunction with smaller SIMMs the 32 MB SIMMs must occupy Bank 1 See Figure 6 3 on Page 134 for SIMM slot locations...

Page 150: ...proceeding to the next step To install additional memory in the ColorScript 310 330 printer 1 Turn off the ColorScript 310 330 printer 2 Touch the metal surface of the back plate of the printer WARNI...

Page 151: ...the back plate of the printer Figure 6 1 Removing the Back Plate Screws 5 Pull the back plate and logic board out of the printer Grip the back plate by the grey plastic handle and pull straight back...

Page 152: ...nged in 2 banks of 2 slots each as shown in Figure 6 3 Figure 6 3 Locating the SIMM Slots on the Logic Board 8 Remove the new SIMMs from their static proof bags SIMMs are shipped and stored in metalli...

Page 153: ...SIMM in the SIMM Slot WARNING Bank 1 must always be filled Do not install SIMMs in Bank 2 only 10 Press the SIMM into the SIMM clips Rotate the SIMM from 45 to 90 vertical and snap the SIMM securely i...

Page 154: ...sk to the Printer The ColorScript 310 330 printer comes with a 540 MB internal SCSI hard disk for virtual memory and storing fonts You can increase the printer s font storage capacity by adding an ext...

Page 155: ...equent drive the next SCSI ID Record the names of the hard drives you plan to attach to the ColorScript 310 330 printer in the Notes column of Table 6 2 Table 6 2 Address Worksheet for Connecting an E...

Page 156: ...ther SCSI devices attached to the computer 3 Set the SCSI ID of the external hard disk to the number you selected in Step 2 of this procedure The SCSI ID switch on the external hard disk is a small nu...

Page 157: ...ure 6 5 Connecting the SCSI Cable to the ColorScript 310 330 Printer WARNING Do not connect the external hard disk SCSI cable to the 50 pin HD SCSI port on the ColorScript 310 330 printer The HD SCSI...

Page 158: ...external hard disk 8 Switch on the ColorScript 310 330 printer 9 Switch on your computer to use the ColorScript 310 330 printer with its external hard disk You may need to format the external hard dis...

Page 159: ...your computer and the printer Disconnect the ColorScript 310 330 printer from your computer 3 After all SCSI devices are turned off and disconnected from the ColorScript 310 330 printer switch on the...

Page 160: ...Chapter 6 Upgrading Your Printer 142 7 Reconnect the ColorScript 310 330 printer to your computer 8 Switch on any connected SCSI devices then switch on the printer 9 Switch on your computer...

Page 161: ...s in the following sections Dye Sublimation Paper Store unused dye sublimation paper in a cool dry flat place Do not touch the shiny side of dye sublimation paper oil from your fingerprints can stain...

Page 162: ...lies by calling the QMS sales number listed on the last page of this manual When ordering new supplies make a note of the appropriate part numbers listed in Table 7 1 Table 7 2 Table 7 1 Supplies for...

Page 163: ...1730300 004 Paper Super A 4 Color 1710229 001 Transparency Sheet A4 1730400 001 Paper A3 3 Color 1730400 002 Paper A3 4 Color 1730400 003 Paper Super B 3 Color 1730400 004 Paper Super B 4 Color 17102...

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Page 165: ...rvice Should problems arise refer to the troubleshooting procedures in this chapter to resolve the problems quickly and efficiently Cleaning the Printer Except for regular dusting of the printer occas...

Page 166: ...pen with 100 isopropyl alcohol before using the cleaning pen To clean the thermal print head 1 Open the top cover If the printer has been in operation allow the print head to cool first 2 Gently swee...

Page 167: ...Paper jam icon glows red when there is a paper jam If this icon is on remove the paper tray open the printer cover remove the dye ribbon cassette and remove the jammed paper The Replace Paper icon gl...

Page 168: ...pter 8 Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your Printer 150 remove the ribbon cassette and replace the dye ribbon Refer to Removing the Ribbon Cassette on Page 30 for instructions on changing the dye ribb...

Page 169: ...MY ribbon is loaded in the ribbon cassette The PS indicates that the printer is ready to accept a PostScript job The values in these fields will vary depending on the paper or transparency film size a...

Page 170: ...e on Page 71 for complete instructions PC users refer to Reprinting the Last Printed Page on Page 126 Menu button The Menu button toggles between four different printer features that display in the fr...

Page 171: ...6 Changing the SCSI ID of the Printer s SCSI Input Port on Page 141 Four Times Config Print Prints Configuration Page Verifying Proper Operation on Page 154 Table 8 2 Keypad Menu Controls Press Menu...

Page 172: ...a test page that provides information about the printer s fonts resolution internal hard disk and communication ports To verify proper printer operation issue a Config Print command using the printer...

Page 173: ...roperly connected Refer to Connecting the Printer Cable on Page 9 for detailed connection instructions Symptom Problem Solution Prints are streaked or spotted The thermal print head is dirty Clean the...

Page 174: ...Chapter 2 Loading Paper and Film Replace Ribbon The dye ribbon is exhausted Replace the dye ribbon Refer to Chapter 3 Changing Printer Ribbons Cover Open The printer cover is not completely closed Clo...

Page 175: ...cript 330 printers Table A 1 Specifications for the ColorScript 310 and ColorScript 330 Model ColorScript 310 ColorScript 330 Print Technol ogy Dye Sublimation Transfer 16 8 Million Colors Resolution...

Page 176: ...Guard BookOblique ITC Avant Guard DemiOblique Helvetica Helvetica Bold Helvetica Oblique Helvetica BoldOblique Helvetica Condensed Helvetica Condensed Bold Helvetica Condensed Oblique Helvetica Conde...

Page 177: ...rints Power Source Switch Selected AC100V 120V 10 or AC220V 240V 10 48Hz 62Hz Max Power Consumption 320W 375W Operating Environment 50 95 F 20 80 Relative Humidity Weight 62 lbs 77lbs shipping 71 lbs...

Page 178: ...the ColorScript 310 Image Size Width Height A5 5 6 142 2mm 7 3 186mm A4 8 203mm 10 7 273mm A 8 2 208 6mm 10 255 4mm Super A 9 4 238 5mm 12 6 320mm Table A 3 Imaging area for the ColorScript 330 Image...

Page 179: ...s of connectors 25 pin SCSI Connector This common SCSI connector is the standard SCSI connector on Macintosh computers and on many SCSI adapters for IBM compatible PCs See Figure 6 6 on page 140 for a...

Page 180: ...to the Colorscript 310 330 printer in a slower but more compatible format than binary encoding Some print servers and some cross platform printing environments require ASCII encoding ASPI The Associa...

Page 181: ...and transferring it onto special paper stock called dye sublimation paper Ethernet A common networking protocol used in both Macintosh and IBM compatible PC networks The hardware required for Ethernet...

Page 182: ...in electronic circuitry To add memory to your printer you will need to remove the Colorscript 310 330 printer s logic board and add RAM SIMMs to the SIMM slots on the logic board Macintosh Computer Al...

Page 183: ...ess memory RAM is memory that holds active data used in processing computer functions In the Colorscript 310 330 printer RAM is installed in slots on the logic board Refer to Adding Memory to the Prin...

Page 184: ...the SCSI interface to connect to the host computer SCSI ID See SCSI Address SCSI Port The physical connector for attaching one SCSI device to another SCSI device SCSI Printing When using a SCSI printe...

Page 185: ...the Colorscript 310 330 printer that heats to evaporate dye from the dye ribbon in the printing process Thinnet Thinnet cable is a type of Ethernet connector and cable that is commonly used in IBM com...

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Page 187: ...8 Photoshop 3 0 Windows 99 101 Photoshop 3 0 5 Mac OS 57 59 ASCII Encoding 59 B Back panel connectors 5 Binary encoding 59 C Cables printer 9 Calibrating color Mac OS 44 color Windows 87 Capacity pape...

Page 188: ...ts 144 Front panel buttons and indicators 5 H Hard disk external 136 internal 158 I IBM compatible PC connections 10 Installing printer 1 18 printing software Mac OS 37 38 printing software Windows 3...

Page 189: ...uttons and indicators 5 installing 1 18 installing a new ribbon 32 internal hard disk 141 LCD panel 151 LEDs 149 loading film and paper 21 27 LocalTalk connector 9 11 maintaining 147 154 not respondin...

Page 190: ...e Mac OS 37 38 software Windows 3 1 74 78 software Windows 95 79 Prints smudged 155 storing 144 streaked or spotted 155 Q Quark Express 3 3 Mac OS 66 70 Express 3 3 Windows 123 126 R Raster mode 17 Re...

Page 191: ...43 supplies 143 Supplies ordering 144 storing 143 T Thermal print head 31 Thinnet Ethernet connector 9 Troubleshooting 149 U Unpacking 2 Upgrading your printer 129 142 V Verifying proper operation 154...

Page 192: ...Index 174 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 193: ...io frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with this user s guide may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likel...

Page 194: ...ts affiliates which may be registered in certain jurisdictions All other product and company names mentioned in this user s guide are the trademarks of their respective owners Contacting QMS Europe B...

Page 195: ...Toll free helpdesk support Germany call 0130 829413 The Netherlands call 0800 0226550 United Kingdom call 0800 964092 Document History Part Number 1800380 001 Revision 1 1 March 1997...

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