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Troubleshooting   –   8-3

CHAPTER 8 – 

Troubleshooting

Status Light Conditions

Two status lights (fig. 8.1), or LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes), indicate printer status
conditions according to their on, off, or blinking patterns. For pattern details, see
“Status Lights” in chapter 1.

Status Lights

LED 1
(Red)

LED 2
(Green)

Fig. 8.1  Status Lights

The following list indicates status and service conditions and appropriate
corresponding actions.

Status Condition

Action

Initial Warming Up

The printer is warming up and initializing. Wait
until initialization is complete and the printer
status changes to Online Ready before sending a
job to the printer.

Online Ready

The printer is ready to receive a new job. No
action required.

Online Receiving

The printer is receiving date from your host. No
action required.

Online Waiting for Data

The printer is waiting for more data from the
host. No action required.

Summary of Contents for AW 1200

Page 1: ...220 volt edition XANT CORPORATION 2800 Dauphin St Suite 100 Mobile AL 36606 2400 P O Box 16526 Mobile AL 36616 0526 Phone 800 926 8393 251 473 6502 Fax 251 473 6503 website www xante com AW1200 v2 7 8...

Page 2: ...Toner Cartridge 1 10 Removing and Installing the Toner Cartridge 1 11 Standard Cassette 1 13 Multipurpose Cassette 1 15 Connecting the Power Cord 1 18 Printing a Startup Page 1 19 Printer Port Overvie...

Page 3: ...uals 2 13 Register Online 2 14 Adobe PostScript Printer Driver and the Printer PPD 2 15 AdobePS Driver 2 15 XANT AW1200 PPD 2 16 Application PPDs and PDFs Files 2 16 App Drivers Folder 2 17 PageMaker...

Page 4: ...3 9 PC Software Utilities Installation 3 13 Adobe Type Manager ATM 3 13 XANT PostScript File Downloader 3 15 XANT Win95 98 Me LPR Tool 3 16 Installing Adobe PostScript Printer Drivers 3 18 Deleting Pr...

Page 5: ...3 2 PC Installing Utilities and Drivers...

Page 6: ...ities Installer runs properly only on an Intel based computer system running Windows 95 98 Me NT 2000 XP To load the Adobe PostScript printer drivers manually see the CD ROM s Readme pdf file and Inst...

Page 7: ...ears fig 3 4 5 Select any listed application s installed on your system then click Next The Destination Location window appears fig 3 5 Fig 3 5 Destination Location Window Fig 3 6 Start Copying Files...

Page 8: ...priate language then click Next The Adobe PostScript Printer program launches and the Adobe Welcome window appears fig 3 9 Fig 3 9 Adobe Welcome Window Fig 3 10 License Agreement Window After clicking...

Page 9: ...tion for your printer connection type fig 3 11 the Network Path window appears fig 3 12 If you selected the Local Printer option select the appropriate port fig 3 13 and skip to step 2 Fig 3 12 Networ...

Page 10: ...t the default option and select Yes to print the test page then click Next The Setup Information window appears fig 3 16 Printing the test page confirms that your printer is connected and communicatin...

Page 11: ...ure the printer by selecting each tab and setting the appropriate options for your system setup then click OK The Setup Complete window appears fig 3 19 7 Indicate if you would like to view the ReadMe...

Page 12: ...Later you return to the Windows desktop c If you select Open Form for Printing the registration form opens print and fill it out mail or fax the completed form to XANT Fig 3 22 Registration Form Inst...

Page 13: ...nformation window then click Next The Component Selection window appears fig 3 26 5 Select any listed application s installed on your system then click Next The Destination Location window appears fig...

Page 14: ...appears fig 3 31 Fig 3 31 Set Default Window If you selected Parallel Connection skip to step 13 If you selected Network Installation continue to step 10 10 Set your printer s default option fig 3 31...

Page 15: ...Main Screen reappears fig 3 35 Fig 3 34 Option Device Window Fig 3 35 Main Screen Window 13 Select Exit or close the Main Screen The Printer Registration Preferences window appears fig 3 36 Fig 3 36 R...

Page 16: ...TM XANT PostScript File Downloader and XANT Win95 98 Me LPR Tool Adobe Type Manager ATM 1 Click Software Utilities in the XANT Utilities Main window The Select Utility window appears fig 3 38 Fig 3 38...

Page 17: ...name in the spaces provided then click Next The Name Confirmation window appears fig 3 43 7 After making sure your information is correct click Yes The Select Components window appears fig 3 44 Fig 3...

Page 18: ...appears fig 3 47 11 This window indicates the setup is complete check center box if you wish to see the ATM ReadMe file if not click Finish XANT PostScript File Downloader 1 Click Software Utilities...

Page 19: ...hen click Next The Setup Complete window appears fig 3 51 then click Finish XANT Win95 98 Me LPR Tool 1 Click Software Utilities in the XANT Utilities Main window fig 3 52 The Select Utility window ap...

Page 20: ...The Xant LPR License Agreement window appears fig 3 55 Read it carefully and click Yes The Destination Location window appears fig 3 56 Fig 3 56 Destination Location Window Fig 3 57 Select Program Fol...

Page 21: ...install the Adobe PostScript driver and your printer s PPD before using your printer This section describes loading the printer driver manually and starting the installer See Installing Utilities earl...

Page 22: ...to proceed with removal Then click OK 5 Scroll through and verify that the XANT AW1200 Utilities were removed from the scroll box on the Install Uninstall tab Then click OK Adobe Drivers For Windows...

Page 23: ...Windows applications and spooling programs c Select Start Run Browse then go to the XANT Utilities CD ROM s Drivers AdobePS44 folder and open the appropriate language folder d Double click the Setup e...

Page 24: ...Port Selection Window Fig 3 63 Network Path Window 6 Select your printer model fig 3 64 Then click Next Fig 3 64 Select your Printer Model Fig 3 65 Printer Information 7 Enter the printer name then s...

Page 25: ...iguration 9 Select Yes or No to configure the printer now fig 3 67 then click Next and take the appropriate following step Select Yes to configure the printer now if you purchased options such as the...

Page 26: ...or options installed on your printer by first highlighting the option in the Installable Options section then select the setting under Change Setting a Select Installed for the Optional Tray optional...

Page 27: ...PostScript timeout values make sure the settings are Job timeout 0 Wait timeout 240 13 Click OK The Printer Properties window closes and the Setup Complete window appears 14 Select Yes I want to view...

Page 28: ...ptions section and then select the setting under Change Setting fig 3 70 Fig 3 70 Device Options Tab a Select Installed for the Optional Tray optional paper feeder if that upgrade was added to your pr...

Page 29: ...Under PostScript timeout values make sure the settings are Job timeout 0 Wait timeout 240 6 Click the General tab if you want to print a test page next click Apply and then Print Test Page 7 Click OK...

Page 30: ...stall Adobe Acrobat Reader 1 Insert the XANT Utilities CD ROM into your PC XANT Utilities Installer should launch automatically If not select Start Run Then browse to the AW1200 CD ROM and select Setu...

Page 31: ...tions in Installing AdobePS Printer Driver and Printer PPD earlier in this chapter 2 Copy the Aw1200_1 PDF from the PDFs folder to the Xpress PDF directory on your PC by typing the following command s...

Page 32: ...ge is effective Setipsub ps allows you to modify the IP address subnet mask and default gateway Setname ps allows you to change the printer s name Setzone ps allows you to set your printer s EtherTalk...

Page 33: ...3 30 PC Installing Utilities and Drivers...

Page 34: ...2 2 Macintosh Installing Utilities and Drivers...

Page 35: ...tScript Driver installation program View Manuals allows you to view and print the printer manual Register Online allows you to open XANT s printer registration page if you are online where you can reg...

Page 36: ...Installation window should open automatically fig 2 1 If not double click the CD ROM icon then double click the Setup icon Fig 2 1 Main Installation Window Fig 2 2 XANT Utilities Window 2 Click Instal...

Page 37: ...g 2 5 If you don t have the designated software click SKIP to save search time If you have some or all the designated software click Continue A search of your system can take up to several minutes Be...

Page 38: ...ead the license agreement fig 2 8 then click Accept The AdobePS Install window appears fig 2 9 Fig 2 9 AdobePS Install Window Fig 2 10 Installation Was Successful Window 10 Change the driver s destina...

Page 39: ...be Acrobat Reader Install ATM Adobe Type Manager or Install PS3Fonts If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your system it is recommended that you install it now using the procedure in the next se...

Page 40: ...lick Continue The Acrobat Reader Installer window appears fig 2 14 4 Select the desired type of installation from the drop down menu at the top left fig 2 14 Easy Install installs all necessary files...

Page 41: ...html file and the Acrobat Reader 5 0 and Application Mac OS 9 folders Then remove the utilities CD ROM from your Macintosh Install ATM Adobe Type Manager Install ATM installs the Adobe Type Manager ap...

Page 42: ...The Read Me window appears fig 2 22 Fig 2 22 Read Me Window Fig 2 23 ATMInstall Window 6 Read the Adobe Read Me window then click Continue The ATMInstall window appears fig 2 23 7 Select the desired t...

Page 43: ...hed click Quit to leave the Installer or click Continue if you wish to perform additional installations fig 2 25 Install PS3Fonts Install PS3Fonts installs the screen fonts for the Adobe PostScript 3...

Page 44: ...PostScript 3 If you do a Custom Install you can select the desired fonts to install options include PostScript Type 1 TrueType CE Type 1 and CE True Type 6 Click Install fig 2 29 A message window appe...

Page 45: ...Installation window should open automatically fig 2 34 If not double click the CD ROM icon then double click the Setup icon Fig 2 34 Main Installation Window 2 Click Adobe Products Your web browser la...

Page 46: ...a copy of your printer s manual you can read or print it 3 Close the manual file when you are finished then close Acrobat Reader Register Online The Register Online link opens the XANT web site produ...

Page 47: ...To load the AdobePS Printer driver manually 1 Insert the XANT Utilities CD ROM into your Macintosh When the Main Installation window appears close it and the setup program 2 Double click the Utilities...

Page 48: ...erse option support for printers supporting custom page sizes Support for PostScript printers with a Universal Serial bus XANT AW1200 PPD Your printer s PPD is the XANTE AW1200 file in the XanteInstal...

Page 49: ...er driver and your printer s PPD following instructions in Install Printer earlier in this chapter 2 Copy your printer s PPD from the CD ROM s XanteInstallers App Drivers PageMaker 5 PPD folder to the...

Page 50: ...1 Select Chooser from the Apple menu The Chooser window appears fig 2 38 Fig 2 38 AdobePS Chooser Window 2 Select AdobePS from the box on the left top left in a network environment a list of availabl...

Page 51: ...rinter 7 Click OK twice The Chooser window reappears then close that window PS Files Folder The PS Files folder contains Adobe PostScript files and Description txt which describes these files Download...

Page 52: ...t editor such as SimpleText and change the IP address in the parentheses to your printer s IP address Save and download the file to your printer Restart the printer to make the change effective SETIPS...

Page 53: ...If you have PCs operating in an EtherTalk network see the documentation that came with your PC EtherTalk interface The following steps are required to set up your XANT printer on an EtherTalk network...

Page 54: ...s EtherTalk zone name using Adobe Downloader 1 Use a text editor such as SimpleText to open the SETZONE PS file in the PS Files folder on the XANT Utilities CD ROM 2 Change the name of the name of zon...

Page 55: ...1 2 Introduction and Installation...

Page 56: ...ing Utilities and Drivers covers installing XANT utilities on Windows 95 98 Me NT 2000 XP computers Chapter 4 TCP IP Configuration covers configuring your printer to communicate using TCP IP Transmiss...

Page 57: ...bnet Addresses 4 5 Set the TCP IP Address 4 6 Using the Utilities via the Browser Macintosh and PC 4 6 Using the Setip ps File Macintosh 4 7 Using the Setip ps File PC 4 8 Configure the Printer Setup...

Page 58: ...Script Margins Printer Margin Adjustment 5 11 Reset Factory Defaults 5 12 Printer Information 5 13 Diagnostic Information 5 13 General Information 5 14 I O Settings 5 15 Installed Options 5 16 Printer...

Page 59: ...a Types 6 6 Media Handling 6 7 Media Path 6 7 Media Sources 6 7 Optional Paper Feeder 6 8 Paper Cassettes 6 8 Loading Media 6 8 Tray Chaining 6 9 Printing Double Sided Copy 6 10 Printing Envelopes 6 1...

Page 60: ...intenance 7 3 Handling the Printer 7 3 Moving the Printer 7 3 Storing the Printer 7 4 Cleaning the Printer 7 4 Interior Cleaning 7 4 Exterior Cleaning 7 6 Technical Specifications 7 7 Printer Memory R...

Page 61: ...Media Jams 8 13 Preventing Media Jams 8 13 Locating Media Jams 8 13 Clearing Media Jams 8 14 Clearing a Cassette Area Jam 8 14 Clearing a Fuser Area Jam 8 15 Checklist for Frequent Jams 8 17 Media Fe...

Page 62: ...8 2 Troubleshooting...

Page 63: ...indicates status and service conditions and appropriate corresponding actions Status Condition Action Initial Warming Up The printer is warming up and initializing Wait until initialization is comple...

Page 64: ...could not be determined or an electrical failure may have occurred Empty indicates the toner cartridge is empty Invalid indicates the cartridge is not a XANT cartridge Remove and reinstall the toner c...

Page 65: ...PG ON file to the printer see PS Files Folder in chapter 2 Macintosh or PS_Files Folder in chapter 3 PC Make sure the toner cartridge is installed properly see Removing and Installing the Toner Cartri...

Page 66: ...r details When I print a scanned image it is so dark that most of the detail is lost Re scan the image with a higher resolution Generally black and white images should be scanned at a resolution of tw...

Page 67: ...C with a humidity range between 30 to 80 humidity with no condensation Install antistatic mats near your system equipment computer printer modems etc and always stand on a mat when working with your e...

Page 68: ...hapter 1 Contact XANT or your XANT vendor see Technical Support later in this chapter The printed image is faded Media may be damp or otherwise damaged Make sure it meets the requirements in chapter 6...

Page 69: ...artridge see Removing and Installing the Toner Cartridge in chapter 1 Recurring stains appear on output The paper path may be dirty Clean the printer see Cleaning the Printer in chapter 7 The toner ca...

Page 70: ...acing Replace the cartridge see Removing and Installing the Toner Cartridge in chapter 1 Toner is not fusing completely on output Media may be damp If necessary replace the media making sure it meets...

Page 71: ...emoving and Installing the Toner Cartridge in chapter 1 Media wrinkles Media may not meet printer requirements in chapter 6 If necessary replace the media see Standard Cassette or Multipurpose Cassett...

Page 72: ...essary replace the media see Multipurpose Cassette in chapter 1 Mechanical Issues This section provides tips for resolving problems with the printer s mechanical setup My printer is making funny noise...

Page 73: ...following guidelines in Media Specifications in chapter 6 Make sure media is loaded properly in the selected cassette Make sure the correct size media is loaded in the selected cassette or multipurpo...

Page 74: ...connect the power source Then contact XANT or your XANT vendor Do not try to remove media from around the heat roller Clearing Media Jams This section describes removing media jams from specific locat...

Page 75: ...ng it gently and pulling straight out fig 8 6 4 Hold the ends of the jammed media and slowly pull it straight out fig 8 7 Then slide the optional cassette back into the printer until it snaps in place...

Page 76: ...g 8 10 Open Top Cover 3 Locate the jammed media If it is not visible skip to step 4 If it is in positions A B C or D in figure 8 9 use one of the following procedures to remove it A B C D Fig 8 11 Vis...

Page 77: ...jam site Is media loaded properly Does the media size dial setting match the size of the loaded media Does the media meet its specifications in chapter 6 Is the source cassette overloaded with media b...

Page 78: ...shipment Damage resulting from incorrect packing voids your printer warranty To keep the warranty valid you must follow the packing procedure in this document Before You Begin The printer should be re...

Page 79: ...ner Cartridges 1 Pull the front cover side latches forward and pull the cover forward and down fig 8 14 Then hold the top cover on the right and left sides lift up and pull back fig 8 15 Do not touch...

Page 80: ...out toner cassettes and media installed Always lift the printer from the bottom recessed grip areas on each side not from cassette openings and keep it level within 5 2 Lift the printer straight up an...

Page 81: ...printer s top and front covers are closed completely 2 Remove the multipurpose and standard cassettes and remove their cassette covers then reinsert their cardboard shipping stabilizers figs 8 18 and...

Page 82: ...ase cardboard pieces in the bottom of the shipping box fig 8 24 Toner Cartridge Printer Bottom Shipping Stabilizers Power Cord Inside Bottom Shipping Stabilizer Top Shipping Stabilizers Fig 8 24 Reass...

Page 83: ...upport If you encounter problems that cannot be resolved by following the procedures in this manual you may call XANT s Technical Support at 800 926 8393 US and Canada from 7 a m until 6 p m Central S...

Page 84: ...this section Indicate whether you wish the response to be faxed or emailed and include the appropriate number or address When emailing questions be sure to complete all of the required fields bold fa...

Page 85: ...7 2 Maintenance Specifications and Warranty...

Page 86: ...4 0 100 mm clearance to prevent overheating Never insert anything into the vent Make sure the output tray does not overfill Overfilling can block media as it comes out and cause a jam Check the power...

Page 87: ...see chapter 1 Storing the Printer Use the following procedure when storing the printer for an extended period 1 Turn off the printer Unplug the power cord from the power source 2 Remove media from the...

Page 88: ...you do not touch the transfer roller or grounding probe while cleaning the printer Transfer roller Grounding probe Fig 7 3 Remove Toner Cartridge Fig 7 4 Clean Rib Plate Do not expose the cartridge to...

Page 89: ...onia based cleaners or other volatile cleaners on or around the printer Never spray or pour water directly on the printer Always dampen a clean lint free cloth with water and wipe the printer with tha...

Page 90: ...p 60 seconds after power on Dimensions W 22 00 559 mm D 17 66 449 mm H 12 80 325 mm Weight 27 lbs 12 k without cassettes toner and media 47 lbs 21 2 k with cassettes optional feeder and toner cartridg...

Page 91: ...our printer s memory to 256 MB Warranty and Service Options XANT recommends that only XANT trained service technicians service your printer In addition to the one year limited warranty XANT offers a c...

Page 92: ...dard on site service plan shall cover a one hundred 100 mile radius of an Imation Service Center For those customers located outside this area there could be limitations to response times optional ser...

Page 93: ...OTHERS ORAL OR WRITTEN EXPRESS OR IMPLIED Effect of Consumables on Warranty We recommend only using XANT parts and consumables in your XANT printer To order call your preferred XANT dealer or your XA...

Page 94: ...6 2 Printing on Various Media and Options...

Page 95: ...ts See Media Types later in this chapter If acidic paper is used characters may fade in this case change to neutral paper Print quality of postcards envelopes transparencies and labels may be inferior...

Page 96: ...is section and Media Sources later in this chapter cover which media source to use with specific media sizes Multipurpose Cassette Media Sizes The following sizes and types of paper work in the multip...

Page 97: ...oner The following chart lists physical page sizes for standard media your printer handles The imageable area for Letter A4 A3 B5 B4 Ledger and tabloid media is 5 mm in from each side fig 6 1 for No 4...

Page 98: ...s the job In this case try adding more memory to your printer printing at a lower resolution and using only printer resident fonts Setting the Media Size Dial If the media size dial is set to a specif...

Page 99: ...is fixed on the media by the fuser s heat roller 4 The paper is delivered into the output tray Media Sources Your printer has two built in paper cassette feeders The top feeder holds the 100 sheet mul...

Page 100: ...f labels transparencies or postcard stock or 10 No 4 envelopes For more details see Multipurpose Cassette in chapter 1 The standard 250 sheet cassette handles media sizes up to 11 00 x 17 00 279 mm x...

Page 101: ...Reply card landscape Yes Envelope Com 10 portrait Monarch portrait 4 landscape Yes Normal paper Non standard size Yes Tray Chaining Tray chaining directs the printer to switch automatically to anothe...

Page 102: ...of the media s top edge c Load media into the multipurpose feeder print side up 4 Print the second side Printing Envelopes When printing envelopes use the multipurpose cassette and follow the procedur...

Page 103: ...wing the procedure in chapter 1 the appropriate media specifications and the following guidelines when printing transparencies Avoid handling transparencies excessively to prevent fingerprints and scr...

Page 104: ...are curled after you print them straighten them to under a 5 mm curl Curl over that amount may cause problems with postal code reading machines Reply postcards can be loaded in portrait or landscape...

Page 105: ...urface capable of handling its weight fig 6 7 Fig 6 7 Move Printer Fig 6 8 Set Feeder in Place 3 Unpack the paper cassette feeder and cassette removing all shipping stabilizers and packing materials T...

Page 106: ...12 Lift Plate Limit Mark Fig 6 11 Load Paper Fig 6 12 Set Media Size Dial Controller Board Upgrades RAM and internal IDE hard disk upgrades are controller board modifications This section covers insta...

Page 107: ...and up fig 6 13 B until it is free from the printer Fig 6 13 Remove Output Tray Fig 6 14 Remove Controller Cover 4 Loosen completely do not remove the 3 screws fig 6 14 securing the metal controller c...

Page 108: ...uch an unpainted metal surface to eliminate static electricity before handling a circuit board When handling a board always hold it by the edges and avoid walking around particularly on carpeted surfa...

Page 109: ...by the warranty In this case contact XANT Technical Support for information on retrieving the screw s 2 Remove the controller board from the printer Do not touch any of the controller board circuitry...

Page 110: ...nter fig 6 19 d Slide one finger under the top right corner of the controller board and lift slightly then grasp the left memory bank latch fig 6 20 Fig 6 20 Lift Controller Board Corner Fig 6 21 Remo...

Page 111: ...r nylon screws up through the bottom of the controller board and screw them into the base of the stand off posts on the bottom of the IDE hard disk to mount the disk fig 6 23 4 Connect IDE cable to th...

Page 112: ...nd the left memory bank latch and align the board over the printer at a slight angle fig 6 26 Fig 6 26 Align Controller Board Fig 6 27 Lower Controller Board into Place b Lower the controller board ca...

Page 113: ...screws to secure the parallel interface in place fig 6 29 e Reattach the MCTRL fig 6 30 and LED fig 6 31 cables by gently lowering their cable ends straight down into their respective controller board...

Page 114: ...pgrade to 128 MB and later decided to upgrade to 256 MB you have to replace the 128 MB SODIMM with the 256 MB SODIMM Static electricity can destroy the printer s electronic components Always use an an...

Page 115: ...e jumper 90 to the side and place it back down onto only one of the socket prongs fig 6 33 This activates the RAM upgrade memory bank 3 Remove the upgrade SODIMM from its package 4 Open the end latche...

Page 116: ...he bank latches snap into place fig 6 35 Do not force a SODIMM into place If it does not go in easily realign it making sure its notches are positioned correctly then lower the SODIMM into place fig 6...

Page 117: ...ay s three center front edge tabs with the corresponding printer slots then lower the tray down and forward fig 6 37 A into place making sure its two back edge screw holes align with the corresponding...

Page 118: ...6 26 Printing on Various Media and Options...

Page 119: ...5 2 XANT Utilities Macinstosh and PC PostScript Files 5 23 Macintosh PostScript Files 5 23 PC PostScript Files 5 23 Screen Shape 5 23 Macintosh Screen Shape 5 23 PC Screen Shape 5 23...

Page 120: ...rough your browser PPD Feature Access Your printer s PostScript Printer Description PPD allows you to select many printer feature settings from your application s Print dialog box These settings overr...

Page 121: ...tional feeder and tray select Installed from the Optional Tray drop down menu 4 Click Ok Then close the Chooser window when it reappears fig 5 1 Now the PPD is configured for the new tray the tray wil...

Page 122: ...ars fig 5 5 3 Click the Device Options tab Windows 95 98 Me fig 5 5 or the Device Setup tab Windows XP 2000 NT fig 5 6 Fig 5 5 Device Options Tab 95 98 Me Fig 5 6 Device Setup Tab XP 2000 NT 4 Select...

Page 123: ...ons Browser Feature Access You can access many printer features using your browser and the printer s utilities home page This section covers going to the home page and accessing printer features optio...

Page 124: ...ow you to control EtherTalk and Network settings EtherTalk Settings On an EtherTalk network with more than one zone the network router assigns your printer a default zone Check with your System Admini...

Page 125: ...nclude the equal approximately equal asterisk colon or at characters 5 Close your browser Network Settings Network settings include the class IP address mask and DHCP options Your printer s default TC...

Page 126: ...tep 4 d otherwise skip to step 5 d Select either DHCP On or DHCP Off and click Change 4 Close your browser then restart your printer to make the new TCP IP address take effect Informational Pages Star...

Page 127: ...standard and optional cassettes To help ensure print quality make sure the selected media type matches the media type loaded in the corresponding cassette To select the media 1 Go to the printer home...

Page 128: ...rinter Home Page earlier in this chapter for details 2 Select Printer Configuration PostScript Margins fig 5 8 The PostScript Margins window appears fig 5 13 x y Alignment test page Current settings x...

Page 129: ...s distance is dependent on the x coordinate If an adjustment needs to be made use the following appropriate procedure To move the y line away from the edge of the page move the slide on the horizontal...

Page 130: ...e printer home page fig 5 7 See Printer Home Page earlier in this chapter for details 2 Select Printer Information fig 5 7 Printer information options appear fig 5 16 Fig 5 16 Printer Information Opti...

Page 131: ...l Information The General Information option lists miscellaneous printer details These include the product name PostScript version current firmware revision boot RAM version RAM size engine speed page...

Page 132: ...5 16 The I O Settings window appears fig 5 19 Fig 5 19 I O Settings Window 3 Select the desired protocol AppSocket EtherTalk IP LPR or Parallel fig 5 19 then check its settings a The AppSocket Informa...

Page 133: ...Type On Filtering DelayedOutputClose Interpreter Enabled and Printer Control settings e The Parallel Information Page fig 5 24 lists Protocol HasNames nStrobeExpectedPulseWidth Type On OutputDevice nA...

Page 134: ...r s options 4 Close your browser Printer Maintenance The Printer Maintenance option allows you to access your printer s cleaning feature 1 Go to the printer home page fig 5 7 See Printer Home Page ear...

Page 135: ...dent on your XANT PostScript 3 printer 1 Go to the printer home page fig 5 7 See Printer Home Page earlier in this chapter for details 2 Select Utility Pages under Options fig 5 8 The Utilities Pages...

Page 136: ...iles to your printer Fig 5 28 Adobe Downloader Menu File Menu The File menu allows you to download fonts and PostScript files to the printer and quit Adobe Downloader Download Fonts This menu allows y...

Page 137: ...edures This section provides instructions for performing special procedures using XANT utilities and using PPD options through your application Print dialog box Managing Fonts Fonts downloaded to your...

Page 138: ...lays the fonts in the selected folder 3 Select Memory from the Device menu as the destination for the downloaded fonts 4 Highlight a single font in the list on the left and click Add or click Add All...

Page 139: ...rom the Device menu to view the fonts present in that area 4 Remove a font from printer memory by highlighting the font and clicking Delete 5 Click OK to close the Font Directory window and return to...

Page 140: ...d image This feature is controlled by your printer s PPD that is loaded on your system during printer setup Macintosh Screen Shape Set the Screen Shape menu option in your application Print dialog box...

Page 141: ...5 24 XANT Utilities Macinstosh and PC...

Page 142: ...4 2 TCP IP Configuration...

Page 143: ...on the Ethernet board Chapter 1 covers step 1 this section covers steps 2 and 3 1 Connect your XANT printer to the network through the Ethernet port 2 Set the TCP IP address of the printer 3 Configur...

Page 144: ...gins with the numbers 1 through 126 The class B address is used for networks with more than 256 28 but less than 65 536 216 workstations The first 16 bits identify the network The remaining 16 bits ar...

Page 145: ...k the network mask is 255 255 255 0 On a class B network the network mask is 255 255 0 0 On a class A network the network mask is 255 0 0 0 Broadcast Addresses The server uses a broadcast address to s...

Page 146: ...tails on the Setip ps file See I O Configuration EtherTalk and Network in chapter 5 for details on using the address option via your browser Using the Utilities via the Browser Macintosh and PC 1 Turn...

Page 147: ...of the Subnet Mask field 8 Change the DHCP setting if necessary then click Change to the right of the DHCP field 9 Close your browser then restart your printer to make the new TCP IP address take effe...

Page 148: ...not get full replies verify that you have the correct IP address configured for your printer Configure the Printer Setup on the Network There are several UNIX operating systems including System V SYSV...

Page 149: ...e network documentation Also if the driver is not currently in the list instead of adding that to the resource database you can select None as the driver to select and it should prompt you to supply a...

Page 150: ...o represent a printer running RP mode Remote Printer LPR TCP IP This option allows you to create a printer agent to represent a printer configured with LPR mode for TCP IP 10 Select Remote Printer LPR...

Page 151: ...avoid damage to files or equipment or which could void manufacturer s warranty indicates instructions that must be followed exactly to avoid personal injury indicates the path for a file or folder and...

Page 152: ...ndling Built in Multipurpose Feeder 100 sheet cassette Std Built in Lower Feeder 250 sheet cassette Std Third Feeder 250 sheet cassette Opt XANT Utilities PC and Macintosh Std Legal size is not suppor...

Page 153: ...trical outlet with proper voltage Printer Package The printer weighs approximately 27 lbs 12 kg without toner cassettes and media installed Always lift the printer from the bottom recessed areas on ea...

Page 154: ...pe Back Stabilizer Stabilizer Fig 1 5 Multipurpose Cassette Stabilizer Fig 1 6 Standard Cassette Stabilizer Your printer package should contain the following items AW1200 printer Multipurpose cassette...

Page 155: ...Paper Size Indicators Release Latches Parallel Port USB Port Ethernet Port Power Cord Receptacle Vent Fig 1 7 Front View Fig 1 8 Rear View Fuser Toner Cartridge Transfer Roller Grounding Probe Status...

Page 156: ...On Off Delay repeat fast Toner Bad Empty Invalid On Off On Off On Off Delay repeat fast Media Mismatch Printer Service Information Red Green Indication LED 1 left LED 2 right On Off repeat On Off On...

Page 157: ...ened Never move the printer with the cartridge installed Toner spills can damage the printer Do not expose the cartridge to bright lights or direct sunlight Keep the cartridge in its protective bag un...

Page 158: ...the right and left sides lift up and pull back fig 1 12 Fig 1 11 Open Front Cover Fig 1 12 Open Top Cover 3 Remove the toner cartridge if it is in the printer by grasping its handles and pulling it s...

Page 159: ...he sealing tape s end and pull the tape straight out fig 1 16 If the tape is pulled out at an angle it may break off in the cartridge If the tape is not fully removed approx 27 70 cm long it will redu...

Page 160: ...n describes loading and installing the standard cassette Chapter 6 covers media types and sizes used in the standard cassette Make sure all media used meets the media specifications in chapter 6 1 Lif...

Page 161: ...Guide B4 A3 11 x 17 b For B4 A3 and 11 x 17 sizes Move the cassette lock left to unlock it fig 1 24 Pinch the center of the end guide slide the guide back extending the tray and release the guide at t...

Page 162: ...e fig 1 26 Then reinstall the cassette cover making sure its side tabs fit into the cassette s grooves fig 1 27 Fig 1 27 Reinstall Cassette Cover Fig 1 28 Reinstall Cassette 6 Slide the standard casse...

Page 163: ...printed already this may cause printer damage or jams Also do not touch the rubber section in front of the multipurpose cassette this can cause a paper feed error To load the multipurpose cassette Ma...

Page 164: ...to the appropriate size position and release the guide fig 1 32 Fig 1 33 Adjust End Guide B4 A3 11 x 17 b For B4 A3 and 11 x 17 sizes Move the cassette lock left to unlock it fig 1 33 Pinch the cente...

Page 165: ...ding limit mark fig 1 34 5 Set the media size dial for the size of the loaded media fig 1 35 Then reinstall the cassette cover fig 1 36 making sure the cover side tabs fit into the cassette s grooves...

Page 166: ...disable it How you disable or enable this printing depends on your environment Macintosh or PC The PS Files Folder Macintosh and PS_Files Folder PC on the XANT CD ROM contain download PostScript file...

Page 167: ...r network environment With a parallel connection the PC to printer distance for a PC without Ethernet should be less than 10 ft 3 m With an Ethernet connection you need an RJ45 connection Connecting t...

Page 168: ...your BIOS CMOS setup Before using your printer install and configure the Adobe PostScript printer driver and your printer s PPD See chapter 3 for details Connecting to the Ethernet Port The following...

Page 169: ...ter fig 1 43 via the USB port Connector To Host Computer Connector To Printer Fig 1 43 USB Cable Connecting 1 Turn off your printer and computer 2 Plug the cable s square smaller connector into the pr...

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