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XEROX COAX/TWINAX OPTION

Recalling factory defaults

You must exit the Main Menu and access the Reset Menu to
recall the factory default selections.

1. Exit the Main Menu. Refer to procedural step number 1 in

the “Saving user defaults” section.

Use the following buttons to recall the factory default
configuration:

2. Press the Reset button to access the Reset Menu. The

display reads:

RESET MENU
EMULATION RESET

3. Press the Last Page button until the display reads:

RESET MENU
RECALL FACT DFT

4. Press the Select button to recall factory default configuration.

5. Press the Online button to put the printer back online. The

green online indicator light is lit.

XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE

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Summary of Contents for 4213

Page 1: ...rrrr XEROX Xerox 4213 Laser Printer User Guide 720P40010 June 1992...

Page 2: ...of Centronics Data Computer Corporation Data Products and all Data Products products mentioned in this publication are trademarks of Hewlett Packard Company IBM and all other IBM products mentioned in...

Page 3: ...lt into the print cartridge Laser safety The following note is to meet the local requirements of Finland and Sweden LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT VAROITUS LAITTEEN K YTT MINEN MUULLA KUIN...

Page 4: ...the equipment if you notice unusual noises or odours Disconnect the power cord from the power source receptacle and call your Xerox customer service engineer to correct the problem If you need any add...

Page 5: ...ript Language Reference Manual 1985 Adobe Systems Incorporated Addison Wesley Publishing Company Inc Sixth printing April 1987 PostScript Language Design 1988 Adobe Systems Incorporated Glenn C Reid A...

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Page 7: ...Environmental conditions to avoid 1 2 General cautions 1 2 Cautions while printing 1 2 Cautions for maintenance and inspection 1 3 Cautions for the power cord 1 3 Space requirements 1 3 Power require...

Page 8: ...1 Menu maps of the 4213 3 1 Main Menu map 3 2 Printer configuration at the Main Menu 3 4 Accessing the Main Menu 3 4 Saving the printer configuration as defaults 3 4 Resetting the printer configuratio...

Page 9: ...the Main Menu and selecting XES 3 20 Selecting the XES emulation configuration options 3 20 Saving the XES emulation configuration 3 21 Emulation settings for XES 3 22 XES emulation items 3 23 Number...

Page 10: ...ntation 3 41 Form Length 3 42 Page Buffers 3 42 Symbol Set 3 42 Emulation configuration examples 3 44 A Changing the current emulation from XES to LJ2D 3 45 B Temporarily placing the printer in 2 side...

Page 11: ...order Cartridges A B or C 3 56 Insert Tray 1 or 2 3 56 Add Paper to Tray 1 2 or feeder 3 57 4 Printing with the 4213 4 1 Printing a configuration sheet 4 1 Printing a configuration sheet manually 4 1...

Page 12: ...4 27 Preventing manual feed problems 4 27 Printing on envelopes 4 28 Setting the envelope size at the LJ2D submenu 4 30 Selecting a landscape font for LJ2D 4 31 Using the bypass tray for envelopes 4 3...

Page 13: ...38 Print cartridge replacement procedures 5 41 Task 1 Cleaning the corotron 5 42 Task 2 Replacing the print cartridge 5 47 Task 3 Replacing the fuser wick 5 49 Replacing the toner cartridge 5 52 Tone...

Page 14: ...ompatible computers 7 12 Data set modem and null modem 7 12 Paper tray ordering information 7 13 Supplies 7 14 Ordering supplies 7 14 Appendices A Options for the 4213 A 1 A1 Adjustable tray A1 1 A2 H...

Page 15: ...eople Caution Cautions are associated with equipment safety Note designates important information that should be noted before performing an operation or procedure Keys pressed on the keyboard are show...

Page 16: ...table Variances The following differences exist between the 4213 and 4045 Model 150 laser printers Pages may break differently on the two printers To match rotation on the 4213 the 4045 must have an...

Page 17: ...requirements Environmental conditions Your printer has certain environmental requirements you must accommodate These requirements as well as environmental conditions you should avoid are listed in th...

Page 18: ...inter Do not drop paper clips or staples inside the printer unit This can cause a short circuit or malfunction Do not apply mechanical shocks to the printer Do not use flammable aerosol products near...

Page 19: ...uld always keep in mind the following cautions and directions when handling the power cord Before you plug in or unplug the cord turn off the printer power To plug in or unplug the cord hold the plug...

Page 20: ...ure 1 1 shows the minimum floor space requirements for the printer with the bypass tray Figure 1 1 Space requirements around printer The dimensions of the printer with the bypass tray are A 48 25 cm 1...

Page 21: ...uirements Voltage Frequency Multinational 50 60 Hz US Canada 50 60 Hz Minimum 198 108 Normal 220 240 115 Maximum 264 132 Installation procedure This section contains step by step instructions for the...

Page 22: ...r cartridge and one toner cartridge packaged together Installation instructions The power cord and User Documentation are supplied in a seperate container Follow these steps when unpacking the printer...

Page 23: ...TION 3 Remove the printer and components from the box The print cartridge and the fuser wick are installed at the factory Note Refer to step 4 for handling the printer XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GU...

Page 24: ...r and Developer cartridges 4 Take the printer out of the carton with the help of another person and place it on a firm flat surface while you confirm receipt of all parts WARNING Due to the weight of...

Page 25: ...ON Save the carton and other packing materials in case you need to transport the printer Power cord may be included Call your sales representative if any part is missing XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER...

Page 26: ...ent location at this time Place the printer in the location chosen according to the conditions described in the Installation planning section of this chapter Again ensure that two people lift the prin...

Page 27: ...ridge C and toner cartridge B from the box 2 Open the top cover by lifting the top cover access handle Caution Do not leave the top cover open for more than ten minutes or the light will damage the sh...

Page 28: ...C from the package 5 Hold the developer cartridge over a piece of paper in the event any residual toner is present and gently remove the protective strip sealing the cartridge Caution Failure to remo...

Page 29: ...ridge with the slot in the top cover of the printer so that the tongue along the slot fits into the groove along the edge of the cartridge Push the cartridge slightly into the slot 7 Slide the cartrid...

Page 30: ...slot while at the same time carefully removing the protective strip sealing the cartridge Make sure the cartridge is partially in before you break the seal Make sure the toner cartridge is fully seate...

Page 31: ...d Note If you want to change the printer configuration to serial interface refer to the Main Menu section in the Using the 4213 Menus chapter 1 Connect a computer interface cable purchased separately...

Page 32: ...rom the outlet meets the conditions in the Power requirements section of this chapter 1 Remove the power cord from the package 2 Make sure the power switch located at the back of the printer is set to...

Page 33: ...the cord up under the tabs to secure it along the back of the printer The power cord is the disconnect device for this equipment Ensure that installation is near the outlet and is easily accessible 5...

Page 34: ...econds Note The yellow Warning light is lit and remains lit until the two paper trays are installed and paper is loaded at least in the upper paper tray Install the paper trays 1 Remove the two paper...

Page 35: ...s of the sheets Up to 250 sheets of 20 lb or 80 gsm paper may be loaded at one time 5 Load paper into the tray curl side up for best performance Do not load paper above the MAX line on the inside of t...

Page 36: ...and ready to accept data sent from your computer The green online indicator light is lit The Xerox Escape Sequences XES printer command is the default printer emulation at power up Note Refer to the U...

Page 37: ...e output tray The information on the Configuration Sheet is explained in the Reading the Configuration Sheet section of the Printing with the 4213 chapter Installation of your 4213 laser printer is no...

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Page 39: ...rints up to 11 2 sided images per minute in 2 sided mode Has 0 5 megabytes MB of memory expandable to 10 5 MB Prints 300 x 300 spots per inch dpi Output tray holds up to 500 sheets of 80 gsm paper Has...

Page 40: ...stored on floppy disks These fonts can be copied to the printer from your computer Font cartridges Font cartridges increase the number of typefaces and sizes the 4213 laser printer can print Font car...

Page 41: ...inches wide 10 to 14 inches long High capacity feeder An optional high capacity feeder HCF is available The HCF feeds through the manual bypass slot and when the HCF is installed a single sheet can b...

Page 42: ...cover access handle Allows access to the toner print or developer cartridge and paper jammed in the main paper path 3 Top cover or output tray Pages are delivered in sequence to the output tray with t...

Page 43: ...wered to remove paper jammed in the fuser area 8 Re feed baffle The refeed baffle located inside the printer in front of the fuser area is raised to free paper jammed in the fuser area The refeed baff...

Page 44: ...eft of the tray positions the paper being fed 3 Right cover Allows you to clear paper jammed in the paper tray areas 4 Font cartridge slots Accepts additional 4213 font and emulation cartridges 5 Outp...

Page 45: ...off 4 Power cord receptacle Connects the power cord to the printer 5 Power cord holding hooks Secures the power cord along the back of the printer 6 Parallel and serial ports When connecting your host...

Page 46: ...printer This cartridge is a CRU 5 Developer cartridge Contains the magnetic roll which puts the toner onto the photoreceptor The developer cartridge has a slot which holds the toner cartridge This ca...

Page 47: ...d menu options Using this display and the buttons on the control panel allow you to set and select printing features and functions 3 Indicator lights Table 2 1 identifies and explains the meaning of t...

Page 48: ...s the Consumables Menu The status message in the display defines the operator action required For example REORDER CARTRIDGE A 0901 Fault The orange fault indicator is lit when operator attention is re...

Page 49: ...e print mode The online indicator light is not lit when the printer is off line or in the menu mode The buttons may function differently depending on which mode the printer is in When the printer is o...

Page 50: ...ST PAGE appears in the message display Has no function in the off line mode Last Page causes the menu to move to the right to display the next option on the same menu level When the last option on the...

Page 51: ...nline mode Pressing the Test button in the off line mode accesses the Test Menu The Test Menu contains the options to print a configuration sheet and a font status sheet and to start and stop data mon...

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Page 53: ...D submenu map Menu maps of the 4213 The 4213 has four menus which you can access from the control panel The Main Menu which includes the following submenus XES Xerox Escape Sequences emulation submenu...

Page 54: ...he printer is off line pressing the Menu button displays the 4213 Main Menu The Main Menu is made up of top level menu headings and up to three of the lower and associated level menu headings and opti...

Page 55: ...ory default setting in this tray C XES LJ2D C C C C C C C C PWR ON DISABLED PWR ON ENABLED C DISABLED ENABLED ENGLISH FRANCAIS ESPANOL ITALIANO DEUTSCH 8 BIT NONE 7 BIT ODD 7 BIT EVEN 7 BIT MARK 7 BIT...

Page 56: ...e Online button to take the printer off line The green Online indicator light is not lit A 2 Immediately press and release the Menu button to display the first Main Menu heading in the top level menu...

Page 57: ...st Page button until the display reads RESET MENU SAVE DEFAULTS D 4 Press the Select button to save the printer configuration as the default configuration H 5 Press the Online button to put the printe...

Page 58: ...iguration to the factory defaults H 5 Press the Online button to put the printer back online The green online indicator light is lit Some of the printer configuration options deal with the print funct...

Page 59: ...n is an example of the message display with the factory default for the item written in boldface type followed by an asterisk The options for each menu item are listed in parentheses following the exa...

Page 60: ...be configured to meet specific printing needs and system requirements Changes are made through the emulation submenu The emulation defaults you set at the menu are in effect each time the selected em...

Page 61: ...r not you automatically receive the Configuration Sheet each time the printer is switched on and whether you want to enable the Power Saver Mode The Configuration Sheet menu item options are listed be...

Page 62: ...operator intervention occurs in the printer If a warning condition exists the 4213 may sound only one long beep The chime options apply only to fault conditions The Chime menu item options are listed...

Page 63: ...ed print job The Auto Continue menu item options are listed below as they appear in the message display AUTO CONTINUE DISABLED DISABLED or ENABLED Host Interface Through the Host Interface menu select...

Page 64: ...or your host computer to see if seven bit or eight bit data is used and select the same number of data bits Parity The parity on the printer must match the setting recommended in the user manual for y...

Page 65: ...s in the Metered Data menu are listed below as they appear in the message display METERED DATA DISABLED DISABLED or ENABLED Main Menu map level 1 headings ADJ PAPER SIZE CONFIG SHEET PRINTER LANGUAGE...

Page 66: ...emulation B Changing the host interface setting Note In each of the following examples only one setting is changed in order to demonstrate the procedures for changing a specific default setting When y...

Page 67: ...button until the display reads LJ2D Press the Select button to select LJ2D as the current emulation An asterisk appears next to your selection Press the Menu button until OFF LINE appears in the mess...

Page 68: ...ast Page button until the display reads PARALLEL CENT Press the Select button to select PARALLEL CENT An asterisk appears next to your selection Press the Menu button until OFF LINE appears in the mes...

Page 69: ...menu Press the Test button at the EMULATION heading to display this submenu The XES submenu is made up of top level menu headings and up to two of the associated lower level menu headings and options...

Page 70: ...icates that all choices in the box are accessed with the Last Page button C This symbol indicates the Test B button TRAY 1 TRAY 2 TRAY 1 2 BYPASS US EUROPE PARTIAL 1 FULL 2 FULL 1 FULL LONG 2 FULL LON...

Page 71: ...the options for an emulation first display the emulation heading at the Main Menu step through the options and select the options you want as the defaults for the emulation Then save the emulation co...

Page 72: ...GE C 3 Press the Last Page button The display reads MAIN MENU EMULATION B 4 Press the Test button The display reads EMULATION XES C D 5 If XES is not the currently selected emulation first press the L...

Page 73: ...e Main Menu The printer is in the off line mode The online indicator light is not lit H Use the Online button to exit the menu The printer is in the online mode The online indicator light is lit Note...

Page 74: ...ffect until you place the printer online You must use the SAVE DEFAULTS option to save any changes made to the emulation configuration settings if you wish these settings to be permanent and active ea...

Page 75: ...r of copies for each page printed When you want more than one copy printed use this menu to select the number of copies required This would normally be a temporary change and not saved to memory Note...

Page 76: ...e other paper tray when the first tray is empty The options in the Tray Sequence menu are listed below as they appear on the message display TRAY SEQ TRAY 1 TRAY 1 TRAY 2 HCF TRAY 1 2 HCF TRAY 1 HCF T...

Page 77: ...m long edge of page 2 front and back of the same page to allow for binding a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a...

Page 78: ...Data Encoding The Data Encoding menu item selects the XES data set to match the character codes generated by your host computer If you have no downloaded fonts fonts would be lost with this procedure...

Page 79: ...elect AUTO CR and the printer will insert a carriage return AUTO LF automatically adds a line feed LF character when it receives a carriage return CR character Check the user manual for your applicati...

Page 80: ...ng items in the Page Buffer menu determine if partial or full buffers are used for page assembly PARTIAL Band buffers used in 2 pieces or bands of 32 scan lines alternately built and imaged during pag...

Page 81: ...r requires 1 4 MB of memory Page sizes involve 215 x 315 210 x 330 8 x 13 8 5 x 13 Legal 2 FULL LONG Two full long page buffers guarantee imaging for 2 sided printing because complete assembly of the...

Page 82: ...item allows you to select whether or not the emulation will use default margins or not to have any margins at all If this item is set to DEFAULT the previously defined default margins for the paper si...

Page 83: ...o P Titan12iso P The default font for Europe is Titan12iso P XCP12 5iso L XCP14iso L The default font for U S is XCP14iso L The LJ2D submenu map B C This LJ2D submenu is accessed from the Main Menu Pr...

Page 84: ...H DL C5 C ROMAN 8 ECMA94 PC8 PC8DN PC850 GERMAN SPANISH LEGAL ISO2 ISO4 ISO6 ISO10 ISO11 ISO14 ISO15 ISO16 ISO17 ISO21 ISO25 ISO57 ISO60 ISO61 ISO69 ISO84 ISO85 C 01 512 01 C DISABLED LONG BINDING SHO...

Page 85: ...erview for a diagram showing the location of the control panel buttons Accessing the Main Menu and selecting LJ2D Use the following buttons at the printer control panel H 1 Press the Online button to...

Page 86: ...e the Select button to select a displayed option When an option is selected an asterisk appears next to the option in the display Note The asterisk does not appear when the Select button is used to se...

Page 87: ...n H 5 Press the Online button to put the printer back online The green online indicator light is lit Note Changes to the emulation configuration are not in effect until you place the printer online Yo...

Page 88: ...er back online The green online indicator light is lit Emulation settings for LJ2D The following items in the LJ2D emulation menu may be set permanently or temporarily Number of copies Tray sequence m...

Page 89: ...memory Note The printer does not collate the copies The Number of Copies menu item options are listed below as they appear on the message display COPIES 01 01 to 99 Note Most application software auto...

Page 90: ...equence Mode HCF HCF Tray 1 HCF Tray 2 and HCF Tray 1 2 are not displayed if HCF is not installed as an option 2 Sided Print Mode The 2 Sided Print Mode menu item when enabled allows you to select the...

Page 91: ...Note The first printable data placed on the page determines the page orientation The 2 Sided Print Mode menu item options are listed below as they appear on the message display 2 SIDED DISABLED DISABL...

Page 92: ...correct location on the page If your application software does not allow you to automatically select the standard paper or envelope size you can send a paper size printer command to let the printer kn...

Page 93: ...rientation The Orientation menu item allows you to print lines in portrait vertical or landscape horizontal orientation on the page a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a...

Page 94: ...28 Page Buffers The options in the Page Buffers menu are listed below as they appear on the message display PAGE BUFFERS PARTIAL PARTIAL 1 FULL 2 FULL 1 FULL LONG or 2 FULL LONG Note Buffer overflow i...

Page 95: ...ese PC8DN PC 8 D N ISO17 ISO 17 Spanish PC850 PC 850 ISO21 ISO 21 German GERMAN HP German ISO25 ISO 25 French SPANISH HP Spanish ISO57 ISO 57 Chinese LEGAL Legal ISO60 ISO 60 Norwegian v1 ISO2 ISO 2 I...

Page 96: ...cing the printer in the 2 sided mode for XES C Changing the tray sequencing mode for XES and LJ2D Note In each of the following examples only one setting is changed in order to demonstrate the procedu...

Page 97: ...as the current emulation An asterisk appears next to your selection Press the Online button to put the printer back online LJ2D is the current emulation in place until a command to change emulations...

Page 98: ...isplay reads DISABLED Press the Last Page button until the display reads BOOK BINDING Press the Select button to select 2 sided printing in the book binding orientation Press the Online button to put...

Page 99: ...to display the tray sequencing options The display reads TRAY 1 Press the Last Page button until the display reads TRAY 1 2 Press the Select button to select the option To change the tray sequencing...

Page 100: ...s open door tray empty tray missing and so forth causes an exit from the Test Menu into Off line mode This allows the error messages to be displayed Also the mimic and alarm becomes active The LED ind...

Page 101: ...nline indicator light is not lit B 2 Immediately press and release the Test button to display the first Test Menu item The display reads TEST MENU CONFIG SHEET Selecting Test Menu options 3 Use the fo...

Page 102: ...re described in detail on the following pages Configuration sheet The Configuration Sheet lists all the configuration variables in place for the printer and the current emulation except fonts Refer to...

Page 103: ...then press the Last Page C button to print the remaining page of data The printout always uses a landscape page with the 16 66 pitch XCP14iso L font with the ASCII or EBCDIC symbol set Any control cha...

Page 104: ...oing off line to look at the display message Reset Menu map G When the printer is off line immediately pressing the Reset button displays the 4213 Reset Menu This menu has four options which when sele...

Page 105: ...xt higher menu level D Use the Select button to select the option An asterisk appears next to the heading when the option is selected H Use the Online button to exit the menu The online indicator ligh...

Page 106: ...the printer was shipped D To recall factory defaults press the Select button when the message display reads RESET MENU RECALL FACT DFT Recall User Defaults Selecting this setting returns all configura...

Page 107: ...is online and the yellow warning indicator light is lit pressing the Select button displays the 4213 Consumables Menu This menu displays a message indicating what operator action is required CONSUMABL...

Page 108: ...he Consumables Menu Reorder Cartridges A B or C When this message is displayed one of the consumable cartridges is nearing the end of its service life The cartridges are as follows Cartridge A Print c...

Page 109: ...feeder tray or attachment is out of paper The following feeder trays are Tray 1 Upper paper tray Tray 2 Lower paper tray Feeder High Capacity Feeder optional Bypass Manual Bypass Feeder The message d...

Page 110: ...h capacity feeder but not from the bypass or the MMF Multi media feeder The successful printing of a configuration sheet indicates the printer is properly installed After changing and saving a configu...

Page 111: ...TEST MENU CONFIG SHEET D 3 Press the Select button to print the configuration sheet H 4 After the page is printed press the Online button to put the printer back online The online indicator light is l...

Page 112: ...PRINTING WITH THE 4213 Figure 4 1 Printer configuration sheet for XES emulation XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE 4 3...

Page 113: ...PRINTING WITH THE 4213 Figure 4 2 Printer configuration sheet for LJ2D emulation 4 4 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 114: ...g a job the printer can select from all three paper trays two of the three trays or one tray only You control which of the paper trays will be used and the order in which they will feed paper by choos...

Page 115: ...country listed format margins Allows a choice of default or user selected margins format default Allows a choice of European or U S XES formatter defaults such as letter size and margins LJ2D items Th...

Page 116: ...enabled if the emulation calls for it each individual print job is staggered offset from the last job as it is stacked in the output tray This feature separates the individual print jobs in the output...

Page 117: ...font status sheet The font status sheet gives a listing of all the available fonts for a selected emulation There is a minimum of eight sheets of font list printed but a single sheet sample is shown i...

Page 118: ...inch iso Represents the International Standards Organisation ISO encoding scheme P Represents print orientation P Portrait L Landscape Note Printer commands are case sensitive Upper case and lower ca...

Page 119: ...PRINTING WITH THE 4213 Figure 4 3 XES Font Status Sheet 4 10 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 120: ...able for use with the emulation The font number is assigned by the printer to each font set A font is selected through the menu by its unique font number Fonts are grouped on the status sheet accordin...

Page 121: ...Choose among light medium and bold Name of typeface Refer to table 4 1 for a list of typeface names Default orientation Port means portrait Land refers to landscape Print Sample and Escape Sequence A...

Page 122: ...PRINTING WITH THE 4213 Figure 4 4 LJ2D Font Status Sheet XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE 4 13...

Page 123: ...oper Black Line Printer Swiss Broadway Prestige Elite Dutch Bauer Bodini OCR A Letter Gothic University Roman OCR B Line Draw Tax LDraw Modern Pica Bar 3 of 9 EAN UPC Script Elite Century Schoolbook P...

Page 124: ...CMA 94 PC 8 ISO 21 German ISO 11 Swedish Names PC 8 D N Greek 8 HP Spanish PC 850 ISO 15 Italian ISO 17 Spanish Pi Font ISO 14 JIS ASCII ISO 10 Swedish Finnish Bar Code 39 ISO 57 Chinese ISO 16 Portug...

Page 125: ...ault landscape tabs The default font is automatically assigned using the following priority Use default font on the left font cartridge if one is defined Use default font on the right font cartridge i...

Page 126: ...e supports Use the Font Status Sheet to identify the number of the font you wish to select as the default font Note The font numbers are assigned by the printer These font numbers may change each time...

Page 127: ...each time the emulation is currently in use Font characteristics Fonts are made up of the following eight characteristics Orientation Orientation refers to the direction of print on a page The 4213 ca...

Page 128: ...e For example a font with a pitch setting of 10 prints 10 characters for every horizontal inch of the page Fonts with proportional spacing do not specify pitch Point size Points are units of measureme...

Page 129: ...er The configuration sheet lists the amount of system memory available To print in another emulation refer to chapter 3 Using the 4213 menus Send a job from your host computer to be printed Refer to t...

Page 130: ...EMULATION XES OR EMULATION LJ2D Press the Test B button to display the emulation options then press the Last Page C button until XES DUPLEX or LJ2D DUPLEX appears Next press the Test B button till DUP...

Page 131: ...right side up with the top of the label inserted first Letterhead and preprinted paper are loaded face up with the top of the preprinted page inserted first Nonstandard sized paper must be fed into th...

Page 132: ...isplay emulation selections then press the Last Page Right Arrow button until you see XES or LJ2D TRAY SEQ MODE Next press the Test B button once then the Last Page C until the display reads TRAY SEQ...

Page 133: ...8 5 x 14 B4 257 x 364 mm 10 12 x 14 33 To set the bypass tray paper size at the Main Menu make sure the 4213 is off line and the MAIN MENU is displayed Press the Last Page C button until MAIN MENU ADJ...

Page 134: ...ER TO BYPASS Note A paper jam can occur if paper or an envelope is fed into the bypass slot before this message appears Paper jams and other errors are accompanied with a chime sound Feeding paper thr...

Page 135: ...anted at an angle Maintain pressure against the paper until it moves then release it The paper is automatically drawn into the printer when it is ready to print If your manual feed print job is comple...

Page 136: ...It is important to carefully follow the manual feeding procedures to reduce the risk of paper handling problems such as paper jams and skewed images Paper jams are usually the result of early feeds Ea...

Page 137: ...landscape orientation The address is placed on the envelope according to the size of the envelope being fed Envelopes are printed using the bypass tray Refer to Selecting the bypass tray at the printe...

Page 138: ...to designate the envelope size follow these procedures to select the envelope size and landscape print orientation at the LJ2D menu 1 select envelope size 2 Select landscape orientation If you need to...

Page 139: ...online Using the bypass tray for envelopes Standard envelopes are printed one at a time using the bypass tray When you send an address to the printer and BYPASS has been selected as the paper source...

Page 140: ...feed guide If the envelope flap is on the short edge of the envelope place the closed fold against the feed rolls to be fed in first Refer to figure 4 5 for a diagram showing envelope alignment Figure...

Page 141: ...uctions when feeding subsequent envelopes through the bypass slot 4 Watch for the add paper message and listen for the chime The message and chime tone indicate that the printer is ready to accept the...

Page 142: ...t settings back to the user defaults Printing with transparencies Only paper backed top bonded transparencies should be used with the 4213 printer Refer to chapter 7 Supplies ordering information for...

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Page 144: ...oad paper correctly to avoid paper jams and poor print quality The 4213 laser printer uses plain paper in weights of 60 to 90 gsm international 16 to 24 pounds The 80 gsm 20 pound paper is recommended...

Page 145: ...r must be fed into the printer using the bypass tray slot Refer to the Printing from the bypass tray section in chapter 4 Label restrictions Labels must be arranged on the backing material with no spa...

Page 146: ...ements Labels that cover the entire backing sheet a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a...

Page 147: ...storage rolls Xerox brand papers have an arrow printed on the end of the ream wrapper This arrow points in the opposite direction of the curl For example in the 4213 laser printer which requires the c...

Page 148: ...ter is not in use When the printer is in use only the inactive paper tray may be loaded Paper may be loaded or changed when the 4213 laser printer is not printing or when a Tray Empty message displays...

Page 149: ...splayed when the Consumables Menu is accessed ADD PAPER TO TRAY 1 0701 ADD PAPER TO TRAY 2 0702 The following steps are instructions you take to load paper Caution Avoid loading the following paper in...

Page 150: ...er 3 Push down on the metal plate until it clicks into place 4 Gently tap the stack of paper on a firm surface to align the edges of the sheets Up to 250 sheets of 80 gsm or 20 lb paper may be loaded...

Page 151: ...lot Make sure the end of the paper tray with the snubbers go in first Push it gently into position until it clicks into place Note Make sure to press the Last Page Right Arrow button to return to the...

Page 152: ...special handling when feeding them through the bypass tray slot Predrilled paper is loaded into the feed slot with the holes next to the left side of the tray as it is inserted Labels are loaded into...

Page 153: ...pes should be stored in a sealed plastic bag Failure to do so may cause excessive print quality and jam problems Clearing a paper jam and resuming the job Although the subsequent pages provide you wit...

Page 154: ...jam is located Table 5 2 Paper jam error code and location diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 0820 Between the bypass slot and the right cover area Remove any jammed paper in the machine by fo...

Page 155: ...e surface of the print cartridge Damage to the blue surface can cause print defects 3 Close the top cover by pushing it down firmly until it latches into place and is flush with the cover 4 If you can...

Page 156: ...and location diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 0821 Between the upper paper tray and the right cover area Remove any jammed paper in the machine by following the steps below 1 Lift slightly an...

Page 157: ...aper left in the upper paper tray slot by pulling it gently out of the printer from the side 3 Replace the upper paper tray in the printer 4 Lift the access handle and pull down the right cover 5 14 X...

Page 158: ...ea by gently pulling it out in the direction of the arrow 6 Close the right cover CLEAR PAPER PATH 0822 Table 5 4 lists the paper jam error code which appears in the message display and a diagram show...

Page 159: ...wer paper tray and the right cover area Remove any jammed paper in the machine by following the steps below 1 Lift slightly and remove the lower paper tray Make sure that the paper is seated correctly...

Page 160: ...aper left in the lower paper tray slot by pulling it gently out of the printer from the side 3 Replace the lower paper tray in the printer 4 Lift the access handle and pull down the right cover XEROX...

Page 161: ...pulling it out in the direction of the arrow 6 Close the right cover CLEAR PAPER PATH 0823 Refer to table 5 2 to correct this paper jam error code Error code 0823 does not occur unless you have the op...

Page 162: ...er jam error code and location diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 0824 Upper paper tray Remove any jammed paper in the machine by following the steps below 1 Lift slightly and remove the upper...

Page 163: ...t in the upper paper tray slot by pulling it gently out of the printer from the side Also open the right access door and remove any paper found in that area 3 Replace the upper paper tray in the print...

Page 164: ...cation diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 0826 CLEAR PAPER PATH 0827 Between the left cover area and the upper paper tray Remove any jammed paper in the machine by following the steps below 1 L...

Page 165: ...ter from the side 3 Replace the upper paper tray in the printer 4 Lift the access handle to lower the left cover Note Be careful when removing the paper from this area because loose toner can contamin...

Page 166: ...rom the front WARNING Do not touch the high temperature areas in the left cover area If paper is caught or wrapped around the heat roller do not try to remove it Call for service 7 Lower the refeed ba...

Page 167: ...he paper jam error code which appears in the message display and a diagram showing where the jam is located Table 5 7 Paper jam error code and location diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 0830 B...

Page 168: ...e shiny blue surface of the print cartridge 2 Remove any paper jammed in the printer by pulling it gently upwards and towards the rear of the printer opposite the paper flow Caution Avoid touching the...

Page 169: ...ft the access handle and pull down the right cover 5 Remove any paper visible in the paper transport area by gently pulling it out in the direction of the arrow 6 Close the right cover 5 26 XEROX 4213...

Page 170: ...tion diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 0831 Between the upper paper tray and the fuser area I Remove any jammed paper in the machine by following the steps below 1 Open the top cover by liftin...

Page 171: ...of the print cartridge Damage to the blue surface can cause print defects 3 Close the top cover by pushing it down firmly until it latches into place and is flush with the cover 4 Lift slightly and r...

Page 172: ...aper left in the upper paper tray slot by pulling it gently out of the printer from the side 6 Replace the upper paper tray in the printer 7 Lift the access handle and pull down the right cover XEROX...

Page 173: ...CARE AND MAINTENANCE 8 Remove any paper visible in the right cover area by gently pulling it out in the direction of the arrow 9 Close the right cover 5 30 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 174: ...ation diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 0832 Between the lower paper tray and the fuser area Remove any jammed paper in the machine by following the steps below 1 Open the top cover by lifting...

Page 175: ...of the print cartridge Damage to the blue surface can cause print defects 3 Close the top cover by pushing it down firmly until it latches into place and is flush with the cover 4 Lift slightly and r...

Page 176: ...aper left in the lower paper tray slot by pulling it gently out of the printer from the side 6 Replace the lower paper tray in the printer 7 Lift the access handle and pull down the right cover XEROX...

Page 177: ...pulling it out in the direction of the arrow 9 Close the right cover CLEAR PAPER PATH 0833 Refer to table 5 7 to correct this paper jam error code Error code 0833 does not occur unless you have the op...

Page 178: ...s and location diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 1020 CLEAR PAPER PATH 1021 CLEAR PAPER PATH 1022 CLEAR PAPER PATH 1023 CLEAR PAPER PATH 1024 Between the fuser area and the left cover area Rem...

Page 179: ...cartridge Damage to the blue surface can cause print defects 3 Close the top cover by pushing it down firmly until it latches into place and is flush with the cover 4 Lift the access handle to lower t...

Page 180: ...rom the side WARNING Do not touch the high temperature areas in the left cover area If paper is caught or wrapped around the heat roller do not try to remove it Call for service 7 Lower the refeed baf...

Page 181: ...error codes which appear in the message display and a diagram showing where the jam is located Table 5 11 Paper jam error codes and location diagram Message Location CLEAR PAPER PATH 1025 CLEAR PAPER...

Page 182: ...contaminate the fusser If this happens spots will appear on subsequent prints 2 Grasp the handle of the re feed baffle and raise it 3 Remove any paper jammed in the printer by gently pulling it out f...

Page 183: ...ution Failure to lower the refeed baffle before closing the left cover will cause a paper jam 5 Close the left cover Note The top cover of the 4213 must be opened and then closed to clear the PAPER JA...

Page 184: ...y and shows the location of the print cartridge in the printer You must replace the print cartridge before the printer will resume operation When the fault indicator light is lit and the message is di...

Page 185: ...tron Perform the following general procedure for cleaning the corotron before you replace the print cartridge The replacement print cartridge box contains a corotron cleaning kit This kit consists of...

Page 186: ...the top cover by lifting the top cover access handle Caution Do not leave the top cover open for more than ten minutes or the light will damage the print cartridge 2 Grasp both green ends of the corot...

Page 187: ...the corotron wire Make one or two passes with the swab over the wire moving around the diagonally wrapped wires as you proceed along the corotron wire This slender wire which is recessed slightly run...

Page 188: ...op cover by lifting the top cover access handle Caution Do not leave the top cover open for more than ten minutes or the light will damage the print cartridge 9 Hold the corotron assembly with the lig...

Page 189: ...d down with the pressure If this motion does not occur lift up the corotron and reseat it correctly 11 Close the top cover by pushing it down until it latches into place This completes the corotron cl...

Page 190: ...Grasp the green handle of the old print cartridge and slide it out about one third of the way Hold it with both hands and remove it from the printer Caution Avoid touching the shiny blue surface of th...

Page 191: ...print cartridge Damage to the blue surface can cause print defects 5 Remove the protective sheet and drier Caution Be careful not to get fingerprints or scratches on the surface of the blue print drum...

Page 192: ...l it latches into place and is flush with the cover This completes the print cartridge replacement procedure Next you will change the fuser wick Task 3 Replacing the fuser wick A new fuser wick must b...

Page 193: ...t cover 2 Grasp the old fuser wick by its handle Pull firmly by the handle and remove the fuser wick WARNING The fuser wick area can be very hot 3 Discard the used fuser wick 4 Unpack the new fuser wi...

Page 194: ...ws pointing towards the printer 6 Install the fuser wick Align the holes in the fuser wick with the tabs in the printer The fuser wick should snap firmly into place 7 Close the left cover You have now...

Page 195: ...or loss of image before you reach the additional 2100 prints Note Keep a spare toner cartridge in stock so you are prepared when the present toner cartridge needs replacement Toner cartridge replaceme...

Page 196: ...ot leave the top cover open for more than ten minutes or the light will damage the print cartridge 2 Take the new toner cartridge cartridge B from the box and remove the protective bag Save this bag 3...

Page 197: ...disposal bag 6 Place the wrapped used toner cartridge in the box which held the new cartridge Dispose of in accordance with federal state and local regulations Caution Incinerate only in a closed cont...

Page 198: ...w toner cartridge horizontal with the slot of the developer cartridge in the top cover 9 Slide the cartridge into the slot and at the same time carefully remove the protective strip sealing the cartri...

Page 199: ...the end of its service life the warning indicator light is lit and the following message is displayed when the Consumables Menu is accessed REORDER CARTRIDGE C0911 You can still make up to 3000 prints...

Page 200: ...5 14 lists the cartridge replacement message which appears in the message display and shows the location of the developer cartridge in the printer Table 5 14 Cartridge replacement message and cartridg...

Page 201: ...idge C and toner cartridge B from the box 2 Remove the protective wrap from the developer cartridge 3 Gently remove the protective strip sealing the cartridge Caution Failure to remove the protective...

Page 202: ...print defects 4 Open the top cover by lifting the top cover access handle Caution Do not leave the top cover open for more than ten minutes or the light will damage the print cartridge 5 Squeeze the l...

Page 203: ...nd recycle or dispose of according to local regulations Caution Do not burn the old developer cartridge 8 Line up the new developer cartridge with the cavity in the top cover so that the tongue along...

Page 204: ...ge 10 Hold the new toner cartridge horizontally and shake it sideways and backwards vigorously to loosen and distribute the toner 11 Hold the new toner cartridge horizontal with the slot of the develo...

Page 205: ...rip sealing the cartridge Make sure the cartridge is fully seated Caution Failure to remove the protective strip will result in blank prints and may damage the printer 13 Close the top cover by pushin...

Page 206: ...increased or decreased when temperature and or humidity have changed dramatically The print density may be made darker or lighter by performing the following procedure 1 Open the top cover by lifting...

Page 207: ...ower to the printer should be off before cleaning the printer The power switch should be in the O position Use a soft dry cloth to remove dust and dirt on the outer surface of the printer If dirt is h...

Page 208: ...oration in print quality Paper transport problems Printer operation problems Deterioration in print quality Table 6 1 shows in detail the problems of deterioration in print quality and provides the po...

Page 209: ...cal Rank Xerox service representative Blank prints Is the amount of the remaining toner sufficient No Replace the toner cartridge Yes Call your local Rank Xerox service representative Was the Develope...

Page 210: ...ge at left or right edges of a 1 sided print Are you losing image at left or right edges of a 2 sided print Yes If image loss is no more than 2 5 mm on either side of a 1 sided print the printer is wo...

Page 211: ...the paper damp dusty dirty or damaged Yes Use paper from a new package Always use high quality paper Is paper in the tray creased or wrinkled Yes Remove the creased or wrinkled paper or use paper from...

Page 212: ...magnet match the menu selection No Match the type magnet position and the menu selection Character line limit You may lose text if you exceed 300 characters or character like functions such as backsp...

Page 213: ...alled No Install the paper tray correctly Are paper fragments or foreign objects left inside printer Yes Open the top cover and doors remove fragments or foreign objects Is paper in paper tray of the...

Page 214: ...at the paper is under the paper snubbers Is paper in the tray above the black max fill line Yes Remove excess paper In 2 sided mode paper stacks poorly and has excessive paper curl Is the paper 60 gsm...

Page 215: ...ay back into tray Did one of the following jam codes recur 0821 0822 0831 0832 1021 1022 1026 Yes Remove paper trays and check for paper clips and or staples attached to the small square brown magnets...

Page 216: ...when there are problems with the operation of the printer Note When attempting to find a solution to a problem with the operation of the printer ensure to go through each of the check points listed fo...

Page 217: ...your local Rank Xerox service representative Is the power cord correctly plugged into the AC outlet No Connect the power cord to the AC outlet on the printer Is the top cover or any door open Yes Clo...

Page 218: ...ration sheet Can you print a configuration sheet No Go to step 7 Yes Go to step 4 4 Review the configuration sheet Make sure the system configuration and the emulations are correctly set Is the config...

Page 219: ...ails 10 0401 Main motor fails 11 0600 Start of scan late 12 0601 Start of scan fails 13 0700 No paper in bypass transport 14 0701 No paper in tray 1 15 0702 No paper in tray 2 16 0703 No paper in HCF...

Page 220: ...ng 37 0912 Developer CRU end of life 38 0913 Developer CRU wrong type 39 0914 Developer CRU missing or write fail 40 0921 Toner CRU warning 41 0922 Toner CRU end of life 42 0923 Toner CRU wrong type 4...

Page 221: ...en DTR went true 65 1408 Unable to establish host connection 115 1459 Option comms error 50 116 1500 Replace cart 1 2 117 1502 Replace mem board 118 1503 Replace mem board 119 1508 Bad co processor 12...

Page 222: ...13 laser printer PostScript option Memory upgrade kits Additional paper tray Adjustable paper tray High capacity feeder Multi media feeder Coax Twinax option Downloadable fonts The 4213 the LJ2D and t...

Page 223: ...mory for printing your jobs If too many fonts are downloaded at the same time the printer deletes some downloaded fonts in order to continue printing If after downloading fonts you switch to another e...

Page 224: ...re the cartridge is fully seated Caution Do not use excessive force when inserting the font cartridge into the printer or you may damage the font cartridge or the printer connector To confirm proper i...

Page 225: ...Printing of full page graphics may be limited by the ability of the host computer to send the full graphic The 13 page per minute rate of speed for 1 sided printing may be affected if your host comput...

Page 226: ...R01059 Adjustable width range length range 182 to 254 mm 216 to 356 mm 9R1062 Options For more information on the options listed below contact your local Rank Xerox representative Table 7 4 Options li...

Page 227: ...owing pages list Rank Xerox supplies for the 4213 laser printer Be certain that the supplies ordered for and used in the 4213 laser printer are manufactured for it Table 7 3 Supplies list Item Part nu...

Page 228: ...PostScript emulation with coprocessor A SIMM kit A Multi media feeder This appendix explains the functionality of these options and how they are used Options chosen at the control panel take effect w...

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Page 230: ...y Feeder HCF A2 1 Check your box contents A2 2 Space requirements A2 3 Installation A2 4 Loading the HCF with paper A2 11 Handling of special papers in the high capacity feeder A2 14 How to select the...

Page 231: ...and the IBM Main Menus A3 18 The Main Menu Map A3 19 Coax Twinax option modes of operation A3 20 The ISO6937 mode A3 20 The EBCDIC SNA and EBCDIC DSC modes A3 20 4045 model 20 compatibility A3 21 Sett...

Page 232: ...ng different options under the IBM Main Menu for Coax A3 42 Using IBM Coax Utility Menus A3 43 Printing a Coax configuration sheet A3 43 Reading the Coax configuration sheet A3 47 Printing the current...

Page 233: ...in Menu for Twinax A3 67 Using IBM Twinax Utility Menus A3 69 Printing a Twinax configuration sheet A3 69 Reading the Twinax configuration sheet A3 70 Printing the currently selected translate tables...

Page 234: ...the work A4 13 Menu map of the 4213 PostScript submenu A4 14 The PostScript submenu A4 14 PostScript configuration A4 16 Emulation settings for PostScript A4 16 PostScript items A4 17 2 sided print mo...

Page 235: ...lation procedures A5 3 System controller board removal A5 3 SIMM board installation A5 4 Install additional options A5 8 System controller board reinstallation A5 8 SIMM board removal and replacement...

Page 236: ...rce A6 9 Handling special papers in the Multi Media Feeder A6 12 Handling envelopes in the Multi Media Feeder A6 13 Correcting a shutdown condition caused by the Multi Media Feeder A6 14 Special consi...

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Page 238: ...Replace this sheet with the following tab Adjustable tray...

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Page 240: ...trol panel to identify the paper size Adjustable tray The adjustable paper tray is available as an option for use with the 4213 laser printer The adjustable tray can hold up to 220 sheets of 80 gsm pa...

Page 241: ...enu each time Notes There is a clear guide on the pop up bottom of the adjustable paper tray Do not remove this guide It is strongly recommended you set the correct paper size in the adjustable tray m...

Page 242: ...maintenance 1 Flip back the paper tray cover 2 Squeeze the two release latches One is located at the outside edge of the adjustable side guide and the other is located on the inside floor of the tray...

Page 243: ...adjustable paper tray Up to 220 sheets of 20 lb or 80 gsm paper may be loaded at one time Special papers should be fanned prior to loading 5 Load paper into the tray curl side up to help prevent jamm...

Page 244: ...r is located on the inside floor of the the tray Slide both guides until they come in contact with the paper Marks of paper length and width are on the inside floor of the tray Your guide settings sho...

Page 245: ...an avoid using UI keystrokes by designating A as one size of paper or cassette and B referring to another paper size or cassette You can make your selection by either moving the magnet position thus a...

Page 246: ...he page size or sizes for your adjustable tray H 1 Press the Online button to take the printer off line The green online indicator light is not lit A 2 Press the Menu button to access the Main Menu Th...

Page 247: ...lect button to select that size An asterisk appears next to your selection H 8 Press the Online button to put the printer back online The green online indicator light is lit Table A1 1 Page size reque...

Page 248: ...printer off line The green online indicator light is not lit G 2 Press the Reset button to access the Reset Menu The display reads RESET MENU EMULATION RESET C 3 Press the Last Page button until the...

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Page 250: ...Replace this sheet with the following tab High capacity feeder...

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Page 252: ...213 laser printer The HCF addresses the need for an increased paper supply without requiring additional software or printer cable modifications The HCF is available in A4 210 by 297 mm paper size The...

Page 253: ...items have been included in your HCF kit Mounting bracket attached to the HCF Screwdriver 4213 HCF Installation Card With these items and this User Guide you are now prepared to install your HCF Note...

Page 254: ...a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a...

Page 255: ...stall the HCF on your 4213 laser printer 1 Switch the printer off The power switch should be in the O position 2 Grasp the the side brackets which hold the manual bypass tray to the printer Spread the...

Page 256: ...CAPACITY FEEDER 3 Remove the manual bypass tray 4 Use the screwdriver to remove the two cover screws on either side of the manual bypass slot Keep the screws handy XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 257: ...the HCF 6 Secure the mounting bracket to the printer pin side up using the two screws just removed from the printer 7 Lift the HCF and align the holes on the mounting bracket on the HCF with the pins...

Page 258: ...HIGH CAPACITY FEEDER 8 Remove the tape which holds the elevator door in place Lower the elevator door XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A2 7...

Page 259: ...HIGH CAPACITY FEEDER 9 Remove the wooden shipping block inside the elevator door 10 Discard the shipping block A2 8 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 260: ...HIGH CAPACITY FEEDER 11 Raise the elevator door 12 Plug the interface cable into the printer XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A2 9...

Page 261: ...sition Note If fault code 707 is displayed check that the interface cable is fully seated in the printer connector 14 The elevator automatically descends Wait until it stops before you lower the eleva...

Page 262: ...uld be loaded curl side down This is opposite from the way paper is loaded in the paper trays Paper fed from the tray is inverted before printing whereas paper fed from the HCF is not Refer to chapter...

Page 263: ...ed Make sure paper is fully forward in the tray and lead edge corners are below the paper snubbers 5 Raise the elevator door Failure to completely close the elevator door will cause a paper jam code 0...

Page 264: ...HIGH CAPACITY FEEDER 6 The elevator ascends automatically 7 When the elevator stops the HCF is ready to be used as the paper source for your print job XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A2 13...

Page 265: ...reprinted paper Handling of special papers in the high capacity feeder The following paper requires special handling Predrilled paper is loaded with the holes next to the left wall of the HCF opposite...

Page 266: ...n Menu The display reads MAIN MENU PRINTER LANGUAGE C 3 Press the Last Page button until the display reads MAIN MENU EMULATION B 4 Press the Test button to display the available emulation headings The...

Page 267: ...to use An asterisk appears next to your selection Note To set a tray sequence for another emulation A Press the Menu button to return to the emulation menu heading The display reads EMULATION XES oth...

Page 268: ...tton to take the printer off line The green online indicator light is not lit G 2 Press the Reset button to access the Reset Menu The display reads RESET MENU EMULATION RESET C 3 Press the Last Page b...

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Page 270: ...Replace this sheet with the following tab IBM Coax Twinax option...

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Page 272: ...r interface kit provides a low cost mechanism for attaching the 4213 laser printer to the IBM environment This interface kit is comprised of the following components IBM mini mainframe Printed Wiring...

Page 273: ...with the XCTO provides emulations of several IBM printers providing support for the vast majority of data processing and office automation applications running on IBM mini and mainframe computers You...

Page 274: ...17 3 4 6 8 User selectable with 61 standard fonts 4245 D12 D20 Band printer Up to 2000 lpm 10 3 4 6 8 Depends on band mounted 48 142 characters 6262 D12 D14 Band printer Up to 1400 lpm 10 3 4 6 8 Dep...

Page 275: ...0 240 lpm 10 15 3 4 6 8 Various with 96 and 188 characters 5225 1 2 Dot matrix 90 400 lpm 10 15 3 4 6 8 Various with 96 and 188 characters 5256 1 3 Dot matrix Up to 120 cps 10 6 8 Various with 96 128...

Page 276: ...d Alternate Character Contents of the Coax kit The kit contains a Printed Wiring Board Assembly PWBA a code cartridge and a screwdriver Refer to figure A3 1 Note In these instructions a PWBA is referr...

Page 277: ...The other package contains an adapter cable which is required for a Twinax installation Refer to figure A3 2 Note In these instructions a PWBA is referred to as a board for example system controller b...

Page 278: ...for you If you choose to install this option yourself refer to the following instructions Perform the following steps before beginning the Coax Twinax board installation procedures Refer to figure A3...

Page 279: ...of the Coax Twinax board and reinstallation of the system controller board System controller board removal 1 Locate the two thumb screws on the system controller access cover plate Refer to figure A3...

Page 280: ...e clip to disconnect the cable connector from the system controller board at J7 5 Disconnect the cable connector from the system controller board at J2 Note If the connection is very tight snug or stu...

Page 281: ...ON Figure A3 5 Remove the OPTIONAL I O plate 1 Screws removed with screwdriver 2 OPTIONAL I O plate Refer to figure A3 6 for steps 8 and 9 For steps 10 and 11 refer to figure A3 7 A3 10 XEROX 4213 LAS...

Page 282: ...stallation Figure A3 6 Coax Twinax board 1 Connector 2 Coax Twinax board 8 Remove the Coax Twinax board from its packaging if you have not already done so 9 Locate the connector on the Coax Twinax boa...

Page 283: ...2 Coax Twinax board 10 Align the connector of the Coax Twinax board with the connector on the system controller board at J6 11 Press down on the Coax Twinax board at the corners on either side of the...

Page 284: ...x Twinax board 12 Reinstall the screws saved from step 7 to attach the Coax Twinax board to the system controller access cover plate Note After the installation of the Coax Twinax board the OPTIONAL I...

Page 285: ...nsert the code cartridge 1 Code cartridge 2 Right hand cartridge slot Install additional options If you purchased additional options for your printer you can install them at this time while the system...

Page 286: ...the removal process in steps 1 to 6 Caution Cable connectors may interfere with reinstallation of the system controller board therefore route them carefully Installation of adapter cable Twinax only 1...

Page 287: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 10 Connect the Twinax adapter cable 1 Adapter cable 2 D shell connector A3 16 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 288: ...sitions Up Terminate line Down Non terminate line Note If you are working in the Coax environment it is recommended that you leave the termination switch in the up or terminate line position Figure A3...

Page 289: ...e Test button to move to the next lower menu level This move is illustrated on the maps by a down arrow C Use the Last Page button to move the display to the right to display the menu options headings...

Page 290: ...X TWIN AX CENT DPROD MAIN MENU PRINTER ADJ PAPER CHIME OUTPUT HOST LANGUAGE SIZE CONFIG OFFSET AUTO INTERFACE EMULATION SHEET CONTINUE IBM MAIN MENU XES LJ2D FONT DATA LINE LANGUAGE SELECT ENCODING EN...

Page 291: ...ta onto the 4213 To operate in this mode ISO6937 must be selected at the control panel Note The language table selection required to make sure that the correct national character mapping is used must...

Page 292: ...r However in order to guarantee compatibility with the 4045 model 20 and host mainframe packages which expect the 4213 to be operating in the EBCDIC mode the appropriate EBCDIC setting must be used Se...

Page 293: ...ress the Test button to display the available emulation headings The display reads EMULATION XES D 6 Press the Select button to select the XES emulation An asterisk appears next to your selection B 7...

Page 294: ...Page button until the display reads XES DATA ENCODING B 13 Press the Test button to display the currently selected data encoding option The display reads DATA ENCODING ASCII C 14 For normal operation...

Page 295: ...ONE C If the display does not read as indicated in procedural step number 18 press the Last Page button until the display reads LINE ENDING NONE D 19 Press the Select button to select line ending opti...

Page 296: ...The display reads EMULATION XES A 26 Press and release the Menu button to display the Main Menu option The display reads MAIN MENU EMULATION H 27 Press the Online button to place the printer online Th...

Page 297: ...factory defaults to meet your particular needs Defaults are the settings in effect each time the system is switched on The menu is accessed from the printer control panel By configuring the interface...

Page 298: ...oax Notes When using the Xerox 4045 model 20 emulation or sending files with XES commands it is recommended that AUTO NEW PAGE and AUTO NEW LINE be set to disabled and SUPPRESS CR SP be set to enabled...

Page 299: ...AGE SPACING FF AUTO AUTO IRQ SUPPRESS SUP AUTO TRAY 1 TRAY 2 HCF TRAY MARGIN MARGIN LENGTH WIDTH USAGE NEW PAGE NEW LINE TIME CR SP PRESS PAGE ORIENT ORIENT ORIENT OUT EOL SPS ORIENT 6 8 10 12 15 17 0...

Page 300: ...have the same effect as pressing buttons on the front panel of an IBM printer The menu provides you with a selection of responses that equal these buttons IBM BUTTONS NONE NONE CANCEL PA1 or PA2 Coax...

Page 301: ...he first line of print is placed This distance is measured in units of 1 100 inch TOP MARGIN 000 000 999 Note This option is not available when the 4045 model 20 printer emulation is selected Left Bin...

Page 302: ...but can be overridden by the IBM Set Vertical Format command when operating in the SCS mode FF USAGE DISABLED DISABLED or ENABLED Note This option is not available when the 4045 model 20 printer emul...

Page 303: ...tes When this option is set to zero no IRQ response will be sent to the host IRQ TIMEOUT 01 00 99 Suppress Carriage Return Space This menu option determines whether or not to suppress Carriage Return...

Page 304: ...milar to that used by the IBM 3812 3816 AUTO PAGE ORIENT ENABLED ENABLED or DISABLED Note This option is not available when the 4045 model 20 printer emulation is selected Tray 1 orientation This menu...

Page 305: ...function If this option is disabled no Form Feed occurs If this option is enabled the printer performs an automatic Form Feed unless a Form Feed was the last command The new print position is position...

Page 306: ...ed The new print position starts one line down at the first print position CR AT MPP 1 ENABLED ENABLED or DISABLED New Line at Maximum Print Position 1 This option determines how far down the page the...

Page 307: ...ed it automatically adds a New Line function to a Form Feed command at the end of the print data In this case the new print position is position 1 on the second line of the next page FF AT BUFFER END...

Page 308: ...20 printer emulation is selected Language This menu option lets you use the control panel to select the default language of the printed output provided the XES emulation is set up for ISO6937 data en...

Page 309: ...rint Table menu option allows you to print the currently selected custom translation tables currently active EBCDIC ISO tables that are set using the Special Features function This menu option also pr...

Page 310: ...option lets you select the printer types available that you need to emulate PRINTER TYPE IBM 3812 3816 IBM 3812 3816 IBM 4245 IBM 6262 XRX 4045 20 IBM 3262 IBM 3268 or IBM 3287 Note Changes to IBM COM...

Page 311: ...line indicator light is not lit A 2 Immediately press and release the Menu button to display the first Main Menu heading in the top level menu The display reads MAIN MENU PRINTER LANGUAGE C 3 Press th...

Page 312: ...played number C Last Page moves to the next numeric position in the four digit password D 11 When the password entry is completed press the Select button The display should read IBM COMMS COAX C 12 If...

Page 313: ...When you display the last heading option available for the menu item pressing this button again will wrap around to display the first heading option in the list D Use the Select button before you init...

Page 314: ...ly saved them using the Saving user defaults option Again you must use the SAVE DEFAULTS option to save any changes made to the printer configuration settings if you wish these settings to be permanen...

Page 315: ...terface headings The display reads HOST INTERFACE IBM COAX TWINAX D 5 Press the Select button to select the option Coax Twinax B 6 Press the Test button to display the IBM Main Menu headings The displ...

Page 316: ...G ENABLED D 11 Press the Select button to enable printing of the configuration sheet H 12 Press the Online button to put the printer back online The green online indicator light is lit A Coax configur...

Page 317: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 13 Coax configuration sheet A3 46 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 318: ...The default font selected by the GFID algorithm is bolded Review the information listed on the configuration sheet to determine if the current settings are satisfactory Notes The font information doe...

Page 319: ...BLE B 10 Press the Test button to display the available print table options The display reads PRINT TABLE DISABLED C 11 Press the Last Page button The display reads PRINT TABLE ENABLED D 12 Press the...

Page 320: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 14 Coax ISO Translate Table XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A3 49...

Page 321: ...XEROX COAX TWIN AXOPTION Figure A3 15 Coax APL Translate Table A3 50 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 322: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 16 Coax OCR Translate Table XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A3 51...

Page 323: ...a diagnostics tool similar to the printer data monitor Like the printer data monitor it also prints the hexadecimal value of the data received but it prints exactly what the host transmits to the buf...

Page 324: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 17 PCIA dump feature XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A3 53...

Page 325: ...n who is not trained to decode the printout this sophisticated tool is meaningless However if you are having a problem contact the Xerox support personnel Follow steps 1 through 8 for Printing a Coax...

Page 326: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 18 HEX dump feature XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A3 55...

Page 327: ...Press the Last Page button until the display reads IBM UTILITIES DATA MONITOR B 10 Press the Test button to display the available data monitoring options The display reads DATA MONITOR PCIA DUMP or DA...

Page 328: ...e factory defaults to meet your particular needs Defaults are the settings in effect each time the system is switched on The menu is accessed from the printer control panel By configuring the interfac...

Page 329: ...of menu headings and options Refer to figure A3 19 for a detailed IBM Main Menu map for Twinax Notes When sending files with XES commands it is recommended that AUTO NEW PAGE and AUTO NEW LINE be set...

Page 330: ...ANK XEROX FULL FEATURES PASSWORD PROTECTED TWINAX COAX PRINT CONFIG PRINT TABLE DATA MONITOR PRINTER TYPE 000 999 def 000 unit 1 100 000 999 def 000 unit 1 100 001 255 def 066 unit lines 001 255 def 1...

Page 331: ...ide responses to the 4213 which would have the same effect as pressing buttons on the front panel of an IBM printer The menu provides you with a selection of two responses that equal these buttons IBM...

Page 332: ...ion determines how far from the left edge of the page the first print column is placed This distance is measured in units of 1 100 inch LEFT MARGIN 000 000 999 Page Length This menu option selects the...

Page 333: ...ine occurs automatically if any text is found beyond the Maximum Print Position When the option is disabled text beyond the Maximum Print Position is lost AUTO NEW LINE ENABLED ENABLED or DISABLED Aut...

Page 334: ...NISH NORWEGN US ENGLISH UK ENGLISH GERMAN AUSTRIAN BELGIAN BRAZILIAN FRENCH CANADIAN FINNISH SWEDISH or FRENCH Note Refer to the Xerox Coax Twinax XCTO Reference Manual for details of these character...

Page 335: ...When this option is enabled it automatically becomes disabled once the translate tables have been printed PRINT TABLE DISABLED DISABLED or ENABLED Data Monitor The Data Monitor menu option provides a...

Page 336: ...g the IBM Main Menu advancing through the menu items and if applicable selecting configuration options Refer to Control panel section in the Overview chapter of this guide for a diagram showing the lo...

Page 337: ...be selected Setting the Twinax option B 7 Press the Test button to display the IBM Main Menu heading The display reads IBM MAIN MENU IBM BUTTONS C 8 Press the Last Page button until the display reads...

Page 338: ...d the configuration option with Twinax configuration defaults H 15 Press the Online button to take the printer off line to re configure the Twinax option if required The green online indicator light i...

Page 339: ...he maximum allowed value for that parameter will be used instead 2 Use either of the following buttons to exit the Main Menu A Use the Menu button until OFF LINE appears in the message display The pri...

Page 340: ...NTERFACE Now press the Test B button to display the interface headings available The display reads HOST INTERFACE IBM COAX TWINAX Next press the Select D button to select the option Coax Twinax Press...

Page 341: ...nfiguration sheet first reports the version levels of the XCTO software 2 General Configuration shows the communications related options the language and the special features selections 3 Page Configu...

Page 342: ...ill be shown also as N A not applicable when the XCTO is operating in its EBCDIC mode Printing the currently selected translate tables Follow steps for Printing a Twinax configuration sheet until the...

Page 343: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 21 Twinax ISO Translate Table A3 72 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 344: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 22 Twinax APL Translate Table XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A3 73...

Page 345: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 23 Twinax OCR Translate Table A3 74 XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 346: ...tain special features available on the XCTO will allow you to customise this translation process if required For further information refer to the Xerox Coax Twinax XCTO Reference Manual Printing with...

Page 347: ...R B 10 Press the Test button to display the available data monitoring options The display reads DATA MONITOR NONE C 11 Press the Last Page button The display reads DATA MONITOR HEX DUMP D 12 Press the...

Page 348: ...XEROX COAX TWINAX OPTION Figure A3 24 HEX dump feature XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A3 77...

Page 349: ...HEX DUMP C 11 Press the Last Page button until display reads DATA MONITOR NONE D 12 Press the Select button to disable the HEX dump option H 13 Press the Online button to put the printer back online a...

Page 350: ...n the message display or H Press the Online button The printer is online The green online indicator light is lit H Press the Online button again to take the printer off line The green online indicator...

Page 351: ...recall the default selections you saved previous to using the SAVE DEFAULTS option 1 Exit the Main Menu Refer to procedural step number 1 in the Saving user defaults section Use the following buttons...

Page 352: ...llowing buttons to recall the factory default configuration G 2 Press the Reset button to access the Reset Menu The display reads RESET MENU EMULATION RESET C 3 Press the Last Page button until the di...

Page 353: ...control code parameter has been detected This may result in loss of text and or change in appearance of presented information 1414 IBM graphic character error An unsupported graphic character code ha...

Page 354: ...sequent operations may be unreliable 1422 Set up parser error An invalid set up command has been detected in the host data stream 1423 Protocol error An inconsistency has been detected at the protocol...

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Page 356: ...Replace this sheet with the following tab PostScript emulation...

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Page 358: ...how PostScript is used A menu map showing the PostScript Menu A detailed explanation for each menu item and associated options Maps detailing the path used to navigate the menu The procedures for ent...

Page 359: ...he PDL kit complete supplies 6 MB as standard Before you begin If you do not wish to install the PDL board or coprocessor yourself call for service and for a nominal charge a local service representat...

Page 360: ...any time you prepare to remove the system controller board Figure A4 2 Front and back views of the 4213 laser printer 1 Cartridge slots 2 Thumbscrews 3 Power switch PDL installation procedures The fo...

Page 361: ...s 2 to 10 refer to figure A4 3 Figure A4 3 System controller board 1 Connector J16 for PDL board 2 Mounting peg holes 3 Thumbscrews 4 System controller access cover plate 5 Cable connector J7 6 Cable...

Page 362: ...the system controller board from printer and place it on a firm flat surface Mounting pegs installation 7 Remove the PDL board and the mounting pegs from their packaging Refer to figure A4 4 Caution C...

Page 363: ...J16 2 Mounting pegs inserted in holes 3 PDL board2 11 Locate the connector on the PDL board at J16 12 Align the connector of the PDL board J16 with the connector on the system controller board J16 Pu...

Page 364: ...essure must be applied to the PDL board to seat it correctly in the connector Figure A4 5 PDL board correctly installed Contents of the coprocessor package The coprocessor package contains a printed w...

Page 365: ...he following steps guide you through the installation of the coprocessor board and the reinstallation of the system controller board 1 Locate the coprocessor board socket on the system controller boar...

Page 366: ...oller access cover plate 3 Cable connector J7 4 Cable connector J2 5 Coprocessor connector J10 2 Hold the coprocessor board as shown in figure A4 8 making sure the notch is on the bottom and closest t...

Page 367: ...to hold a coprocessor board 1 Coprocessor board 2 Notch 3 Carefully insert the board at an angle of approximately 30 from vertical refer to figure A4 9 Figure A4 9 Coprocessor board at 30 angle A4 10...

Page 368: ...or installation of SIMMS see A5 Install additional options If you purchased additional options for your printer you can install them at this time while the system controller board is out of the printe...

Page 369: ...ay the first Main Menu heading in the top level menu The display reads MAIN MENU PRINTER LANGUAGE C 4 Press the Last Page button until the display reads MAIN MENU EMULATION B 5 Press the Test button T...

Page 370: ...from a computer to a printer that can interpret the programming code and print the document Letting your application do the work In most cases there is no need to write PostScript programmes for desc...

Page 371: ...adings options on the same menu level is illustrated by listing headings options across the map on the same level horizontally or when necessary due to space limitations listing them diagonally on the...

Page 372: ...E B5 COM10ENVELOPE DLENVELOPE MONARCENVELOPE 7 X 9 HALF LETTER TWO THIRDS A4 C5ENVELOPE A5 LEGAL B4 10 X 14 40 SECONDS 60 SECONDS INFINITE HOST DEFINED 20 SECONDS OFF ON UPPER LOWER HCF MANUAL MMF Dis...

Page 373: ...off Note The options you select as defaults apply to the selected emulation only To change the options for an emulation first display the emulation heading at the Main Menu step through the options a...

Page 374: ...splay In the following example OFF is the factory default for the 2 sided print mode 2 sided OFF ON or OFF 2 sided print mode The menu item when on gives you 2 sided printing If off 1 sided printing i...

Page 375: ...message display when the optional Manual Bypass or Multi Media Feeder MMF is installed PAPER TRAY UPPER UPPER LOWER MANUAL MMF Tray Switching The Tray Switching menu item when on allows for tray switc...

Page 376: ...same size paper trays and the same paper size and type installed in the selected paper trays The printer will switch to the other paper tray when the first tray becomes empty The Tray Switch Sequence...

Page 377: ...20 mm 4 33 x 8 66 101 5 x 213 2 mm MONARCENVELOPE 98 x 191 mm 3 875 x 7 5 88 x 184 mm 3 45 x 7 25 7 x 9 178 x 229 mm 7 x 9 168 x 222 mm 6 61 x 8 73 HALFLETTER 140 x 216 mm 5 5 x 8 5 130 x 208 mm 5 1 x...

Page 378: ...ge display OUTPUT OFFSET OFF ON or OFF Wait Timeout The Wait Timeout menu item allows you to choose whether the printer continues printing automatically when a communication error occurs If a Wait Tim...

Page 379: ...r to reset the job currently being processed ALLOW JOB RESET ON ON or OFF Asynchronous Control Mode When the Asynchronous Control Mode is ON any CNTL C cancel or CNTL T status sent to the printer is a...

Page 380: ...ng to display the PostScript emulation and if applicable selecting emulation configuration options If necessary refer to Control panel in chapter 2 4213 Overview for a diagram showing the location of...

Page 381: ...ulation configuration returns to the configuration that was previously saved PostScript emulation configuration examples The examples provided in this section illustrate step by step procedures for ch...

Page 382: ...tion in place until a command to change emulations is received the emulation is changed using this menu the printer is reset or the printer is switched off To save POSTSCRIPT as the default emulation...

Page 383: ...mulation configuration headings The display reads DUPLEX Press the Test button to display the duplex options The display reads ON Press the Last Page button until the display reads OFF Press the Selec...

Page 384: ...RT Displayed when off line and processing a job and allow job reset is on INITIALISING PS Displayed when PostScript mode is entered but not ready to accept host data WAITING PostScript is waiting for...

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Page 388: ...y PWBA refer to figure A5 10 Note In these instructions a PWBA is referred to as a board for example system controller board SIMM board and so forth Figure A5 1 SIMM kit contents 1 Front view of SIMM...

Page 389: ...ption yourself refer to the following instructions Perform the following steps before beginning the SIMM board installation procedures 1 Switch off the printer 2 Remove any font or emulation cartridge...

Page 390: ...f the system controller board System controller board removal 1 Locate the two thumb screws on the system controller access cover plate Refer to figure A5 2 for location of this plate For steps 2 to 7...

Page 391: ...otion will help to loosen it 6 Lift slightly and pull to remove the system controller board from printer and place it on a firm flat surface 7 Locate the five SIMM connectors on the system controller...

Page 392: ...MM board 1 SIMM board 2 Notch For steps 9 and 10 refer to figure A5 5 Figure A5 5 SIMM board at 30 angle for installation 1 SIMM board inserted at 30 angle 2 SIMM board tilted toward upright position...

Page 393: ...own in the satellite drawing numbered three 10 With firm even pressure over the length of the SIMM board tilt it to a vertical position until the edges of the board snap behind the locking tabs of the...

Page 394: ...he board does not move continue with step 12 12 To install remaining boards repeat steps 7 to 11 Note Install one board at a time beginning with J15 and work in descending order until all the SIMM boa...

Page 395: ...he printer 14 For reinstallation of the system controller board reverse the removal process in steps 1 to 6 Caution Cable connectors may interfere with the reinstallation of the system controller boar...

Page 396: ...System controller board removal 3 Follow steps 1 to 6 in the installation instructions for removing the system controller board from the printer SIMM board removal 4 Locate the SIMM boards on the sys...

Page 397: ...System controller board with 5 SIMM boards in place 5 SIMM boards installed in J15 J11 5 Grasp the connector housing of the first SIMM board J11 at each end refer to figure A5 10 Figure A5 10 How to r...

Page 398: ...to a 30 angle for removal SIMM board in J11 rotated to 30 angle 8 To remove the remaining SIMM boards repeat steps 2 to 4 Note Remove only the SIMM boards that are obstructing the replacement of the...

Page 399: ...te them carefully Removal of SIMM board without replacement You may choose to remove the faulty SIMM board but not replace it If this is the case you must rearrange the remaining SIMM board s so that...

Page 400: ...Replace this sheet with the following tab Multi Media Feeder...

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Page 402: ...inter The MMF allows you to print on special materials such as envelopes and label stock It can handle weights ranging from 90 gsm to 160 gsm The MMF acts as a feed source for the following media Up t...

Page 403: ...Mounting bracket Screwdriver Space requirements Figure 2 is a top view of the printer with the optional MMF These are the minimum space requirements needed for operation and maintenance The height re...

Page 404: ...a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a...

Page 405: ...itch off the printer power The power switch is in the O position 2 Grasp the the side brackets which hold the manual bypass tray to the printer Spread the brackets to detach the tray A6 4 XEROX 4213 L...

Page 406: ...MEDIA FEEDER 3 Remove the manual bypass tray 4 Use the screwdriver provided to remove the two cover screws on either side of the manual bypass slot Keep the screws XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE...

Page 407: ...MMF and align the holes on the MMF with the pins on the mounting bracket attached to the printer Lower the MMF into place with the holes slipping over the mounting bracket pins Ensure the MMF is firml...

Page 408: ...MULTI MEDIA FEEDER 7 Plug the MMF interface cable securely into the printer 8 Switch on the printer power The power switch should be in the I position XEROX 4213 LASER PRINTER USER GUIDE A6 7...

Page 409: ...y paper is loaded in the paper trays Insert the media into the MMF until it meets resistance making sure all edges are aligned as shown in figure 3 Refer to chapter 5 Care and maintenance for more inf...

Page 410: ...t emulation 1 Press the Online H button to take the printer off line The green online indicator light is not lit 2 Press the Menu A button to access the Main Menu The display reads MAIN MENU PRINTER L...

Page 411: ...ce 8 Press the Last Page C button until the MMF is displayed in the message display Possible choices are TRAY 1 TRAY 2 TRAY 1 2 MMF 9 Press the Select D button to select the MMF as the feed source An...

Page 412: ...are using a 10 envelope in the XES emulation you must use the EzybF command in your job See the 4213 Laser Printer Programmer Reference for more information on this command Saving the setting for the...

Page 413: ...st Labels are loaded with labels face up Do not load paper above lower MAX line Before loading first fan the stack of papers or labels then gently tap the edges of these special papers on a firm surfa...

Page 414: ...Envelope orientation See chapter 4 Printing with the 4213 Printing on Envelopes for additional information Note Do not load above the upper MAX line on the adjustable guide First fan the stack of enve...

Page 415: ...grey release button on the left side of the MMF to release This button aids in jam removal but some moderate force is still needed to pull the jammed sheet from the feeder Reload the stack Open and cl...

Page 416: ...nment as the printer if there is a significant temperature difference between the paper storage area and the printer location Do not load media above the MAX lines on the adjustable side guide Envelop...

Page 417: ...lb cover 3R3041 160 gsm 3R90800 33 up label 3R4469 21 to a view label 3R96298 Commercial 10 envelope 4 1 8 in by 9 1 2 in N A 24 to a view label 3R96282 DL Envelope 110 by 220 mm N A C5 Envelope 162...

Page 418: ...between the computer and the printer The computer and the printer must be configured at the same baud rate The rate can be set from between 1200 and 19 200 baud depending on the type of computer used...

Page 419: ...modate transmission rate of 10 megabits per second It comes in three lengths 77 230 and 384 feet curl The distortion of paper built in when paper is manufactured and placed on large rollers before bei...

Page 420: ...h application of heat fuser jam Occurs when any sheet is late in arriving at the post feed out roll sensor either 2 sided or 1 sided grain On a sheet of paper the direction in which most of the fibres...

Page 421: ...when a current is passed through it Often used for indicator lights on disk drives or modems as well as displays on other electronic equipment line feed LF A control character ASCII 10 0AH that cause...

Page 422: ...mm A pixel is also referred to as a dot or a spot It is the smallest addressable point of a bit mapped screen that can be independently assigned colour and intensity portrait page orientation A page...

Page 423: ...an only be read Solid state memory for programmes It cannot be rewritten Request to send One of the hardware signals in the RS 232C interface scan line An individual scan of the laser device across th...

Page 424: ...er commands are involved Or symbol that specifies shift between two predefined states in print line such as from uppercase and vice versa Each appearance of toggle shifts printing to opposite state to...

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Page 426: ...job reset A4 22 altitude 1 1 approvals EME iii to iv safety iii to iv approvals and certification iii ASCII 3 27 assembly transfer corotron 2 8 asynchronous control mode A4 22 autoconnect 4 8 Auto Con...

Page 427: ...d iii change printer emulation A4 12 change tray sequencing mode LJ2D and XES 3 15 changing current emulation from XES to LJ2D 3 49 default printer emulations 3 15 emulation from XES to PostScript A4...

Page 428: ...uration emulation 3 19 examples 3 14 to 3 16 3 44 to 3 47 configuration sheet 3 3 f 3 6 3 13 f 3 50 f A3 46 f print 1 21 confirm parts and unpack 1 5 to 1 9 connect power cord 1 16 printer to host 1 1...

Page 429: ...f 3 24 to 3 25 3 32 f 3 38 to 3 39 E EBCDIC DSC mode A3 20 to A3 21 SNA mode A3 20 to A3 21 electrical requirements 1 5 elevator door A2 7 EME approvals iii EME regulations Canadian iii emulated prin...

Page 430: ...d A3 36 within print buffer A3 35 form length A3 42 front and back views of the 4213 laser printer A3 7 f front plate of Coax Twinax board A3 10 f full page of graphics printing 4 20 fuser area 2 5 fu...

Page 431: ...ax only A3 11 to A3 12 PDL board A4 6 planning 1 1 procedure A3 8 A5 3 installing font cartridges 7 3 install Coax Twinax board A3 11 f developer and toner cartridges 1 11 to 1 15 paper trays 1 18 to...

Page 432: ...ng 3 33 headings 3 32 f items 3 36 reset 3 35 settings 3 36 LJ2D submenu map 3 32 selecting a landscape font 4 16 to 4 17 setting the envelope size 4 22 loading paper 5 5 in the adjustable tray A1 2 t...

Page 433: ...face A3 1 to A3 56 Twinax interface A3 57 to A3 83 LJ2D 2 sided 3 38 to 3 39 emulation configuration 3 34 to 3 36 font number 3 39 f form length 3 42 f orientation 3 41 f paper size 3 40 f symbol set...

Page 434: ...the high capacity feeder A2 11 handling special paper in paper trays 5 7 handling special paper in the bypass slot 4 22 5 9 how to select HCF as primary source A2 11 to A2 12 important information 5 1...

Page 435: ...9 output offset options A4 21 f paper tray options A4 18 f submenu A4 14 f tray switching options A4 18 f tray switching sequence options A4 18 f tumble options A4 17 wait timeout options A4 21 power...

Page 436: ...5 62 toner cartridge replacement 5 52 to 5 56 installation 1 5 to 1 21 A3 8 to A3 17 A5 3 to A5 8 print cartridge replacement 5 41 to 5 51 SIMM board removal and replacement A5 8 publications related...

Page 437: ...ngs as emulation defaults 3 47 saving PostScript emulation configuration A4 16 page size setting for the adjustable tray A1 7 printer configuration 3 4 to 3 5 tray sequence setting for the HCF A2 17 X...

Page 438: ...sheet 3 18 f 3 28 4 6 sunlight direct 1 2 supplies ordering information 7 1 to 7 16 supported hosts A3 2 suppress carriage return space A3 28 f A3 32 A3 46 f suppress end of line spaces A3 28 f A3 33...

Page 439: ...25 3 38 to 3 39 typeface 4 12 4 19 typeface names 4 14 t types of problems 6 1 U unpack and confirm the parts 1 6 to 1 10 upgrades memory 7 4 using 4213 menus 3 1 to 3 57 adjustable paper tray A1 1 t...

Page 440: ...size at the main menu 4 23 to 4 24 t submenu map 3 18 f summary sheet option 3 28 tray sequence option 3 23 to 3 24 tray sequencing mode 3 47 Xerox customer service engineer see Xerox service Xerox se...

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