Ease of Use
September 2009
Xerox ColorQube 9203
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PRINT DRIVER DIALOGUE SCREENS
Above and below:
In order to specify which options have
been installed, as well as specify system defaults,
administrators first access the “Printers and Faxes” folder
via the Microsoft Windows’ Start menu, and then select
either the ColorQube 9203’s PCL or PostScript drivers.
Administrators can “manually” specify which options are
installed, or they may simply enable “Bi-Directional
Communication” between the device, and the driver
automatically indicates that the options shown above are
available for use.
The print driver dialogue screen for both the PCL and
PostScript drivers are virtually the same with some minor
differences. The first tab on both the PCL and PostScript
drivers is the Page/Output. This tab provides basic options
such as job type, paper options, 2-sided printing, finishing,
print quality, and output destination. Users can always
view the device consumable levels and check the status of
the device by selecting the “More Status” bottom located
on the lower left side.
In the “Job Type” drop-down menu on the top left are
options for Normal Print, Secure Print, Sample Set, Delay
Print, Store File in Folder and Fax.
Normal Print:
Prints the job immediately without requiring
a pass code.
Secure Print:
Prints the job only after the user enters their
pass code at the printer's control panel.
