Xerox Phaser 2135, Руководство по расширенным функциям и устранению неисправностей

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38 Phaser 2135 Color Printer
Managing Printer Usage
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Proof printing — the printer only prints one copy of the job so that you can proof it; to
print the remaining copies, enter the password on the front panel
To send a password-controlled job to the printer, select either Secure Print or Proof Print
in the printer driver and enter a 4-digit numeric password, where each digit of the
password is a numeric value from 0 to 7. Numbers 8 and 9 are not allowed.
To release the secure job or the remaining copies of the proof job for printing, enter the
password on the printer’s front panel:
1. Press the
Menu Up
or
Menu Down
key (labeled 1 or 5) to scroll to the
Password Menu
.
2. Press the
Item Up
or
Item Down
key (labeled 2 or 6) to scroll to the password prompt.
3. Use the number keys to enter the 4-digit password for the job(s) you want to access.
4. To print all of the jobs with this password, press the
Enter
key (labeled 4).
5. Press the
On Line
key (labeled 0) to exit the menus.
Deleting Secure Print and Proof Print Jobs
Secure print and proof print jobs remain on the printer’s hard drive even when you turn
off the printer.
To delete a secure print or proof print job sent to the printer and stored on the optional
hard drive:
1. Press the
Menu Up
or
Menu Down
key (labeled 1 or 5) to scroll to the
Password Menu
.
2. Press the
Item Up
or
Item Down
key (labeled 2 or 6) once.
3. Use the number keys to enter the 4-digit password for the job(s) you want to access.
4. Press the
Value Up or Value Down
key (labeled 3 or 7) to scroll to Delete .
5. To delete all of the jobs with this password, press the
Enter
key (labeled 4).
Note
If you only want to delete a specific job, press the
Item Up
or
Item Down
key to
scroll to the job you want to delete, then press the
Enter
key.
6. Press the
On Line
key (labeled 0) to exit the menus.
Setting Network Addresses
The procedure for setting Ethernet and Novell addresses requires a different keying
technique than does the basic menu navigation to set values for other menu items. Use this
procedure for setting any of the following:
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Ethernet Menu:
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IP Address
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Subnet Mask
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Default Gateway
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Novell Menu: