LexmarkメーカーE320/E322の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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www.lexmark .com User’ s Reference April 2001 Le xmark E320/E322.
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i T ab l e of contents Chapter 1: Printer overv iew ............ .............. .............. .......... ............ 5 About your prin ter . ....... ...... ....... ...... ....... ...... ............. ...... ....... ...... ............. ....... .....
ii Chapter 10: Loading label s ................. .............. .............. .............. . 31 In tray 1 ... ............. .................... ............. ............ .................... ............. ............. ... 3 1 In the manu al feed .
iii Chapter 22: Setting up the network printer .............. .............. ...... 90 Environm ents we su pport ......... ............. ............ .................... ............. ............. ... 9 0 Connect th e hardware .................... .
iv Notices ......... .............. ......... .............. .............. .............. .......... ........ 111 Edition noti ce .. ...... ....... ............. ...... ....... ...... ............. ...... ....... ...... ....... ............. . 111 Trademarks .
5 1 Printer o ver view Abou t y our pr inter Three p rin ter model s are available: the Lexmark E320, Lexmark E3 22, and Le xmar k E 322n. The diff er ences b e t we en th ese th ree models are liste d in the f ollo wing tab le. Note: Some sec tions of this CD may not ap ply to al l pri nter mod els.
6 Press the operator p anel with a double-button press ( press a nd relea se twice quickly) to di splay additiona l erro r codes or to sc roll th rough the spec ial funct ion menu settin gs. Use t his fe at ure: When y ou want to : T r a y 1 Load up to 150 shee ts of pape r or 10 she ets of oth er media.
7 2 Using the operator panel The operator panel has 6 lights and 1 operator p anel button. When the: The printer: Ready/ Data lig ht is on is ready to receiv e and proc ess data . Ready/ Data lig ht is b linking is b usy rece iving or processi ng data.
8 As shown in the il lustration , lights that ar e on, of f , or blinking indica te different pr inter condi tions s uch as pr inter stat us, or the pr inter requires attent ion (for e x ample, out of paper) or the p rint er requir es ser v icin g. F or a co mplete li st of lig ht messa ges, see Understanding the operator lights.
9 3 Canceling a print job Fr om the pri nter op erato r panel If the job you want to cancel i s pr inting a nd the Re ady/Data l ight is blinki ng, do a lon g button press (approximately 3 second s) to reset th e pri nter , whic h cance ls the jo b . Fr om a Windows computer 1 Minimize a ll programs to displ ay the desktop.
10 4 Setting up a print job Once your pri nter is set u p and your dr ivers are installed , you are ready to pr int. Do you want to pr int a letter , add a Do Not Copy waterm ark to a pres entation, a djust the pr int dar knes s setting ? Just choose the pr inter s etting in your printe r dr iver and pr int your job.
11 Now print the env elope: 1 Load an envelope ver ticall y , flap s ide down, with th e stamp ar ea in the top le ft cor ner i n the manual feed. 2 F rom the File menu, se lect Pr in t (or Pr inter) Setup to open your pr inter dri ver .
12 Now print the env elope: 1 Load an envelope ver ticall y , flap s ide down, with th e stamp ar ea in the top le ft cor ner i n the manual feed. 2 F rom the File menu, se lect Page Setup. 3 F rom the Paper Size setting , select the si ze env e lope you want.
13 5 Choosing the right print media Selecti ng the ri ght paper or other media reduc es pr intin g problems. F or bes t prin t qualit y , tr y a sample of the p aper or othe r med ia you are cons ider ing be f o re buying la rge quanti ties. • Use 20 lb (75 g/m2) xerographic paper .
14 Envelopes Monarch (7 3/4), 9, Com-10, C5, C6, B5, DL 24 lb (90 g/m2) T r a y 1:10 env elopes Manual feed:1 envelope L a be l s (Paper) M i n i m u m : 8 .
15 6 Printer media sour ces Y our printe r has t wo standard pa per sourc es: an autom atic p aper feeder , which holds up to 150 sheets of plain paper, and a single-sheet manual f eed. Use tray 1 f or most print jo bs. Use the manual f eed for a single piece of paper, tr ansp arency , envelope, label, or i ndex card.
16 T o inc rease paper capaci ty , you can purc hase the optiona l tra y 2, whi ch holds up to 250 s heets of paper ..
17 7 Loading paper In tray 1 1 Extend th e rea r paper suppor t until you hear a click. 2 Flex the sheets b ack and f or th to loosen them, the n fan them.
18 3 If loading letterhe ad pape r , inser t le tterhe ad with the t op of the page p ointing down, facing you. Note: Prepr inted p apers suc h as lette rhead must be able to withs tand tem peratures up to 200 ° C (392 ° F) without melting o r relea sing haz ardous emissions.
19 5 Extend the front pap er suppo r t on the paper outpu t bin unti l you hear a click. If you are pri nting on legal-s ized pape r , co mpl ete ly extend the front paper suppor t. 6 Select t he pape r size and typ e from your soft ware appli cation.
20 3 Slide th e paper guides flush against t he edge s of the paper . 4 Select t he pape r size and typ e from your soft ware appli cation. 5 Star t y our pr in t job . 6 Bri efly (a pproximately one s econd) push the operator pa nel button to star t printing.
21 In the opti onal tray 2 1 Grasp the tab s on e ither side of the tray a nd pull i t complet ely ou t of the prin ter . 2 Before loading paper , push down on th e metal plate unti l it locks into place. 3 If loading A4 or l egal s ized paper , e xte nd the p aper suppor t.
22 4 Flex the sheets b ack and f or th to loosen them, the n fan them. 5 If loading letterhe ad pape r , ins er t letterhe ad face down with the top o f the pa ge enter ing the pri nter first. 6 Do not exceed the s tack heig ht indicator ; ov erfilling t he tray ma y cause p aper jams.
23 9 Reinstal l the tray firm ly into t he pr inter. If the tray is not push ed all the wa y in, t he paper m ay not f eed prop erl y . 10 Select t he pape r size from your software appl ication.
24 8 Loading transparencies When pr in ting on transparenc ies, use transpa rencies design ed for laser pr inters. We recomme nd Lexmark La ser Pr inter T ransp arencie s: for letter size transpa rencie s, par t numb er 70 X7240; f o r A4 size transpare ncies, par t number 12 A5010.
25 3 Flex the transparenc y sheets back and for th to lo osen them, then fan them. 4 Load up to 10 transpar encies with the s ide you want to pri nt on facing you. Note: T ranspare ncies must be able to with stand temperatures o f 200 ° C (392 ° F) wi thout melting o r relea sing hazardo us emissi ons.
26 In the manual feed Use the ma nual fe ed to pri nt one transpar ency at a time. 1 T o red uce cur ling or potenti al jams, ope n the fron t output door for a straight- through p aper path. 2 Slide th e paper guides flush against t he edge s of the transpar ency .
27 6 When the L oad Paper light b lin ks and th e Press Button l ight come s on, p lace ano ther transparenc y in t he manual feed. 7 Push the operator p anel button to print an other transparenc y .
28 9 Loading en velopes Load up to 10 envelopes in tray 1 or load e nv elopes o ne at a t ime in the manual feed. In tray 1 1 Extend th e rea r paper suppor t until you hear a click.
29 3 Load up to 10 envelopes in t he cente r of tra y 1 and adjust th e paper gu ides to fi t the width of the e nv elopes . Note: Use env elopes that can with stand tempe ratures of 200 ° C (392 ° .
30 2 Load an env elop e in the center of the manual feed and adjust the pap er guid es to fit the width of the envelope. 3 Select t he pape r size and typ e from your soft ware appli cation. 4 Star t y our pr in t job . 5 Bri efly (a pproximately one s econd) push the operator pa nel button to star t printing.
31 10 Loading labels F or occas ional l abel pr inting , use pape r lab els des igned for laser pr inte rs. Y ou can load label s one at a time from the ma nual f eed, o r you can load u p to 10 she ets of labels i n tra y 1. F or mor e informa tion on label pr inti ng, refer to the Card Stoc k & Label Guide on the L e x mar k Web site at www .
32 3 Flex the label sh eets b ack and f or th to loosen them, th en fan them. 4 Load up to 10 labe l sheets with the s ide you want to pr int on facing you. Note: Use label s with a p ressure of 25 ps i that ca n withstan d tempe ratures of 200 ° C (392 ° F) without re lea sing hazar do us emissi ons.
33 In the manual feed Use the ma nual feed to pri nt one labe l she et at a time. If you experie nce pro blems f eedin g labels in tra y 1, tr y p rint ing one sheet at a time fro m the ma nual f eed. 1 Extend th e front pa per supp or t o n the pa per outpu t bin until you hear a cli ck.
34 4 Slide th e paper guides against t he edge s of the label sheet. 5 Select t he pape r size and typ e from your soft ware appli cation. 6 Star t y our pr in t job . 7 Bri efly (a pproximately one s econd) push the operator pa nel button to star t printing.
35 11 Loading car d stoc k F or occas ional pr inti ng on index Br istol or tag car d stock, load up t o 10 sheet s of c ard stock or index cards in tra y 1 .
36 3 Load up to 10 she ets of car d sto ck or 10 ind e x cards wi th the p rint side f a cing you. Note: Use card stock with a press ure of 25 psi tha t can withstand temp eratures of 200 ° C (392 ° F) without re lea sing hazar do us emissi ons. 4 Slide th e paper guides against t he edge s of the card s tock.
37 3 Slide th e paper guid es agains t the e dges o f the in dex card. 4 Select t he pape r size and typ e from your soft ware appli cation. 5 Star t y our pr in t job . 6 Bri efly (a pproximately one s econd) push the operator pa nel button to star t printing.
38 12 Printing on both sides of the paper Pri nting on b oth si des of the paper r educes p rinti ng co sts. Select Duplex from your pri nter dr iver to f or mat your job to pr int every oth er page of th e docu ment firs t. Once th e first side of your job pr ints, the Load P aper light come s on a nd the P ress Butt on lig ht blinks.
39 Shor t Edge means th e pages are boun d along th e shor t edge of the page. Bac k of sheet F ront of shee t Bac k of sheet F ron t of sheet Land scape Po r t ra i t.
40 13 Conser ving supplies Conser ving suppl ies lowers pr inti ng cost s. • When pr in ting drafts, co nser ve toner by changi ng the Pri nt Dar kness s etting in your pr inter dri v er . T he setti ngs range f rom V er y Light to V er y Dark. S electin g the Light setti ng conse r v es toner .
41 14 Replacing the print car tridg e Remo ving the old print cartridge The T o ner Low light comes on when th e print car tridge i s getting low on toner . Note: On the Lexmar k E320, th e T on er Low light does n ot come on if the st andar d 1,500- page p rint car tridge is insta lled.
42 2 Grasp the ca r t rid ge handle and pul l the prin t car t ri dge straig ht up (it m ay be warm ). 3 Set the pr int c ar tr idg e asid e. W ARNING : Le xmar k do es not recomme nd refil ling use d pr inter car t rid ges or p urchasing refille d car t ri dges fr om a thir d par ty .
43 b Holding th e handle, tilt the ca r tr idge d own and guide i t between t he pr int ca r tr idge gro oves . c Push down on the car tridg e until i t is fir m ly in plac e. CAUTION: A void tou ching the fuser , it may be hot! 5 Clos e the printe r cov er .
44 15 Rec yc ling the print car tridge Lexmark ’ s O peration ReS ource SM program lets you par ticipa te in a worldwide r ecyclin g effor t at no cost to you. Simply package your used p rint car tridge i n the s hipping box y our new car tridge c ame in .
45 16 Or dering supplies Within th e Unite d States o r Canada, you can order Le xmark supplies from any au thor ized Lexmark supplie s deal er . T o locate th e deale r neares t you, just cal l 1-800-43 8-246 8. In other c ountr ies, contac t the place where you bou ght your pr inter .
46 17 Clearing jams If pr int med ia jams in the p rin ter , the P ap er Jam light prompts you to clear the pap er path. If media h as jus t star ted to feed from tra y 1 when the ja m occurs: 1 Pull the media straight up out of t ra y 1. 2 Press the operator p anel button or o pen and close t he pr inter cover to res ume pr intin g.
47 If the jam occurs in the fuser : 1 Open the prin ter cover . 2 Remove the print cartri dge (it ma y be warm). Note: Exposi ng the p hotocondu ctor to l ight m a y dama ge the p rint car tridge. Afte r you remove the print c ar tr idge from the pr inter , cover it or store it in a clean , dar k place.
48 If a jam oc curs w hile p rint ing label s from t ra y 1 or the manual feed: 1 Be su re the la bels re main attac hed to the backing shee t after clear ing the jam. 2 Before resuming l abel prin ting, l oad pap er in tray 1. 3 Press the operator p anel button an d pr int 10 o r more menu setting s page s.
49 If you cannot rea ch the paper easil y: 1 T ur n off th e pri nter . Note: you will lose th e rest of the pr int job. 2 Lift the pr inte r off the supp or t u nit. 3 Clea r the jam . 4 Align th e pri nter with the front o f the s uppor t unit and pl ace it on top of th e suppor t unit.
50 If the jam occurs ju st after the paper f eeds fr om tray 2: 1 Pull tray 2 all t he wa y out. 2 Reach ins ide and g ently pull the paper toward you.
51 18 Under standing the operator panel lights The opera tor panel lights m ean di ff e rent t hings, depend ing on their se quence. Light s that a re off, on, and/or blinking indi cate pr inter condi tions su ch as prin ter stat us, inter vention (for e xamp le, out of paper), or ser vic e.
52 Flushin g page 58 Flushin g and ton er low page 58 Load manual feed page 59 Load manua l feed and toner l ow page 59 Load tray 1 or the optional tra y 2 page 60 Load tray 1 or the optional tra y 2 .
53 The Erro r and Pr ess Bu tton light s indi cate a s econdar y error has o ccurred. The following table shows the seco ndar y error co des tha t are dis play ed when you press the op erator pane l button with a double- button press. Just click on the i ndicated page for more infor matio n on what it me ans an d what you can do .
54 The following table shows the light se quenc es in the special f unction menu . Just click on the indicate d page f or mor e informa tion on what it means and what you ca n do .
55 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter is ready to rece ive and proce ss data. What y ou can do: • Send a p rint job . • Pr int a te st page by pus hing the o perator pan el button with a br ief button pre ss. • Cancel t he job. Push the opera tor panel button until all the lights come on to reset the pr in ter.
56 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter is busy recei ving or proces sing data , or pr inti ng a test page. What y ou can do: • Cancel t he job.
57 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter i s waiting until a pr int t imeout oc curs or u ntil i t receives additio nal da ta. What y ou can do: • Pr int dat a stored in the pr in ter buff er by pushin g the operator pan el button with a br ief button pr ess.
58 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter is flushing corru pted pr int data. What y ou can do: • W a it until t he operator panel re tur ns to Rea dy/Data to pr int other jobs. What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter is flushing corru pted pr int d ata.
59 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter prompts you to load a single s heet o f media in the manual feed. What y ou can do: • Load med ia, with the side to be pr inted facing the front of the pr inter, into the manual feed. • Push th e operator panel button to r esume pr inti ng.
60 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter is out of medi a or env elop es, or the media d id not feed proper ly . What y ou can do: • Load med ia into tray 1 or the op tional tray 2 and push the operator p anel button to resume prin ting. • Check that the media is loade d correc tly in tra y 1 or the optio nal tray 2.
61 What thi s light se quence mean s: Pr int the other si de of your dup lex print job. What y ou can do: • Re-inser t your print j ob in tray 1 using the instr uctio ns in the dr iver pop-up menu to ori ent the pages c orrec tly . What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter d etects a p aper jam.
62 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter d etects a p aper jam . In add ition, the toner in the pri nt car tridg e is getting low . What y ou can do: • Open the pri nter cover , clea r all me dia from the paper p ath and close th e cov er to res ume pr inting.
63 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter top cover is open o r the pr in t car tridge is not instal led. In addition , the t oner in the pr int car tridge is getti ng low . What y ou can do: • Close th e cov er to d isplay the light s equence th at appeare d before the cover was opened.
64 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter flas h memo r y is full. What y ou can do: • Pr int data wi thout saving it i n flash me mor y by pushin g the operat or panel button wit h a br ief button press. • Cancel t he job. Push the opera tor panel button until all the lights come on to reset the pr in ter.
65 What thi s light se quence mean s: The pr inter h as one of the following erro rs: • Memo r y is full • Received a pag e that i s too com plex to print • Rece ived a page that i s shor ter th.
66 What y ou can do: F rom the special function menu , pres s the o perator pan el button with a dou ble-button press to dis pla y the s pecific error . • Remove the print ca rtrid ge and s hake it to extend the life of the car tridge. • Replace the print ca rtr idge .
67 What t his light se quence me ans when you press the operator panel b utton with a double-but ton press fr om the sp ecia l funct ion men u : The pr inter has received a pa ge that is too co mplex to pri nt. What y ou can do: • Reduce th e complexity of the job an d/or the resoluti on.
68 What t his light se quence me ans when you press the operator panel b utton with a double-but ton press fr om the sp ecia l funct ion men u : The toner is low and the toner alar m is set to on. What y ou can do: • Press th e operator panel button with a br ief button press to resu me pr inting .
69 What t his light se quence me ans when you press the operator panel b utton with a double-but ton press fr om the sp ecia l funct ion men u : The pr inter has re ceived a requ est for a PPDS font which is not inst alled . What y ou can do: • Cancel t he job.
70 What t his light se quence me ans when you press the operator panel b utton with a double-but ton press fr om the sp ecia l funct ion men u : The pr inte r has ins ufficien t memor y to free up u nused spac e in flash m emor y . What y ou can do: • Delet e f onts, macros, and other d ata in R AM.
71 What y ou can do: • Check that the Ether ne t cable is still plugge d into the pri nter . • Pr int a test page to v er ify that th e parallel buff er setting or USB buffer setting is di sabled (see P arall el por t enabled or USB port enabled in Advanced T roubleshooti ng).
72 19 Solving print quality pr oblems Use the following tables to fin d soluti ons for printi ng problems you have encountere d. If you cannot fix the problem, co ntact the pl ace wher e you bought your pr inter . Y ou may ha ve a printe r par t that requires cleanin g or rep lacem ent by a ser vi ce techn ician.
73 T oner smears or rubs off the pa ge. • T r y a diff erent kind of paper . Pap er design ed f or copie rs give the best quality . • If yo u are p rinting on sp ecial me dia, f or e xample, card stock or labels , be sure y ou selected the correct p aper type in the printer driv er .
74 P ages are b lank. • The print cartridge ma y be ou t of toner . Replace the car tri dge. • Y ou ma y hav e a softwa re erro r . T r y turning the printer off a nd bac k on. The printer ha s mis sing or dam aged parts. • Contac t the plac e where y ou bought y our printer .
75 The medi a sk ew s or b uckles . • Don ’ t o ver fill tr a y 1 or the optional t ra y 2 (see media capacit ies in the Media t ypes and si ze s ta bl e. • Mak e sure the paper gui des are fl ush against the edges of the medi a. The paper sticks to gether/printer f eeds mu ltiple s heets of p aper .
76 The Jam li ght i s sti ll on even thou gh you cleared the j am. • Mak e sure y ou cleared a ll jams. • Push the oper at or panel b utton or open and close the printer cov er to restar t the printer . • Mak e sure the print cartr idge is install ed.
77 Resetting user defau lts When form atting problems occur or unexpected ch aracters pr int, t r y re setting th e pr inter default settings to your user d ef a ults.
78 5 When the E rror light and Press Button light blink, cl ose the c ov er . The speci al functi on menu is activated. Restoring factory default s Sometime s re settin g the pr inte r to the or igi nal factor y de f ault settin gs solves format ting pr oblems.
79 Using He x T race mode When unexpected characters pri nt or charac ters are m issing, us e Hex T race to help you de ter mine if there is a problem wit h the langu age in ter pre ter or the c able. He x T race is olates pr inti ng problems by telling you what i nforma tion your pr inter is recei ving.
80 Using print quality test pa ges T o help isolate pr int quali ty problems, li ke streaking, p r int test p ages u sing the p rint quali ty test pa ges setting: 1 Enter the special function menu .
81 20 Ad v anced troub leshooting If you contact the Lexmark Cus tomer Sup por t Cen ter to hel p y ou reso lve a printing problem, they may guide you th rough a n advanced trou bleshooting m ode to change a de f ault s etting ( f or example, tur ning on the PP DS Activated s etting if your job appl ication u ses the P PDS d atastrea m).
82 6 Press and r elease th e operator pan el button twice qu ickly (double-button pres s) until the Load P ap er light comes on and th e two bo ttom lights blink. 7 Press the operator p anel un til all the lights come on to init iate th e advanced troubleshoo ting mode.
83 This ill ustration re presents the operato r panel s etting s in advanced troubleshooti ng mode wh en an operator pane l ligh t is blinking. The following tables descr ibe the functi on of ea ch of these set tings in advanced troublesh ooting mod e.
84 Fo r E320 and E322 printers , P aral lel NP A Mode is set to A uto, the f actor y def ault. When NP A Mode i s set to O n, y our comp uter can s end print job s to the printer and query printer sta.
85 This light se quence in adv anced troub leshooting mode: Corresponds to this setting: Fo r E320 and E322 printers , Pa rallel Mode 1 is set t o On, the fac tor y def ault. This set ting disab les the pull-up r esistors on the para llel port signals .
86 Fo r E320 and E322 printers , Pa rallel Strobe Adjust i s set to Off (0), the f actory def ault. This set ting lets y ou increa se the amount o f time stro be is sampled to determine that v alid data is a va ilab le on the p arallel port.
87 USB NP A Mode is set to A uto , the f actor y def ault. When USB NP A Mode is set to On, y our computer c an send print jobs to the printer and query printer st atus inf or mation sim ultaneou sly . • Press the oper ator panel button wit h a brief butt on pres s to scro ll through th e settings (O ff , On, A uto).
88 A uto CRLF /LFCR is set to Off , the f actory def ault. How the printer f ormats the end of a line depend s on the compu ter system being us ed. Use this setting to select wh ether or not the printer automati cally pe rfo r ms a carriage return (CR) aft er a line f eed (LF) or a line f eed after a c arriage return.
89 21 Calling f or service Before callin g for ser vic e, check the following: • Is the power co rd plugge d into the pr inter? • Is the power co rd plugge d direc tly into a proper ly gro unded w.
90 22 Setting up the netw ork printer Pri nt ser vers connec t pri nters to network s. This lets many us ers acc ess pr inters f rom their own works tations, a ver y cost effectiv e wa y to share powerful and ex pensive pri nters. It i s not n ecessar y to buy an ex tra perso nal compu ter to att ach each p rinte r to the networ k.
91 Configure and p rint TCP/IP Step 1: Se t the IP a ddress, ne tm ask and gat eway Y ou must assign an IP add ress, netma sk and ga tew ay to the pr int se r ver in order for other n etwork devices to find it on the n etwork. • If you ha ve DHCP , the prope r addresses are automaticall y assigned.
92 Install ation 1 Launch th e dri v ers CD . 2 Click Install S oftware, Pri nter Sof tware. 3 Click Custom Ins tall when you see this option. 4 Select N etwor k Suppor t, and then c lick Ne xt. 5 On the Net work tab, select Pr int S er ver TCP/IP Set up Utility , and then Fi nish Instal lation .
93 3 Establish an FTP s ession wi th the pr int ser ver . Expect th e pri nt ser ver to retu r n its curr ent fir mware lev el (such as 2.5.15) . ftp 157 .184.8.231 4 Usi ng t he FT P “ pu t ” comman d, pr int a f ile. This fil e can be PCL or PostScri pt emulation s, PDF , HTML, or a ny other prin ter la nguage the pr inter unders tands.
94 Set up Le xIP pri nting on Windo w s NT 4.0/2000 Y ou can view this fil e online before you begin ins talling, o r pr int the fi le to an alter na te networ k pr inter that is al ready s et up. P ar t 1: Install printer drivers and TCP/I P netw ork suppor t 1 Launch th e dri v ers CD .
95 P ar t 2: Create a Network P or t 1 Click Star t Settings Pr inters. 2 Select t he pr inte r you just cr eated. 3 Clic k File Properties . 4 Click P or t s, and then Add P or t. 5 Click Network P or t, and the n New P or t. 6 Enter the informati on to cr eate the por t .
96 6 When the l ist o f software co mponen ts is offered, s elect all the op tions you w ant to insta ll. Y ou need to at l east sel ect the following: – Pri nter Dr ivers (to obtain a c ustom dri v.
97 7 Press the operator p anel with a bri ef button press to pr int a tes t page verify ing pr inter install ation. If the Pr inter Pr oper ties window is sti ll open, click Pr int T est P age on the Gene ral tab . If you hav e closed the Pr inter Pr oper ties, do the following: a Click Star t Settings Pr inters.
98 11 On the Net work S uppor t tab , s elect TCP/IP . Note: If a shade d check mark is beside an op tion, su ppor t f or that environ ment is alread y install ed and will be up dated with this ins tallat ion. 12 Click Finish Ins tallatio n. When pr ompte d for a reboot, answer Y es.
99 P ar t 3: Sharing the printer on the netw ork 1 Click Star t Settings Pr inters. 2 Select t he pr inte r you just cr eated. 3 Clic k File Sharing . 4 Check Shared, an d then t ype a nam e in S hared Name text bo x . 5 In the Alter nate Dr ivers sectio n, select the operating sys tems of all the network cli ents that will pri nt to the pr inter.
100 3 Right-cli ck the shared pr inte r name, and the n click Install. W ai t a fe w minutes for the dr iver informa tion to be copie d from the ser ver co mputer to the client c omputer , and f o r a new pr inter obj ect to be added to the Pr inte rs folder .
101 T roub leshooting At the se r ver , do th ese step s in t he order shown before you call th e Custome r Suppor t Center . 1 Make sure you are using TCP/IP for commun ications be tween the Win dows ser ver and the Mark Net pr int ser ver . For Windows NT Se r v er 4.
102 No vell NetW are Queue-based printing Set up the printer using the Network Printer Utility The eas iest wa y to configur e the p rint ser ver for NetW a re jobs in non -NDPS an d non- NEPS environments i s to use the Netwo rk P rin ter Utility for NetW ar e.
103 Choosing NPRINTER/RPRINTER or PSER VER When con figur ing your pri nt ser ver , you ’ ll have to set it up in ei ther NPRINTER/RP RINTER or i n PSER VER . How NPRINTER/RPRINTER w orks A Mar kNet pr int s er ver configure d in NPRINTER /RPRINTER acts as a remote p rin ter .
104 PSER VER in IntraNetW are NDS Adv antages of using PSER VER in NDS: • Does not r equire that PSERVER.NLM be installe d on the NetW are ser ver • Increases perform ance.
105 PSER VER in NetW are 3.x Adv antages of using PSER VER in NetW are 3.x: • Does not r equire that PSERVER.NLM be installe d on the NetW are ser ver . • Does not r equire you to unload P SER VE R.NLM o r restar t your computer afte r instal lation.
106 5 T r y pr intin g from s ome oth er appli catio n. If the job pr ints from the se cond a pplicati on, you ’ ve narrowed the problem to the fir st appl ication. Make sure you are us ing the c urrent v ersio n of the dr iver f or the problem a pplicati on.
107 Changing the zone If you want to change the zone of the new printe r using Mar kV ision, find the pr inter in the mai n Mark Visio n window , sele ct it fr om th e list an d choose Adapte r Set tings. 1 If you hav en ’ t already d one so, install Mark Vision .
108 LaserWriter 8 en vir onment (LaserWriter 8.4. 1 and later ): 1 Select t he des ktop pri nter obj ect to be u pdated. 2 Select t he Pr intin g menu, an d then sel ect Change Setup. 3 Select Auto Setu p to aut omatical ly rec onfigure the pr inter op tions.
109 Print ser ver light patte rns The four indicato r lights on the pr int s er ver indica te activity , status, and e rrors, depend ing on the light patter n.
110 Err or conditions What shows on th e four indicator lights Description Cau se and solu tion binary 12 (f or 0.25 s ec), binary 3 (f or 0.25 sec), repeat contin uously . Serious f ailure. The print serve r is unab le to recov er . Unreco vera ble software error .
111 23 Notices • Editio n not ice • T rademarks • Safet y in formati on • Cautions and w arnings • Electr onic emission notices • German acousti cs statement • Ener g y Star • Laser no.
112 References in this publication to produc ts, programs, or ser vic es do not impl y that t he manufacturer intends t o make thes e av a ilable in all c ountr ies in wh ich it op erates. Any ref erenc e to a p roduct, program, or ser v ice is not intended to s tate or impl y that only that produc t, program, or ser vic e may be used.
113 • Y our p roduct us es a las er , ex e rcise CAUTION: Use of controls or adjus tment s or performance of pr ocedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exp osure. • Y our p roduct us es a pr intin g pro cess that heats the pri nt media, a nd the h eat may cause the media to r elease emissions.
11 4 Electr onic emission notices Federal Comm unications Commission (FCC) compliance i nformation s t at e m e n t T he L e x m a r k E 320 , E 3 2 2 and E322n h a v e b een te s t ed a nd f ou n d to c o m ply w i th the l i mi t s f or a C l a s s B digital d e v i c e , p u r s u a nt to P a r t 15 of t h e F CC R ul e s .
11 5 A vis de conformit é aux normes d ’ Industrie Canada Cet appareil num é ri que de la cl asse B resp ecte toutes les exigence s du R è gl ement sur le mat é riel brouilleu r du Ca nada.
11 6 Energ y Star The EP A ENERGY ST AR C omputers program is a p ar tne rship effor t with c omputer manufacturers to promote t he introd uction of energy-effici ent produ cts and t o redu ce air p ollution caused by power generation.
11 7 Index A A4 19 loading 19 manua l fe ed 19 tray 1 17 tray 2 21 A5 19 loading 19 manua l fe ed 19 tray 1 17 tray 2 21 advanc ed trou bleshooting mode 81, 88 menu items 81 auto CRLF/LFCR 88 Parallel.
1 18 manua l fe ed 19 labe ls 33 manua l fe ed 33 tray 1 31 legal 19 manua l fe ed 19 tray 1 19 tray 2 21 letter 19 manua l fe ed 19 tray 1 18 tray 2 21 letterh ead 19 manua l fe ed 19 tray 1 18 tray .
1 19 AppleTalk 108 Hex Trace m ode 79 NetWare 105 paper pr oblems 75 print qual ity proble ms 72, 73 print qual ity test p ages 80 printing p roblems 74, 75, 76 resetting us er defaults 77 rest ore f .
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