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This page allows you to view
or change general printer settings. Making
these settings from this page is equivalent
to making the corresponding settings from
the printer's front panel. This means the
settings are retained in the printer's memory
and are overridden on a job-by-job basis
by settings made from the printer driver.
User Preferences
Print
Startup Page
- On - A Startup Page prints
every time the printer is reset.
- Off - The Startup Page is
not printed.
Front
Panel Menus
- On - The front panel displays
all menus and allows full access to
the settings.
- Off - This limits the menu
items displayed on the front panel,
preventing users from changing front
panel settings that may affect the prints
of other users. Users cannot access
the Default Printer Settings menu, Advanced
Printer Settings menu, and Network Settings
menu.
Print
PostScript Error Information - If the
printer encounters PostScript errors in
the print job, it will not print the job.
If you set Print PostScript Error Information
to ON, the printer prints a report
summarizing any PostScript errors that occur
during a print job. You can use this report
for troubleshooting. If you don't enter
a value for this field, it defaults to OFF.
Power
Saver - Displays the status of the Power
Saver mode setting. The default value is
ON.
- On - Power Saver mode is set
on.
- Off - Power Saver mode is
set off.
Set
Front Panel Language - Select the default
language for the printer front panel from
the drop-down box. All available languages
for the printer model are contained in the
list.
Local
Printer Information
Printer
Name (SNMP System Name) - Allows you
to specify the a printer name up to 32 characters.
This can also be set from various other
pages within CentreWare.
Printer
Location (SNMP System Location) - Allows
you to specify the printer's location up
to 255 characters. This can also be set
from various other pages within CentreWare.
Printer
Contact (SNMP System Contact) -
Allows you to specify the name of the contact
person up to 255 characters for printer
problems. This can also be set from various
other pages within CentreWare.
Timeout
Settings
These settings control when
print jobs or printer features are discarded.
Wait
Timeout - The value in this field determines
how long the printer waits for expected
data during a print job. If the printer
does not receive expected data within the
specified period of time after the job is
started, the printer cancels the job. Enter
a value in seconds. A value of 0 indicates
no timeout; that is, the printer does not
time out while waiting for data. The value
entered must be between 0 and 65535.
Job
Timeout - The value in this field determines
how long the printer waits during an interrupted
print job before ending the job. Enter a
value in seconds. A value of 0 indicates
no timeout; that is, the printer does not
time out on an interrupted job. The value
entered must be between 0 and 65535.
Load
Paper Timeout - The value in this field
determines how long the printer waits for
paper to be loaded during a print job before
ending the job. Click on the drop down menu
and select a value from the list. A value
of None indicates no timeout; that
is, the printer does not time out while
waiting for paper to be loaded. The default
Load Paper Timeout value is 3 minutes.
Print
Mode Settings
Change the settings here to
adjust print speed and image appearance.
Print-Quality
Mode
Select a Print Quality mode
depending on your printing needs. These
modes affect the appearance of your prints
and the time they take to print.
- Standard - General-purpose
mode for color printing. Transparencies
are always printed in Standard mode
even if another mode is selected.
- Enhanced - Produces highest-quality
color prints with near photographic
detail. Uses
1200 x 600 dpi.
- Draft - Recommended for draft
or interim prints and proofreading only.
This mode uses less toner than standard
mode and prints 600 x 600 dpi.
Image
Smoothing - Image Smoothing
blends adjacent colors in low-resolution
images for smoother color transitions. For
example, use Image Smoothing to improve
the appearance of a 72-dpi image downloaded
from the World Wide Web. Image Smoothing
is not recommended for 300-dpi or higher
images.
2-Sided
Printing
You can choose to print on both
sides of a sheet of paper.
- Disabled - Prints only on
one side of a sheet of paper. Make sure
to use this selection when printing
on transparencies; see Paper
Source.
- Long-Edge - Prints on two
sides of a sheet of paper so the image
is right-side up on each side. Make
sure Letter or A4 is selected as the
Paper Size in the driver.
- Short-Edge - Prints on two
sides of a sheet of paper so the image
is printed top-to-bottom on each side.
TekColor™
Correction
These are the color corrections
designed for your printer. They include
options for matching the printer's colors
as closely as possible to colors on other
devices, such as your computer screen or
a printing press. Tip: Vivid Color is the
best choice for printing transparencies.
When any other option is selected with transparencies,
None is used.
- Automatic - Optimizes colors
for each element (text and graphics)
on the page. Best all-purpose selection.
- SWOP Press - Specification
for Web Offset Publications. Use to
match U.S. press standards.
- Euroscale Press - Use to match
equivalent Imation Matchprint proofs.
- Commercial Press - Use to match
commercial Imation Matchprint proofs.
Best choice for comps.
- Toyo - Use to match commercial
Toyo printing inks on coated paper.
- DIC - Use to match Dai Nippon
printing inks on coated paper.
- sRGB-Vivid - Produces the
brightest possible colors. Makes blue
colors appear less purple. Use when
printing transparencies.
- sRGB-Display - Closest match
to computer screen colors.
- SNAP Press - Specifications
for Non-Heat Advertising Printing. Use
to match standards for printing on uncoated
and newsprint papers.
- None - No color correction
applied. Use with PANTONE colors or
when no correction is desired.
- Black and White - Prints all
colors as gray scale.
Paper
Source - Select the tray you want to
print from, or allow the printer to select
the tray automatically.
Note: If you have multiple
trays, the printer uses the upper tray until
it is empty, moving to the other trays as
needed.
- AutoSelect Tray - The printer
takes paper from a tray loaded with
the paper size currently selected in
the driver's Paper Size field.
- MultiPurpose Tray - The printer
takes media from the multipurpose tray.
- Tray 1 - The printer takes
media from the upper tray.
- Tray 2 - The printer takes
media from Tray 2*.
- Tray 3 - The printer takes
media from Tray 3*.
* available only if optional
feeder is installed.
Job
Offset - Select ON to offset
the print job for binding, or set to OFF
or normal printing.
Select
Output Tray - Select the Top Output
Tray or the Left Side Output Tray.
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