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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,
which 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
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Print Startup Page
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On: A Startup Page prints every time the printer
is reset.
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Off: The Startup Page is not printed.
Front
Panel Menus
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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.
System
Start Job
- On:
The printer automatically executes the file named
SysStart (if one is found on the hard disk in the
printer), each time the printer is turned on or
reset.
- Off:
The printer does not execute the file named SysStart..
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.
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Local Printer Information
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Printer Name (SNMP System Name)
Allows
you to specify the a printer name. This can also be set
from various other pages within CentreWare.
Printer Location (SNMP System Location)
Allows
you to specify the printer's location. 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 for printer
problems. This can also be set
from various other pages within CentreWare.
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Timeout Settings
These settings control when print jobs or printer features are discarded.
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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.
Manual Feed Timeout
The
value in this field determines how long the printer waits
for paper to be inserted into the manual feed slot for a
manual feed print job. If paper is not inserted within the
specified period of time after the job is sent to the printer,
the printer attempts to pick paper from one of the paper
trays. Enter a value in seconds. A value of 0 indicates
no timeout; that is, the printer does not time out while
waiting for paper to be inserted. The value entered must
be between 0 and 65535.
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Print
Mode Settings
Change the settings here to adjust print speed and image appearance.
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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.
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Fast Color: Fastest color print mode.
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Standard: General-purpose mode for color printing. Transparencies are always
printed in Standard mode even if another mode is selected.
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Enhanced: Produces superior text resolution and very smooth light colors.
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High Resolution/Photo: Produces highest-quality color prints with near
photographic detail. Uses 1200 x 600 dpi. This mode requires the printer's
Plus (DP) or Extended Features (DX) options.
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.
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Disabled: Prints only on one side of a sheet of
paper. Make sure to use this selection when printing
on transparencies; see Paper
Source.
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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.
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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.
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Automatic: Optimizes colors for each element (text and graphics) on the
page. Best all-purpose selection.
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SWOP Press: Specification for Web Offset Publications. Use to match U.S.
press standards.
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Euroscale Press: Use to match equivalent Imation Matchprint proofs.
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Commercial Press: Use to match commercial Imation Matchprint proofs. Best
choice for comps.
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Black and White: Prints all colors as gray scale.
- Vivid Color: Produces the brightest possible colors. Makes blue colors
appear less purple. Use when printing transparencies.
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sRGB Display: Closest match to computer screen colors.
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Toyo: Use to match commercial Toyo printing inks on coated paper.
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DIC: Use to match Dai Nippon printing inks on coated paper.
- FujiProof: Use to match the Fuji Color Art System for commercial North
American proofs.
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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.
Paper
Source
Select
the tray you want to print from.
Note:
If
you have multiple trays, the printer uses the upper
tray until it is empty, moving to the other trays as needed.
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AutoSelect Tray: The printer takes paper from a tray loaded
with the paper size currently selected in the driver's
Paper Size field.
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Upper: The printer takes paper or transparencies from
the upper tray.
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Middle: The printer takes paper from the middle tray.
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Lower: The printer takes paper from the lower tray.
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