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Lexmark E 260, E2 60d, an d E260 dn Serie s User's Guide January 2 010 www.lexmark.com Ma chin e type(s ): 4513 Model (s): 200, 22 0, 230[...]
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Contents Saf ety i nfo rmati on.... ..... .. ..... .... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ... .... ..... .... ... .... ..... ..... .. .7 Lear ning ab out the print er.. ..... ..... .. ..... .... ..... .... ... .... ..... .... ..... .. ..... ...9 Thank you fo r choosing this p rinter!...................... .......... ...................... .................[...]
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Lo adi ng pap er and spe ci al ty me di a ......... ..... ..... ......... .... ..... ........ 40 Setting the p aper si ze and type... ............... ........ ................ ................ ............... ....... ................ ................ ........ .............40 Configuri ng Universal pape r settings......... ......... ................[...]
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Canceling a print jo b...... .................... .................... .......... .................... ..................... ......... ............ .......... .................... ......63 Cancel ing a prin t j ob from the printe r c ontrol panel ... ............. .............. ....... .............. .............. ....... ... ........... ....... [...]
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Admini str ative su ppor t... ...... .... ... ...... .... ... ...... ... .... .... ..... .... .... ..... ...92 Finding a dv anced ne tworking and admi nistrator information................ ............................... ....................... ....92 Restoring the factory d efa ul t settings................ ................................. ......[...]
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Large jobs do not collate .............. ............. ....... .............. .............. ....... .............. .............. ..... .. .............. ............. ....... .............. ... 111 Solving op tion problems.................. .............. ............................. .............................. ............. ................ [...]
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S afety information C AUTI ON— POTE NT IAL IN JUR Y: See the enclosed Safety Sheet b efore making a ny c able or elect rical conne c ti on. Connec t the power cord to a prop erly g roun ded electric al outlet that is near the prod uct and easily access ible. Do no t pl ace o r use th i s prod uct ne ar wa ter or wet lo cati ons . C AUTI ON— POT[...]
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CA UTION—SHOCK H AZARD: Do no t u se th e f ax fea tu re dur in g a l ight ning s torm . Do not s et u p thi s p rodu ct or m ake any elec trical or cabling c onnection s, such as the fax f e ature, power cord, or t elephone, dur ing a light ning st orm. CAUT IO N—T IP PING HA ZAR D: Floor -mo unted co nfigur ation s require add itional f urnit[...]
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Learning abo ut the printer Thank you for choosing this printe r! We've worked hard to make s u re it will meet your needs. To sta rt us ing yo ur new pri nter righ t awa y, us e the se tup m at eria ls tha t came with th e prin ter , and th en ski m the Use r’s Gui de to lea rn ho w to per fo rm ba sic ta sks. To g et the most o ut of yo ur[...]
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What are you look ing fo r? Find it h e re The latest supplemental in formation, updates, and technical support: • Documentation • Driver dow nloads • Liv e chat support • E-m ail su ppor t • Telephone s upport Lexmark S upport W eb site— http://support .lexmark.com Note: Select your region, and th en s elect y our product to view th e [...]
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1 2 3 4 5 1 Rea r 30 0 mm ( 12 i n.) 2 Rig ht sid e 20 0 mm ( 8 in .) 3 Fro nt 300 m m (1 2 in. ) 4 Left s ide 12.7 mm (0 .5 i n.) 5 Top 300 m m (1 2 in .) Printer configurations Basic m odel The f ol lowi ng il lus tr atio n sho ws the pri nte r fr ont wi th its bas ic fe atu res or pa rts: Lear n ing a bout th e p rint er 11[...]
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1 Front d oor releas e button 2 Paper stop 3 Sta nda rd exi t b in 4 Prin ter contr ol panel 5 Sys te m bo ard do or 6 Sta ndar d 25 0-s he et t ray (T ra y 1) 7 Manual feeder door 8 Front d o or Th e follow ing illu stra tion shows t he pr inter bac k wit h it s basic featur es or parts : Lear n ing a bout th e p rint er 12[...]
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1 Rear door 2 Eth ernet port No te : The Ethernet port is a f eature on network models only. 3 USB port 4 Para llel po rt 5 Pri nter power c ord socket 6 Power s witch 7 Sec ur it y sl ot Conf igured m odels Th e follow ing illu stra tion shows the pri nter con figured wit h an op tiona l 250- or 550-sheet d r awer: Lear n ing a bout th e p rint er[...]
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1 Front d oor releas e button 2 Paper stop 3 Sta nda rd exi t b in 4 Prin ter contr ol panel 5 Sys te m bo ard do or 6 Sta ndar d 25 0-s he et t ray (T ra y 1) 7 O ptio nal 25 0- o r 55 0-s hee t d ra wer ( Tr ay 2) 8 Manual feeder door 9 Front d o or Understa nding the printe r control panel The p rin ter co ntro l panel fea ture s six ligh ts a n[...]
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Item 1 Erro r lig ht 2 Jam l igh t 3 Lo ad paper li ght 4 Ton e r li gh t 5 Read y l ight 6 Contin ue button 7 Stop button Lear n ing a bout th e p rint er 15[...]
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Additional printer setup Installing int ernal options CA UTION—SHOCK HAZ ARD: If you are acc essin g the sy stem bo ard o r instal ling option al har dware or memo ry de vic es some tim e a fter s etti ng up the pri nter , t hen tu rn the pr inte r o ff, an d un plu g t he pow er c ord fr om t he wall outlet before con tinuing. I f you have any o[...]
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1 E the r net c onn e cto r Note: The Ether net port is a feature on networ k models only. 2 USB port 3 Para llel connector 4 Memor y card connect or 5 Optional c ard connector 6 Optional c ard connector Insta lling a memory card CAUTI ON—SHOCK HA ZARD: If you are acc essing th e syst em bo ard or i nstalling opti onal hardwa re or memory de vic [...]
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An op tio nal memo ry c ard ca n be purch a sed sep ara tel y and at tach ed t o the s yst em boa rd. To instal l th e memor y card : 1 Turn th e pr i nter o ff. 2 Acc ess the sy st em b oa rd. 3 Unpack t he memory car d. Not e: Avoid to u ching the connection poin ts alon g the edg e of the card. 4 Al ign th e mem or y card wi th it s co nnec to r[...]
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It may requ ire some forc e to ful ly s eat the car d. 7 Ensur e that each latch fits over the notch on each end of the card. 8 Close t he system board door. 9 Turn th e pri nter ba ck on. 10 Open the prin ters fol der: a Cl ick , or cl ick Sta rt an d t he n cl i ck Run . b In the Sta rt Se ar ch or Run box , ty pe co nt rol p ri nte rs . c Pre ss[...]
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An opt ional drawer a ttach es unde r the pr inter . A drawer consis ts of t wo part s: a t ray and a s upport unit . The prin ter sup po rt s one opt iona l drawe r ; yo u ca n inst al l a 250- o r 5 50-sh e et dra we r. CAUTI ON—SHOCK HA ZARD: If you are acc essing th e syst em bo ard or i nstalling opti onal hardwa re or memory de vic es some [...]
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6 Alig n t he o uter e dges of th e p rin ter w ith the ou ter ed ges of th e dr awe r, and th en s low ly lo wer t he pr inte r i n to plac e. 7 Turn th e pri nter ba ck on. 8 Open the prin ters fol der: a Cl ick , or cl ick Sta rt an d t he n cl i ck Run . b In the Sta rt Se ar ch or Run box , ty pe co nt rol p ri nte rs . c Pre ss Enter , or cli[...]
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Printi ng the printe r se ttings c onfigur ation s heet The pri n ter s e tti ng s co nfi gu rat i on s hee t sho ws t he cu rr ent co nf ig ura ti on se tt in gs . I t also p rov id es inst ru cti o ns o n how to na vigat e thr ough the config uration men us to sele ct an d sa ve new sett ings. T o pr int t he pr inter settin gs con figurat ion sh[...]
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1 Eth ernet port No te : The Ethernet port is a f eature on network models only. 2 USB port 3 Para llel po rt 4 Pri nter power c ord socket Setting up the printe r softwar e Inst alling pri nter soft ware A p rin te r dr iver is s of tware th at l ets the c omput er com mun ic ate w it h th e p rin ter . Th e p rint er soft war e i s ty pica lly in[...]
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For Ma cint osh users 1 Clo se al l open soft wa re appli c a t i on s. 2 Inse r t the Software and Doc umentation CD . 3 F rom the Fin de r des kto p, doub le -cl ick the pr int er CD i co n th at auto m ati call y a ppea rs . 4 Dou b le- cli ck t he Install P rinter an d Softwa r e icon. 5 Foll ow the i nstruction s on th e computer screen. Using[...]
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In Ma c OS X vers ion 10 .4 and ear lier 1 From the F inder des ktop , choose Go > Applications . 2 Dou b le- cli ck Utilities , and t hen double-cli ck Prin t Cen ter or Print er Setup Utility . 3 Sel ect the prin ter, and th en fro m the Print ers me nu , choos e Show Info . 4 From the po p-up men u, choose I nstal lable O ptions . 5 Add any i[...]
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Minimizing your printer's environmenta l impact Lexm ark is com mitt ed to envi ronment al s ustai nabili ty and is con tinua lly im provin g its print ers t o red uce their impact on the environmen t. We design with the enviro nment in mind, engineer our packag ing to reduce materials , and pr ovide coll ectio n and rec ycli ng prog rams. For[...]
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Use bo th s ides of t he pa per If y our print er model supp orts duplex prin ting, you can con trol wh ether pr int appear s on one o r two sides of th e pa pe r by se le ct in g 2-sided p rint ing from the P rint dialog or the Lexm ark T oolbar. Plac e mult ipl e pages o n one she et of pa per You can print up to 16 consecut ive pages of a multip[...]
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Recyc ling Lexma rk products To return Lex mark p roduct s to Lex mark for recyc ling : 1 Visi t our Web site at www. lex mark .com /re cycl e . 2 Find th e pr oduc t type you wa nt to recyc le, an d then sele ct y our cou ntry fr om th e li st. 3 Foll ow the i nstruction s on th e computer screen. Rec ycling L exmar k p ackag ing Lexm ark co nti n[...]
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Interpreting the printer control panel li g hts Understa nding the printe r control panel light sequences Unde rstan ding the p rimary light seque nces Printe r control panel Li ghts an d butt o ns 1 Erro r 2 Ja m 3 L oad pa per 4 Toner 5 Rea dy 6 Conti nue 7 St op The printer contr ol pane l featur es six lig hts and two buttons . The lights can b[...]
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Ligh t seq uenc e What you can do Rep lac e PC K it - Blinking - Blinking - On Replace the photoconductor kit. Read y - On (green) Send a job to p rint. Power S ave r - On (yellow) Send a job to p rint. I nterp reting the pr inte r contro l pan el lig hts 30[...]
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Ligh t seq uenc e What you can do Hex Trac e Ready - Slowl y Blin king Use Hex Trace to troubleshoot printi ng p roblems. Turn the printer off and th en on again t o return to the Ready st a te. Bu sy - Blinking Wait or pres s . Flushi ng B uffer - Blinking - Blinking Wait until the printer return s to the Ready st at e. I nterp reting the pr inte [...]
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Ligh t seq uenc e What you can do Waitin g - On - On Wait for the light seq uence to clear. Canceli ng job - On - On - On - On - On - On Wait for the light seq uence to clear. Inv ali d En gine Code or Inva lid Networ k Cod e - On - On Press the twice to get the secon dar y mess age. Use va lid c ode wh en programmin g th e printer. I nterp reting [...]
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Ligh t seq uenc e What you can do Not rea dy - On Press and release either or to return t o the Ready state. Ca rtridg e erro r - On - On Replace the toner cartridge with one su itable f or yo ur regi on. Note: This L ED pattern a lso indicates oth er problems wi th the cartridge. Press twice quickl y to see the secondary messag e. For more i nform[...]
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Ligh t seq uenc e What you can do No pa per in T ray 1 or Tray 2 - On - On L oad pa pe r i n T ra y 1 o r 2 , an d t he n press or . No paper i n manual f eed er - On Load paper in the manual feeder. Remov e paper from the st andard ex it bin - Blink ing Remove pr inted page s from the standard exit bin, and then press and rel ease to clear th e li[...]
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Ligh t seq uenc e What you can do Cartrid ge is l ow - On - On • Press an d release to c le ar the light sequence and conti nue pro cessing t he print job. • With the p rinter turned off, remov e the toner ca rtridg e and shake it to extend its life. • Replace the toner cartri dge, and then turn the prin ter on. PC Ki t li fe wa rning - Blink[...]
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Ligh t seq uenc e What you can do Paper jam - On - On Pres s twice quick ly to see the second ary paper jam code. Unde rstan ding the s eco ndary e rror ligh t se quence s When t he an d ligh ts ar e on si mu lta neous ly, p res s t w ic e qu ick l y t o s ee th e s eco nda ry er ro r co de . Printe r control panel Ligh ts and bu tto ns 1 Erro r 2 [...]
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Ligh t seq uenc es What yo u can do Complex pa ge, some da ta may not have printed - On - On - On Press either or to clear the light seq uence. Insufficient memor y to coll ate job - On - On - On Pres s to print the r emaining pages of th e job. Insufficien t memory to sup port Resource Save fea ture - On - Blinking - On • Instal l additional pri[...]
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Ligh t seq uenc es What yo u can do Host interface disabled - On - Blin king - Blink ing - On Pres s to clear the code. T he print er di scards a ny print jo bs previously s en t. Paper size is smal l - On - On - On - On • Ensure that the pa p er you loaded is large enough. • Clear a ny paper ja m. • Pres s to clear the code an d continue the[...]
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Ligh t seq uenc es What yo u can do Replace mis sing or defective cartridge - On - Blin king - On Replace the toner cartr idge. For more information, s ee “Replacing the toner ca rtridge” on page 85. Cartr idge part number n ot supported by device - On - On - On Rem ove the tone r car tridge an d r epl a ce i t w ith a su ppo r te d to n er car[...]
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Loading p aper and s pecialty media This sect ion explains how to load the 250- and 550-sheet tray s, and the m a nual feeder. It a ls o in clude s i nformat ion abo ut se ttin g th e Pape r Siz e and Pa pe r Typ e. Setting the paper size and type Ensu re tha t the sett ings fo r the tr ays r eflect the siz e a nd typ e o f pap er loa ded in th e t[...]
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Proper paper loading preven ts jams a nd f a cilitates trouble- free pr i nting. 1 Pull the tra y c o m p l ete ly ou t. Do n ot remo ve trays w hile a j ob prints or when the Bus y light sequence appears on the printer control panel. Doing so ma y cause a ja m. Busy - Blin ki ng 2 Squeeze the width guide tabs, an d then s lide them to the sides of[...]
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If yo u are loading a longer size of pap er like A4 or leg al, squeeze the l ength guide t abs an d sl id e the length gu ide back war ds to the p osi tio n for th e l eng th of p ape r you are l o a ding . T he tr ay ex ten ds bac kward s. If you ar e load ing A6-siz e paper: a Squeeze the length g uide tabs tog ether as s hown, an d slide th e le[...]
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1 Maximum f ill line Not e: W h en loa ding le tte rhe ad, pla ce the top edg e o f the s heet to war d t he fron t of th e t ray. Load th e le tter head wi th the des ign pla ced f ace down . 6 Squeeze t h e width guide tabs on the r ig ht guide, and s lide the width guides to lightly touc h the side of the stack. Load ing paper and sp eci a lt y [...]
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7 Inse r t the tr ay. 8 If a di ffer ent type of pap er wa s lo aded than t he type pr evio usl y l oade d in the tra y, c hang e the Pap er Typ e se ttin g. Fo r more in form ation , see “S etti ng th e pape r siz e and ty pe” o n page 40. Not e: The differen ce between the sta n dard 250-sheet tray a nd the optio nal 250- and 550- sheet trays[...]
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3 Inse r t the tr ay. Usi ng t he m an ual f eed er The manu al feeder is located in side the manual feeder door of th e printer and can feed only one she et of paper at a time. You can us e the ma nu a l feeder to quick ly prin t o n paper types or sizes tha t are not c urrently loaded i n the tray . 1 Open the manual feeder door. Load ing paper a[...]
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2 When t he light is lit, load the paper faceup into the ce nter of the manual feeder . Not e s : • Load letterhea d faceup, with the top of the sh eet en ter ing first. • Load en velopes with t he fla p si de dow n and with t he st amp area as s hown . 3 Feed pa per into the manua l feeder on ly to the po in t w here its leading edge can conta[...]
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To open the paper stop, pull it so it flips forward. Not es: • Do not leave th e pa per stop in the open position if yo u are prin ting on transpa rencies. Doing s o may cause creases in the tr ansparen cies. • When mov ing the prin ter to a noth er locat ion, mak e sur e the pa per stop is closed . Linking and unlinking tra y s Linking trays T[...]
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To unlin k trays from a loca lly conn ected pri nter, do one of the fol lowing: • For Windo ws us ers, acc e s s the Pap er menu thro u g h th e Local P r i nte r Sett i n gs Uti l i ty . Then, change the P aper Type and Pa per Size s etti ngs o f the tr ay so tha t the y do not match the set tings of a ny oth er tray. • For Macin tosh users, a[...]
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Paper a nd specialty m edia guide Paper guidelines Pape r capaci ties The capa cities of t he trays a nd the man ual feeder ar e based on 75 g/ m 2 (2 0 lb) p aper. Loa d up to Notes Tray 1 250 s hee ts of pa pe r 150 sheets of A6-size paper 50 paper labels 50 tran sparencies Vinyl, p harmacy, or dual-sided la bels are n ot supported. Use paper lab[...]
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Cu rl Cur l is the ten dency for pa per to curl at its edges. Exce ssive cu rl can cause p aper feedi ng probl ems. Cur l can occur after the pa per passes throug h the pr inter, w here it is ex posed t o high temp eratur es. Stor ing paper unwrapp ed in hot , hum id , c o l d, or dr y cond iti ons, ev en in t he t ray s, ca n c ont rib ute t o p a[...]
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Select ing pape r Using appropr iate paper prevents jams and helps en sure tro uble-free pr inting. To help av oid jam s an d poor print qua lity: • Always use ne w, un damaged paper. • Befor e l oading paper, k now the re comme nded print s ide o f the paper. This inform atio n is usual ly in dicate d on the paper package . • Do not use pa p[...]
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Supporte d paper sizes, types, and weights Th e followi ng tables provide i nformat ion on s tanda rd and opt ional paper so urces an d the typ es of p aper they support . Not e: F or an un list ed p ap er si ze, se l ect the clos est larger listed siz e. For i nformation on car d stock and label s, see the Card Stock & Label Guide . Pape r siz[...]
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Paper size Di me nsio ns Sta nda rd 250-sh eet tray Option al 2 50- or 550 -sheet tr ay Manual f eeder Duplex path DL Envel ope 110 x 220 mm (4.3 x 8. 7 in.) X X X 7 3/ 4 Enve lope (Monarch ) 98 x 19 1 mm (3.9 x 7. 5 in.) X X X 9 Enve lope 98 x 22 5 mm (3.9 x 8. 9 in.) X X X 10 Envel ope 105 x 241 mm (4.1 x 9. 5 in.) X X X Other Enve lo pe 229 x 35[...]
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Paper type 250- sheet stan dard tra y 250- or 550 -sheet optional tray Manual feede r Duplex path Transparencies X X Envel opes (smoo th) 2 X X X 1 Sing le-sided paper la bels designed for lase r printers are su pp ort ed fo r o cc as i ona l u se . I t i s re co mm en de d to p ri nt 20 o r fewer pages of pap er labels a month . Vinyl, ph armacy, [...]
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Printing This chapter c overs prin ting, printer repor ts, and j ob can c e llation. S election an d han dling of paper an d special ty med ia can af fect how rel iably docume nts prin t. For more i nform ation , see “Avoi ding j ams” on page 9 3 and “St oring pap er” on pa ge 51. Printing a document Printi ng a d ocu m ent 1 Loa d paper i [...]
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Printing on bot h sides of the paper Some m odels of the printer h ave automatic dupl ex / 2-sided printing and other model s have manual d uplex / 2-sided print ing. Printi ng on both side s of t he pape r If y ou want t o print two -sided pages f or every print job, or for most print jobs , then select Du p lex in t he Fini shing menu. To access [...]
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6 Select the appropriate Inpu t options for yo ur print job . 7 Cl ick OK . 8 Cl ick OK on th e Pri nt wi ndow. The prin ter prin ts every ot her p age of th e document first. On ce th e first s ide of your job prints, th e ligh t co me s o n, a nd th e l bu tton li ght bl inks. - On - B li nkin g 9 L oad th e pap er b ack in to the pri nte r wit h[...]
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Printing spec ia lty docum e nts Ti ps on using lette rhe a d Page orientation is impor tant when printin g on letterhe ad. Use the f ollowing t able to determi ne which dir ec tio n to loa d the l etter h e ad: Sou rce o r pr oces s Pr int si de and pa per orie nt at ion • Sta ndar d 250- she et t ray • O ptio nal 250-s h e et tr ay • O ptio[...]
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Sou rce o r pr oces s Pr int si de and pa per orie nt at ion Manual feeder (duplex printing ) Preprinted letter head des ign is plac ed facedown. The top edg e of the sheet with the logo should enter the manual feeder last. Note: Ch eck with the manufa cturer or vendor to determine whethe r the chosen preprinted letterhead is acceptable for las er [...]
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– Have met al clas ps, str ing ties, or fold ing ba rs – Ha ve a n int er lo ck in g d esig n – H av e p os ta ge st am ps at tac hed – Have a ny exposed adh esive w hen the f lap is in th e sealed or clos ed positio n – Ha ve b e nt co rne r s – Have rough, cockl e, or laid fini shes • Adjust the width guides to fit the width of the [...]
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• Be aware that preprint ing, perforat ion, an d cre asi ng may sign ifican tly af fect the pri nt q uality and cause jam s or othe r pa pe r ha ndli ng pr obl em s. • Che c k wi th th e manuf acturer or ve ndor to ensure the ca rd stock can withsta nd t emper atures up to 210°C ( 410°F ) wit hout rele asing ha z a rdous em issions. • Do n [...]
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On the menu se t tings p age: • Under t he Paper Menu, check what pa pers are l is ted under Cus t o m Types. • Und er D evice I nfo rmat ion, v erify th e amo unt of me mory inst alled is c orrec t . • Und er Cart rid ge In form atio n, chec k t he amou nt of to ner . • Under PC Unit, s ee the st atus of the ph otocon ductor k it . Printi [...]
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Canceling a print job Cance ling a print job from the p rinter c ontrol pane l 1 Pre ss to c ancel th e current pri nt job. 2 Wai t for th e light to ap pear befor e resen ding th e print job. Cance ling a print job from the c omputer For W indo ws user s 1 Open the prin ters fol der: a Cl ick , or cl ick Start an d t hen cl i ck Ru n . b In the St[...]
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4 F rom the pr inte r w ind ow, se lect t he j ob to can ce l. 5 From the ic on b ar at th e top of the window , clic k the Del ete icon . Setting Jam Re covery To ens ure that a page w ill re print aft er a paper jam, set Ja m Rec overy to Au to or On. If the prin ter is connect ed to a com puter by a USB or parall el cable, open the Local Prin te[...]
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Understandin g printer menus You may print a menus l ist by p rin ting the m enu setti ngs a nd net wor k se tup p age s. A cces s th e menus f rom a networked prin ter by using t he Embedded W eb Server. Fro m a printe r c o nnected by USB or parallel cable , acces s the men us by us ing the Loca l P r i nte r Se tt ings Uti lity fo r W indo ws o [...]
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Using the Local Pr inter Settings Ut ility Th e Local Prin ter Se tting s Util ity lets you ch ange a nd sav e pr inter settin gs for a printe r con nect ed loc ally throug h a USB or para lle l cab le. Save s ettin gs f rom th e toolbar by cl icki ng Actions Ap ply S ettin gs . You can al so s ave your s etti ngs in a c omm an d fi le to d ist[...]
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Using the Finishing m e nu Use the F ini shin g menu to adj ust se tting s for su ch featu res as Coll ate, Se par ator S heets , an d N-u p (Mu ltipa ge) p r int ing. You can u s e the se tting s to col late p age s, t o ins ert sep ara tor sheet s betw ee n prin t jobs, a nd t o pri nt up to 16 imag es on a single page. To access t he Finishing m[...]
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Men u item Des cri pti on Set Si ze menu for Tray 1 or Tray 2 A4 A5 A6 JIS B5 Ex ecu tive Foli o Leg al Letter Ofic io (Mexico) Statement Universal Lets you specify the paper size loaded in each tray Notes: • Letter is t he US factor y default s etting. A4 i s the interna tional fact ory default s etting. • If the same size and ty pe of paper a[...]
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Men u item Des cri pti on Set Type m enu for Tr ay 2 Plain Pa per Card St ock Rec ycle d La bel s Bon d Letterh ead Preprinted Color ed Pap er Lig h t Pa pe r Heavy Pa per Rough/ Cotton Cust om Ty pe <x> Lets you specify th e t ype of paper loaded in Tray 2 Notes: • Custom Ty pe <x> is the factory defa ult s ettin g. • If available,[...]
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Men u item Descri ption Car d S to ck Te xtu re Smooth Nor mal Roug h Specifies the relative texture of the card stock l o ad ed in a specific tray Notes: • Normal is the fa ctory default setting. • Settings appear only if card stock is s u p ported. Transparency Tex ture Smooth Nor mal Roug h Specifies the relative texture of the transparencie[...]
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Men u item Descri ption Light Texture Smooth Nor mal Roug h Specifies the relative texture of the paper loaded in a specific tray Note: N ormal is the factory defa ult settin g. He avy Te x tur e Smooth Nor mal Roug h Specifies the relative texture of the paper loaded in a specific tray Note: N ormal is the factory defa ult settin g. Rough/Cotton T[...]
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Men u item Descri ption Set Wei ght Lig h t Nor mal Heavy After y ou select a s ett ing fo r Sel ect Type , the Set We ight m enu item lets you s et the weig ht for that ty pe of media. Notes : • Nor mal is the f acto ry de fault setting for most items. • When Li ght Weig ht is the set ting selected for Select Type, Light is the o nly Select We[...]
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Men u item Des cri pti on Re cycl ed Paper Card St ock Transpar ency La bel s Env el ope Rough/ Cotton Specifies the recycled paper type load ed in a tray. This will also be the R ec ycled set ting i n ot her menus. Notes: • Pa per i s th e fa ctor y d efa ul t s ett in g. • The Recycled type must be supported by the selected tray or feeder in [...]
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Setting s menu Genera l Sett ings me nu Men u item De scription Display Language Eng li sh Franc ais Deutsch Italiano Esp ano l Dansk Nor sk Ne derl ands Sve nsk a Portuguese Suo mi Ru ssi an Polsk i Ma gya r Tu rk ce Cesky Simplified Chinese Tra ditional Ch inese Kor ea n Jap ane se Sets the lang uage of the text app earing on the display Note: Al[...]
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Men u item De scription Timeouts Power Save r Disabled 1–2 40 Sets the amoun t of time in mi nutes the printer wa i ts after a job is printed before it go es in to a re duced pow er state Note: Disabled does not appear unless Energy Conserve i s Off. Timeouts Prin t Tim eout Disabled 1–2 55 Sets the amount of tim e in seconds the pri nter waits[...]
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Men u item De scription Fac to ry De fa ults Do Not Re store Res tore No w Returns the printer s ettings to th e factory d efault settin gs Notes: • Do Not Res tore is the factor y default s etting. Do Not Restore keeps the user-defin ed settings. • Restore Now return s all printer settin gs to the factory def ault settin gs except those in the[...]
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Men u item De scription Resource Save Of f On Specifies h ow the pri nter handles tempora ry downloa ds, such as fonts and macros stored in RA M, when the printer receives a job that requir e s more memory tha n is available Notes: • Off is the factor y default setti ng. Off sets the printer to retain the download s only until memory is needed . [...]
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Men u item Descri ption Co llate O ff (1 ,1,1, 2 ,2 ,2) O n (1,2 ,1,2, 1 ,2 ) Stacks th e pages of a print job i n sequence when printing multiple copies Notes: • Off is the fac tory de fault setting. • The On setting s tacks the prin t job s equentially. • Both setting s print the entir e job the n u mber of times sp ecified by the C opies m[...]
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Men u item Descri ption N-up Bor der None Sol id Prints a border around each page image wh en using N-up (pages-sides) Note: None is the f act ory default se tting. Quality menu Men u item Descri ption Print Resolution 300 d pi 600 d pi 12 00 dp i 1200 Im age Q 2400 Im age Q Specif ies the pr inted output r esolution Note: 600 dpi is the f actory d[...]
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Men u item Descri ption Contrast 0–5 Adjusts the degree of difference between levels of gray in printed output Notes: • 0 is the fact ory default s etting. • Higher setti ngs show more difference between levels of gray. Post Script m enu Men u item Desc ription Pr int PS Er ror Of f On Prints a page contain ing the PostSc ript error Note: Off[...]
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Men u item Descri ption Sym bol Set <x> Specifies the fo nt ID and font name that compose each symbol s et Notes: • 10U PC -8 is the US f actory def ault setti ng. • 12U PC -850 is th e internation al factory d ef aul t setting. PCL E mulation Settings Point Size 1.00– 100 8.00 Chang es the point size f or scalabl e t yp ograph i c fo n[...]
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Men u item Descri ption PCL E mulation Settings Auto LF after CR Off On Specif ies whether the pr inter automatically p erforms a line feed (L F) after a carr iage ret urn (CR) con trol comman d Note: Off is the factory d ef ault setti ng. Tray Renu mber Assign MP F eeder Off Non e 0–1 99 Assi g n Tr ay <x > Off Non e 0–1 99 Assi g n Ma n[...]
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Maintaini n g the printer Pe riodi cally, c ertain ta sks are requi red to main ta in optimu m pri nt qualit y. Cleaning the exterior of the prin te r 1 Make sur e tha t the pr i n ter is tur ned o ff and unplug ged from th e wa ll o utlet . CAUTION— SHOCK HAZARD : To avoid the r isk o f ele ctri c sh ock whe n cle ani ng the ex ter ior of the pr[...]
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Order ing supplie s To o rder sup plie s in the U.S. , con tact Lex mark at 1- 800-539-6 275 fo r in forma t i on abou t Lexma rk auth orize d su ppli e s de ale rs in you r ar ea. In oth er co untr ie s or r egi ons, v isi t the Le xm ark W eb Si te at www. lexma rk. com o r c on tac t th e plac e where you purc ha sed t he pr inter. Not e: All li[...]
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Orderi ng a photocon duct or kit Depe nd ing on yo ur p rint er mod el, th e pr i n ter issu es a mes sage or a lig ht sequ enc e to let you k n o w the phot ocondu ctor kit is nea r its en d of li fe. At th is time, order a ph otoc onductor kit. Y ou can al so see the stat us of the phot oconduc tor kit by prin ting a network set up page. Part na [...]
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To re plac e th e tone r cartr idge: 1 Open the front d o or by pre ssing the bu tton on the left si de of the p rinter a nd loweri ng the door. 2 Pres s the bu tton on the base of the phot ocond uctor kit , and t hen pull the toner cartrid ge out using the h andle. 3 Unpa ck t he new to ne r ca rtri dge. Warning—Potentia l Damage: When replac in[...]
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5 Inst all the new to ne r cart ridge by al igni ng the r oll ers o n the tone r car tri dge with the arr ows on the tra cks of t he ph otocon ducto r kit. Pus h the ton er cart ridge in as f ar as it wil l go. T he cart ridge c licks into p lace wh en correc tly i nsta lled. 6 Clos e the f ron t door . Replac ing the photo cond uctor k i t The pri[...]
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Replac e ph o toconductor - Blin king - Blin king - On When you firs t receiv e either l ight s equence, y ou shou ld im mediately o rder a new phot oconducto r kit. While the print er may con tinue t o func tion properl y after the phot ocond uctor kit ha s reached it s official e nd-of-lif e, print qu ality sign ifica ntly d ecreas es. Not e: The[...]
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Plac e the u nit o n a fl at, clea n su rface. 3 Pres s the bu tton on the base of the ph otocon ductor kit . Pul l the t oner car tridg e up an d out using the han dle. 4 Un pack th e new ph ot oc on du ct or kit . Warning—Potentia l Damage: Be care ful no t to to uch th e ph otoc ondu ctor d rum. Do ing s o may af fect the prin t qual ity of fu[...]
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6 Ins t a ll the u nit int o the pr inter by align ing th e arrows on the g uides of the unit w ith th e arrows in th e prin ter. Push the u ni t as fa r as it w ill go . 7 Afte r repl acing the photoc onduc tor kit, r eset t he phot ocondu ctor cou nter. To reset the c ounter, open t he fro nt door, and pr ess and hold unti l all the li ghts cy cl[...]
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Shippin g t he printe r When shipping the pr inter, us e the origina l packagi ng or c all th e place of pu rchase f or a r elocation kit. Maint aini ng the p rint er 91[...]
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Administrative su pport Finding advanced n etworking and administrator information For mor e advanced system s upport tasks, see th e Networking G uide on the Software and Document ation CD and the Embedded W eb Server Admini strator's Gu ide on th e Lexma rk Web site at ht tp:/ /su ppor t.l exmar k.co m . Restoring t he factory defa ult setti[...]
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Clearing jams Avoiding jams The f ol lowi ng hi nts ca n hel p you a vo id jam s: Pape r tray recom mendatio ns • Make sure the paper lies flat in the tray. • Do no t re move a tray whi le the pr inte r is prin ting . • Do no t loa d a t ray wh ile th e pr inte r is pr inting . Lo ad i t prior to prin ting, o r wai t for a pr ompt t o load it[...]
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Access point Descr iption 1 Push button to open the front door. Inside thi s door is the unit hou sing the toner ca rtridge and photoconductor kit. 2 Standa rd ex it bin 3 Front door 4 Manual feeder door 5 Stan dard 25 0-sh eet t ray ( Tr ay 1) 6 Optional tr ay (Tray 2 ) 7 Rear door Understanding ja m lights and access locations Th e jam l ights an[...]
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Try one of the follow ing: • Remov e Tray 1. • Open the front d o or, an d then re move t he ph otocondu ctor k it an d ton er cart ridge unit. 201. yy Paper jam - On - On - On Open the front do or, and t hen remove the photoco nductor kit a nd toner cartridge unit. 202. yy Paper jam - On - On - On Open the front doo r, and t hen open th e rear[...]
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231. yy Paper jam - On - Bl inki ng - On Open the front doo r, and t hen open th e rear door. 233. yy Paper jam - On - Bl inki ng - Bli nki ng - On Try one of the follow ing: • Remove Tray 1, and then dep ress th e lever. • Open the fron t door, and then op en the rear door. 234. yy Paper jam - On - Bli nki ng - On Try one of the follow ing: ?[...]
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235. yy Paper jam - On - Bl inki ng - Bli nki ng - On Remov e the jam from th e standard ex i t bi n. 24x. yy Paper jam - On - On - On - On Try one of the follow ing: • Remov e Tray 1. • Open the front d o or, an d then re move t he ph otocondu ctor k it an d ton er cart ridge unit. • Remov e Tray 2. Cle ar ing jam s 97[...]
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251. yy Paper jam - On - On - On - On Remove the jam from th e manual feeder. Clearing jams be hind the photoconductor kit and toner ca rtridge 1 Pus h the releas e button , and th en lower t he f ront d o or. Cle ar ing jam s 98[...]
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2 Lif t and pul l th e unit con tain ing th e ph o t oco nducto r k it and t h e toner car tri dge out of the print er. Set the uni t asid e on a f lat , cl ean surfac e. Warning—Potentia l Damage : Do not touch the photoc onductor on the under side of the ph otocon ducto r kit. Use the cartridge handle whenever y ou are h oldin g the cartridge. [...]
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5 Clos e the f ron t door . 6 Pre ss to co ntin ue p rint ing. Clearing ja m s f rom the standard e xit bin A duplex prin t job was s ent to the pri nter us ing a p aper siz e not suppor ted for du plex prin ting. A sh eet is j ammed in the standa rd exit bi n. To re move the jam , gen tly pu ll the s hee t strai ght out of the stan dar d exi t bin[...]
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2 Remove the jammed paper. 3 If n ecessary, dep ress the lev er to f ree the paper and r emove th e jam. 4 Inse r t the tr ay. 5 Pre ss to co ntin ue p rint ing. Cle ar ing jam s 101[...]
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Clearing ja ms from Tra y 2 To see whether paper is jammed in or behind Tray 2 : 1 Remov e Tray 2. 2 Remove the jammed paper. Cle ar ing jam s 102[...]
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3 Inse r t the tr ay. 4 Pre ss to co ntin ue p rint ing. Clearing ja m s in the manual feeder Paper jamme d in the manual feeder ca n usuall y be grasped and pulled straight ou t. If t he jam cannot be removed th is wa y, che ck for ja mme d pap er be hind t he ph ot oco nduct or kit and to n er ca rtrid ge un it. F or mo re in fo rm at ion , see ?[...]
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Clearing jams be hind the rea r door If t h e pape r is ex itin g th e prin ter , pull the p aper out. If the pa p er i s not exi ting the pr i n ter : 1 Pus h the releas e button , and th en lower t he f ront d o or. 2 Pul l open the rear door. The pa per may be j ammed wit h one en d caught in the standard exit bin. CAUT ION— HOT SURFACE : Th e[...]
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3 Remove the jammed paper. 4 Clos e bot h the fr ont a nd rea r doo rs. 5 Pre ss to co ntin ue p rint ing. Cle ar ing jam s 105[...]
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Troubles hooting Understa nding printer message s Close door Clos e the f ront door of the p rinter. Load < input src> wit h <custo m type name > Try one or more of t he follow ing: • Loa d the specif ied pape r to clear the m essage an d continu e printi ng. • Canc el the cur rent job. Load < input s rc> wit h <cust om str[...]
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Load man ual feeder with <cu stom typ e name> Try one or more of t he follow ing: • Load the manual feeder with the correct paper type and size. • Pre ss to co ntin ue p rint ing. The printer manual ly overr ides t he reques t , and then paper print s from an au t oma tically selected tray . • Canc el the cur rent job. Load man ual feed[...]
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58 Too ma ny tray s at tached 1 Turn the pr inter off. 2 Unp lug t he power cord fr om the wa ll ou tle t. Not e: Optional t ray s lock tog ether when stac ked. Remo ve stack ed tray s one at a time from th e top d own. 3 Remo ve th e addi tio nal tra y(s). 4 Conn ect th e po wer cord to a prop erly groun ded outl et. 5 Turn th e pri nter ba ck on.[...]
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Solving pri nting problems Jobs do not print These are possib le sol utions. Try one or more of the following: M AKE SU RE THE PRINTER IS READY TO PRINT Ma ke sure th e ligh t is on befo re sendi ng a job to p rint . C HECK TO SE E IF THE STANDARD EXIT BIN IS FU LL Remove t he stac k of paper fro m the standard exit b in. C HECK TO SE E IF THE TRAY[...]
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Multiple -languag e PDFs do not prin t The d ocu ment s conta i n una vai lab le fo nts . 1 Open th e docu men t you wan t to pri nt in Ado be Acr obat . 2 Clic k the print er icon . The Pr int di al og ap pea rs . 3 Selec t Print as image . 4 Clic k OK . Job ta kes longer than expec ted to print The job is t oo complex. Reduce th e c omp lexity of[...]
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Inco rrect cha racte rs prin t Hex Trace mode - Slowl y blinking Make sure the pr inter is not in Hex Trac e mode. I f the “Hex Trace m ode” lig ht sequen ce appear s, you m ust ex it Hex Trace m ode before you can pr int your job. To exit Hex Tr ace mode, turn th e prin t er of f and back on . Tra y linking does not work M ake su re to do all [...]
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M AKE SU RE THE PRINTER HAS ENOUG H MEMOR Y Add prin ter memory. Solving opti on problems Optio n do es not operate corr ectl y or q uits after it is insta lled These are possib le sol utions. Try one or more of the following: R ESE T TH E PRINTER Tu rn the pri nte r off , wa it fo r ab out 10 se conds , a nd th en tu rn t he pri nt er on. C HECK T[...]
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Memory card Make sure the memor y card is securely connected to the printer system board. Solving paper feed problems Paper fr eque ntly jam s These are possib le sol utions. Try one or more of the following: C HECK THE PAPER Use rec ommended paper or s pecialty medi a. For more in formatio n, see “Paper and s pecialty media guide” on pa ge 49.[...]
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Page t hat ja mmed do es not repri nt af ter th e jam is clea red Jam Rec o v er y is s et to Off. D o o ne of t he fol low ing to se t J am Recov ery to A uto or On: • If the pr inter is o n a ne twor k, ac cess t he Emb edde d W eb S erver: 1 Type the p rinter IP address in to the address field of your Web browser. Not e: If yo u do no t kn ow [...]
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Af ter a fe w min ut es, th e prin t qu al ity te st pa ges pr in t. The pag es i nc lude : • An inf ormation page co ntain ing info rmatio n about t he device, the car tridg e, mar gin se ttings , and minim um strok e widt h, an d a gra phi c for evalua ting the pri nt q uali ty • Two pages for assess ing how well t he printer is capable of pr[...]
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C HECK THE P APER S IZE SETTING Mak e su re the P aper Size s e t ting matc hes th e pa pe r lo aded in t he t ray. Gray ba ckgro und From t h e Q uali ty me nu, s elect a re duced To ner Darknes s set t i ng be fore sendin g the job to print . To a ccess the Qual ity men u, do on e of th e follo wing : • If the pri nter i s on a ne twor k, acce [...]
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Incorr ect m argins C HECK THE PAPER GU IDES Move the guides in the tr ay to th e correct positions for the paper s ize loaded. C HECK THE P APER S IZE SETTING Mak e su re the P aper Size s e t ting matc hes th e pa pe r lo aded in t he t ray. C HECK THE P AGE SIZE SETTING Before sendin g t he job to print, specify the cor rect page size in Prin t [...]
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C HECK THE DARKNE SS , BRIGHTNESS , AND CONTRAST SETTINGS The Tone r Darkn ess se tting is to o dar k, t he B rightn ess s ettin g is too dark , or the Contr ast sett ing is to o hig h. • Fro m Pr int Pr ope rtie s, change the s e setti ngs. Not e: T his sol uti on app l i es to Wi nd ows u ser s only . • Fro m the Qua lit y menu, change th ese[...]
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C HECK THE PAPER Avoid textured paper wit h r ough f inishes. C HECK THE P APER T YPE SETTING Ma ke sure the Pape r Typ e se ttin g matc he s the pa per lo aded in th e tra y. T HE TONER MAY BE LOW Whe n To ner is l ow app ea rs on the vi rtual display, or w hen t he p ri nt becomes faded, order a new toner cart ridg e. T HE TONER CARTRIDGE MAY BE [...]
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These are possib le sol utions. Try one or more of the following: C HECK THE P APER T YPE SETTING Ma ke sure the Pape r Typ e se ttin g matc he s the pa per lo aded in th e tra y. C HECK THE P APER T EXT URE SE T TING Mak e su re th e P aper Textu r e s etting matc hes th e pa per loade d in t he tra y. To ner spe cks These are possib le sol utions[...]
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Streake d ho rizont al lines These are possib le sol utions. Try one or more of the following: T HE TONER IS SM EA R ED Select another t ray or feeder to feed the paper for t he job: • Fro m th e prin ter co ntr o l pane l Pap er Men u, sele ct the D efau lt So urce. • For Windows user s, s el ec t the paper so urce from Print Prop erties. • [...]
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T HE TONER IS SM EA R ED Select another t ray or feeder to feed paper for th e job: • Fro m th e prin ter co ntr o l pane l Pap er Men u, sele ct the D efau lt So urce. • For Windows user s, s el ec t the paper so urce from Print Prop erties. • For Mac intosh users, s elect the paper s ource f rom the P rint di alog and pop-up menus. T HE TON[...]
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M AKE SU RE THE TONER IS DISTRIB UTED EVE NLY IN THE TON ER C ARTRIDGE Remove the toner cartridge a nd shake it from side to side to redis tribute the t on e r to extend the life of the cartridge, and then r einst all it. T HE TONER CARTRIDGE MAY BE DEFE CTIVE OR LOW ON TON ER Replace the used ton er cartridge with a n ew one. Contacting C ustomer [...]
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No tice s Pr oduct inf orma tion Pro du ct nam e: Lex mark E260, E260d, E26 0dn Mac hin e t ype : 4513 Mod el (s): 200, 220, 23 0 Edit ion no t i ce Janu a ry 201 0 The fo llowing parag r a ph does no t apply to any co u ntr y where su ch prov isions are inconsist ent wit h local law: LEXM ARK IN TER NA TION AL, IN C., PRO VI DES T H IS P UBLI CATI[...]
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UNI TE D STAT ES G OV ERNM ENT RI GHTS Th is soft ware a nd any ac company ing d ocumen tation pro vided under t his agreemen t ar e comm ercia l comp uter software and documentation developed e xcl usively at pri vat e expense. Tradem arks Lexma rk and Lexma rk with diamond desi gn are trademarks of Lexm ark Inte rn a tional, In c., regist ered in[...]
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Modu lar com ponent n otice Wir eles s- equ ippe d mo dels con ta in t he f oll owing mod ula r com po nen t(s) : Lex mark re gulato ry t ype/mo del LEX-M 04-00 1; FCC ID: IYLLEX M0400 1; IC:2 376A-M0 400 1 Noise emis sion levels The foll owing mea surements were made i n acco rdance with ISO 7779 and report ed in con formance w ith ISO 92 96. Not [...]
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ENERG Y STAR Any L exmark product bearin g the ENER GY STAR emble m on th e product o r on a start -up screen i s certified to comply with E nvironmen tal Pro tection Agen cy (EPA) ENERGY S TAR requir ements as configur ed when s hipped by L exmark. Temp erature i n fo r mat ion Ambien t temperature 15.6C ° – 32 .2C° Shipping and stor age tempe[...]
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Pow er cons umpti on Product power consumption The foll owing t able docu m e nts the po wer cons umption c harac teristics of the product. Not e: Some modes may no t apply to your product . Mode Des cr i pti on P ower consu mptio n (W att s) Prin ting The product is generatin g hard-copy output from electronic inputs. 470 W Copy ing The product is[...]
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Indust ry Ca n ad a co mplian ce stat eme nt This Class B digital apparatu s m e ets all requiremen ts of the Canadi an I nt erference-Cau sing Equipme nt Standa rd ICES- 003. Av is de co nfo rmité a ux nor mes de l’i ndus trie du Cana da Cet appa reil num érique de c las se B est c o nforme aux exigence s d e la norme ca nadienne relati ve aux[...]
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The i nsta lle r of th i s radi o equ ipmen t must en sure that the a nten na is lo cate d or poi nte d su ch that it doe s not em it RF fi elds i n ex ces s o f H eal th C an ada li mits for t he gene ral pop ula tio n; co nsul t Saf ety Co de 6 , ob tai na ble from He alth Can ada' s Web si te www.h c-sc.gc. c a/rp b. The te rm "IC: &qu[...]
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Mem ber States relating t o elect romagnet ic compat ibilit y, safet y of electrical equipmen t design ed for us e withi n cert ain voltag e lim its and on radio equ ipment and t elecommun ication s termin al equipmen t. Compl i an ce is i nd icated by th e CE mar king. Op eratio n i s allowed in all EU and EFTA c ountr ies, bu t is restric ted t o[...]
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Ne derlan ds Hierbij verkla art Lexmark International, Inc. dat het toes tel dit product in overeenstemming i s met de ess entië le eisen e n de ande re relev ante b epalinge n van ri chtli jn 1999/5 /EG. Nor sk Lex mark International, Inc. erklærer herved at dette produktet er i samsvar med de grunnleggende k rav og ø vri ge rele va nt e kr av [...]
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To obta in warran ty servic e you may be required to pr esent proo f of ori g i nal purchas e. You may be r equired to deliv er your prod uct to th e Rema rketer or Lexmar k, or s hip it prepaid and su itably pa ckaged to a Lexm ark d esign ated loc ation. You are respon sible fo r loss o f , or damage to, a produc t in tran sit to the Rema rketer [...]
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Lex mark' s li abil i t y for ac tual dam ages f rom a ny cause w hats oe ver wi ll be li mite d to the amo unt yo u paid fo r the p r o d u c t t h a t c a u s e d t h e d a m a g e s . T h i s l i m i t a t i o n o f l i a b i l i t y w i l l n o t a p p l y t o c l a i m s b y y o u f o r b o d i l y i n j u r y o r d a m a g e to re al pro[...]
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Th is Agre emen t is to be read in co njun cti on with ce rtai n stat uto ry p rovi si ons, as tha t m ay b e in fo rce fr om t ime to t ime, that impl y wa rranties or c ondit ions or impos e oblig ations on Le xmark that cannot be exc luded or modi fied. I f any such pr ovisio ns ap ply, t hen to the exten t Lexmar k is able, L exmark her eby li [...]
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Freeware, wh ether in the form of a discrete agreement, shr ink-wrap l icense, or electronic li cense terms at the time of downl oad. Use of the Freeware by yo u shall be govern ed entirely by the ter ms and condition s of such licen se. 6 TRA NSFER . You may transfer the Soft ware Progr am to anot her end-us er. Any tra nsfer must include a ll sof[...]
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ackn owledge your agreemen t to th ese License Agreemen t terms an d condit ions and that you ar e do ing so with the i nte nt to “s ign” a contr act with Lexma rk . 18 CA PACITY AND AUTHO RITY TO CONT RACT . You repres ent that you are of the legal age of majo rity in the plac e you sign t his License Ag reement and, i f a pplicable, you a re [...]
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Index Numer ics 202 p a per jams , cl ea ring be hind the r ea r do or 104 235 p a per jams , cl ea ring from standa rd e xi t bin 100 250-sh eet drawer inst allin g 1 9 251 p a per jams , cl ea ring from manual feeder 103 2-sided printing 56 31 D efectiv e car t r idge 107 32.yy R eplace u nsupported cart ridg e 107 550-sh eet drawer inst allin g [...]
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li ght se qu ences on p rint er cont rol pane l 29 , 36 prim ary 29 seco n dary err or 36 li nking t rays 47 Load <in put s rc> wit h <cust om st rin g> 106 Loa d <inpu t src> w ith <cus tom type nam e> 106 Load <inp ut src > wit h <s ize> 1 06 Load <in put src > with <typ e> <si ze> 106 Load ma[...]
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ton er fog or back ground shad ing 11 9 toner rubs off 119 tone r sp ecks 120 pri nt tr oub lesho oti n g incor r ec t chara cter s prin t 1 11 inc orre ct marg ins 117 job prints fr om w rong t ray 1 1 0 job print s o n wrong paper 11 0 jo b take s long er th an expected 110 jobs do n ot pr int 1 0 9 Large jobs do n ot collat e 111 mul tiple-lan g[...]
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job prints fr om w rong t ray 1 1 0 job print s o n wrong paper 11 0 jo b take s long er th an expected 110 jobs do n ot pr int 1 0 9 Large jobs do n ot collat e 111 mul tiple-lan guage P DFs do not print 110 paper cu rl 11 7 paper fr equently jams 1 13 tra y l ink i n g does no t work 111 trou blesho oting, pr int q uality blank p ages 115 ch arac[...]