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Oki Data CONFIDENTIAL
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C911/C931/C941
Color LED Page Printer
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Product Specification
Ｃ 2013 Oki Data Corporation

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BOM Use for Certification Body
Rev Date DCO No. Contents Design Approval

2 2014-01-07 SFC-0217 Add 2.1.2(5)Media Size Limit Satoshi Gima Makoto Yabuki
3 2016-01-21 SFE-0003 Drawing maintenance for coated paper. Teruaki Kuroda Masahiro Kawano
Approval Design Name

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Naoki Sunaga Naoki Sunaga

C911/C931/C941
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Hiroshi Yuasa Satoshi Gima
Product Specification
Date
Drawing No.
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2013-12-11 45530603TX 127
D-206-1/2 Ｄ規-1039、Ｄ手-68 制定 2004.10.22 第2版

History of evision
Corrected items Person in charge

Rev No. Date
No. Page Description of change
1 2013-12-11 ISSUE(2013-12-11) N Sunaga
2 2014-01-07 19 2.1.2 Print Media Specifications Satoshi Gima
Add (5)Media Size Limit
3 2016-01-21 13 2.1.2 Print Media Specifications Teruaki Kuroda
Change (1)Requirements for Print Paper.
16 and 17 2.1.2 Print Media Specifications
(2) Requirements for Auto-feeder Tray Print Paper
g) Glossy-finish paper
and
(3) Requirements for MPT Paper
(g) Glossy-finish paper
Change Glossy-finish paper to Glossy paper
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Table of Contents
1 Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Scope of Application ......................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Use for.............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.3 Description ....................................................................................................................................... 5
1.4 Related Documents .......................................................................................................................... 7
1.5 Others .............................................................................................................................................. 7
2 Performance (Conditions, Ratings and Specifications) ................................................................... 7
2.1 General Performance ....................................................................................................................... 7
2.1.1 Printing Specifications ................................................................................................................ 8
2.1.2 Print Media Specifications ........................................................................................................ 13
2.1.3 Paper Input/Output Specifications............................................................................................ 19
2.1.4 Duplex Printing ........................................................................................................................ 23
2.1.5 Assured Print Area ................................................................................................................... 24
2.1.6 Area Coverage......................................................................................................................... 24
2.1.7 Consumables Specifications .................................................................................................... 24
2.1.8 User-replaceable Units ............................................................................................................ 24
2.2 Electrical Performance ................................................................................................................. 26
2.3 Mechanical Performance ............................................................................................................. 29
2.4 Environmental Performance ......................................................................................................... 31
3 Specifications Designated ............................................................................................................. 32
3.1 Configurations ................................................................................................................................ 32
3.2 Quality Assurance .......................................................................................................................... 33
3.3 Packing .......................................................................................................................................... 35
3.4 Others ............................................................................................................................................ 36
4 Others ........................................................................................................................................... 37
4.1 Functional Overview ....................................................................................................................... 37
5 Operation Switche and Levers ...................................................................................................... 39
5.1 POWER switch ............................................................................................................................... 39
5.2 Levers ............................................................................................................................................ 39
6 Fonts ............................................................................................................................................. 40
6.1 PCL Roman Font ......................................................................................................................... 40
6.1.1 Font Typs.................................................................................................................................... 40
6.1.2 Rasterizer ................................................................................................................................... 40
6.1.3 Font Cache ................................................................................................................................. 40
6.1.4 Resident/Euro Scalable Fonts .................................................................................................... 40
6.1.5 Resident Bitmap Font .............................................................................................................. 42
6.1.6 Symbol Sets ............................................................................................................................... 42
6.1.7 Euro Characters ......................................................................................................................... 45
6.1.8 Down Line Loading Fonts ........................................................................................................ 45
6.1.9 Bitmap DLL Fonts ....................................................................................................................... 45
6.1.10 Scalable DLL Fonts .................................................................................................................. 45
6.1.11 Download Font to File System .................................................................................................. 45
6.2 SIDM Fonts .................................................................................................................................. 45
6.3 PostScript3 Roman Fonts ............................................................................................................ 46
6.3.1 PreScanned Bitmap Fonts.......................................................................................................... 46
6.3.2 Type-1 Scalable Fonts ................................................................................................................ 46
6.3.3 Type-42 Scalable Fonts .............................................................................................................. 46
6.3.4 Type-3 Scalable Fonts ................................................................................................................ 46
6.3.5 Raterizer ..................................................................................................................................... 46
6.3.6 Font Cache ................................................................................................................................. 46
6.3.7 Resident European Scalable Fonts ............................................................................................ 46
6.3.8 Resident Bitmap Font ................................................................................................................. 49
6.3.9 Encoding .................................................................................................................................... 49
6.3.10 Fonts ........................................................................................................................................ 49
7 Panel Switch Functions ................................................................................................................. 49
7.1 Layout ............................................................................................................................................ 49
7.2 Switch function in operational mode ................................................................................................. 49
7.2.1 Switch function in operational mode ........................................................................................... 49
7.2.2 Switch function in the AC input power supply. ............................................................................ 50
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7.2.3 Switch function in operational mode ........................................................................................... 50
7.3 LED・LCD ................................................................................................................................... 51
7.4 LCD Backlight .............................................................................................................................. 51
7.4.1 Overview of the Spec ................................................................................................................. 51
7.5 Job Canel ..................................................................................................................................... 52
7.5.1 Statuses Where Jobs Can Be Cancelled .............................................................................. 52
7.5.2 Cancell Operation ................................................................................................................. 52
8 Menu ............................................................................................................................................. 54
8.1 Menu Types .................................................................................................................................... 54
8.2 Rules of Menu Operation ............................................................................................................... 54
8.3 User Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 56
8.4 Boot Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 89
9. Outline Of Control Commands ......................................................................................................... 90
9.1 PJL Commands .............................................................................................................................. 90
Appendix-A LCD/LED DISPLAYS ................................................................................................... 91
LCD/LED Display Method ....................................................................................................................... 91
The following shows the basic display method of LCD. .......................................................................... 91
Normal Status ......................................................................................................................................... 91
Warning Status........................................................................................................................................ 91
Error Status ............................................................................................................................................. 91
LCD/LED Display List ............................................................................................................................. 91
Appendix-B PRINTABLE AREA ......................................................................................................... 119
Appendix-C Time chart of comsumable control .............................................................................. 126
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1 Overview
C911/C931/C941 is a tandem type LED electrophotographic A3Nobi color page printer having four or
five tandemly arranged color image drum cartridges in it.
The printer converts single-color images extracted from original computer text and graphics images
into optical pulses to write them on the surfaces of its optical drums. Dry toner selectively adheres on
the surfaces of image drums. Thus toner image forms on it. The toner images on the drum are
transferred to paper for printing. And toner image on paper is fused by the fuser in printer.
The light sources of C911/C931/C941 are light-emitting diode (LED) arrays.
1.1 Scope of Application
This specification applies to the C911/C931/C941 LED A3Nobi color page printers (PDL type) aimed
at world-wide sales markets.
1.2 Use for
C911/C931/C941 are high-speed, high-image-quality, general-purpose printer that can be used for
various purposes, including graphic design, DTP and POP, as well as general office automation.
1.3 Description
Definitions of terms
(1) Control Unit (PUCU)

The control unit (PUCU) of C911/C931/C941, receives and analyzes PS/PCL commands
sent from host computers to draw images. Rasterized images are sent to process control
part and printed. Also controls input and output through an operation panel. Notices, such
as instructionsand warnings are issued to the operation panel and higher-level host
computers according to printer’s operation status information provided by PUCU. The
process control part controls the printing operations performed by the electrophotographic
process of the printer. The PUCU performs the control of the entire functions of the printer,
such as issuing the printer’s internal timing signals to monitor the printer’s paper path status
to print the images.
(2) Print Engine

In C911/C931/C941, the parts controlled by the PUCU, mechanism part, image producing
part and various sensors.
(3) PPM (Pages per Minute)

PPM is a measure of the print speed. Expressed in the number of pages a printer can print
in one minute.
(4) SEF (Short Edge Feed) and LEF (Long Edge Feed)
Feeds paper lengthwise and sideways, respectively.
Functional Overview
(1) High-speed Color Image Printing

C911/C931/C941 adopt a tandem printing system that uses four or five image drum
cartridges placed in series with one another. With the system, the printer can print
monochrome and color images at superfast speeds.
(2) Print Speeds

50ppm (mono/color printing, paper size A4 LEF, paper weight 55Kg (64 g/m2))
(3) Print Resolutions

1200 x 1200dpi, 600 x 600dpi, and 1200 x 600dpi x 4bit
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(4) Paper Handling
C911/C931/C941 is equipped with a paper cassette that can be loaded with 530-sheet plain
paper (80 g/m2), and a multipurpose tray (MPT) that can be loaded with 300-sheet paper
(80 g/m2), as its paper feed sources as standard.
The printer has, as its paper feed destinations, a 610-sheet face-down paper (80 g/m2)
stacker and 300-sheet face-up paper (80 g/m2) stacker as standard.
(5) User Maintenance

C911/C931/C941 is designed to allow its users to replace its components, such as
consumables, paper and replaceable units, easily.
Operating Conditions
(1) Environmental Conditions

(a) Operating Temperature and Humidity Conditions
When operated under the ambient temperature and humidity conditions shown in figure
1, C911/C931/C941 meets the requirements specified in this document. The conditions
are as outlined in table 1.
Temperature (°C)
Full-color Print Quality Assured Range
32
27 Operating Range
17
10
Humidity
20 50 60 70 80 (%RH)
(Note) In case of China tropical environment, operating temperarure is insured up to 35 degree and
operating humidity up to 85%RH .
Figure 1. Operating Temperature and Humidity Conditions
Table 1. Outline of Temperature and Humidity Conditions

Power- Measurement
Operating Storage Transport
off Unit
o
Temperature 10 to 32 0 to 43 -10 to 43 -29 to 50 C
Humidity 20 to 80 10 to 90 10 to 90 10 to 90 %RH
Maximum Wet-bulb o
25 26.8 35 40 C
Temperature
Minimum Difference
o
between Wet- and 2 2 C
Dry-bulb Temperatures
• Storage conditions are given for packed C911/C931/C941.

• Temperatures and humidities are applicable except where condensation occurs.
• The operating temperatures and humidities at which full-color print quality is assured
are 17 to 27 oC, and 50 to 70 %RH.
• The transportation of C911/C931/C941 in areas of high temperatures of 43oC (100oF)
or more should be within one month.
(b) Operating Heights

C911/C931/C941 can be used at a place situated 2,500m or less above sea level.
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(c) Storage Conditions (for packed C911/C931/C941)
Maximum Temperature and Humidity Variations: 15oC per hour and 15%RH per hour,
non-condensing
Storage Heights: Up to 10,000 m
Temperature and Humidity Conditions for Printer (without Supplies)
Temperatures: -20 to 60 oC
Relative humidities: 10 to 90 %RH
Maximum wet-bulb temperature: 35 oC
Temperature and Humidity Conditions for Printer (with Supplies - Toner and Image Drum
Cartridges)
Temperatures: -10 to 43 oC
Maximum wet-bulb temperature: 35 oC
(d) Transport Conditions
Maximum Temperature and Humidity Variations: 15 oC per hour and 15 %RH per hour,
non-condensing
Temperature and Humidity Conditions for Printer (with Supplies) and for Its Supplies
Temperatures: -29 to 50 oC (-22 to 122 oF)
Maximum wet-bulb temperature: 40oC
Transport Duration: The time for transporting C911/C931/C941 in high (43oC/110oF, or

more) temperature areas should be within one month.
(2) Installation Conditions
(a) Levelness
C911/C931/C941 should be installed in a horizontal position. The printer’s installation

surface deviations should be within 10 mm from a horizontal plane.
1.4 Related Documents
C911/C931/C941 Print Quality Specification
1.5 Others
- Not specified. -
2 Performance (Conditions, Ratings and Specifications)
2.1 General Performance
C911/C931/C941 broadly consists of functions, such as printing process, paper feeding and
printer controlling electronic equipment. The basic performance specifications of the printer
are as below.
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2.1.1 Printing Specifications
(1) Printing Process
C911/C931/C941 is an electrophotographic tandem page printer. The printer can support

printing on 330-mm-wide paper. The printer feeds a paper edge horizontal to the print width
of the paper. The printer can feed paper of A4, A5, B5, Letter, 16K（3 types）and SRA4 sizes
SEF and LEF. The printer feeds paper of the other sizes SEF. Those edges of envelopes
which the printer first feed vary depending on the type of an envelope. See 2.1.3 Paper
Input/Output Specifications for description on it. C911/C931/C941 models are equipped as
standard with a function of printing both sides of paper. The printing process of the printer
includes the imaging ability of the exposure system of the printer.
(2) Maximum Area Coverage
C911/C931/C941 supports area coverages of up to 240% without being degraded in print

quality, with optical densities of K1.5/YMC1.4 or less in each elementary color. Refer to
2.1.6 for the area coverages.
(3) Exposure System
The exposure system of C911/C931/C941 consists of four or five LED array heads that are
assembled into one piece each.
(4) Resolutions
1200 x 1200 dpi, 600 x 600 dpi, and 1200 x 600 dpi x 4bit
(5) Continuous Print Speeds (Engine Performance)
C911/C931/C941 operates at a normal speed of 239mm per second, when it prints on plain
paper of up to 64 g/m2 plain paper. The printer can perform one-sided printing, and
two-sided printing using its duplex unit, almost at the following continuous speeds (the
continuous speeds in the one-sided printing, and those in the two-sided printing, are
expressed in per-minute pages printed and in pages printed, respectively).
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Table3-1a.Plain-paper Print Speeds(In case 4 colors) (Accuracy within ±3%)

Speed (ppm) Speed (ppm) Speed (ppm)
Paper Paper Weight
Mode Media Weight 1st-Tray, 1st-Tray, MPT
Size (Basis Weight)
One-sided Printing Two-sided Printing One-sided Printing
45 to 310Kg
Auto 50～18(*2) 50～18(*2) 50~18(*2)
(52 to 360g/m2)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 50(*2) N/A 50(*2)
(52 to 63g/m2)
55 to 59Kg
Light 50(*2) 50(*2) 50(*2)
(64 to 68g/m2)
60 to 71Kg
MediumLight 45(*2) 45(*2) 45(*2)
(69 to 83g/m2)
72 to 89Kg
Medium 40 40 40
(84 to 104g/m2)
90 to 103Kg
MediumHeavy 32 32 32
Color/ A4 LEF (105 to 120g/m2)
Monochrome Printing (*1) 104 to 110Kg
Heavy 27 27 27
(121 to 128g/m2)
111 to 162Kg
UltraHeavy1 22 22 22
(129 to 188g/m2)
163 to 186Kg
(189 to 216g/m2)
187 to 220Kg
(217 to 256g/m2)
221 to 275Kg
(257 to 320g/m2)
276 to 310Kg
UltraHeavy5 18 N/A 18
(321 to 360g/m2)
45 to 310Kg
Auto 28～10(*2) 28～10(*2) 28～10(*2)
(52 to 360g/m2)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 28(*2) N/A 28(*2)
(52 to 63g/m2)
55 to 59Kg
Light 28(*2) 28(*2) 28(*2)
(64 to 68g/m2)
60 to 71Kg
MediumLight 25(*2) 25(*2) 25(*2)
(69 to 83g/m2)
72 to 89Kg
Medium 22 22 22
(84 to 104g/m2)
90 to 103Kg
Color/ (105 to 120g/m2)
A3
Monochrome Printing 104 to 110Kg
Heavy 15 15 15
(121 to 128g/m2)
111 to 162Kg
(129 to 188g/m2)
163 to 186Kg
(189 to 216g/m2)
187 to 220Kg
(217 to 256g/m2)
221 to 275Kg
(257 to 320g/m2)
276 to 310Kg
(321 to 360g/m2)
45 to 310Kg
Auto 49.5～17.5(*2) 49.5～17.5(*2) 49.5～17.5(*2)
(52 to 360g/m2)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 49.5(*2) N/A 49.5(*2)
(52 to 63g/m2)
55 to 59Kg
Light 49.5(*2) 49.5(*2) 49.5(*2)
(64 to 68g/m2)
60 to 71Kg
MediumLight 44.5(*2) 44.5(*2) 44.5(*2)
(69 to 83g/m2)
72 to 89Kg
Medium 39.5 39.5 39.5
(84 to 104g/m2)
90 to 103Kg
Letter MediumHeavy 31.5 31.5 31.5
Color/ (105 to 120g/m2)
LEF
(*1) Heavy 26.5 26.5 26.5
(121 to 128g/m2)
111 to 162Kg
UltraHeavy1 21.5 21.5 21.5
(129 to 188g/m2)
163 to 186Kg
UltraHeavy2 21.5 21.5 21.5
(189 to 216g/m2)
187 to 220Kg
UltraHeavy3 17.5 17.5 17.5
(217 to 256g/m2)
221 to 275Kg
UltraHeavy4 17.5 17.5 17.5
(257 to 320g/m2)
276 to 310Kg
UltraHeavy5 17.5 N/A 17.5
(321 to 360g/m2)
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Table3-1b.Plain-paper Print Speeds (In case Spot-color White) (Accuracy within ±3%)
Speed (ppm) Speed (ppm) Speed (ppm) Speed (ppm)
Paper Media Paper Weight
Mode 1st-Tray, 1st-Tray, MPT, Spot-color over print
Size Weight (Basis Weight)
One-sided Printing Two-sided Printing One-sided Printing One-sided Printing
45 to 310Kg
Auto 45～18(*2) 45～18(*2) 45~18(*2) 16～6(*2)
(52 to 360g/m2)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 45(*2) N/A 45(*2) N/A
(52 to 63g/m2)
55 to 59Kg
Light 45(*2) 45(*2) 45(*2) 16(*2)
(64 to 68g/m2)
60 to 71Kg
MediumLight 45(*2) 45(*2) 45(*2) 16(*2)
(69 to 83g/m2)
72 to 89Kg
Medium 40 40 40 14
(84 to 104g/m2)
90 to 103Kg
MediumHeavy 32 32 32 11
Heavy 27 27 27 10
(121 to 128g/m2)
111 to 162Kg
UltraHeavy1 22 22 22 8
(129 to 188g/m2)
163 to 186Kg
(189 to 216g/m2)
187 to 220Kg
(217 to 256g/m2)
221 to 275Kg
(257 to 320g/m2)
276 to 310Kg
UltraHeavy5 18 N/A 18 N/A
(321 to 360g/m2)
45 to 310Kg
Auto 25～10(*2) 25～10(*2) 25～10(*2) 6～2(*2)
(52 to 360g/m2)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 25(*2) N/A 25(*2) N/A
(52 to 63g/m2)
55 to 59Kg
Light 25(*2) 25(*2) 25(*2) 6(*2)
(64 to 68g/m2)
60 to 71Kg
MediumLight 25(*2) 25(*2) 25(*2) 6(*2)
(69 to 83g/m2)
72 to 89Kg
Medium 22 22 22 5
(84 to 104g/m2)
90 to 103Kg
MediumHeavy 18 18 18 4
Color/ (105 to 120g/m2)
A3
Heavy 15 15 15 3
(121 to 128g/m2)
111 to 162Kg
(129 to 188g/m2)
163 to 186Kg
(189 to 216g/m2)
187 to 220Kg
(217 to 256g/m2)
221 to 275Kg
(257 to 320g/m2)
276 to 310Kg
UltraHeavy5 10 N/A 10 N/A
(321 to 360g/m2)
45 to 310Kg (Approx. same
Auto 44.5～17.5(*2) 44.5～17.5(*2) 44.5～17.5(*2)
(52 to 360g/m2) as A4LEF)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 44.5(*2) N/A 44.5(*2) N/A
(52 to 63g/m2)
Light 44.5(*2) 44.5(*2) 44.5(*2)
MediumLight 44.5(*2) 44.5(*2) 44.5(*2)
Medium 39.5 39.5 39.5
Color/ (105 to 120g/m2) as A4LEF)
LEF
Monochrome Printing 104 to 110Kg (Approx. same
(*1) Heavy 26.5 26.5 26.5
(121 to 128g/m2) as A4LEF)
UltraHeavy1 21.5 21.5 21.5
(129 to 188g/m2) as A4LEF)
UltraHeavy2 21.5 21.5 21.5
(189 to 216g/m2) as A4LEF)
UltraHeavy3 17.5 17.5 17.5
(217 to 256g/m2) as A4LEF)
UltraHeavy4 17.5 17.5 17.5
(257 to 320g/m2) as A4LEF)
276 to 310Kg
UltraHeavy5 17.5 N/A 17.5 N/A
(321 to 360g/m2)
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Table3-1c.Plain-paper Print Speeds (In case Spot-color Clear) (Accuracy within ±3%)
Speed (ppm) Speed (ppm) Speed (ppm)
Paper Paper Weight
Mode Media Weight 1st-Tray, 1st-Tray, MPT,
Size (Basis Weight)
One-sided Printing Two-sided Printing One-sided Printing
45 to 310Kg
Auto 18 18 18
(52 to 360g/m2)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 18 N/A 18
(52 to 63g/m2)
55 to 59Kg
Light 18 18 18
(64 to 68g/m2)
60 to 71Kg
MediumLight 18 18 18
(69 to 83g/m2)
72 to 89Kg
Medium 18 18 18
(84 to 104g/m2)
90 to 103Kg
Heavy 18 18 18
(121 to 128g/m2)
111 to 162Kg
(129 to 188g/m2)
163 to 186Kg
(189 to 216g/m2)
187 to 220Kg
(217 to 256g/m2)
221 to 275Kg
(257 to 320g/m2)
276 to 310Kg
(321 to 360g/m2)
45 to 310Kg
Auto 10 10 10
(52 to 360g/m2)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 10 N/A 10
(52 to 63g/m2)
55 to 59Kg
Light 10 10 10
(64 to 68g/m2)
60 to 71Kg
MediumLight 10 10 10
(69 to 83g/m2)
72 to 89Kg
Medium 10 10 10
(84 to 104g/m2)
90 to 103Kg
Color/ (105 to 120g/m2)
A3
Heavy 10 10 10
(121 to 128g/m2)
111 to 162Kg
(129 to 188g/m2)
163 to 186Kg
(189 to 216g/m2)
187 to 220Kg
(217 to 256g/m2)
221 to 275Kg
(257 to 320g/m2)
276 to 310Kg
(321 to 360g/m2)
45 to 310Kg
Auto 17.5 17.5 17.5
(52 to 360g/m2)
45 to 54Kg
UltraLight 17.5 N/A 17.5
(52 to 63g/m2)
55 to 59Kg
Light 17.5 17.5 17.5
(64 to 68g/m2)
60 to 71Kg
MediumLight 17.5 17.5 17.5
(69 to 83g/m2)
72 to 89Kg
Medium 17.5 17.5 17.5
(84 to 104g/m2)
90 to 103Kg
Color/ (105 to 120g/m2)
LEF
(*1) Heavy 17.5 17.5 17.5
(121 to 128g/m2)
111 to 162Kg
UltraHeavy1 17.5 17.5 17.5
(129 to 188g/m2)
163 to 186Kg
UltraHeavy2 17.5 17.5 17.5
(189 to 216g/m2)
187 to 220Kg
UltraHeavy3 17.5 17.5 17.5
(217 to 256g/m2)
221 to 275Kg
UltraHeavy4 17.5 17.5 17.5
(257 to 320g/m2)
276 to 310Kg
UltraHeavy5 17.5 N/A 17.5
(321 to 360g/m2)
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(Note1 ) When Paper size is A4SEF(LetterSEF), to prevent damage due to abnormally high temperature of the fuser
end and may be migrating to the intermittent printing of continuous printing . So as not to migrate as much as
possible in this intermittent printing , the panel "Menus" - “PrintAdjust” - You can choose the mode that dropped the
printing speed by selection in the "Paper speed narrow " . There is a "normal " and " slow" choices , respectively , is
a mode in which you want to print at (A4LEF(LetterLEF) conversion ) 40ppm, 35ppm. The default is "slow" .
However , very thin paper paper thicker than (UltraLight) ~ MediaWeight this mode is applicable only (Heavy).
( Note2 ) When equipment installation environment of <16℃, print speed is down . I shall be down to 40ppm in
A4LEF conversion (22ppm in A3 conversion, 39.5ppm in LetterLEF). However, Media Weight is only when "
MediumLight ( plain paper ) " setting " UltraLight ( very thin paper ) " - . For Auto, only if it detects the thickness of
UltraLight ~ MediumLight equivalent , it is assumed that the speed down as well.
Table 4-1a. Special-paper Print Speed, In case Spot-color nothing and Spot-color White.
(Accuracy within ±5%)
Print Speed (ppm) -

Mode Media Media Type
MPT,Simplex
Labels 1 Labels 1 16
Labels (SEF)
JIS Chou #3
Color/ ENV 22
Envelope
Monochrome Envelope
JIS Kaku #2
Printing ENV 10
Envelope
Post Card Post Card 27
Postcard (SEF）
Return post card Return post card 22
Table 4-1b. Special-paper Print Speed, In case Spot-color Clear.

(Accuracy within ±5%)
Print Speed (ppm) -

Mode Media Media Type
MPT,Simplex
Labels (SEF)
JIS Chou #3
Color/ ENV 22
Envelope
Monochrome Envelope
JIS Kaku #2
Printing ENV 10
Envelope
Post Card Post Card 22
Postcard (SEF)
Return post card Return post card 18
(6) First-printout Time (Engine Performance)

The ‘first-printout time’ of C911/C931/C941 means the time between the start of printing of
paper on the printer and the complete output of the paper from the exit roller of the
face-down paper output tray of the printer.
Table 5. First-printout Time

The condition is 25℃
Tray1 Tray2 Tray3 Tray4 Tray5 MPT
Printing more Media size
(max sec) (max sec) (max sec) (max sec) (max sec) (max sec)
Monochrome／Color
A4 LEF(Plain) 8.0 8.5 9.0 9.5 10.0 8.0
50 ppm *1
Note1) When media weight fixed within Ultra-Light to Medium-Light, and spot-color print don't use.
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(7) Warm-up Time

The warm-up time of C911/C931/C941 is the time between the power-off, or power-saving,
state and running state of the printer. During the warm-up time, the printer does not print.
Condition Warm-up time (max.) *1

Cold Start (from Power-off State): approx. 50 seconds
Wake-up (from Power-saving Mode): approx. 35 seconds
Note1) : condition : 25 oC, Humidity＜65%RH and nominal line voltage

Except for changing the supply units.
Except for density correction and color correction.
In case of Network environment etc, it is possible to change the warm-up time.
2.1.2 Print Media Specifications
(1) Requirements for Print Paper

The paper used for C911/C931/C941 is cut-sheet plain paper and special paper specified.
The paper handling performance of the printer is optimized for basic paper, which is:
- Excellent White A4, 70 kg (82 gsm) and PPR-CA4NA in type name.
All the print media used for the printer should be 210-˚C, 0.2-second, 25-psi fusing process
temperature and pressure proof.
3 If printing on the following paper, thoroughly test the print quality and paper feeding
performance ,and confirm that there are no problems before use.
 Embossed, glossy or coated paper;
The following paper should not be used for the printer:

 Paper with too-smooth or rough (textured or fibered) surfaces, or differently textured
front and back surfaces;
 Too light or too heavy paper, or paper with many powdery paper chips;
 Wet or damp paper;
 Paper with static cling;
3  Grained, embossed or coated paper;
 Non-heat-proof paper having surfaces treated with glue or chemicals;
 Paper with binding holes, perforations, cuts or holes;
 Paper having cut edges with projections, depressions or burrs;
 Paper with non-rectangular or right-angled corners;
 Creased, warped, corner-folded, wavy, folded or torn paper;
 Paper with fasteners, including staples, clips, ribbons, tape and metal;
 Special paper, including carbon paper, non-carbon paper, thermal paper and
pressure-sensitive paper.
 Thermal transfer printer paper, wet PPC paper, Japanese paper, multipart form paper
or ink-jet paper.
Note 1: The printer may produce a thin film of toner over heavy paper when it prints the
paper or, on heavy paper, may print images lighter than user-specified ones.
Note 2: Paper of which predominant fiber orientation is not vertical to its edge the printer
feeds first may be jammed in the printer.
Note 3: Paper that was once printed on an electrophotographic printer, thermal transfer
printer or ink-jet printer should not be used for the printer.
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Note 4: The front surface of paper is indicated on its wrapper. Paper sheets should be
loaded on the printer so as that their front surfaces are print surfaces.
Note 5: Paper is wrapped in damp-proof paper to be prevented from becoming damp.
Unwrapped paper should be used up on the printer early.
(2) Requirements for Auto-feeder Tray Print Paper

The following paper can be fed from the standard auto feeder tray (the 1st tray) of and one
optional auto feeder tray (the 2nd tray) and Three optional auto feeder tray (the 2nd/3rd/4th
tray). Postcards, envelopes and labels can be fed only from the MPT of the printer.
Transparency can be fed only from the MPT and 1st tray of the printer.
(a) Paper Weights

The 1st tray , The Extension tray (Option) : 45- to 275-kg ( 52- to 320-g/m2)
(b) Standard Paper

The paper shown in table 6 is the print media for which the print performance of the
auto feeder trays of C911/C931/C941 is specified. Using the standard paper shown in
the table 6 is recommended.
Table 6. Standard Paper

Paper Weight
Paper
Paper Type Name (Basis Weight) Description
Size
<Bond>
Basic Excellent White A4 LEF 70Kg
Specified paper for color printing.
Paper Type name:PPR-CA4NA 297x210 （82g/m2）
Plain Excellent Paper A4 LEF 55Kg Generally specified paper for monochrome
Paper Type name:PPR-DA4TDB 297x210 （64g/m2） printing.
c) Types and sizes of plain paper and recycled paper

Paper types shown in table 9 can be used. See 2.1.3, 1), d) for paper sizes that can be
used with auto feeder trays.
Table 7. Paper Types that Can Used for Auto Feeder Trays
Paper Type Name Description
2
High-quality paper for 45- to 275-kg weight (52- to 320-g/m basis weight), approximately 0.08- to
Plain Paper electrophotographic copy 0.32-mm thickness paper for monochrome and color electrophotographic
printers printers that use toner.
Recycled Recycled paper for 45- to 275-kg weight (52- to 320-g/m2 basis weight), approximately 0.08- to
Paper electrophotographic copying 0.32-mm thickness recycled paper used for general copiers that use toner.
d) Transparencies
Transparencies can be fed only from a standard auto feeder tray (1st tray) and an MPT
tray. The following should be used:
• A4 or letter size transparencies;
• Transparencies made for electrophotographic printers or dry PPCs;
• Transparencies that do not melt, alter in quality or warp, in printer’s thermal fusing
processes; and
• 0.10- to 0.125-mm thickness transparencies.
Recommended transparencies are as follows: CG3600 (A4 or letter size, by 3M)
Note 1) Transparencies may become wavy after they are printed.

Note 2) A thin film of toner may be printed over transparencies, or images printed on
transparencies may be lighter than those user-specified.
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Note 3) Transparencies may lower the fusibility of toner.

Note 4) Transparencies with slippery coatings may not be fed.
Note 5) Output print quality may degrade on transparencies, which are made of
transparent plastic.
Note 6) Using non-recommended transparencies for a printer may cause failure of the
printer.
e) Postcards
Postcards can be fed only from a standard auto feeder tray (1st tray) and an MPT.
Japanese postal cards and non-folded Japanese double postal cards can be used.
Table8．Postcard Specifications
Size
Japanese Single: 100mm x 148mm General postal cards except for ink-jet printing or with
Postal Card photographs attached on them
Japanese Double: 148mm x 200mm General postal cards except for ink-jet printing or with
Postal Card photographs attached on them
The following postcards should not be used:

• Japanese postal cards for ink-jet printing;
• 2-mm or more warped postcards;
• Postcards with stamps; or
• Postcards printed with photographs.
Note 1) Postcards may become warped after they are printed.
Note 2) A thin film of toner may be printed over postcards or images printed on postcards
may be lighter than those user-specified.
Note 3) Postcards may lower the fusibility of toner.
Double Single
(f) Labels
Labels can be fed from the Auto-feeder Tray and the MPT of C911/C931/C941.
Labels meeting the following conditions should be used for the MPT:
• The sheets of the labels are A4,B5 and letter size.
• The labels are electrophotographic printer or dry PPC ones that do not deform, and of
which glue or base paper do not deform, by heat;
• The labels do not peel from their base paper in the thermal fusing process of the
printer.
• The labels do not peel, by passing through the printer, from their base paper.
• The thicknesses of the labels and their base paper are 0.1 to 0.2 mm.
• The labels cover throughout their base paper, no glue being squeezed out of them.
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The following is the recommended labels for the MPT.

: ＬＢＰ－F７１××series (of Kokuyo, A4)
: ＬＢＰ－Ｆ650 (of Kokuyo, B5)
: White Laser Label 5161 (of Avery, Letter)
: White Laser Label 7162,7664,7666 (of Avery, A4)
Note 1: The printer may produce a thin film of toner over labels when it prints them or,
on labels, may print images lighter than user-specified ones.
Note 2: The toner fusibility of the printer may be lowered.
3 g) Glossy-finish paper
Glossy-finish paper can be fed only from a standard auto feeder tray or an MPT.
Glossy-finish paper meeting the following requirements should be used.
Glossy-finish paper must:
• Be made intended for use on electrophotographic printers or dry PPCs;
• Does not melt, change in quality, or warp, in printer thermal fusing processes; and
• Be 0.13 to 0.16 mm thick.
Recommended glossy-finish paper is:

: Excellent Gloss (A4, A3, or A3Nobi size) (for Oki color printers).
: JD Coat 127/157 (A4,A3 or SRA3) (when using spot-color clear )
Note 1) In a high temperature and high humidity environment, a thin toner film is likely to
be printed on white print of glossy-finish paper and the paper cannot be used.
(The paper can be used in an environment below 25°C temperature and 60%
humidity.)
Note 2) Compared with plain paper, glossy-finish paper may often be printed with a thin
toner film over it, or may be printed with lighter images. Prior to use the paper, it
must be printed and checked for proper image quality printed on it, and for its
proper feedability.
Note 3) Glossy-finish paper may lower the fusibility of toner. Images deviated from
positions to print may be printed on lightweight glossy-finish paper.
Note 4) Glossy-finish paper may slip e.g. because of its coatings and not be fed.
(3) Requirements for MPT Paper
The paper that can be fed from an MPT installed as standard in C911/C931/C941 is as
described below. The print media that can be fed from the auto feeder cassettes of the
printer can all be fed from the MPT. Besides, the MPT can feed postcards, labels and
envelopes.
(a) Paper Weights

45 to 310kg (52 to 360g/m2)
(b) Standard Paper
The paper shown in table 6 is given for specifying the print performance of the MPT of
C911/C931/C941, as well as the auto feeder trays of the printer. Using for the MPT
the standard paper shown in the table is recommended.
(c) Types and Sizes of Plain Paper and Recycled Paper
The paper types shown in table 9. See 2.1.3, (2) for the paper sizes and capacities that
can be used for the MPT of C911/C931/C941.
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Table 9. Paper Types that can be Used for Auto Feeder Trays
Paper Type Name Description
High-quality paper for 45- to 310-kg weight (52- to 360-g/m2 basis weight), approximately 0.08- to
Plain Paper electrophotographic copy 0.36-mm thickness paper for monochrome and color electrophotographic
printers printers that use toner.
Recycled paper for
Recycled 45- to 310-kg weight (52- to 360-g/m2 basis weight), approximately 0.08- to
electrophotographic
Paper 0.36-mm thickness recycled paper used for general copiers that use toner.
copying
d) Transparencies
The same requirements for auto feeder trays are applied. See 2.1.2, 2), d) for the
requirements.
e) Postcards
The same requirements for auto feeder trays are applied. See 2.1.2, 2), e) for the
requirements.
Double Single
Figure 3. Postcard Orientations (MPT)
(f) Labels
Labels can be fed only from an MPT tray. The following labels should be used:
3 (g) Glossy-finish paper

The same requirements as for auto feeder trays are applied. See 2.1.2.2)-g).
(h) Envelopes
Envelopes can be fed only from an MPT. Envelopes to be used should not have
deformations, including twists and curls.
Envelopes shown in table 12 and meeting the following requirements should be used:
• Kraft, electrophotographic printer or dry PPC paper;
• Chou envelopes: 85-g/m2 basis weight paper, with a neatly folded flap;
• You envelopes: 85-g/m2 basis weight paper, with a neatly folded flap; and
• COM-10, DL, C4, C5: 24-lb. paper, with a neatly folded flap.
(Fold the flaps of envelopes with glue on the flap)
Recommended envelopes:
Chou 3, 85-g/m2 Kraft, end-opening (N3S-108 by Imura Envelope)
COM-10, Super bright 24-lb. white wove (by Quality Park)
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Table 10. Usable Envelope Sizes

Envelope Type Size
Chou 3 120mm x 235mm
Chou 4 90mm×205mm
Chou 40 90mm×225mm
You 0 235mm x 120mm
You 2(C6) 162mm x 114mm
You 4 235mm x 105mm
YouChou 3 120mm x 235mm
Kaku 2 240mm x 332mm
C4 324mm x 229mm 12.76” x 9.02”
C5 229mm x 162mm 9.02” x 6.38”
DL 220 mm x 110 mm 8.66” x 4.33”
COM-9 225.4mm x 98.4mm 8.875” x 3.875 “
COM-10 241.3mm x 104.8mm 9.50” x 4.125”
Monarch 190.5mm x 98.4mm 7.5” x 3.875”
Kaku 2 Chou 3, Chou 4, Chou 40, You 0, You 2, You 4, COM-9,COM-10,

Kaku 3, Kaku 6, Kaku 8 Chou You3 DL, C4, C5, Monarch
Figure 4. Envelope Orientations
The following envelopes should not be used:

• Too-thick or plastic envelopes;
• Double envelopes, which have an inner envelope;
• Envelopes with fastening metal, buttons or windows;
• Envelopes having flaps backed with an adhesive or double-faced tape;
• Creased or warped envelopes;
• Envelopes with stamps; or
• Matte-finished or embossed envelopes.
Note 1) Envelopes may become warped or creased after they are printed.
Note 2) A thin film of toner may be printed over envelopes, or images printed on labels
may be lighter than those user-specified.
Note 3) Envelopes may lower the fusibility of toner.
Note 4) Output print quality may degrade within approximately 5 mm of an envelope
joint (a thickness change line).
Note 5) The printer may feed envelopes with thick folds improperly..
(4) Storing Paper

While stored in poor condition, paper may absorb damp, change in color or warp. Note
such paper has adverse effects on the print quality printed on, and the feeding of, it from
C911/C931/C941. Paper should not be unpacked until actually used on the printer.
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Paper used for the printer should be stored:

• In a dark, less-damp area, such as bookshelves;
• On a flat table; and
• In an environment of 20˚C (68˚F) temperature and 50% relative humidity.
Avoid storing the paper:

• Directly on a floor;
• In an area exposed to direct sunlight;
• Near the inside surfaces of outside walls;
• In an area having different surface levels, or a bent area;
• In an area where static electricity develops;
• In an area where the temperature excessively rises or suddenly changes;
• Near copiers, air conditioners, heaters or ducts; or
• In an excessively high-humidity area.
Note) Paper that was left for a long time may not be printed properly on the printer.
2
(5) Media Size Limit
Refer to following table for the limit of media size.
Input Output
Face Face
MPTray Tray1 Tray2～5 Duplex 2pass
Up Down
64 – 330 mm 99 – 330 mm 99 – 330 mm 99 – 330 mm 99 – 330 mm Same range
Width 2.5 – 13.0 inch 3.9 – 13.0 inch 3.9 – 13.0 inch 3.9 – 13.0 inch 3.9 – 13inch of Tray1
Same
range of
89 – 1321 mm 147 – 457 mm 147 – 457 mm 147 – 483 mm 180 – 457 mm MPTray 147 – 1321 mm
Length 3.5 – 52.0 inch 5.8 – 18.0 inch 5.8 – 18.0 inch 5.8 – 19.0 inch 7.1 – 18.0 inch 5.8 – 52.0 inch
2.1.3 Paper Input/Output Specifications

The paper specified in this document should be fed in the following orientations to
C911/C931/C941.
(a) Plain Paper: SEF or LEF for A4, A5, B5, Letter, 16K(3 types) and SRA4 size. SEF is
the other sizes.
(b) Labels: SEF or LEF for A4.
(c) Envelopes: See figure 4.
(d) Postcards: SEF.
(1) Auto Feeder Trays

(a) Paper Cassettes
C911/C931/C941 can be equipped with a maximum of 5 auto feeder trays. In the
printer, a standard auto feeder tray is installed and, in addition, one optional feeder tray
or a high-capacity feeder (maximum four-tray unit) can be user-installed. Each of the
trays has one paper cassette. The paper cassettes of the trays support the following
sizes.
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Table 11. Paper Cassette Detent Positions

3.9” 4.1” 7.2”
5.8” 7.25” 8.27” 8.50” 10.12” 11” 11.69” 12” 12.91”
100mm 105 182
148.5 mm 184.2 mm 210mm 215.9 mm 257mm 279.4mm 297mm 304.8mm 328mm
mm mm
5.8” A6
postcard
148 mm SEF
7.2” B5(JIS)
182mm LEF
7.9” Return
200mm Postcard
8.3” A4
A5 SEF
210 mm LEF
8.5” Letter
215.9mm LEF
10.1” *3
257 mm B5
SEF
10.50”
266.7 *2
mm Executive
11.00”
279.4 *1
mm LetterSEF
11.69” *1
297mm A4
LEF
13.00”
330.2 Legal 13“
mm
13.50”
342.9 Legal 13.5“
mm
14.00”
355.6 Legal 14“
mm
14.33” *3
364mm B4
(JIS)
16.54”
A3
420mm
17”
Tabloid
431.8mm
17.83”
A3Nobi
453mm
18” Tabloid
457.2mm Extra
Note 1: Paper that has been stored at an appropriate temperature and humidity should be used for the
paper cassettes.
Note 2: The paper guides and stoppers of the paper cassettes should be adjusted so as that there is no
space between them and the paper for which they are used, and should not be so strongly pressed
against the paper as to curve the paper.
Note 3: Paper should be loaded in the paper cassettes so as not to lie beyond the inverted delta symbol
marked on each paper guide of the cassettes.
Note 4: The paper cassettes each should not be loaded with paper sheets different in size, quality or
weight at a time.
Note 5: Paper should be removed from that paper cassette of the printer to which paper is to be added,
then thoroughly jogged together with the paper, and then loaded in the cassette together with it.
Note 6: Warps of postcards can possibly be inserted improperly from the paper cassettes. Non-warped
postcards should be used for the cassettes. Warping of postcards should be corrected to within 2
mm to be used for the cassettes
Note 7: The paper cassettes should be inserted not by pushing it with great force.
Note 8: The paper cassettes should not be slid out during the printing for which they are used.
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Note 9: Paper that was once used on a machine, such as a printer, should not be used for the paper
cassettes.
Note10: *1: It is possible becoming to interval printing when consecutive print.
Note11: The paper cassette is used commonly in world-wide. In case of using the
Paper position out of Table 11, use the custom size function.
(b) Paper Out Sensor

Each of the standard auto feeder tray and optional auto feeder tray of
C911/C931/C941 is equipped with a paper out sensor to notify users that the tray has
run out of paper.
(c) Cassette Paper Sizes and Capacities

The paper cassettes of the standard auto feeder tray and optional auto feeder tray of
C911/C931/C941 can be loaded with 530 sheets of paper.
(d) Detection of Cassette Paper Sizes

Each paper tray of C911/C931/C941 has a dial manually set.
(2) MPT Paper Sizes and Capacities
An MPT is installed as standard in C911/C931/C941. This feeder supports special paper,

including postcards, labels and envelopes, and special-size plain paper, as well as paper
sizes and types supported by the standard auto feeder tray (the 1st tray) of the printer.
The minimum paper size supported by the MPT is 64 x 89 mm in SEF orientation. The
MPT can be loaded with 300 sheets of standard paper (70 kg, 82 g/m2) (or 30-mm thick or
thinner other-than-that paper). The MPT has no paper out sensors, paper amount
indicators, paper near-end sensors or auto paper size detection equipment.
Banner paper (Width: 210mm, 297mm and 328mm, Length: 431.8mm~1320.8mm,
Thickness:71~110kg (83~128g/m2) should be fed page by page.
Note 1: Paper that has been stored in an appropriate temperature and humidity should be
used for the MPT.
Note 2: The manual-feed guide of the MPT should be adjusted so as that there is no space
between it and the paper for which it is used, and should not be so strongly
pressed against the paper as to curve the paper.
Note 3: More than one sheet of paper should be loaded in the MPT so as not to lie beyond
the arrow () marked on the manual-feed guide of the MPT.
Note 4: The MPT should not be loaded with paper sheets different in size, quality or weight
at a time.
Note 5: Before paper is added to the MPT, paper should be removed from the tray, and
thoroughly jogged together with the paper. Paper added to the MPT should be
loaded together with paper remaining in the tray.
Note 6: Warps of postcards or envelopes can cause improper insertion of them from the
MPT. Non-warped postcards should be used for the MPT. Warping of postcards
and envelopes should be corrected to within 2 mm to be used for the MPT.
Note 7: JIS Chou #3, Chou #4, Chou #40, Kaku #3, Kaku #6 and Kaku #8 envelopes
should be loaded in LEF orientation in the MPT, with their flaps unfolded. JIS
Kaku #2 envelopes should be loaded in SEF orientation in it, with their flaps
unfolded. The other envelopes should be loaded in LEF orientation in it, with their
flaps strongly folded so as not to bulge.
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Note 8: Envelopes with folds on its glued joint(s) fed last from the MPT may be inserted
improperly from the MPT. Such folds should be corrected before the envelopes
are used for the MPT.
Note 9: Anything except paper should not be put on the MPT, and the MPT should not be
pressed, or applied with forced force, from above.
The MPT can hold, based on the paper weight specifications described earlier in this
document, up to those numbers of sheets of the sizes shown in table 12 which are shown
in the table.
Table 12 MPT Paper Sizes

Size
Type Capacity
mm Inch
Custom 300 Sheets 64 to 297 x 90 ~ 431.8
A6 105 x 148 4.13 x 5.83
A5 148 x 210 5.83 x 8.27
B6 128 x 182
B5 182 x 257 7.17 x 10.12
B5 LEF 257 x 182 10.12 x 7.17
A4 210 x 297 8.27 x 11.69
A4 LEF 297 x 210 11.69 x 8.27
B4 257 x 364 10.12 x 14.33
A3 297 x 420 11.69 x 16.54
Letter 215.9 x 279.4 8.5 x 11
Tabloid 279.4 x 431.8 11 x 17
Legal 13 215.9 x 330.2 8.5 x 13
300 Sheets
Legal 13.5 215.9 x 342.9 8.5 x 13.5
Legal 14 215.9 x 355.6 8.5 x 14
Exective 184.1 x 266.7 7.25 x 10.5
8K (270x390) 270 x 390
8K (273x394) 273 x 394
8K (260x368) 260 x 368
16K (197x273) 197 x 273
16K (195x270) 195 x 270
16K (184x260) 184 x 260
Index Card 76.2 x 127 7.25 x 10.5
Statement 139.7 x 215.9
B6 Half 64 x 182
A4 Transparency 210 x 297 7.25 x 10.5
100 sheets
Letter Transparency 215.9 x 279.4 7.25 x 10.5
A4 Label 20 sheete 210 x 297 8.27 x 11.69
Envelope 40 sheets Conforms to table 10 Conforms to table 10
Postcard 100 x 148 3.94 x 5.83
110sheets
Return Postcard 148 x 200 5.83 x 7.87
A4 Glossy 210 x 297 8.27 x 11.69
100sheets
Letter Glossy 215.9 x 279.4 8.5 x 11
Banner ( Note1) Manual feed Note1
Note: Banner paper (Width: 210mm, 297mm and 328mm, Length: 431.8mm~1320.8mm,
Thickness:71~110kg (83~128g/m2) should be fed page by page.. Also the paper should be fed to
the face-up stacker, and fed page by page.
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(3) Handling of Printed Paper
(a) Stacker Positions

C911/C931/C941 is equipped with two stackers that hold paper it printed (a face-down
stacker in its upper portion, and a face-down stacker at its left). The face-down
stacker holds a large quantity of comparatively lightweight paper. Situated straight to
the printer’s paper route to the face-up stacker, the face-up stacker can stack
heavyweight paper. The face-up stacker is usually closed, and needs to be opened
manually before it is used.
(b) Face-down Stacker

The face-down stacker at the upper portion of C911/C931/C941 can hold 45 to 275kg
( 52 to 360 g/m2) paper. Approximately 610 sheets of standard paper ( 80gsm )
printed at an area coverage within 5% can be put face down in the stacker under
ordinary temperature and humidity unless the paper take up much space in height.
Heavy paper more than 275Kg( 320gsm ), custom size plain paper, labels, envelopes
or postcards cannot be output to the stacker.
(c) Face-up Stacker

A face-up stacker at the left of C911/C931/C941 can receive 45 to 310kg (52 to
360g/m2) paper. Approximately 300 sheets of standard paper can be put face up in
the stacker unless such sheets take up much space in height.
(d) Stacker Switching

C911/C931/C941 chooses its output stacker according to whether the face-up stacker
at the left of the printer is open or closed. All the media printed on the printer is output
to the face-up stacker while the face-up stacker is open. When the printer prints
paper needed to be output to the face-up stacker while the face-up stacker is closed,
the printer may be jammed with paper. Transparency, labels, envelopes,index card
and B6 half need to be output to the face-up stacker. When a custom size is specified
for the printer, paper that width is less than 99mm or length is less than 147mm need
to be output to the face-up stacker.
e) Stacker-full sensor
Face-down and face-up stackers each have a stacker-full sensor that notifies users that
there is much paper stacked.
2.1.4 Duplex Printing
C911/C931/C941 can perform auto two-sided printing using its optional duplex unit. It can
automatically print both sides of plain paper fed from any of its paper feeders.
(1) Auto Duplex Unit Paper Weights
The duplex unit of C911/C931/C941 supports only 55 to 275kg (64 to 320g/m2) weight
plain paper fed from the auto feeder tray or MPT of the printer. The unit does not
support transparency, labels and envelopes .
(2) Auto Duplex Unit Paper Sizes
The duplex unit of C911/C931/C941 supports only the following paper sizes:
A6(exception 2pss printing), A5 LEF/SEF, B5 LEF/SEF, A4 LEF/SEF, B4, A3, A3 Nobi
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and custom sizes (100 to 300 mm widths, and 148 to 482.6 mm length).
2.1.5 Assured Print Area
C911/C931/C941 can provide specified print quality within its assured print area.
The assured print area (shown by the assured print margins for the printer) is as below:
Bottom Margin: 1/4 inch. Top Margin: 1/4 inch. Right and Left Marins: 1/4 inch
2.1.6 Area Coverage
The toner “area coverage” of C911/C931/C941 is, within an assured print area of A4 size
paper in 600 x 600 dpi, or 1200 x 1200 dpi, printing, a combined percentage of the numbers of
all the color pixels created, to the numbers of all the color pixels that can be printed, on the
printer. For example, the toner area coverage is 240% when the values of three colors each
are 80% for the area.
2.1.7 Consumables Specifications
(1) Toner Cartridge Specifications

(a) Toner Cartridge Lives:
C911/C931/C941 can use High-Large-capacity or large-capacity or standard toner
cartridges.
High large Toner Cartridge(Y,M,C,K) Average 38,000 images in ISO/IEC 19798
Large Toner Cartridge(Y,M,C,K) Average 24,000 images in ISO/IEC 19798
Large Toner Cartridge(CL) Average 20,000 images in 5% Area Coverage,One-sided
Standard Toner Cartridge(W,CL) Average 10,000 images in 5% Area Coverage,One-sided
Y , M , C , K : 10,000 images or Y , M , C : 24,000 images or
Y , M , C , K : 38,000 images -Although starter toners are
tested using the ISO/IEC 19798 test image, they do not
undergo a complete ISO/IEC 19798 test.
Starter Toner Cartridge
W , CL : 10,000 images -Although starter toners are tested
using the 5% Area Coverage,One-sided test image, they do not
undergo a complete 5% Area Coverage,One-sided test.
Note1)Guaranteed at the standard media A4 LEF continuous printing
b) Toner cartridge replacement time: Displayed on operation panel.
2.1.8 User-replaceable Units
(1) Image Drum Cartridge Specifications

(a) Image Drum Cartridge Lives:
5% Area Coverage, A4 LEF, One-sided
●Y/M/C/K
Continuous Printing: 76,000 pages
Printing at 3 Pages per Job: 40,000 pages
Printing at 1 Page per Job: 20,000 pages
●W/CL
Printing at 3 Pages per Job: 20,000 pages
Printing at 1 Page per Job: 10,000 pages
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5% Area Coverage, A4 LEF, Two-sided

●Y/M/C/K
Printing at 3 Sheets per Job: 23,000 pages
Printing at 1 Sheet per Job: 9,000 pages
●W/CL
Printing at 3 Sheets per Job: 11,500 pages
Printing at 1 Sheet per Job: 4,500 pages
2 Note1) 1 Page is defined as those of single-sided printing on standard media.

Note2) 1 Sheet is defined as those of double-sided printing on standard media.
(b) Image Drum Cartridge Replacement Times: Indicated on operator panel display.
(2) Transfer Belt Unit Specifications

(a) Transfer Belt Unit Life: Approx. 150,000 pages (in A4 LEF one-sided printing at 3
pages per job)
(b) Transfer Belt Unit Replacement Time: Indicated on operator panel display.
(3) Fuser Unit Specifications

(a) Fuser Unit Life: Approx. 150,000 pages (in A4 LEF one-sided printing at 3 pages per
Job)
(b) Fuser Unit Replacement Time: Indicated on operator panel display.
(4) Paper Feed Roller Set for 1st Tray

- Paper Feed Roller
- Retard Roller Assy
(a) Life: Approx. 120,000 pages (in A4 LEF one-sided printing at 3 pages per Job)
(5) Paper Feed Roller Set for MPT

- Paper Feed Roller
(6) Paper Feed Roller Set for Extension Tray Option

- Paper Feed Roller
(7) Waste toner box

(a) Waste toner box Unit Life: Less tha approx. 40,000 pages (in A4 LEF one-sided
printing at 3 pages per Job)
(b) Waste toner box Unit Replacement Time: Indicated on operator panel display.
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2.2 Electrical Performance
(1) Input Power Supply Conditions and Power Supply Specifications

Double or reinforced insulation is used between the primary and frame ground of and the primary
lines of the power supply of C911/C931/C941.
(a) 230V Rating
(1) AC Input Voltage (single phase (rating)): 230V AC 10%
(2) AC Input Frequency: 50/60 2%
(3) Power Consumption: Idle (Ave): 40W
Operating (Max): 1600W
(Ave.): 1100W
Power-saving: Within 34W (at 220~ 240V AC)
Sleep mode: Within 4.0W or less
Off mode: Within 0.5W (at 220~ 240V AC)
(b) 120V Rating

(1) AC Input Voltage (single phase (rating)): 120V AC 10%
(2) AC Input Frequency: 50/60 2%
(3) Power Consumption: Idle (Ave): 40W
Operating (Max): 1600W
(Ave.): 1100W
Power-saving: Within 30W (at 100~127V AC)
Sleep mode: Within 4.0W or less
Off mode: Within 0.4W (at 100~127V AC)
(2) Power-saving Mode

C911/C931/C941 complies with EPA Energy Star Program requirements. To comply with the
requirements, when no data comes to it for a set period of time, the printer goes into a
power-saving mode. The printer has a wake-up function with which, with initiating from a host
device the printing of the printer, the printer reverts to Running mode from a power-saving mode
and a Sleep mode.
(3) Inrush Current

(a) 230V Rating : Max. 40A
(b) 120V Rating : Max. 80A
(4) Short Voltage Interruption and Drop

100% Voltage reduction: Less than 1/2 cycles @50Hz
20% Voltage reduction: Less than 100-ms
100% Voltage reduction 2-24 cycles: No H/W damage
(5) Static Noise

+/- 4kV contact
+/- 8kV air discharge
50 discharge/point
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(6) Safety and EMC
N36100A(C911/C931 series) N36100B(C911/C931 series)

Model No
N36101A(C941 series) N36101B(C941 series)
AC Input 110-127Vac 220-240Vac
Destination ODA ODB ODLA OEL AOS1 CHN KOR
US Australia
UK
Shipping Country Canada Brazil Latin America New Zealand China South Korea
EU
Mexico Singapore
UL/cUL
CB
UL/cUL GS PSB
Safety GS
NOM CE C-Tick
PCT CCC KC
Argentine S-Mark
FCC FCC
EMC CE CISPR22
ICES-003 ICES-003
(7) Interfaces
a) USB interface
(1) Basic specifications
USB ver. 2.0 (supports High Speed)
(2) Connectors
Printer side : Upstream-port receptacle equivalent to
BB-4R-D14C-4D(LF)SN
Cable side : B plug
(3) Cable
USB 2.0 cables no more than five meters long (2m or less recommended)
(Shielded USB 2.0 cables shall be used)
(4) Interface signal
Contact No. Signal name Function

1 VBUS Power Supply (+5V)
2 D- For data transfer
3 D+ For data transfer
4 GND Signal ground
Shell Shield Shield
(5) Coenctor pin arrangement
(6) Transmission mode

Full-Speed (max.12 Mbps +0.25％)/ High-Speed (max. 480 Mbps +0.05％)
(7) Power control

Self-power device
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(8) USB logo
(b) Network Interface

1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T
Network Protocols
TCP/IP:
Network Layer: ARP, IP, ICMP, IPv6, IPSec
Transport Layer: TCP, UDP
Application Layer: LPR, PORT9100, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, IPP,
SNMPv1/v3, TELNET, DHCP/BOOTP, DNS, DDNS,
WINS, UPnP, Bonjour, SNTP, SMTP, POP,
WindowsRally (WSD Print, LLTD)
NBT:
SMB, NetBIOS over TCP
ETHERTALK:
ELAP, AARP, DDP, AEP, NBP, ZIP, RTMP, ATP, PAP
IEEE802.1X
EAP-TLS、PEAP
Interface Signals
Pin No. Signal Name Direction Function
1 TXRX+(0) Interactive Transmitting and receiving Data 0 (+)
2 TXRX-(0) Interactive Transmitting and receiving Data 0 (-)
Connector Pin Layout
RJ45 Connector
Cable
Category 5, UTP RJ45(Non-shielded twist pair cable with RJ-45 conector)
IPv6 Ready Logo Phase2
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2.3 Mechanical Performance
(1) Appearance
• Option-installed View (2nd Tray and large capacity tray)
111mm
403mm
(2) Installation Space
The installation space of C911/C931/C941 is necessary for preventing being affected by or affecting
other equipment, and is the minimum to perform daily operation, including paper cassette, image
drum cartridge or paper jam removal from the printer. The following shows the space:
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・Top View
・Side View
Figure 7. External Views
(3) Physical Specifications

(a) Size (except protrusions)
Width: 699 mm. Depth: 625 mm. Height: 640 mm
(b) Weight
C911/C931 Approx. 98 kg (216lbs),
C941 Approx 111kg (244lbs)
The weight:
• Does not include paper and packing materials; and
• Includes user-replaceable units and consumables.
(4) Noise
(a) Noise measuring method
ISO 7779:1999. A microphone is placed at an operator position 1 m from each printer
being measured.
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(b) Noise Levels

• Operating: Monochrome/color 57 dBA or less (without option tray)
• Ready Mode: 34 dBA or less
• Power Saving Mode: Background level
(Averages of values measured at range A, slow)
(c) Noise Measurement Method (Acoustic Power)
The value of the acoustic power level LwAd (A) prescribed in 3.2.5 of ISO9296:1988 should
not exceed the value of 7.2B when measured on C911/C931/C941 placed in monochrome
Best Quality mode according to ISO 7779:1999.
(5) Corrosivity
C911/C931/C941 uses raw materials that provide it the performance and life adequate in normal
office environment.
(6) Vibration Testing

(a) Operating:
5 to 10 Hz., 0.1-mm amplitude
10 to 14 Hz., 0.02 G’s
54 to 200 Hz., 0.3 G’s
0.5 H. each of X, Y and Z axis directions, 5 min. each side
(b) Ready Mode:
10 to 14 Hz., 0.5 G’s
54 to 200 Hz., 0.5 G’s
(7) Transport Testing

(a) Drop Test
Height: 40 cm
(b) Transport Vibration Test
5 to 10 Hz., 10-mm amplitude
10 to 14 Hz., 2 G’s
54 to 200 Hz., 5 G’s
2.4 Environmental Performance
The following environmental requirements apply to C911/C931/C941.

• RoHS directives
• ODC green procurement standard
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3 Specifications Designated
3.1 Configurations
Configurations
(1) Standard Configuration

C911/C931/C941 consists of the following functions:
(a) Electrophotographic process mechanism
(including image drum units, toner cartridges, transfer belt unit and fuser unit);
(b) Paper feed mechanism (including 1st tray and MPT);
(c) Operator panel;
(d) Engine controller block < control unit (PUCU) board, power supply unit and sensor
PCB>;
(e) Paper cassette;
(f) Duplex Unit
(2) Option Configuration

(a) Option tray unit
(b) Large capacity tray unit
(c) Option tray with casters
(d) HDD
(f) Supporter for banner paper
(3) Consumables
(a) Toner cartridge kit (per package)(Each of black, yellow, magenta, cyan, White and
Clear toner cartridges of some types – standard,large-volume,Extra-large-volume -- is
provided separately)
• One toner cartridge
(b) Image drum cartridges (per package) (Each of black, yellow, magenta, cyan, White
and Clear is provided separately)
• One image drum cartridge
(c) Transfer belt unit (per package)
• One transfer belt
• One 2nd transfer roller
(d) Fuser unit (per package)
• One fuser unit
(e) Waste toner Box unit (per package)
• One waste toner box
(f) Spot-Color Kit unit (per package)
(Individually White and Clear Kit is prepared)
• One toner cartridge
• One image drum caridge
• One duct
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(4) Block Diagram (to be translated)
Attachments
(1) AC Power Cord
US Type 10A power cable
GS Type 10A power cable
BS Type 10A power cable
3.2 Quality Assurance
(1) Safety
(a) Toner Material
Toxicity of Toner: The toner of C911/C931/C941 contains carbon black. It is considered
that carbon can be a carcinogenic (group 2B).
b) Applicable safety standards
(1) 100V printers: IEC 60950-1,3rd edition
(2) 120V printers: CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1-03 1st Ed, UL 60950-1:2003 1st edition
(3) 230V printers: EN 60950:2000 (DEMKO CB/GS)
Note) The above standards also applies to printer optional units.
(c) Chemical Substance Regulations
ODC green procurement standard
(2) Reliability
(a) Power-on Hours
600 hours in average per month (24 hours x25 days per month)
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(b) Life
5 years or 1,500,000 pages, whichever is earlier. This specification life is given for
C911/C931/C941 printers that produce the following AMPVs under the use factors specified
in section 3.8, (2), (c).
AMPV * Life
Average: 25K pages min: 5 years (5% duty)
Maximum: 300K pages 5 months (5% duty)
*
AMPV= Average monthly print volume
(c) Printer Use Factors

(1) Monochrome vs. Color
Monochrome: 50% of printing
Full color (K, M, C, Y, W or CL): 50% of printing
(2) Area Coverages
The area coverages used for defining the lives of C911/C931/C941, its consumables
and its replaceable units are as follows:
Monochrome: 5%
Full-color black: 5%
cyan: 5%
magenta: 5%
yellow: 5%
White: 5%
Clear: 5%
(d) MPBF (Mean Pages between Failures)

The maintenance interval of C911/C931/C941 is determined according to its component
failure and print quality defects (nonconformity with its print quality specifications). Table 17
shows the MPBF of the printer. The printer’s power-on hours and use factors for the MPBF
are as specified in the above sections a) and c).
Table 13. MPBF
MPBF (pages) AMPV (pages)
140,000 25,000
Definitions of Terms:
MPBF: Mean pages between failures (A4).
AMPV: An average monthly print volume.
(e) MTTR (Mean Time to Repair)

The MTTR of C911/C931/C941 is within 20 minutes. The necessary maintenance of the
printer is all completed using appropriate tools and procedures.
(3) Paper Jam Rates

The “paper jam rates” of C911/C931/C941 means the malfunction rates at which the printer’s
pauses occur, causing the printer’s normal printing operation to pause. Such pauses do not
include those pauses of the printer which are made via the operator panel of the printer, by host
computers, or due to running out of paper on the printer. When the printer operates using the
following paper under the specification environment conditions, the average pause rates of the
printer do not exceed the values shown below.
(a) Plain-paper feeding from Auto Feeder Trays
The paper jam rates shown in table 14 apply to the standard and optional auto feeder trays
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of C911/C931/C941.
Table 14. Tray Plain-paper Jam Rates

Test Point C, Test Point B, Test Point A
Operating
Paper Type 100C (50oF) 100C (50oF) , 220C (72oF),
Mode
, 20% RH , 20% RH 55% RH
Standard Paper Simplex 1/8000 1/10000 1/5000
EW（80gsm） Duplex 1/4000 1/5000 1/2500
52gsm（Ultra Light） 1/1300 1/2000 -
Heavy paper（UH1～4） 1/1300 1/2000 1/1300
Other Plain Paper 1/1300 1/2000 1/1300
Transpqarency 1/1300 1/2000 1/650
Glossy Paper 1/1000 1/1000 -
Postcard 1/1000 1/1000 1/1000
Note: The numbers of sheets means those fed from cassettes. Each count in two-sided
printing increases by one each time one sheet of paper is fed from a cassette.
(b) Plain-paper feeding from MPT

The jam rates of the paper fed from the MPT of C911/C931/C941 do not exceed twice the
rates specified in 3.8, (3), (a).
© Special-media feeding from MPT

Table 15. MPT Special-media Jam Rates
Test Point C, Test Point B, Test Point A
Operating
Paper Type 100C (50oF) 100C (50oF) , 220C (72oF),
Mode
, 20% RH , 20% RH 55% RH
Standard Paper Simplex 1/4000 1/5000 1/2000
EW（80gsm） Duplex 1/2000 1/2500 1/1000
52gsm（Ultra Light） 1/650 1/1000 -
Heavy paper（UH1～4） 1/650 1/1000 1/650
Other Plain Paper 1/650 1/1000 1/650
Transpqarency 1/1300 1/2000 1/650
Glossy Paper 1/1000 1/1000 -
Postvard 1/1000 1/1000 1/1000
Label 1/1000 1/1000 1/1000
Envelope 1/1000 1/1000 1/1000
(4) Double Paper Feed

The rate of the non-pause double feed of the standard A4 paper fed from the standard or
optional auto feeder tray of C911/C931/C941 does not exceed 1/3000 sheets under the
environment of 22°C temperature and 55% humidity.
3.3 Packing
(1) Packing Configuration

(a) Supplies Installed in C911/C931/C941
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Transfer belt unit, fuser unit, waste toner box,

Black/yellow/magenta/cyan image drum cartridges,
Black/yellow/magenta/cyan toner cartridges
(b) Accessories
(1) light shield bags（4 pcs）
(2) AC power cable （At least 1 pcs）
(2) Packing
(a) Packing Unit: Individual
(b) Package Size: 760W x 824D x 973H (including pallet)
(c) Package Weight (Gross): Approx. 116 kg (C911/C931), 136kg (C941)
(3) Transport Condition

Packages that can be Piled: 4 high
3.4 Others
(1) Maintainability
(a) Installation
The installation of C911/C931/C941 can be completed, without danger, by nonengineers
after it is shipped from a place where it was manufactured.
(b) User Maintenance
Replacement of Consumables and User-replaceable Units:
(1) Toner cartridges (black, yellow, magenta, cyan, white and clear)
(2) Image drums (black, yellow, magenta, cyan, white and clear)
(3) Fuser unit
(4) Transfer belt unit and 2nd transfer roller
(5) Waste toner box
General User Maintenance
(1) Paper jam removal
(2) LED head cleaning
(1) Parts Replaced Regularly

(a) Feed roller (user-replaceable parts, tray/MPT)
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4 Others
4.1 Functional Overview
(1) Operating Mode

C911/C931/C941 has the following five operating modes.
(a) Running Mode
A mode in which C911/C931/C941 can immediately print upon signals from its ICU. In the
mode, the printer operates at a print speed, the fuser temperature of the printer stands
ready for printing and the electrophotographic process of the printer is ready.
(b) Ready Mode
A mode into which, when C911/C931/C941 completes printing and no print data comes to it,
it goes after it outputs the end edge of the paper last-output from it. In the mode, the fuser
temperature of the printer stands ready for printing and the mechanism part of the printer
pauses.
(c) Power-saving Mode
A mode into which, when printing on C911/C931/C941 is not initiated for a set period of
time after it completes printing, it goes under signals from its PUCU to save energy
consumption. The period is user-selectable. In the mode, the printer functions with a low
level of power consumption to meet EPA Entergy Star Program requirements, retaining its
operator panel operational. Initiating printing on the printer in the mode places the printer
into Running mode.
(d) Sleep mode

A mode into which, when printing on C911/C931/C941 is not initiated or not operated on
operator panel for a set period of time after the power-saving mode, it goes the Sleep mode
that consume the power to recive the print data or sense the pushing switch (power save
switch on operator panel) .
User can select the shift time from power-saving mode to Sleep mode.
(e) Off mode

A mode into which, when printing on C911/C931/C941 is not initiated for a set period of
time after the Sleep mode, it goes the Off mode that consume the very small power to
sense the pushing power switch.
User can select the shift time to Off mode.
(2) Auto Color Registration Adjustment

C911/C931/C941 have an auto color registration adjustment function that detects the relative
positions of its four or five LED heads to correct print positions. The auto adjustments on the
LED heads are made:
(a) At the time the printer is turned on;
(b) At the time the front cover open history has been detected at soft switch ON
(c) At the time the Top-cover of the printer is closed;
(d) Every 400 pages after the above (but after the printer prints a job during or after which a
relevant count is reached);
(e) At the time changing from MANUAL to AUTO the color registration setting
The time duration for the auto color registration adjustments is 45 seconds or shorter.
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(3) Auto Print Density Adjustment

C911/C931/C941 is equipped with an auto print density adjustment function for retaining each
color’s uniform print density. Auto print density adjustments are made on the printer:
A). At the time the printer is turned on; (; with changing 2 point of environmental parameter
after the past density adjustment);
B). Directly after an image drum cartridge is newly installed in the printer;
C). At the time the count for an image drum in the printer reaches below case.
Case
a). Drum count of density correction the previous run is 100 or less, the difference
between the drum the current count exceeds the 100
b). Drum count of density correction the previous run is more than 101 or less 300, the
difference between the drum the current count exceeds the 200
c). Drum count of density correction the previous run is more than 301, the difference
between the drum the current count exceeds the 500
D). ID inside the toner is added. (When that is no longer empty or not empty or toner low from
toner low)
E). After the printer starts printing after it sits idle for approximately six hours or more; (; with
changing 2 theshold point of environmental parameter after the past density adjustment);
F). At the time new blet detection.
G). At the time changing from MANUAL to AUTO or OFF to Auto the density adjustment setting
The time duration for the auto print density adjustments is about 60 seconds.
(4) Auto Tray Switching Function

C911/C931/C941 can use an auto tray switching function, being equipped with two or more auto
feeder trays. When, of the trays, a tray being used for printing on the printer runs out of paper,
it is automatically switched to another tray the printer has and for which the same size and
Media Type as the tray being used for the printing are set, and the printer continues the printing.
PUCU menu settings of the printer can enable or disable the auto tray switching function and
can reverse the switching order of the trays.
(5) Paper Addition during Printing

During printing from a paper cassette of C911/C931/C941, when the cassette runs out of paper,
paper may be able to be added to the cassette. Paper can be added to the optional tray of the
printer while the tray feeds no paper.
(6) Auto detection paper thickness

Having a sensor for detecting the thickness of the sheet fed.Setting automatically printing
conditions according to the paper thickness
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5 Operation Switche and Levers

5.1 POWER switch
AC switch is arranged on the rear lower side of the printer left side, soft switch is placed in the lower
left portion of the printer front.Switch on / off by turning on the soft switch while it is turned on the AC
switch.Turn it on once after it waits for ten seconds or more after it switches from on to off.
5.2 Levers
1) Changing Toner Cover
2) Front Cover Lever
3) MPT Cover OPEN Lever
4) Lever of Face-up Stacker and Supporting Paper
5) Release Lever of Transfer Belt Unit
6) Handle Lever for Change of Transfer Belt Unit
7) Release Lever of Fuser Unit and Jam
8) Rock Lever of Fuser Unit
9) Open Lever of Right side Cover
10) Open Lever of Eject unit
11) Right Side Cover Lever
12) Open Lever of Duplex Unit
13) Lever for transport
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6 Fonts
6.1 PCL Roman Font
6.1.1 Font Typs
The font is roughly divided into two types: Bitmap Font and Scalable Font (Outline Font).
(1) Bitmap Font
Bitmap Font is a character image that is digitized as is, into a bitmap pattern.
When enlarged, it looks jagged at the curves.
Portrait fonts can be rotated 90 degrees. In other words, Portrait, Landscape,
Reverse Portrait, and Reverse Landscape can be printed using the same character
pattern.
(2) Scalable Font
Scalable Font is a result of digitizing the coordinate positions of the outline
of a character image based on a certain mathematical formula.
A character image is generated by converting a scalable font to a bit-mapped
Pattern by the dedicated rasterizer before printing.
Scalable fonts, as their name suggests, can be freely enlarged/reduced
vertically or horizontally, and the curves do not look jagged. They can be
rotated at any angles and also flipped (mirror imaged).
Rasterization requires a longer processing time; thus, the characters converted
to bitmapped patterns are registered in the Cache memory.
6.1.2 Rasterizer
The rasterizer is a module that reads scalable font data and generates a bit-mapped pattern or
outline information according to the parameters such as scaling rates, rotational angles, etc. This
device uses Monotype Imaging-made UFST 6.3.
* Different versions of Font Rasterizer are used by PostScript Emulation and the other PDLs.
6.1.3 Font Cache
Bit-mapped patterns, generated by the rasterizer, are registered in the cache, and when the same
character of the same attributes is used next time, its corresponding bit-mapped pattern is copied
from the cache without using the raterizer. It not only registers scalable fonts but also stores the
bitmap fonts that are modified, for example, rotated.
6.1.4 Resident/Euro Scalable Fonts

This device’s resident fonts are listed in Table 6.1.1. Scalable fonts use a compression-type format.
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Table 6.1.1 Resident Fonts

No. Type Face Spacing No. Type Face Spacing
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 Courier ......................................... Fixed 43 ITC Avant Garde Gothic Book ..................... Proportional
1 Courier Bold ................................. Fixed 44 ITC Avant Garde Gothic Demi ..................... Proportional
2 Courier Italic ................................. Fixed 45 ITC Avant Garde Gothic Book Oblique ........ Proportional
3 Courier Bold Italic ......................... Fixed 46 ITC Avant Garde Gothic Demi Oblique ........ Proportional
4 CG Times ..................................... Proportional 47 ITC Bookman Light ...................................... Proportional
5 CG Times Bold ............................. Proportional 48 ITC Bookman Demi ..................................... Proportional
6 CG Times Italic ............................. Proportional 49 ITC Bookman Light Italic ............................. Proportional
7 CG Times Bold Italic ..................... Proportional 50 ITC Bookman Demi Italic ............................. Proportional
8 CG Omega .................................... Proportional 51 CourierPS .................................................... Fixed
9 CG Omega Bold ............................ Proportional 52 CourierPS Bold ............................................ Fixed
10 CG Omega Italic .......................... Proportional 53 CourierPS Oblique ....................................... Fixed
11 CG Omega Bold Italic .................. Proportional 54 CourierPS Bold Oblique ............................... Fixed
12 Coronet ........................................ Proportional 55 Helvetica ...................................................... Proportional
13 Clarendon Condensed ................ Proportional 56 Helvetica Bold .............................................. Proportional
14 Univers Medium .......................... Proportional 57 Helvetica Oblique ......................................... Proportional
15 Univers Bold ................................ Proportional 58 Helvetica Bold Oblique ................................. Proportional
16 Univers Medium Italic .................. Proportional 59 Helvetica Narrow .......................................... Proportional
17 Univers Bold Italic ....................... Proportional 60 Helvetica Narrow Bold ................................. Proportional
18 Univers Medium Condensed ...... Proportional 61 Helvetica Narrow Oblique ............................ Proportional
19 Univers Bold Condensed ............ Proportional 62 Helvetica Narrow Bold Oblique .................... Proportional
20 Univers Medium Condensed Italic .Proportional 63 New Century Schoolbook Roman ................. Proportional
21 Univers Bold Condensed Italic ...... Proportional 64 New Century Schoolbook Bold ..................... Proportional
22 Antique Olive ............................... Proportional 65 New Century Schoolbook Italic ..................... Proportional
23 Antique Olive Bold ...................... Proportional 66 New Century Schoolbook Bold Italic ............. Proportional
24 Antique Olive Italic ...................... Proportional 67 Palatino Roman ............................................. Proportional
25 Garamond Antiqua ...................... Proportional 68 Palatino Bold .................................................. Proportional
26 Garamond Halbfett ...................... Proportional 69 Palatino Italic .................................................. Proportional
27 Garamond Kursiv ........................ Proportional 70 Palatino Bold Italic .......................................... Proportional
28 Garamond Kursiv Halbfett ........... Proportional 71 Times Roman ................................................. Proportional
29 Marigold ...................................... Proportional 72 Times Bold ..................................................... Proportional
30 Albertus Medium ......................... Proportional 73 Times Italic ..................................................... Proportional
31 Albertus Extra Bold ..................... Proportional 74 Times Bold Italic ............................................. Proportional
32 Letter Gothic ............................... Fixed 75 ITC Zapf Chancery Medium Italic ................... Proportional
33 Letter Gothic Bold ....................... Fixed 76 Symbol ........................................................... Proportional
34 Letter Gothic Italic ....................... Fixed 77 SymbolPS ...................................................... Proportional
35 Arial ............................................. Proportional 78 Wingdings ...................................................... Proportional
36 Arial Bold ..................................... Proportional 79 ITC Zapf Dingbats ......................................... Proportional
37 Arial Italic ..................................... Proportional 80 Koufi .............................................................. Fixed
38 Arial Bold Italic ............................. Proportional 81 Koufi Bold ...................................................... Fixed
39 Times New ................................... Proportional 82 Naskh ............................................................ Fixed
40 Times New Bold ........................... Proportional 83 Naskh Bold .................................................... Fixed
41 Times New Italic .......................... Proportional 84 Ryadh ............................................................ Proportional
42 Times New Bold Italic .................. Proportional 85 Ryadh Bold .................................................... Proportional
86 OCRB Subset2 .............................................. Proportional
Pitch for Fixed Pitch fonts among the scalable fonts can be set in increments of 0.01 CPI.
Point Size for Proportional fonts can be set in increments of 0.25 point.
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6.1.5 Resident Bitmap Font

This device’s Resident fonts are listed in Table 6.1.2, Table 6.1.3, and Table 6.1.4.
[Characters]
Table 6.1.2 Resident Bitmap Fonts
Typeface Simbol Sets Pitch Point Style Weight Orientation
1 LinePrinter 71 16.67 8.5 Upright Medium Portrait
[Characters]
Table 6.1.3 Resident Bitmap Fonts
1 OCR-A 1 10.00 12.0 Upright Medium Portrait
2 OCR-B 1 10.00 12.0 Upright Medium Portrait
[Barcode]
Table 6.1.4 Resident Barcode Font
1 USPSZIP 4 Prop 64.8 Upright Medium Portrait
Barcode Fonts do not exist as independent typeface and do not have their own Typeface codes.
And, they cannot be selected by Pitch or Point, rather selected by Symbol Set Code.
For Landscape, Reverse Portrait, and Reverse Landscape orientations, Portrait fonts are rotated
and printed.
6.1.6 Symbol Sets

Symbol Sets that can be used in Bitmap/Scalable Fonts are listed in the table below.
Table 6.1.6.5 Symbol Sets / Fonts List
OCRB Subset2
Typeface
CG Times,
Courier,
SymbolPS
No.
Univers
Printer
Symbol,
Symbol
Others
Koufi,
dings
OCR-A
OCR-B
Naskh
Ryadh
Line
Wing
Ding
bats
USPS
LCD Set name ZIP
ID
1 PC-8 PC-8 10U    - - - - - - - -

2 PC-8 Dan/Nor PC-8 Dan/Nor 11U    - - - - - - - -
Turkish
3 PC-8 TK 9T    - - - - - - - -
PC-8(PC Turkish)
4 PC-775 PC775 26U   - - - - - - - - -
5 PC-850 PC-850 12U    - - - - - - - -
PC-852(East
6 PC-852 17U    - - - - - - - -
Europe CPG852)
PC-855(Cyrillic 1
7 PC-855 2031Z  - - - - - - - - - -
CPG 855)
PC-857(Turkish
8 PC-857 TK 2040Z    - - - - - - - -
CodePG857)
9 PC-858 PC-858 13U    - - - - - - - -
PC-866(Cyrillic 2
10 PC-866 3R  - - - - - - - -
CPG 866)
PC-869
11 PC-869 2041Z  - - - - - - - -
(Greek CPG 869)
12 PC-1004 PC1004 9J    - - - - - -
13 Pi Font Pi Font 15U    - - - - - -
14 Plska Mazvia Polska Mazovia 2023Z  - - - - - - - -
15 PS Math PS Math 5M    - - - - - -
16 PS Text PS Text 10J    - - - - - -
17 Roman-8 Roman-8 8U    - - - - - -
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18 Roman-9 Roman-9 4U    - - - - - -
19 Roman Ext Roman Ext 0E    - - - - - -
20 Serbo Croat1 Serbo Croatic I 2010Z    - - - - - -
21 Serbo Croat2 Serbo Croatic II 2018Z    - - - - - -
22 Spanish HP Spanish 1S    - - - - - -
23 Ukrainian Ukrainian 2017Z  - - - - - - - -
Ventura
24 VN Int'l 13J    - - - - - -
International
25 VN Math Ventura Math 6M    - - - - - -
26 VN US Ventura US 14J    - - - - - -
27 Win 3.0 Win3.0 Latin1 9U    - - - - - -
28 Win 3.1 Blt Windows Baltic 19L   - - - - - - -
29 Win 3.1 Cyr Cyrillic Win3.1 9R  - - - - - - - -
30 Win 3.1 Grk Greek Win3.1 2042Z  - - - - - - - -
31 Win 3.1 Heb Hebrew Win3.1 2019Z  -  - - - - - -
32 Win 3.1 L1 Win3.1 Latin1 19U    - - - - - -
Win3.1
33 Win 3.1 L2 Latin2(East 9E    - - - - - -
Europe Win3.1)
34 Win 3.1 L5 Win3.1 Latin5 5T    - - - - - -
35 Wingdings Wingdings Font 579L - - - -  - - - -
ITC Zapf Dingbats
36 Dingbats MS 14L - - - - -  - - -
MS
37 Symbol Symbol Font 19M - - -  - - - - -
38 OCR-A OCR-A 0O - - - - - -  - -
39 OCR-B OCR-B 1O - - - - - - -  -
40 HP ZIP HP ZIP Code 15Y - - - - - - - - 
41 USPSFIM USPS FIM Bars 98Y - - - - - - - - 
42 USPSSTP USPS Stamp Here 99Y - - - - - - - - 
43 USPSZIP USPS ZIP Code 97Y - - - - - - - - 
44 Bulgarian Bulgarian 2016Z  - - - - - - - -
45 CWI Hung CWI Hungarian 2044Z    - - - - - -
46 DeskTop Desk Top 7J    - - - - - -
47 German HP German 0G    - - - - - -
48 Greek-437 Greek 437 2024Z  - - - - - - - -
49 Greek-437 Cy Greek 437 Cyprus 2025Z  - - - - - - - -
50 Greek-737 Greek 737 2009Z  - - - - - - - -
51 Greek-928 Greek 928 2026Z  - - - - - - - -
52 Hebrew NC Hebrew NC(862) 2020Z  -  - - - - - -
53 Hebrew OC Hebrew OC 2021Z  -  - - - - - -
54 IBM-437 IBM Codepage437 2038Z    - - - - - -
59 ISO Dutch ISO Dutch 90D    - - - - - -
60 ISO L1 ECMA-94 Latin1 0N    - - - - - -
ISO8859/2
61 ISO L2 2N    - - - - - -
Latin2(ECMA-94)
ISO8859/9 Latin5
62 ISO L5 5N    - - - - - -
(ECMA-128)
63 ISO L6 ISO8859/10 Latin6 6N    - - - - - -
64 ISO L9 ISO8859/15 Latin9 9N    - - - - - -
65 ISO Swedish1 ISO Swedish1 91S    - - - - - -
68 ISO-2 IRV ISO-2 IRV 2U    - - - - - -
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69 ISO-4 UK ISO-4 UK 1E    - - - - - -
70 ISO-6 ASC ISO-6 US ASCII 0U    - - - - - -
71 ISO-10 S/F ISO-10 Swe/Fin 3S    - - - - - -
72 ISO-11 Swe ISO-11 Swe:names 0S    - - - - - -
73 ISO-14 JASC ISO-14 JIS ASCII 0K    - - - - - -
74 ISO-15 Ita ISO-15 Italian 0I    - - - - - -
75 ISO-16 Por ISO-16 Portugese 4S    - - - - - -
76 ISO-17 Spa ISO-17 Spanish 2S    - - - - - -
77 ISO-21 Ger ISO-21 German 1G    - - - - - -
78 ISO-25 Fre ISO-25 French 0F    - - - - - -
79 ISO-57 Chi ISO-57 Chinese 2K    - - - - - -
80 ISO-60 Nor ISO-60 Norwe v1 0D    - - - - - -
81 ISO-61 Nor ISO-61 Norwe v2 1D    - - - - - -
82 ISO-69 Fre ISO-69 French 1F    - - - - - -
83 ISO-84 Por ISO-84 Portuguse 5S    - - - - - -
84 ISO-85 Spa ISO-85 Spanich 6S    - - - - - -
85 Kamenicky Kamenicky(MJK) 2022Z    - - - - - -
86 Legal Legal 1U    - - - - - -
87 Math-8 Math-8 8M    - - - - - -
88 MC Text MC Text 12J    - - - - - -
89 MS Publish MS Publishing 6J    - - - - - -
90 PC Ext D/N PC Extension D/N 2033Z    - - - - - -
91 PC Ext US PC Extension US 9Q    - - - - - -
92 PC Set1 PC Set1 8Q    - - - - - -
93 PC Set2 D/N PC Set2 D/N 2032Z    - - - - - -
94 PC Set2 US PC Set2 US 2034Z    - - - - - -
PC-864 -
95 PC-864 L/A 10V - - - - - -
Latin/Arabic
96 OCRB Subset2 OCRB Subset2 2007Z - - - - - - -
97 Greek-8 Greek-8 8G  - - - - - - - - - -
98 Win 3.1 L/G Win 3.1 9G  - - - - - - - - - -
Latin/Greek (HP
Compatible)
99 PC-851 Grk PC-851 10G  - - - - - - - - - -
Latin/Greek
100 PC-8 Grk PC-8 Latin/Greek 12G  - - - - - - - - - -
101 Hebrew-7 Hebrew-7 0H  -  - - - - - - - -
102 ISO-Hebrew ISO 8859/8 7H  -  - - - - - - - -
Latin/Hebrew
103 Hebrew-8 Hebrew-8 8H  - - - - - - - - - -
104 PC-862 Heb PC-862 15H  -  - - - - - - - -
Latin/Hebrew
105 ISO L4 ISO8859/4 Latin 4 4N   - - - - - - - - -
106 ISO-Cyr ISO8859/5 10N  - - - - - - - - - -
Latin/Cyrillic
107 ISO-Grk ISO8859/7 12N  - - - - - - - - - -
Latin/Greek
108 PC-866Ukr PC-866 Ukrainian 14R  - - - - - - - - - -
(HP Compatible)
109 Arabic-8 Arabic-8 8V - - - - - - - - -  -
110 Win3.1 Arb Win 3.1 9V - - - - - - - - -  -
Latin/Arabic
111 UCS-2 UCS-2 18N    - - - - - -  -
Total 98 72 75 1 1 1 1 1 4 5 1
: Available - : Not Available
(For Japanese fonts, a symbol set called WIN3.1J is displayed.)
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6.1.7 Euro Characters
Symbol Set Name PCL Value Character Code Comments

1 Windows3.0 Latin1 9U 80h Supports Euro characters.
2 Windows3.1 Latin1 19U 80h
3 Windows3.1 Latin2 9E 80h
4 Windows3.1 Latin5 5T 80h
5 Windows Baltic 19L 80h
6 ISO8859/15 Latin-9 9N A4h
7 PC-858 13U D5h Supports new Symbol Sets.
8 PS Math 5M F0h
9 MC Text 12J DBh Supports new Euro characters.
10 Roman-9 4U BAh
11 Cyrillic Win3.1 9R 88h
12 Greek Win3.1 2042Z 80h OKI-original Symbol Set
13 PC-857(Turkish) 2040Z D5h OKI-original Symbol Set
14 Hebrew Win3.1 2019Z 80h OKI-original Symbol Set
15 Win 3.1 Latin/Greek 9G 80h
16 ISO8859/4 Latin 4 4N A4h
17 ISO8859/7 Latin/Greek 12N A4h
* PC850 used to support D5h as a Euro character, but D5h has ceased to be a Euro character and is now sup ported by
PC-858.
6.1.8 Down Line Loading Fonts

Down Line Loading Font (referred to as DLL hereafter) consists of Bitmap Font DLL and Scalable
Font DLL.
The number of fonts that can be downloaded to this device depends on the device’s RAM size while
the maximum number that can coexist is 32768, Bitmap fonts and Scalable fonts combined (in HP
Emulation).
6.1.9 Bitmap DLL Fonts

In HP emulation, compressed Bitmap data format is supported.
For more details, refer to the ”LED PAGE PRINTER System Specs HP PCL5e Emulation Detailed
Functions (PCL Volume).”
6.1.10 Scalable DLL Fonts

Scalable fonts can be registered in Intellifont-based HP format (called PCLeo) and Truetype-based
HP format.
For more details, refer to the ”LED PAGE PRINTER System Specs HP PCL5e Emulation Detailed
Functions (PCL Volume).”
6.1.11 Download Font to File System

Downloading in the file format can be made to the file system, on HDD or Flash, using the download
utility.
6.2 SIDM Fonts

SIDM Resident Fonts share the PCL resident fonts, and they are:
SIDM Resident Fonts
Symbol Sets Spacing
Courier Upright Medium
Courier Upright Bold 97 Fixed
Courier Italic Medium
Line Printer 74
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6.3 PostScript3 Roman Fonts

The font is roughly divided into two types: Bitmap Font and Scalable Font (Outline Font).
6.3.1 PreScanned Bitmap Fonts

(1) With PreScanned Bitmap fonts, the size of fonts that are frequently used in general
documents is rasterized in advance and stored in the ROM; in this way, rasterization
within a job can be skipped for faster page generation.
(2) This mechanism used to be applied in the days of PS Level 1 when the CPU processing
speed was not fast.
(3) This device does not support this type of fonts.
6.3.2 Type-1 Scalable Fonts

(1) Scalable Font is a result of digitizing the coordinate positions of the outline of a character image
based on a certain mathematical formula. A character image is generated by converting a scalable
font to a bit-mapped pattern by the dedicated rasterizer before printing.
(2) The Type-1 font is a program that is described in the dedicated Interpreter language
called Type1 CharString, not a data array.
(3) There are several types of mathematical formula, and the Type-1 font uses Bezier
curves of third order.
(4) Rasterization requires a longer processing time; thus, the characters converted to bit-mapped
patterns are registered in the Cache memory.

Since PostScript Interpreter supports TrueType fonts, Type-42 fonts are supported. TrueType
fonts that the user has used in the document are converted to Type-42 fonts by the host-side printer
driver and then sent to the printer, whereby TrueType fonts are supported.

Type-3 Fonts were used in the earlier PostScript printer models but this printer does not have them
as resident fonts. When the user uses a font that the printer does not have, the host-side printer
driver downloads it as a Type-3 font to the printer.
This device supports Type-3 Fonts.
6.3.5 Raterizer
The rasterizer is a module that reads scalable font data and generates a bit-mapped pattern or
outline information according to the parameters such as scaling rates, rotational angles, etc.
6.3.6 Font Cache

Bit-mapped patterns, generated by the rasterizer, are registered in the cache, and when the same
character of the same attributes is used next time, its corresponding bit-mapped pattern is copied
from the cache without using the raterizer.
It not only registers scalable fonts but also stores the bitmap fonts that are modified, for example,
rotated.
6.3.7 Resident European Scalable Fonts

This device’s PS European resident fonts are those 136 fonts listed in the table below. .
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Table6.3.8.1 PS Resident Fonts

Font name Spacing Type Sample
1 AdobeSansMM Propotional 1
2 AdobeSerifMM Propotional 1
3 AlbertusMT Propotional 2
4 AlbertusMT-Italic Propotional 2
5 AlbertusMT-Light Propotional 2
6 AntiqueOlive-Bold Propotional 2
7 AntiqueOlive-Compact Propotional 2
8 AntiqueOlive-Italic Propotional 2
9 AntiqueOlive-Roman Propotional 2
10 Apple-Chancery Propotional 2
11 Arial-BoldItalicMT Propotional 2
12 Arial-BoldMT Propotional 2
13 Arial-ItalicMT Propotional 2
14 ArialMT Propotional 2
15 AvantGarde-Book Propotional 2
16 AvantGarde-BookOblique Propotional 2
17 AvantGarde-Demi Propotional 2
18 AvantGarde-DemiOblique Propotional 2
19 Bodoni Propotional 2
20 Bodoni-Bold Propotional 2
21 Bodoni-BoldItalic Propotional 2
22 Bodoni-Italic Propotional 2
23 Bodoni-Poster Propotional 2
24 Bodoni-PosterCompressed Propotional 2
25 Bookman-Demi Propotional 2
26 Bookman-DemiItalic Propotional 2
27 Bookman-Light Propotional 2
28 Bookman-LightItalic Propotional 2
29 Carta Propotional 2
30 Chicago Propotional 2
31 Clarendon Propotional 2
32 Clarendon-Bold Propotional 2
33 Clarendon-Light Propotional 2
34 CooperBlack Propotional 2
35 CooperBlack-Italic Propotional 2
36 Copperplate-ThirtyThreeBC Propotional 2
37 Copperplate-ThirtyTwoBC Propotional 2
38 Coronet-Regular Propotional 2
39 Courier Fixed 2
40 Courier-Bold Fixed 2
41 Courier-BoldOblique Fixed 2
42 Courier-Oblique Fixed 2
43 Eurostile Propotional 2
44 Eurostile-Bold Propotional 2
45 Eurostile-BoldExtendedTwo Propotional 2
46 Eurostile-ExtendedTwo Propotional 2
47 Geneva Propotional 2
48 GillSans Propotional 2
49 GillSans-Bold Propotional 2
50 GillSans-BoldCondensed Propotional 2
51 GillSans-BoldItalic Propotional 2
52 GillSans-Condensed Propotional 2
53 GillSans-ExtraBold Propotional 2
54 GillSans-Italic Propotional 2
55 GillSans-Light Propotional 2
56 GillSans-LightItalic Propotional 2
57 Goudy Propotional 2
58 Goudy-Bold Propotional 2
59 Goudy-BoldItalic Propotional 2
60 Goudy-ExtraBold Propotional 2
61 Goudy-Italic Propotional 2
62 Helvetica Propotional 2
63 Helvetica-Bold Propotional 2
64 Helvetica-BoldOblique Propotional 2
65 Helvetica-Condensed Propotional 2
66 Helvetica-Condensed-Bold Propotional 2
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67 Helvetica-Condensed-BoldObl Propotional 2
68 Helvetica-Condensed-Oblique Propotional 2
69 Helvetica-Narrow Propotional 2
70 Helvetica-Narrow-Bold Propotional 2
71 Helvetica-Narrow-BoldOblique Propotional 2
72 Helvetica-Narrow-Oblique Propotional 2
73 Helvetica-Oblique Propotional 2
74 HoeflerText-Black Propotional 2
75 HoeflerText-BlackItalic Propotional 2
76 HoeflerText-Italic Propotional 2
77 HoeflerText-Ornaments Propotional 2
78 HoeflerText-Regular Propotional 2
79 JoannaMT Propotional 2
80 JoannaMT-Bold Propotional 2
81 JoannaMT-BoldItalic Propotional 2
82 JoannaMT-Italic Propotional 2
83 LetterGothic Fixed 2
84 LetterGothic-Bold Fixed 2
85 LetterGothic-BoldSlanted Fixed 2
86 LetterGothic-Slanted Fixed 2
87 LubalinGraph-Book Propotional 2
88 LubalinGraph-BookOblique Propotional 2
89 LubalinGraph-Demi Propotional 2
90 LubalinGraph-DemiOblique Propotional 2
91 Marigold Propotional 2
92 Monaco Fixed 2
93 MonaLisa-Recut Propotional 2
94 NewCenturySchlbk-Bold Propotional 2
95 NewCenturySchlbk-BoldItalic Propotional 2
96 NewCenturySchlbk-Italic Propotional 2
97 NewCenturySchlbk-Roman Propotional 2
98 NewYork Propotional 2
99 Optima Propotional 2
100 Optima-Bold Propotional 2
101 Optima-BoldItalic Propotional 2
102 Optima-Italic Propotional 2
103 Oxford Propotional 2
104 Palatino-Bold Propotional 2
105 Palatino-BoldItalic Propotional 2
106 Palatino-Italic Propotional 2
107 Palatino-Roman Propotional 2
108 StempelGaramond-Bold Propotional 2
109 StempelGaramond-BoldItalic Propotional 2
110 StempelGaramond-Italic Propotional 2
111 StempelGaramond-Roman Propotional 2
112 Symbol Propotional 2
113 Tekton Propotional 2
114 Times-Bold Propotional 2
115 Times-BoldItalic Propotional 2
116 Times-Italic Propotional 2
117 TimesNewRomanPS-BoldItalicMT Propotional 2
118 TimesNewRomanPS-BoldMT Propotional 2
119 TimesNewRomanPS-ItalicMT Propotional 2
120 TimesNewRomanPSMT Propotional 2
121 Times-Roman Propotional 2
122 Univers Propotional 2
123 Univers-Bold Propotional 2
124 Univers-BoldExt Propotional 2
125 Univers-BoldExtObl Propotional 2
126 Univers-BoldOblique Propotional 2
127 Univers-Condensed Propotional 2
128 Univers-CondensedBold Propotional 2
129 Univers-CondensedBoldOblique Propotional 2
130 Univers-CondensedOblique Propotional 2
131 Univers-Extended Propotional 2
132 Univers-ExtendedObl Propotional 2
133 Univers-Light Propotional 2
134 Univers-LightOblique Propotional 2
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135 Univers-Oblique Propotional 2
136 Wingdings Propotional 2
137 Wingdings-Regular Propotional 2
138 ZapfChancery-MediumItalic Propotional 2
139 ZapfDingbats Propotional 2
6.3.8 Resident Bitmap Font

This device does not come with resident bitmap fonts for PS.
6.3.9 Encoding
Encoding is mapping information on which character is assigned to each ASCII code. It is
equivalent to the symbol set in PCL.
The following two types of Encoding are standard. Anyother types are subnect to re-encoding
according to PostScript jobs.
(1) Adobe Standard Encoding
(2) ISO Latin Encoding
6.3.10 Fonts
There are the following types of download fonts.
(1) Type-1 When downloading regular PostScript fonts.
(2) Type-3 When downloading mainly the fonts as Bitmap.
(3) Type-42 When downloading TrueType fonts.
The number of fonts that can be downloaded in this device depends on its VM size.
7 Panel Switch Functions

7.1 Layout
The following shows the appearance of the operator panel.
7.2 Switch function in operational mode

7.2.1 Switch function in operational mode
Switch function in operational mode are shown below.
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Table 7.2.1.1 Switch function
Name During Online During During Menu During Menu Selection During During Error
Offline Help
ON LINE Transitions to Transitions Goes out of the <- Goes out Prints during a
offline. to online. Menu. of the request for
Help paper.
mode.
CANCEL Diplay contact <- Goes out of the <- Goes out --
screen Menu. of the
Help
mode.
HELP -- <- <- <- Goes out Transitions to
of the the Help
Help mode.
mode.
Up Moves to omenu <- Moves to one <-（or increased by Scrolls -
node above. increments of minutes above.
to a specified value）
Down Moves to omenu <- Moves to one <-（or increased by Scrolls -
node below. increments of minutes below.
to a specified value）
OK Turn off the <- Moves to a sub Confirms a value. - Transitions to
warning message node. standby
(Limited to items screen,.
that can erase a
message with OK)
Back - Returns to the <- Goes out -
-- previous state. of the
Help
mode.
Power Transitions <- <- <- <- <-
Save/Wake to/Recovers from
Up PowerSave.
TEN Key *Key is <- Move to child Determine the value
“Fn”function node against against that
displayed displayed number on
number on the the left, or the entered
left. value.
7.2.2 Switch function in the AC input power supply.

The function of each switch when the power supply of the printer is turned on is as follows.
(1) BACK, MENU▽ and OK buttons

Ignore all warnings and errors, and always start the device under the mode to online(Invisible
function to user and factory support function).
(2) OK button
Start the Boot menu.
Keep pressing until Boot menu appears
7.2.3 Switch function in operational mode

Each button function when the printer is turned on is as follows.
1) Back, OK and Online buttons

Enter factory maintenance menu (Invisible function to user)
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2) BACK, OK and Online buttons

Enter system mintenace menu (invisible function to user)
Need a password before entering
7.3 LED・LCD
The front panel consists of 4 LEDs and the LCD of 480 x 272 dots. The LCD has backlight. Also, the
upper portion of the front cover, the front lamp are provided.
The basic meaning of display of front lamp and LEDs are shown in the table below.
Table 7.3.1 The basic meaning of display of LEDs and front lamp
Name Outline
ONLINE Indicate the status of the printer for the print job.
(green) ON: Online
OFF: Offline
BLINK1: Receiving data
ATTENTION Indicate the status of the printer.
(amber) ON: Warning (Attention) state
OFF: Normal state
BLINK1: Error state
POWERSAVE Indicate the power save status of the printer.
(green) ON: Power-save mode
OFF (LCD is ON): Normal state
OFF (LCD is OFF): OFF mode
BLINK2: Sleep mode
HELP Indicate whether the operator can see the help.
(amber) ON: (On error state) Light up when the error (being displayed on top) has help
messages, or when the operator is looking at the help messages.
OFF: Normal state
Front lamp Indicate the status of the printer.
(*Note 1) ON: Idling (Include warning)
OFF: Sleep mode, OFF mode
BLINK1: Error state (*Note 2)
BLINK3: Receiving data
BLINK4: Power-save mode
BLINK1: ON:0.5s / OFF:0.5s

(*Note 1)
ON/OFF time is different from Light-up/Light-out time in appearance.
Brightness of the front lamp is rise/fall gradually.
(*Note 2)
Only when the setting of "Front Lamp" of the "Panel Setup" of "Admin Setup" is "Mode1".
7.4 LCD Backlight

7.4.1 Overview of the Spec
LCD backlight can adjust the brightness. *1)LCD backlight has three states that are brightly lit, dimly
lit and off.
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Usually, lights on. Predetermined time*2) has elapsed from the last operation switch, it is dimly lit.
When performing the switch operation when it is dimly lit, it is brightly lit.
It becomes dimly lit at the same time enters the power-saving mode, it is brightly lit
When exit from the power saving mode
It is turned off when it shifts to the sleep / off mode.
It is brightly lit when you return from sleep by the operation of the user.
Return from sleep / off mode independent of the operation of the user will remain off.
It is brightly lit LCD initialization when the power is turned on. It is brightly lit at all times until the
transition to online.
Note1)
Brightness of the LCD backlight (brightness) can be adjusted in the following settings.
・[Admin Setup]-[Panel Setup]-[Panel Contrast]
・[ Panel Brightness During Operating]
Adjust the brightness of the operation.
・[ Panel Brightness During Idling]
Adjust the brightness when it is not being operated
(After the elapse of a predetermined time from the switch last operation)
Note2)
The predermined time can be adjusted in the following settings.
・[Admin Setup]-[ Panel Setup]-[ Panel Backlight Timer]
7.5 Job Canel

7.5.1 Statuses Where Jobs Can Be Cancelled
The first job can be cancelled by pressing the Cancel button on the operator panel when printing
is in progress or a job is in a print queue with no error exists (excluding partly, see the later
description). Pressing the Cancel button without a job is invalid operation. (A beep for invalid
operation sounds.)
A job can be cancelled in the following cases even if the job is interrupted by an error.
 Manual request
 Media type mismatch
 Media size mismatch
 Tray empty error
 Tray withdrawal error (withdrawal of a source tray)
 Error of a paper feed path (tray withdrawal in a paper feed path)
 Toner empty (except K toner)
The job which is processing can also be cancelled when receiving encrypted job or stored job.
These jobs can be cancelled after their printing is started. It is possible to select a job through the
menu and delete the file.
7.5.2 Cancell Operation

With a press of the Cancel button, the device displays a confirmation window and becomes
offline.
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When the Cancel button is pressed during printing, the device displays a confirmation window,
printing stops after the completion of printing on the paper that was already fed before the press
of the Cancel button, and then the device becomes offline.
The device stops printing temporarily after printing a duplex print job on both sides of all fed
paper.
Cancellation or continuation can be selected on a confirmation window. The cursor is on Yes in

the confirmation window when it is opened. Select Yes or No using the Up and Down buttons and
press the Enter button to fix. Selecting Yes cancels the job. When No is selected, the device
becomes online and continue printing.
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8 Menu
8.1 Menu Types
(1) Hierarchical Menu Structure
There are two types: the User Menu mode that is entered by pressing the
MENU△ or MENU▽ button while the printer is in operation, the Boot Menu mode that is
entered by turning the printer on while holding down the OK button. Each Menu is organized by
Categories and Items. An item is accessed from the Category display by pressing the OK button,
and selection is accessed from Item display by holding down the OK button.
Item or selection is further accessed from the Category or Item display by pressing the TEN Key.
8.2 Rules of Menu Operation

(1) Conditions for accessing the Menu mode
The Menu mode can be accessed by pressing the MENU△ or MENU▽ button when the following
conditions are satisfied.
(a) Printer is placed Off-line or On-line.
(b) Neither fatal error nor recoverable error has occurred. (except the Paper Out state.)
(c) In the Boot Menu, All Category is not set to DISABLE.
The Menu Item is further accessed in inputting the number, after pressing the Function(FN) Key.
ON-LINE
ON-LINE OFF-LINE
ON-LINE
MENU △/▽
*(Function) MENU △/▽
ON-LINE
CANCEL
MENU
Figure 8.2.1 Conditions for changes in On-line/Off-line state and Menu mode
(2) Rules on the displays in the Menu mode

LCD display consists of 8 lines. The 1st line of the upper section is the title column that is title display
area. The 2nd to 7th lines of middle sections are the menu column that is menu display area. The 8th
line of the lower section is the guidance column thaｔ is guidance display area. In the menu column,
some items or sub-categories of up to 6 are displayed in a list format. One of them has become a
highlight. This is called focus. Pressing of the “OK” switch in focus state indicates that the item is
selected.
When enter the menu mode, category is displayed on the first line upper as a title. 2nd to 7th line of
middle is displayed items or subcategories. The 8th line of the lower section is displayed guidance.
Pressing the "OK" switch when item is displayed, the item changes to the item display. As the title,
functions can be specified is displayed as an item in the menu in the 1st line upper. A value that can
be set is displayed in the 2nd to 7th line middle, that this selection. Check mark (✔) is displayed on
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the left side in the selection of the selected. Some item display 2-7 lines in the middle is not a
selection, there is a display for inputting characters and numbers
Some functions switch in menu mode refer to section 7.2.1.
(3) Exiting the Menu mode

When any of the Items within the menu is changed, Reset Process is automatically executed, when
the OK button is pressed, or at job end after exiting the menu, or at reboot, or at POW UP, and
the contents of the setting are reflected to the current edit environment.
(4) Menu reset

In order to reset Menu, enter the ”Admin Setup”-“Settings” category and select ”Reset Settings” Item.
All of the user menus are reset to the factory default settings by executing “Reset Setting”.
For the factory default settings, refer to Section 8.3.
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8.3 User Menu

A *L in the column DF in the table 8.3.1 indicates the default for the brands that have Letter as default.
A*A indicates the default for the brand that have A4 as default. *E indicates overseas brands and *J
Japanese brands while * the default values shared for both.
When any of the settings has been changed, EEROM is re-written when the Menu Select SW is
pressed;effectuating the changes in the current environment and its timing are as follows: (For details,
see the Valid column in Table 8.3.1).
Menu Set (When Enter SW is pressed): ET
Menu Set (When Enter SW is pressed) & Reboot: RB
Menu exited and at JOB END: JE
Power Off/On: PW
JOB END:
During menu setup, a message will appear informing that any settings made will take effect after a job
in process is finished. If, however, the settings are switched in the menu operation while multiple jobs
are in process, it is difficult for one operator to definitely tell if one job has been finished or not.
Therefore, it is recommended that the menu setting be basically changed when the printer is in idle,
and in this case, the menu items noted as JE in the table will take effect at the same timing as those
noted as ET.
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Table 8.3.1 User menu displays

Defaul
Category1 Category2 Item Value Function / Notes Valid
t
Configuration Tray Count MPTray nnnnnn Displays the total number of pages printed from
MPTray(Multi-Purpose Tray).
The number of pages fed from MPTray.
( "nnnnnn" in the Value column is a numeric value.)
Tray1 nnnnnn Displays the total number of pages printed from Tray 1.
The number of pages fed from Tray 1.
【Conditions for display】
Tray2 is installed.
Tray3 is installed.
Tray4 is installed.
Tray5 is installed.
Supplies Life Cyan Toner (n.nK) Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining toner amount in %.
The remaining toner amount is estimated by print-dot-counting to
display.
When the sensor detects toner low, the remaining toner amount has
reached a predetermined value. 0% is displayed when the remaining
toner amount has reached a predetermined print-dot-count.
When toner replacement (a status other than toner low) is detected
during toner low status, 100% is displayed.
( "nnn" in the Value column is a numeric value.)
Display of "(n.nK)" in the Item column is capacity of toner cartridges
installed in the printer.
ex. 10.0K,24.0K,38.0K
Magenta Toner (n.nK) Remaining nnn%
Yellow Toner (n.nK) Remaining nnn%
Black Toner (n.nK) Remaining nnn%
White Toner (n.nK) Remaining nnn%
Clear Toner (n.nK) Remaining nnn%
Cyan Drum Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the CYAN drum in %.
The value converted from the number of conventional Drum rotations
is indicated on Engine Status Print only.
Magenta Drum Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the MAGENTA drum in %.
Yellow Drum Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the YELLOW drum in %.
Black Drum Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the BLACK drum in %.
White Drum Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the WHITE drum in %.
[Conditions for display]
.Five color printer and the spot color is white.
Clear Drum Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the Clear drum in %.
.Five color printer and the spot color is clear.
Waste Toner Box Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the waste toner box in %.
Belt Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the BELT unit in %.
Fuser Remaining nnn% Displays the remaining life of the FUSER unit in %.
Network Printer Name ******************************* Displays "Printer Name" (a printer name used in DNS or Network
PnP) of the network with a wire.
"TCP/IP" is enabled.
Short Printer Name *************** Displays "Short Printer Name" of the network with a wire.
"TCP/IP" is enabled.
IPv4 Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Same as "Functions"-"Admin Setup"-"Network Setup"-"IP Address".
Subnet Mask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Same as "Functions"-"Admin Setup"-"Network Setup"-"Subnet
Mask".
Gateway Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Same as "Functions"-"Admin Setup"-"Network Setup"-"Gateway
Address".
MAC Address xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx Displays the MAC address of the network with a wire.
Network FW Version xx.xx Displays the version of F/W of the network with a wire.
Web Remote Version xx.xx Displays the version of WebPage of the network with a wire.
IPv6 Address (Local) ｘｘxx:ｘｘxx:ｘｘxx:ｘｘxx:ｘｘxx:ｘｘ This menu is not displayed when Disable is selected for
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t
xx:xxxx:xxxx "Functions"-"Admin Setup"-"Network Setup"-"TCP/IP," or "IP
Version" is IPv4.
IPv6 Address (Global) ｘｘxx:ｘｘxx:ｘｘxx:ｘｘxx:ｘｘxx:ｘｘ This menu is not displayed when Disable is selected for
xx:xxxx:xxxx "Functions"-"Admin Setup"-"Network Setup"-"TCP/IP," or "IP
Version" is IPv4.
Paper Size in MPTray A3Nobi Displays the paper size of MPTray(Multi-Purpose Tray).
Tray A3Wide
A3 [SEF] means an icon which might show 'Short Edge Feed'.
A4[SEF] [LEF] means an icon which might show 'Long Edge Feed'.
A4[LEF]
A5[SEF]
A5[LEF]
A6
B4
B5[SEF]
B5[LEF]
B6
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Tabloid Extra
Tabloid
Letter[SEF]
Letter[LEF]
Executive
16K(184x260mm)[SEF]
16K(195x270mm)[SEF]
16K(197x273mm)[SEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Statement
Com-9 Envelope
Com-10 Envelope
Monarch Envelope
DL Envelope
C4 Envelope
C5 Envelope
Hagaki
Oufuku Hagaki
Nagagata#3
Nagagata#4
Nagagata#40
Yougata#0
C6 Envelope
Yougata#4
Kakugata#2
Kakugata#3
Kakugata#8
Index Card
A4Wide[SEF]
A4Wide[LEF]
B6Half
Custom
Tray1 A3Nobi Displays the paper size of Tray 1.
A3Wide
A4[LEF]
A5[SEF]
A5[LEF]
A6
B4
B5[SEF]
B5[LEF]
B6
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Tabloid Extra
Tabloid
Letter[SEF]
Letter[LEF]
Executive
16K(184x260mm)[SEF]
16K(195x270mm)[SEF]
16K(197x273mm)[SEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Hagaki
Oufuku Hagaki
A4Wide[SEF]
A4Wide[LEF]
Custom
A3Wide
A4[LEF]
A5[SEF] [Conditions for display]
A5[LEF] Tray2 is installed.
A6
B4
B5[SEF]
B5[LEF]
B6
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Defaul
t
Legal13.5
Legal13
Tabloid Extra
Tabloid
Letter[SEF]
Letter[LEF]
Executive
16K(184x260mm)[SEF]
16K(195x270mm)[SEF]
16K(197x273mm)[SEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Hagaki
Oufuku Hagaki
A4Wide[SEF]
A4Wide[LEF]
Custom
A3Wide
A4[LEF]
A6
B4
B5[SEF]
B5[LEF]
B6
Legal14
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Tabloid Extra
Tabloid
Letter[SEF]
Letter[LEF]
Executive
16K(184x260mm)[SEF]
16K(195x270mm)[SEF]
16K(197x273mm)[SEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Hagaki
Oufuku Hagaki
A4Wide[SEF]
A4Wide[LEF]
Custom
A3Wide
A4[LEF]
A6
B4
B5[SEF]
B5[LEF]
B6
Legal14
Legal13.5
Legal13
Tabloid Extra
Tabloid
Letter[SEF]
Letter[LEF]
Executive
16K(184x260mm)[SEF]
16K(195x270mm)[SEF]
16K(197x273mm)[SEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Hagaki
Oufuku Hagaki
A4Wide[SEF]
A4Wide[LEF]
Custom
A3Wide
A4[LEF]
A6
B4
B5[SEF]
B5[LEF]
B6
Legal14
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Defaul
t
Tabloid Extra
Tabloid
Letter[SEF]
Letter[LEF]
Executive
16K(184x260mm)[SEF]
16K(195x270mm)[SEF]
16K(197x273mm)[SEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Hagaki
Oufuku Hagaki
A4Wide[SEF]
A4Wide[LEF]
Custom
System Serial Number xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Displays the serial number of the printer.
The PU serial number is displayed. (The PU serial number is stored
in EEPROM of PU and used for PPT [Page Printer Tracing System]
and so on. Only the PU serial number can specify a machine in
ODC.)
"xxx..." in the Value column is an alphanumeric consists of up to 26
characters.
Displays only when a serial number was registered by a PJL
command related to a serial number.
Asset Number xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Displays the Asset Number.
The Asset Number is thirty-two alphanumeric characters that can be
assigned by a user for managing the printer.
characters.
Displays only when an asset number was registered by a PJL
Lot Number xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Displays the Lot Number.
This is a number displayed outside as a region number.
Either a PU serial number (a serial number stored in EEPROM of
PU) or a CU serial number (a serial number stored in EEPROM of
CU) is to be displayed.
characters.
Displays only when a serial number was registered by a PJL
Firmware Version xxx.xx_x_x Displays the version number of FirmSuite.
This version is identical with that of "FW:xxx.xx_x_x" of Menu Map.
CU Version xx.xx Displays the version number of CU (Control Unit) firmware.
This version is identical with that of "CU version" of Menu Map.
PU Version xx.xx.xx Displays the version number of PU (Print Unit) firmware.
This version is identical with that of "PU version" of Menu Map.
RAM xxMB Displays the total size of all the RAM installed in the printer.
Flash Memory xxMB [Fxx] Displays the total size of all the Flash Memory installed in the printer.
Also the version of the file system used in Flash Memory is displayed
together.
HDD xx.xxGB [Fxx] Displays the HDD size.
Also the version of the file system used in the HDD is displayed
together.
"uninstalled" is displayed if no HDD is installed.
Date and Time yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm *JP Indicates the current date and time.
mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm *ODA The date is display in the format according to the setting of “Admin
dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm *OEL Setup” -> “Time Setup” -> “Date Format.”
Print Configuration Execute Prints the configuration details of the print server. ET
Information
Network Execute Prints general information on the network (only when a NIC is ET
installed).
A Network FW is installed.
Demo Page DEMO1 Execute Prints a demo page. A demo pattern normally installed is one ET
… type, and only Demo 1 is displayed. Multiple demo patterns are
displayed if provided. 32 demo data can be stored max. For OEM
configuration, the items is not displayed unless otherwise a demo
pattern has not been stored.
File List Execute Prints a job file list. ET
PS Font List Execute Prints a font list of installed PostScript. ET
PCL Font List Execute Prints a font list of installed PCL emulation. ET
IBM PPR Font List Execute Prints a font list of IBMPPR. ET
EPSON FX Font List Execute Prints a font list of EPSON FX. ET
Usage Report Execute Prints the total of JobLog. ET
When select "Execute", "Copies" is displayed and the number of
pages to print can be specified.
[Condition for display]
・ "Enable" is selected for "Print Statistics"-"Usage Report."
Error Log Execute Prints an error log. ET
Color Profile List Execute Prints a color profile list. ET
User Media List Execute Prints the user media list information. ET
There is a registered user media .
Test Print-1 Execute Prints the analytical pattern for print quality. ET
* A pattern stored in File System (Flash or HDD) can replace the
default pattern.
Test Print-2 Execute Prints the analytical pattern for print quality. ET
default pattern.
Test Print-3 Execute Prints the pattern for checking the reduction condition of the ET
two-pass printing medium.
default pattern.
.Five color printer and White is selected in [Admin Setup]-[Color
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Defaul
t
Setup]-[Spot Color].
Test Print-4 Execute Prints the analytical pattern for print quality. (Spot Color) ET
default pattern.
.Five color printer.
Print Secure Encrypted Job Enter Password ****** Enters a password to execute Secure Print.
Job
Encrypted Job Not Found － Use it in printing the encrypted authentication print job (Encrypted ET
Job) stored in HDD.
After inputting a password, "Searching Job" is displayed until a job

appropriate for the password is found.
(Searching time increase in proportion to the number of jobs stored
in HDD, and PX735 may take up to 20 sec.)
In searching jobs, the search can be cancelled by holding the cancel
key.
"Not Found" will be displayed where a file, which can be output is

unavailable.
The following message will appear if a printable file is available.
Encrypted Job
Print
Delete
A set of all job will be printed if "Print"is selected and the OK button
is pressed.
The following message will appear if "Delete"is selected.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
It will goes back to the source MENU if "No"is selected.. All job will
be deleted if "Yes"is selected.
Print jobs with encrypted authentication stored in HDD are deleted by

a delete method specified by the driver after printing or delete
instruction from the menu.
Print － ET
Delete
Stored Job Enter Password **** Enters a password to execute Secure Print.
Not Found － Used to print out a stored job in a HDD. ET
If there is no file can be output, "Not Found" is displayed.

When there is a printable file, the following messages are displayed.
Stored Job
Print
Delete
When select "Print", "Set Collating Amount" is displayed and the
number of pages to print can be specified.
Specify the number of pages to print and press the OK switch button,
so that all the jobs are printed out as much as the specified pages.
When select Delete, the following messages are displayed.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
If No is selected, the previous menu display resumes.If Yes is
selected, delete all the jobs.
Print － ET
Delete
Category1 Category2 Category3 Category4 Item Value Default 機能 Valid

Menus Tray MPTray Config Paper Size A3Nobi Sets the paper size for MPTray(Multi-Purpose Tray). JE
Configuration A3Wide
A3 [SEF] means an icon which might show 'Short Edge
A4[SEF] Feed'.
A4[LEF] *A [LEF] means an icon which might show 'Long Edge
A5[SEF] Feed'.
A5[LEF]
A6
B4
B5[SEF]
B5[LEF]
B6
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Tabloid Extra
Tabloid
Letter[SEF]
Letter[LEF] *L
Executive
16K(184x260mm)[SEF]
16K(195x270mm)[SEF]
16K(197x273mm)[SEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Statement
Com-9 Envelope
Com-10 Envelope
Monarch Envelope
DL Envelope
C4 Envelope
C5 Envelope
Hagaki
Oufuku Hagaki
Nagagata#3
Nagagata#4
Nagagata#40
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Yougata#0
C6 Envelope
Yougata#4
Kakugata#2
Kakugata#3
Kakugata#8
Index Card
A4Wide[SEF]
A4Wide[LEF]
B6Half
Custom
X Dimension 2.5inch Sets paper width of custom size paper in JE
~ MPTray(Multi-Purpose Tray).
8.3inch *A Sets the direction that is perpendicular to the direction
~ in which paper runs.
8.5inch *L It is determined either inch or millimeter is displayed
~ depending on a setting in "Functions"-"Menus"-"Tray
13inch Configuration"-"Unit of Measure."
64millimeter Default: Size of the default paper for each brand.
~ [Conditions for display]
210millimeter *A "Custom" is selected in "Functions"-"Menus"-"Tray
~ Configuration"-"MPTray Config"-"Paper Size."
216millimeter *L
~
330millimeter
Y Dimension 3.5inch Sets paper width of custom size paper in JE
~ MPTray(Multi-Purpose Tray).
11.0inch *L Sets the same direction as that paper runs.
~ It is determined either inch or millimeter is displayed
11.7inch *A depending on a setting in "Functions"-"Menus"-"Tray
~ Configuration"-"Unit of Measure."
52.0inch 【Conditions for display】
89millimeter "Custom" is selected in "Functions"-"Menus"-"Tray
~ Configuration"-"MPTray Config"-"Paper Size."
279millimeter *L
~
297millimeter *A
~
1321millimeter
Media Type Plain * Sets the media type for Multi-purpose Tray. JE
Letterhead User type 1 to 20 are displayed only if registered in the
Transparency host PC.
Labels If the host PC specifies the character strings for media
Bond types, they will be displayed instead.
Recycled
Card Stock
Rough
Glossy
Postcard
Envelope
USERTYPE1
USERTYPE2
USERTYPE3
USERTYPE4
USERTYPE5
USERTYPE6
USERTYPE7
USERTYPE8
USERTYPE9
USERTYPE10
USERTYPE11
USERTYPE12
USERTYPE13
USERTYPE14
USERTYPE15
USERTYPE16
USERTYPE17
USERTYPE18
USERTYPE19
USERTYPE20
Media Weight Auto * Sets the paper weight for Multi-purpose Tray. JE
Ultra Light
Light
Medium Light
Medium
Medium Heavy
Heavy
Ultra Heavy1
Ultra Heavy2
Ultra Heavy3
Ultra Heavy4
Ultra Heavy5
Tray Usage Normal Tray * Sets MPTray usage. JE
When Mismatching Normal Tray: （Tray selection/switching) uses as a
Do Not Use normal tray.
When Mismatching: if paper mismatch occurs （paper
size/media type in a tray and that of print data don't
match), paper is requested to MPTray instead of the
specified tray.
Do Not Use: sets MPTray unavailable both in Auto
Tray Select and Auto Tray Switch.
If Do Not Use is selected and also MPTray is specified
by Paper Feed, operation in this case is the same as
that performed when Normal Tray is selected (MPTray
is used auto tray).
Tray1 Config Paper Size Cassette Size * Sets paper in TRAY1. (Select whether to use paper JE
Custom size detected by tray's auto size detection or to set
Other Size custom paper size.)
CASSETTE SIZE: The size detected by paper size
sensor
CUSTOM: Size selected in the following MENU.
X Dimension 3.9inch Sets paper width of custom size paper in TRAY1. JE
~ Sets the direction that is perpendicular to the direction
8.3inch *A in which paper runs.
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8.5inch *L depending on a setting in "Functions"-"Menus"-"Tray
13inch Default: Size of the default paper for each brand.
99millimeter 【Conditions for display】
~ "Custom" is selected in "Functions"-"Menus"-"Tray
210millimeter *A Configuration"-"Tray1 Config"-"Paper Size."
~
216millimeter *L
~
330millimeter
Y Dimension 5.8 inch Sets paper length of custom size paper in TRAY1. JE
~ Sets the same direction as that paper runs.
11.0 inch *L It is determined either inch or millimeter is displayed
11.7 inch *A Configuration"-"Unit of Measure."
~ Default: Size of the default paper for each brand.
18.0 inch 【Conditions for display】
147 millimeter "Custom" is selected in "Functions"-"Menus"-"Tray
~ Configuration"-"Tray1 Config"-"Paper Size."
279 millimeter *L
~
297 millimeter *A
~
457 millimeter
Media Type Plain * Sets the media type for Tray 1. JE
Letterhead USERTYPE1to 20 are displayed only if registered in
Transparency the host PC.
Labels If the host PC specifies the character strings for media
Bond types, they will be displayed instead.
Recycled
Card Stock
Rough
Glossy
Postcard
USERTYPE1
USERTYPE2
USERTYPE3
USERTYPE4
USERTYPE5
USERTYPE6
USERTYPE7
USERTYPE8
USERTYPE9
USERTYPE10
USERTYPE11
USERTYPE12
USERTYPE13
USERTYPE14
USERTYPE15
USERTYPE16
USERTYPE17
USERTYPE18
USERTYPE19
USERTYPE20
Media Weight Auto * Sets the paper weight for Tray 1. JE
Ultra Light
Light
Medium Light
Medium
Medium Heavy
Heavy
Ultra Heavy1
Ultra Heavy2
Ultra Heavy3
Ultra Heavy4
A3Nobi Paper A3Nobi *J Tray 1 JE
A3Wide A3 NOBI, A3 WIDE (320mm×450mm) and TABLOID
Tabloid Extra *E EXTRA(12X18 inch) are detected as the same. Sets
which is selected.
Legal14 Paper Legal14 * Tray 1 JE
Legal13.5 LEGAL14 inches and LEGAL13.5 inches are detected
as the same. Sets which is selected.
A5LEF/A6/Hagaki A5[LEF] * Tray 1 JE
Paper A6 A5LEF/A6 and postcard of Tray 1 are detected as the
Hagaki same. Sets which is selected.
[SEF] means an icon which might show 'Short Edge

Feed'.
[LEF] means an icon which might show 'Long Edge
Feed'.
A5SEF/Oufuku A5[SEF] * Tray 1 JE
Hagaki Paper Oufuku Hagaki A5SEF and postcards with postage-paid reply of Tray
1are detected as the same.

Feed'.
Feed'.
Other Size A4Wide[SEF] Set up the Other paper size of Tray1 JE
A4Wide[LEF]
B6 * [SEF] means an icon which might show 'Short Edge
16K(184x260mm)[SEF] Feed'.
16K(195x270mm)[SEF] [LEF] means an icon which might show 'Long Edge
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
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Cassette Size: The size detected by paper size sensor
Custom: Size selected in the following MENU.
X Dimension 3.9 inch Sets paper width of custom size paper in TRAY2. JE
8.3 inch *A in which paper runs.
8.5 inch *L depending on a setting in "Functions"-"Menus"-"Tray
13.0 inc Default: Size of the default paper for each brand.
99 millimeter [Conditions for display]
210 millimeter Configuration"-"Tray2 Config"-"Paper Size."
~ *A
216 millimeter
~ *L
330 millimeter
279 millimeter *L
~
297 millimeter *A
~
457 millimeter
Letterhead USERTYPE1 to 20 are displayed only if registered in
Bond the host PC.
Recycled If the host PC specifies the character strings for media
Card Stock types, they will be displayed instead.
Rough
Glossy
Postcard
USERTYPE1
USERTYPE2
USERTYPE3
USERTYPE4
USERTYPE5
USERTYPE6
USERTYPE7
USERTYPE8
USERTYPE9
USERTYPE10
USERTYPE11
USERTYPE12
USERTYPE13
USERTYPE14
USERTYPE15
USERTYPE16
USERTYPE17
USERTYPE18
USERTYPE19
USERTYPE20
Ultra Light
Light
Medium Light
Medium
Medium Heavy
Heavy
Ultra Heavy1
Ultra Heavy2
Ultra Heavy3
Ultra Heavy4
which is selected.

Feed'.
Feed'.

Feed'.
Feed'.
Other Size A4Wide[SEF] Set up the Other paper size of Tray2. JE
A4Wide[LEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
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210 millimeter *A Configuration"-"Tray3 Config"-"Paper Size."
~
216 millimeter *L
~
330 millimeter
279 millimeter *L
~
297 millimeter *A
~
457 millimeter
Bond the host PC.
Rough
Glossy
Postcard
USERTYPE1
USERTYPE2
USERTYPE3
USERTYPE4
USERTYPE5
USERTYPE6
USERTYPE7
USERTYPE8
USERTYPE9
USERTYPE10
USERTYPE11
USERTYPE12
USERTYPE13
USERTYPE14
USERTYPE15
USERTYPE16
USERTYPE17
USERTYPE18
USERTYPE19
USERTYPE20
Ultra Light
Light
Medium Light
Medium
Medium Heavy
Heavy
Ultra Heavy1
Ultra Heavy2
Ultra Heavy3
Ultra Heavy4
which is selected.

Feed'.
Feed'.

Feed'.
Feed'.
A4Wide[LEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
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8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
~
216 millimeter *L
~
330 millimeter
279 millimeter *L
~
297 millimeter *A
~
457 millimeter
Bond the host PC.
Rough
Glossy
Postcard
USERTYPE1
USERTYPE2
USERTYPE3
USERTYPE4
USERTYPE5
USERTYPE6
USERTYPE7
USERTYPE8
USERTYPE9
USERTYPE10
USERTYPE11
USERTYPE12
USERTYPE13
USERTYPE14
USERTYPE15
USERTYPE16
USERTYPE17
USERTYPE18
USERTYPE19
USERTYPE20
Ultra Light
Light
Medium Light
Medium
Medium Heavy
Heavy
Ultra Heavy1
Ultra Heavy2
Ultra Heavy3
Ultra Heavy4
which is selected.

Feed'.
Feed'.

Feed'.
Feed'.
A4Wide[LEF]
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16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Tray5 Config Paper Size Cassette Size * Sets paper in Tray5. (Select whether to use paper size JE
Custom detected by tray's auto size detection or to set custom
Other Size paper size.)
X Dimension 3.9 inch Sets paper width of custom size paper in Tray5. JE
~
216 millimeter *L
~
330 millimeter
Y Dimension 5.8 inch Sets paper length of custom size paper in Tray 5. JE
279 millimeter *L
~
297 millimeter *A
~
457 millimeter
Bond the host PC.
Rough
Glossy
Postcard
USERTYPE1
USERTYPE2
USERTYPE3
USERTYPE4
USERTYPE5
USERTYPE6
USERTYPE7
USERTYPE8
USERTYPE9
USERTYPE10
USERTYPE11
USERTYPE12
USERTYPE13
USERTYPE14
USERTYPE15
USERTYPE16
USERTYPE17
USERTYPE18
USERTYPE19
USERTYPE20
Ultra Light
Light
Medium Light
Medium
Medium Heavy
Heavy
Ultra Heavy1
Ultra Heavy2
Ultra Heavy3
Ultra Heavy4
which is selected.

Feed'.
Feed'.

Feed'.
Feed'.
A4Wide[LEF]
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16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
16K(197x273mm)[LEF]
8K(260x368mm)
8K(270x390mm)
8K(273x394mm)
Paper Feed MPTray Specifies a paper tray. JE
Tray1 * TRAY2 to 5: Displayed only if they are installed.
Tray2
Tray3
Tray4
Tray5
Auto Tray Switch On * Sets the Auto Tray switching function. JE
Off
Tray Sequence Down * Specifies selection order priority for switching Auto JE
Up Tray Select/Auto Tray Switch.
Paper Feed
Unit of inch *L Specifies the unit of custom paper size. JE
Measurement millimeter *A
Duplex Last Page Skip Blank Page * When Skip Blank Page is selected, the last page of an JE
Always Print odd-page duplex print job is printed as Simplex.
When Always Print is selected, the printer operates as
usual.
・A Duplex Unit is installed.
System Adjust Power Save Time 1 minute * Sets time to wait for moving to Power Save mode. ET
2 minutes Moves to Power Save mode even during an error.
3 minutes
4 minutes
5 minutes
10 minutes
15 minutes
30 minutes
60 minutes
Sleep Time 1 minute Sets the time to switch from Power Save mode to ET
2 minutes Sleep mode.
3 minutes The start point is the moment when the printer goes
4 minutes into PowerSave.
5 minutes
10 minutes
15 minutes *
30 minutes
60 minutes
Auto Power Off 1 hour Set the time to switch from Idle state to Off mode. ET
Time 2 hours
3 hours
4 hours *
8 hours
12 hours
18 hours
24 hours
Clearable Warning ONLINE * Sets display deletion timing of clearable warnings. ET
Job PS: JOB only
Auto Continue On Sets whether a printer is automatically recovered or not ET
Off * when memory overflow/tray request occurs.
(Wait time for recovery: 15 sec)
Manual Timeout Off Sets time to wait for paper to be fed in manual feed. ET
30 seconds If paper is not fed within this period of time, the job is
60 seconds * canceled.
Wait Timeout Off Sets time between stopping reception of job data and ET
5 seconds performing force printing.
10 seconds Does not perform printing and cancels that job instead
20 seconds in the case of PS.
30 seconds
40 seconds * "Timeout Local" defaults to 40Sec. and "Timeout
50 seconds Network" defaults to 90Sec. They can not be changed
60 seconds through menu settings.
90 seconds
120 seconds
150 seconds
180 seconds
210 seconds
240 seconds
270 seconds
300 seconds
Low Toner Continue * Sets printer operation when Toner Low is detected. ET
Stop In CONTINUE, the printer can continue printing while
remaining ON-LINE.
In STOP, it becomes OFF-LINE.
Jam Recovery On * Sets whether JAM RECOVERY printing is performed JE
Off or not when Jam occurs.
When it is set to OFF, a job that includes the page to
which Jam has occurred will be cancelled.
Error Report On Sets whether an error report is printed or not when an JE
Off * internal error occurs.
Valid only for PS、PCL XL and XPS.
Hex Dump Execute － Prints out data received from the host PC in the JE
hexadecimal Dump. Turning off the power supply
switch restores Normal Mode from HEX Dump Mode.
If Execute is selected, exit from the menu.

Print Adjust Print Position MPTray X Adｊust 0.00millimeter * For the paper fed from MPTray JE
Adjust +0.25millimeter Adjusts the position of a whole print image in the
~ direction that is perpendicular to the direction paper
+2.00millimeter runs, that is horizontally (at 0.25 mm pitch).
-2.00millimeter Any parts of the print image that go beyond the
~ printable area as a result of this designation are
-0.25millimeter clipped.
Y Adjust 0.00millimeter * For the paper fed from MPTray JE
+0.25millimeter Adjust the position of a whole print image in the
~ direction paper runs, that is vertically (at 0.25mm
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+2.00millimeter pitch).
Duplex X Adjust 0.00millimeter * For the paper fed from MPTray JE
+0.25millimeter At the time of back page printing of Duplex, adjusts the
~ position of the whole print image in the direction that is
+2.00millimeter perpendicular to the direction paper runs, that is
-2.00millimeter horizontally (at 0.25mm pitch).
~ Any parts of the print image that go beyond the
-0.25millimeter printable area as a result of this designation are
clipped.
duplex unit is installed.
Duplex Y Adjust 0.00millimeter * For the paper fed from MPTray JE
~ position of a whole print image in the direction paper
+2.00millimeter runs, that is vertically (at 0.25mm pitch).
Overprint X Adjust 0.00millimeter * In the second-time printing (feeding from Duplex Unit) JE
+0.25millimeter for spot color overprint on the paper fed from MP Tray,
~ this menu corrects the overall position of the print
+2.00millimeter images in the direction perpendicular to the paper
-2.00millimeter running direction (i.e., horizontal) in 0.25 mm.
~ Selecting this menu allows clipping of print images that
-0.25millimeter beyond the printable area.
.Five color printer and duplex unit is installed.
Overprint Y Adjust 0.00millimeter * In the second-time printing (feeding from Duplex Unit) JE
+0.25millimeter for spot color overprint on the paper fed from MP Tray,
+2.00millimeter images in the paper running direction (i.e., portrait) in
-2.00millimeter 0.25 mm.
Tray1 X Adｊust 0.00millimeter * For the paper fed from Tray1 JE
+0.25millimeter Adjusts the position of a whole print image in the
Y Adjust 0.00millimeter * For the paper fed from Tray1 JE
Duplex X Adjust 0.00millimeter * For the paper fed from Tray1 JE
clipped.
Duplex Y Adjust 0.00millimeter * For the paper fed from Tray1 JE
+0.25millimeter for spot color overprint on the paper fed from Tray 1,
Tray2 is installed.
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Tray2 is installed.
clipped.
• Installation of Tray 2 and Duplex Unit.
.Five color printer and installation of Tray 2 and Duplex
Unit.
Unit.
Tray3 is installed.
Tray3 is installed.
clipped.
Unit.
Unit.
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Tray4 is installed.
Tray4 is installed.
clipped.
Unit.
Unit.
Tray5 is installed.
Tray5 is installed.
clipped.
Unit.
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Unit.
Paper Black Setting 0 * Use it for fine adjustment of the significant dust ET
+1 attachment on the surface and when thin spot has the
+2 sighificant impact on the standard/BLACK printing or
+3 other cases occur. The decrement is necessary if the
-3 scattered or snow-white like printing is the result in the
-2 high density-printing area. The increment is necessary
-1 if the thin printing is found.
Paper Color Setting 0 * Use it for fine adjustment of the significant dust ET
+2 significant impact on standard paper /COLOR printing.
+3 The decrement is necessary if the scattered or
-3 snow-white like printing is the result in the high
-2 density-printing area. The increment is necessary if the
-1 thin printing is found.
Trans. Black Setting 0 * Use it for fine adjustment of the significant dust ET
+2 significant impact on OHP/BLACK printing. The
+3 decrement is necessary if the scattered or snow-white
-3 like printing is the result in the high density-printing
-2 area. The increment is necessary if the thin printing is
-1 found.
Trans. Color Setting 0 * Use it for fine adjustment of the significant dust ET
+2 significant impact on OHP/COLOR printing. The
+3 decrement is necessary if the scattered or snow-white
-3 like printing is the result in the high density-printing
-2 area. The increment is necessary if the thin printing is
-1 found.
SMR Setting 0 * To correct variations in print results caused by ET
+1 temperature/humility conditions and difference in print
+2 density/frequency. Change the setting when print
+3 quality is uneven.
-3
-2
-1
BG Setting 0 * To correct variations in print results caused by ET
+1 temperature/humility conditions and difference in print
+2 density/frequency. Change the setting when
+3 background is dark.
-3
-2
-1
Drum Cleaning On Sets whether to rotate the drum in idle prior to printing ET
Off * in order to reduce horizontal white lines. Be warned
that this will shorten the ID life as much as this rotation.
Transfer Roller Execute － Cleans the secondary transfer roller to prevent it from JE
Cleaning causing dirty backside.
Transfer Roller Cleaning is started by the execution of

this menu, and then this menu is exited.
High Humid Mode Mode1 Sets if the paper curl after printing is conspicuous. RB
Mode2 Try Mode2 if reduced paper curl effects are not
Off * obtained after settings Mode1.
Setting Mode1 or Mode2 will increase the warm-up
time and reduce the print speed.
Moisture Control On Sets Off/On of Moisture Control Mode. ET
Off * When set to On, engine performs extra rotation of
drums and fuser on the first print after a certain period
of time.
Narrow Paper Normal Sets printing speed to narrow paper. ET
Speed Slow * Normal: Do not change printing speed when printing
narrow paper.
Slow: Change printing speed to slow when printing
narrow paper.
Print Mode Normal For continuous printing, sets whether to enable or ET
Slow * disable the throughput control by space (paper feed
interval) adjustment.
Normal: Performs continuous printing at the configured
image spacing (paper feed interval).
Slow: Enables the throughput control of increasing the
space between images (paper feed interval) for
continuous printing.
Transfer Cyan Transfer 0 * Sets the primary transfer voltage of cyan. ET
Setting Setting +1
+2
+3
-3
-2
-1
Magenta Transfer 0 * Sets the primary transfer voltage of magenta. ET
Setting +1
+2
+3
-3
-2
-1
Yellow Transfer 0 * Sets the primary transfer voltage of yellow. ET
Setting +1
+2
+3
-3
-2
-1
Black Transfer 0 * Sets the primary transfer voltage of black. ET
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Setting +1
+2
+3
-3
-2
-1
White Transfer 0 * Sets the primary transfer voltage of white. ET
Setting +1 [Conditions for display]
+2 .Five color printer and White is selected in [Admin
+3 Setup]-[Color Setup]-[Spot Color].
-3
-2
-1
Clear Transfer 0 * Sets the primary transfer voltage of clear. ET
Setting +1 [Conditions for display]
+2 .Five color printer and Clear is selected in [Admin
+3 Setup]-[Color Setup]-[Spot Color].
-3
-2
-1
Admin Setup Network Setup TCP/IP Enable * Sets Enable/Disable of TCP/IP Protocol. JE
Disable Enable: TCP/IP Protocol is available.
Disable: TCP/IP Protocol is not available.
NetBIOS over TCP Enable * Sets Enable/Disable of NetBIOS over TCP Protocol. JE
Disable [Condition for display]
・ "Enable" is selected for "TCP/IP".
EtherTalk Enable Sets Enable/Disable of EtherTalk Protocol. JE
Disable * Enable: EtherTalk Protocol is available.
Disable: EtherTalk Protocol is not available.
IP Address Set Auto * Sets the IP address setting method. JE
Manual 【Conditions for display】
"Enable" is selected in "TCP/IP."
IPv4 Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Sets the IP address. JE
・ "Enable" is selected for "TCP/IP".
Subnet Mask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Sets the subnet mask. JE
Gateway Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Sets the Gateway (default router) address. JE
0.0.0.0 means that there is no router.
Web Enable * Sets Enable/Disable of Web. JE
Disable Enable: Web/IPP is available.
Disable: Web/IPP is not available.
Telnet Enable Sets Enable/Disable of Telnet. JE
Disable * Enable: Telnet is available.
Disable: Telnet is not available.
FTP Enable Sets Enable/Disable of FTP. JE
Disable * Enable: FTP is available.
Disable: FTP is not available.
IPSec Enable Displayed only when Enable is selected for TCP/IP and JE
Disable * allows a change only to Disable.
(It is because many settings besides this setting are
required to enable IPSec. Therefore, it is allowed to be
cleared only for restoration.)
If Enable is selected in IPSec,Enable/Disable is shown

in the panel.
If Disable is selected in IPSec,only Disable is shown in
the panel.

SNMP Enable * Sets SNMP of FTP. JE
Disable Enable: SNMP is available.
Disable: SNMP is not available.
"Enable" is selected in "TCP/IP".
Network Scale Normal * When Normal is selected, it can work effectively even JE
Small when it is connected to HUB that has a spanning tree
feature. However, printer start up time gets longer
when computers are connected with two or three small
LANs.
When Small is selected, computers can cover from two
or three small LANs to a large LAN, but it may not work
effectively when it is connected to HUB with a
spanning tree feature.
Gigabit Network Enable Sets Enable/Disable of Gigabit network. JE
Disable * When this is Disabled, 1000Base-T Full/Half
connection is unavailable.
Hub Link Setting Auto Negotiate * Sets a method to link with HUB. JE
100Base-TX Full When Auto is set, a connection method to HUB is
100Base-TX Half selected automatically and attempts to connect.
10Base-T Full If another method is selected, attempts to connect to
10Base-T Half HUB only by the selected connection method.
Network Factory Execute - Specifies whether to initialize the network menu or not. JE
Defaults
USB Setup USB Enable * Sets able/disable of USB I/F. PW
Disable
Speed 480Mbps * Sets of the max. USB I/F transfer speed. PW
12Mbps
Soft Reset Enable Sets Enable/Disable of Soft Reset command. PW
Disable *
Serial Number Enable * Specifies Enable/Disable of a USB serial number. A PW
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Disable USB serial number is used to identify a USB device to
which a PC is connected.
Offline Receive Enable Sets Enable/Disable of a function that keeps PW
Disable * receive-possible state without changing I/F signal even
though an alarm occurs. When this is set to Enable, I/F
keeps receive-possible state even while the printer is
moving to Off-line because you press operating panel
switch. I/F sends the BUSY signal only when the
reception buffer is full or service call occurs.
Print Setup Personality Auto * Selects a printer language. JE
PCL Selectable printer language which is selected to be
XPS "Enable" in "Personality" of SystemMaintenance menu
IBM 5577 is displayed as options.
IBM PPR The contents of the display varies according to a
EPSON FX setting of SystemMaintenance menu.
HP-GL2
PostScript
Copies 1 * Sets the number of copies. This setting is disabled for ET
~ Local Print except for Demo Page
999
Duplex On Specifies Duplex Print. JE
Off * [Conditions for display]
A Duplex Unit is installed.
Binding Long Edge * Specifies Binding in Duplex Printing. JE
Short Edge 【Conditions for display】
・A Duplex Unit is installed.
"On" is selected in "Functions"-"Admin Setup"-"Print
Setup"-"Duplex".
Job Offset On * Specifies Job Offset On/Off. JE
Off
Output Bin Face Down * Specifies an output tray. JE
Face Up
Media Check Enable * Sets whether the printer checks the matching of paper JE
Disable size of the print data and that of the tray. Only standard
sizes are subject to be checked.
A4/Letter Override No (1)When the paper size of a job has been set to A4 JE
Yes * and A4 has not been set in a printer, if there is Letter
paper in the printer, this job will be printed by Letter
paper without paper requesting.
(2)When the paper size of a job has been set to Letter
and Letter has not been set in a printer, if there is A4
paper in the printer, this job will be printed by A4 paper
without paper requesting.
※Printer driver does not set the paper size

transformation.
Resolution 600dpi * Sets the resolution. JE
1200dpi 600dpi:True 600x600dpi
1200x600dpi multi-levels 1200dpi:True 1200x1200dpi
1200x600dpi multi-levels:True 1200x600dpi 16gray
levels
Toner Save Toner Save Level Off * Set the toner save level. JE
Low OFF: Invalidate toner save.
Middle Low: Save toner by 15%.
High Middle: Save toner by 35%.
High: Save toner by 50%.
Color All * Specify toner save for 100% black color. JE
Except100%Black All: Validate toner save for 100% black color.
Except100%Black: Invalidate toner save for 100%
black color.
Mono-Print Mode Auto * Sets the monochrome page print mode. JE
Color Mode Auto:For color page,print in Color Mode.For mono
Normal Mode page,if the top of print job is non printing state in
Normal Mode,otherwise in Color Mode.
Color Mode:The CMYK image drum always prints
down,and the clear and white image drums print down
from where the page is including white or clear.
Normal Mode:K image drum is normally printed
down,and other color image drums are down when
printing pages including those colors,and up when
printing pages that do not include such
colors.However,CMY image drums are down/up using
three colors.
Default Orientation Portrait * Specifies print orientation. JE
Landscape It is invalid for PS (it is valid only for PCL/ IBMPPR/
EPSONFX/ HP-GL2)
Form Length 5lines Sets the number of lines that can be printed on a JE
~ page(Only for PCL/HP-GL2)Invalid in PS.
60lines *L Default values listed to the left are for Letter/A4.
~ In practice, however, they change according to the size
64lines *A of paper loaded in the tray.
~
128lines
Edit Size Cassette Size * Sets the size of an area to draw when the host PC JE
does not specify the size by the paper edit size
designating command.(Only for PCL)Invalid in PS

Feed'.
Feed'.
A3Nobi
A3Wide
A3
A4[SEF]
A4[LEF]
A5[SEF]
A5[LEF]
A6
B4
B5[SEF]
B5[LEF]
B6
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Tabloid Extra
Tabloid
Letter[SEF]
Letter[LEF]
Executive
16K(184x260mm)[SEF]
16K(195x270mm)[SEF]
16K(197x273mm)[SEF]
16K(184x260mm)[LEF]
16K(195x270mm)[LEF]
Com-9 Envelope
Com-10 Envelope
Monarch Envelope
DL Envelope
C4 Envelope
C5 Envelope
Hagaki
Oufuku Hagaki
Nagagata#3
Nagagata#4
Nagagata#40
Yougata#0
C6 Envelope
Yougata#4
Kakugata#2
Kakugata#3
Kakugata#8
Index Card
A4Wide[SEF]
A4Wide[LEF]
B6Half
Custom
Trapping Off * Sets trapping. JE
Narrow
Wide
X Dimension 2.5inch Specifies paper width of Custom paper as a default JE
~ value. Sets a paper in a direction perpendicular to
8.3inch *A paper run direction
~
8.5inch *L
~
13inch
64millimeter
~
210millimeter *A
~
216millimeter *L
~
330millimeter
Y Dimension 3.5inch Specifies paper length of Custom paper as a default JE
~ value. Sets a paper in the same direction to paper run
11.0inch *L direction.
~
11.7inch *A
~
52.0inch
89millimeter
~
279millimeter *L
~
297millimeter *A
~
1321millimeter
PS Setup Network Protocol ASCII Specifies PS communication protocol mode of data PW
RAW * from NIC.
(In RAW mode, Ctrl-T is invalid.)

A Network FW is installed.
USB Protocol ASCII Specifies PS communication protocol mode of data PW
RAW * from USB.
(In RAW mode, Ctrl-T is invalid.)
PCL Setup Font Source Resident * Specifies the location of PCL default font. JE
Resident2 Resident2:It is displayed when the Japanese Heisei
Downloaded font has been downloaded onto the flash memory.
Downloaded: Displayed when soft font is downloaded
to RAM as permanent designation. Fonts that have
been downloaded to Flash/HDD by the PJL command
will not be displayed on this Menu.
With the HEISEI font model for Japanese market,
Heisei Font is installed; hence, default is Resident2.
Font Number I0 * Sets the PCL font number. JE
C1 The valid range of this variable changes depending on
S1 the FONT SOURCE setting at the time. If the default
font is set for FONT SOURCE, the number starts at 0.
If it is not, the number starts at 1. The maximum value
is equal to the number of fonts installed in FONT
SOURCE. For example, FONT SOURCE has 50 fonts
and a default font, Font No. is a value ranged from 0 to
49. When there is no default font, it ranges from 1 to
50. FONT No. is related to FONT SOURCE, and when
FONT source changes, FONT NO. is automatically
changed to the lowest FONT No. of the new FONT
SOURCE. (If the new FONT SOURCE sets default
font, it is 0, and if not, it is 1.) S1 is displayed only
when soft font is downloaded with permanent
designation. Furthermore, if FONT SOURCE is S and
a certain soft font is deleted despite that FONT No. is
set to the highest number, the value of FONT
SOURCE is automatically changed to the factory
default, and the value of FONT No. is changed to
FONT No. “0” of the new FONT SOURCE.
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C1 is displayed if PCL Kanji Font is in Flash memory.
With Heisei Font Model for Japanese market,
PCL Font is installed; hence, default is C1.
Font Pitch 0.44CPI Width of the PCL default font. The unit is JE
~ character/inch (Default font is fixed-pitch, scalable
10.00CPI * font.) The value of pitch is displayed down to the
~ second decimal place (in the unit of 0.01 CPI).
99.99CPI Displayed only when the font selected in Font No. is
fixed-spacing, scalable font.
Font Height 4.00 point Height of the PCL default font. The value is displayed JE
~ down to the second decimal place (in the unit of 0.25
12.00 point * POINT.)
~ Displayed only when the font selected in Font No. is
999.75 point proportional-spacing, scalable font.
Symbol Set PC-8 *E Sets a symbol set of PCL. JE
PC-8 Dan/Nor Modifies a symbol set to the default symbol set of the
PC-8 Grk font when the selected font of FONT No. can not use
PC-8 TK the selected symbol set.
PC-775 Win3.1J is displayed only when Japanese font for PCL
PC-850 is installed.
PC-851 Grk Even it is for Japanese style, when it is uninstalled,
PC-852 PC-8 is default.
PC-855
PC-857 TK
PC-858
PC-862 Heb
PC-864 L/A
PC-866
PC-866 Ukr
PC-869
PC-1004
Pi Font
Plska Mazvia
PS Math
PS Text
Roman-8
Roman-9
Roman Ext
Serbo Croat1
Serbo Croat2
Spanish
UCS-2
Ukrainian
VN Int'l
VN Math
VN US
Win 3.0
Win 3.1 Arb
Win 3.1 L/G
Win 3.1 Blt
Win 3.1 Cyr
Win 3.1 Grk
Win 3.1 Heb
Win 3.1 L1
Win 3.1 L2
Win 3.1 L5
Wingdings
Dingbats MS
Symbol
OCR-A
OCR-B
OCRB Subset2
HP ZIP
USPSFIM
USPSSTP
USPSZIP
Arabic-8
Bulgarian
CWI Hung
DeskTop
German
Greek-437
Greek-437 Cy
Greek-737
Greek-8
Greek-928
Hebrew NC
Hebrew OC
Hebrew-7
Hebrew-8
IBM-437
IBM-850
IBM-860
IBM-863
IBM-865
ISO Dutch
ISO L1
ISO L2
ISO L4
ISO L5
ISO L6
ISO L9
ISO Swedish1
ISO Swedish2
ISO Swedish3
ISO-2 IRV
ISO-4 UK
ISO-6 ASC
ISO-10 S/F
ISO-11 Swe
ISO-14 JASC
ISO-15 Ita
ISO-16 Por
ISO-17 Spa
ISO-21 Ger
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ISO-25 Fre
ISO-57 Chi
ISO-60 Nor
ISO-61 Nor
ISO-69 Fre
ISO-84 Por
ISO-85 Spa
ISO-Cyr
ISO-Grk
ISO-Hebrew
Kamenicky
Legal
Math-8
MC Text
MS Publish
PC Ext D/N
PC Ext US
PC Set1
PC Set2 D/N
PC Set2 US
WIN3.1J *J
A4 Print Width 78 column * Sets in PCL the number of characters for A4 paper JE
80 column Auto LF.
This is for 10-CPI characters when Auto CR/LF Mode
is set to OFF.
This menu is enabled only when A4 paper is selected

in the menu that sets the print width of A4 paper in
portrait orientation. Usually, such A4 paper print width
is set to a setting slightly narrower than 8 inches (is
about 7.93 inches). This setting cannot print 80
10-cpi characters (can print up to 78 10-cpi
characters). 80 characters set at A4 Print Width
widens the right and left margins of paper to enable
printing 80 10-cpi characters on A4 paper. A PCL
command selects or deselects Auto CR/LF mode, or
equivalently, selects whether to perform auto CR and
LF when the cursor for text exceeds the right margin of
paper while the text is continuously input.
White Page Skip On Sets whether to eject or not a page without any data to JE
Off * print (blank page) upon reception of FF command
(OCH) in PCL Mode. OFF: Ejecting.
CR Function CR * Sets performance when CR code is received in PCL. JE
CR+LF CR: Carriage Return
CR+LF: Carriage Return and Line Feed
LF Function LF * Sets performance when LF code is received in PCL. JE
LF+CR LF: Line Feed
LF+CR: Line Feed and Carriage Return
Print Margin Normal * Sets a non-printable area of paper. JE
1/5 inch The width of the area along the right and left sides of
1/6 inch paper (left and right of paper laid out according to
paper orientation) paper outside the printable area
NORMAL: PCL emulation compatible, approximately
1/4~1/4.3INCH (depending on paper) is outside the
printable area.
Fixed at 1/6INCH for HP-GL2.
True Black On PCL: Sets if to use Composite Black (cmyk mixed) or JE
Off * Pure Black (K only) for the black (100%) in image data.
OFF: Mode using Composite Black
ON: Mode using Pure Black
This is not available for PS.
Pen Width Adjust On * When the minimum width is specified in PCL, if you JE
Off draw a 1-dot line, it sometimes looks broken.
With PEN WIDTH Adjust set to ON, when the minimum
width is specified, the line width will be emphasized so
as to look wider than a 1-dot line.
With PEN WIDTH Adjust set to OFF, the line will
appear as specified.
Tray ID# MPTray 1 Sets the # to specify the MPTray for the paper feed JE
~ destination command (ESC&l#H) in PCL5e emulation
4 *
~
59
Tray1 1 * Sets the # to specify Tray 1 for the paper feed JE
~ destination command (ESC&l#H) in PCL5e emulation.
5
~
59
Tray2 1 Sets the # to specify Tray 2 for the paper feed JE
5 * Displayed only if the Tray 2 is installed.
~
59
~
59
~
59
~
59
XPS Setup DigitalSignature Print Invalid Sign Sets up the DigitalSignature function. (The default is JE
Print Only Valid Sign Off.)
Off * Print Invalid Sign: If a document has been tampered,
the printer prints a normal print report and a temper
error report.
Print Only Valid Sign: If a document has been
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tampered, the printer prints only a tamper error report.
Off: No signatures are verified.
DiscardControl Auto * Sets up the DiscardControl function. (The default is JE
Each Page Auto.)
Off Auto: Frees resources as necessary.
EachPage: Frees resources page by page according to
markups.
Off: Disables the DiscardControl function.
MC Mode On * Sets up the MarkupComaptibility function. (The default JE
Off is On.)
On: Uses the MarkupComaptibility function.
Off: Not use the MarkupComaptibility function.
Unzip Mode Auto Specifies the unzip method for XPS flies. (The default JE
Speed * is Speed.)
Print Auto: Automatically switches modes depending on
files.
Speed: Prioritizes print speed and doesn't use the
partial Unzip function.
Print: Prioritizes print processing and uses the partial
Unzip function.
White Page Skip On Sets whether or not to eject pages that contain no JE
Off * print data (blank pages) using XPS.
When Off is selected, blank pages are ejected, if any.
(The default is Off.)
IBM PPR Setup Character Pitch 10 CPI * Specifies character pitch in IBM PPR emulation. JE
12 CPI (Not available with products for Japan.)
17 CPI
20 CPI
Proportional
Font Condense 12CPI to 20CPI * Specifies 12CPI pitch for Condense Mode. JE
12CPI to 12CPI (Not available with products for Japan.)
Character Set SET-2 * Sets a character set. JE
SET-1 (Not available with products for Japan.)
Symbol Set IBM-437 * Sets a symbol set. JE
IBM-850 (Not available with products for Japan.)
IBM-860
IBM-863
IBM-865
PCSet1
PCExtUS
PCExtD/N
PCSet2US
PCSet2D/N
Roman-8
ISO L1
PC-8
PC-8Dan/Nor
PC-850
Legal
ISO-2IRV
ISO-4UK
ISO-6ASC
ISO-10S/F
ISO-11Swe
ISO-14JASC
ISO-15Ita
ISO-16Por
ISO-17Spa
ISO-21Ger
ISO-25Fre
ISO-57Chi
ISO-60Nor
ISO-61Nor
ISO-69Fre
ISO-84Por
ISO-85Spa
German
Spanish
ISODutch
RomanExt
ISOSwedish1
ISOSwedish2
ISOSwedish3
VNMath
VNInt'l
VNUS
PSMath
PSText
Math-8
PiFont
MSPublish
Win3.0
DeskTop
Win3.1L1
MCText
PC-852
Win3.1L5
Win3.1L2
CWIHung
PC-857TK
ISOL2
ISOL5
PC-8TK
Kamenicky
HebrewNC
HebrewOC
PlskaMazvia
ISOL6
Win3.1Heb
Win3.1Cyr
PC-866
Win3.1Grk
PC-869
PC-855
Greek-437
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Greek-437Cy
Greek-737
Greek-928
SerboCroat2
Ukrainian
Bulgarian
PC-1004
Win3.1Blt
PC-775
SerboCroat1
PC-858
Roman-9
ISOL9
Greek-8
Win3.1L/G
PC-851Grk
PC-8Grk
Hebrew-7
ISO-Hebrew
Hebrew-8
PC-862Heb
ISO-Cyr
ISO-Grk
PC-866Ukr
ISOL4
Letter O Style Enable Specifies the style that replaces φ(9B)and ¥ (9D) with JE
Disable * φ(ou) and Φ(zero)
(Not available with products for Japan.)
Zero Character Normal * Specifies the style of 0(zero). JE
Slashed SLASHED: SLASH ZERO
Line Pitch 6 LPI * Sets line space. JE
8 LPI (Not available with products for Japan.)
White Page Skip On Sets ejecting or not ejecting a blank sheet. Available JE
Off * only when simplex is set.
CR Function CR * Sets performance when CR code is received. JE
CR+LF (Not available with products for Japan.)
LF Function LF * Sets performance when LF code is received. JE
LF+CR (Not available with products for Japan.)
Line Length 80 桁 * Specifies the number of characters per line. JE
136 桁 (Not available with products for Japan.)
Form Length 11 inch *L Specifies the length of paper. JE
11.7 inch *A (Not available with products for Japan.)
12 inch
TOF Position 0.0inch * Sets the position from the top edge of paper. JE
0.1inch (Not available with products for Japan.)
~
1.0inch
Left Margin 0.0inch * Sets the amount to shift the horizontal print start JE
0.1inch position to the right.
~ (Not available with products for Japan.)
1.0inch
Fit to Letter Enable *L Sets the printing mode that can fit print data, equivalent JE
Disable *A to 11 inches (66 lines), in the LETTER-size printable
area.
(ODA: "Enable" = default
Text Height Same * Sets height of a character. JE
Diff SAME: Regardless of CPI, same height
DIFF: According to CPI, character heights
vary.[Existing model compatible]
(Not available with models for Japan)
Continuous Paper On Sets to Landscape the edit direction of paper JE
Mode Off * supported by A3 printer.
(Not available with PX711 and models for Japan.)
This menu is designed in consideration of SIDM

continuous-sheet paper (pin-feed, fanfold paper).
Irrespective of an setting specified in the menu for
setting paper orientation, the setting On set in the
menu prints media that can be used on A4 printers,
such as A4 or letter size paper, in portrait orientation,
and media that can be used only on A3 printers, such
as A3 size paper, in landscape orientation.
EPSON FX Character Pitch 10 CPI * Specifies character pitch. JE
Setup 12 CPI (Not available with products for Japan.)
17 CPI
20 CPI
Proportional
Character Set SET-2 * Specifies a character set. JE
SET-1 (Not available with products for Japan.)
Symbol Set IBM-437 * Specifies a symbol set. JE
IBM-850 (Not available with products for Japan.)
IBM-860
IBM-863
IBM-865
PCSet1
PCExtUS
PCExtD/N
PCSet2US
PCSet2D/N
Roman-8
ISO L1
PC-8
PC-8Dan/Nor
PC-850
Legal
ISO-2IRV
ISO-4UK
ISO-6ASC
ISO-10S/F
ISO-11Swe
ISO-14JASC
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ISO-15Ita
ISO-16Por
ISO-17Spa
ISO-21Ger
ISO-25Fre
ISO-57Chi
ISO-60Nor
ISO-61Nor
ISO-69Fre
ISO-84Por
ISO-85Spa
German
Spanish
ISODutch
RomanExt
ISOSwedish1
ISOSwedish2
ISOSwedish3
VNMath
VNInt'l
VNUS
PSMath
PSText
Math-8
PiFont
MSPublish
Win3.0
DeskTop
Win3.1L1
MCText
PC-852
Win3.1L5
Win3.1L2
CWIHung
PC-857TK
ISOL2
ISOL5
PC-8TK
Kamenicky
HebrewNC
HebrewOC
PlskaMazvia
ISOL6
Win3.1Heb
Win3.1Cyr
PC-866
Win3.1Grk
PC-869
PC-855
Greek-437
Greek-437Cy
Greek-737
Greek-928
SerboCroat2
Ukrainian
Bulgarian
PC-1004
Win3.1Blt
PC-775
SerboCroat1
PC-858
Roman-9
ISOL9
Greek-8
Win3.1L/G
PC-851Grk
PC-8Grk
Hebrew-7
ISO-Hebrew
Hebrew-8
PC-862Heb
ISO-Cyr
ISO-Grk
PC-866Ukr
ISOL4
Letter O Style Enable Specifies the style that replacesφ(9B) and ¥ (9D) JE
Disable * withφ(ou) and Φ(zero).
Zero Character Normal * Specifies the style of O (zero). JE
Slashed SLASHED: SLASH ZERO
Line Pitch 6 LPI * Sets line spacing JE
8 LPI (Not available with products for Japan.)
White Page Skip On Sets whether ejecting a blank sheet or not. JE
Off * Available only when simplex is set.
CR Function CR * Sets performance when CR code is received. JE
CR+LF (Not available with products for Japan.)
Line Length 80 桁 * Specifies the number of characters per line. JE
136 桁 (Not available with products for Japan.)
Form Length 11 inch *L Specifies the length of paper. JE
11.7 inch *A (Not available with products for Japan.)
12 inch
TOF Position 0.0inch * Sets the position from the top edge of paper. JE
0.1inch (Not available with products for Japan.)
~
1.0inch
Left Margin 0.0inch * Sets the amount of shifting the horizontal print start JE
0.1inch position to the right.
~ (Not available with products for Japan.)
1.0inch
Fit to Letter Enable *L Sets the printing mode that can fit print data, equivalent JE
Disable *A to 11 inches (66 lines), in the Letter-size printable area.
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(ODA: "Enable"= default)
Text Height Same * Sets height of a character. JE
Diff SAME: Regardless of CPI, same height
DIFF: According to CPI, character heights
vary.[Existing model compatible]
(Not available with models for Japan)
Continuous Paper On Sets to Landscape the edit direction of paper JE
Mode Off * supported by A3 printer.
(Not available with PX711 and models for Japan.)
This menu is designed in consideration of SIDM

continuous-sheet paper (pin-feed, fanfold paper).
Irrespective of an setting specified in the menu for
setting paper orientation, the setting On set in the
menu prints media that can be used on A4 printers,
such as A4 or letter size paper, in portrait orientation,
and media that can be used only on A3 printers, such
as A3 size paper, in landscape orientation.
Color Setup Ink Simulation Off * The printer holds its own process simulation engine JE
SWOP within and this engine simulates standard colors in the
ISO Coated printer.This function is enabled only with PS language
Japan jobs.
SWOP: ODA/INTER
ISO Coated: OEL
Japan: JP (ODC)
(This setting assumes the above mode selection.)
UCR Low * Selects limitation to the toner layer thickness. JE
Medium If paper curl occurs in dark printing, selecting MEDIUM
High or LIGHT sometimes helps reduce curl.
UCR: Under Color Removal.
CMY 100% Density Enable Selects enable/disable 100% output against the JE
Disable * CMY100% TRC compensation. Ordinarily, the TRC
compensation function holds control for appropriate
print density; thus, 100% output is not always enabled.
Selecting ENABLE will enable 100% output in
individual color. The actual print, including the TRC
compensation function is limited to an appropriate
area. This function is for a special purpose such as
specification in CMYK color diminution of PS.
CMYK Conversion On * Setting to “OFF” will simplify the conversion process of JE
Off CMYK data, which will reduce the processing time.
This setting is ignored when Ink Simulation function is
used.
Spot Color White * Showing the Spot Color information. PW
Clear The settings will be working after you restart the
printer.
If you change the settings by menu operation,the
message prompting you to restart the printer will be
displayed.
．The printer has spot color
Panel Setup Near Life LED Enable * Sets up LED display control for the occurrence of a ET
Disable near life warning of a drum, fuser, or belt.
A near life warning is displayed when Enable is set.
A near life warning is not displayed when Disable is
set. (It is also not output to any of Attention
LED/PJL/MIB/Web.)
A status (life warning) of temporal recovery by opening
and closing the cover in a life error state is not
included.
Idle Display Toner Gauge * Sets up LED lighting control for the occurrence of a ET
Paper Size near life warning of a toner, drum, fuser, belt or waste
toner box.
Attention LED is lighted when Enable is set.*
Attention LED is not lighted when Disable is set.
The status (life warning) of temporal recovery by
opening and closing the cover in a life error state is not
included.
* It applies to drums, fusers , belts and waste toner box

only when "Panel Setup" - "Near Life Status" is set to
"Enable." It always applies to toner regardless of the
setting of "Panel Setup" - "Near Life Status."
Idle Display Toner Gauge * Specify display information in idle Display. ET
Paper Size Paper Size: Display paper size of each tray.
Toner Gauge: Display toner gauge.
"Toner Gauge" is default.
Panel Brightness 5 Tuning the LCD brightness level of the operator panel. ET
During Operating ~ This brightness level is applied during user operation.
31 *
Panel Brightness 0 Tuning the LCD brightness level of the operator panel. ET
While Power Save 1 * This brightness level is applied, after Panel Backlight
~ Timer has been expired.
5
~
31
Panel Backlight 10 Adjusting time that Panel Brightness While Power ET
Timer ~ Save applies from last operation.
30 *
~
300
Front Lamp Mode1 * Sets up which front lamp works or not. ET
Mode2
Off
Time Setup Date Format yyyy/mm/dd *(JP1) Sets the date display format. ET
mm/dd/yyyy *(ODA) * The default value varies depending on the
dd/mm/yyyy *(OEL) destination.
Time Zone -12:00 Sets the time zone (difference from GMT). ET
-11:45 (From -12:00 to +13:00 in units of 15 minutes)
-11:30
-11:15
-11:00
~
-1:00
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-0:45
-0:30
-0:15
+0:00 *
+0:15
+0:30
+0:45
+1:00
~
+12:15
+12:30
+12:45
+13:00
Dayｌight Saving On Sets whether to apply the daylight saving time or not. ET
Off * On: Sets the clock forward one hour at the moment.
Off: Sets the clock back one hour at the moment.
Time Setting 2000/01/01 00 :00 *(JP1) Sets the time. ET
~ The date is displayed in the format according to the
2009/01/01 00 :00 setting of “Date Format.”
~
2091/12/31 23 :59
01/01/2000 00 :00 *(ODA)
~
01/01/2009 00 :00
~
12/31/2091 23 :59
01/01/2000 00 :00 *(OEL)
~
01/01/2009 00 :00
~
31/12/2091 23 :59
Power Setup Power Save Enable * Sets Enable/Disable of Power Save Mode. ET
Disable
Sleep Enable * Sets Enable/Disable of Sleep Mode. ET
Disable
Auto Power Off Enable Set the behavior of Auto Power Off. ET
Auto Config * Disable: Invalidate to go Off mode by time.
Disable *(ODA) Auto Config: The printer does not go to Off mode when
LAN cable is connected, goes to Off mode when USB
or Centro cable is connected.
Enable: The printer goes to Off mode even if LAN
cable is connected.
※The default value is Disable for ODA.
Others Setup RAM Setup Receive Buffer Size Auto * Sets the size of receive buffer PW
0.5 megabyte AUTO: Calculated by the following formula. The size
1 megabyte should be designated by the value smaller than the
2 megabyte calculation result. The minimum: 0.5MB
4 megabyte Formula = ((TM-BM)*0.03+0.5)*const
8 megabyte BM: Base memory size, Min. component resident
16 megabyte memory size of the series
32 megabyte model.(PX741/746PDL/PX756=256MB)
TM: Total memory size, Total RAM memory.Const=1
The maximum selection that Menu displays is equal to
the following formula or smaller
.Formula=TM*0.08*const
Resource Save Auto Sets the size of resource saving area. PW
Off * AUTO: Calculated by the following formula.
0.5 megabyte This size should be designated by the value smaller
1 megabyte than the calculation result.
2 megabyte The minimum: 0.5MB
4 megabyte Formula = ((TM-BM)*0.03+0.5)*const
8 megabyte BM: Base memory size, Min. component resident
16 megabyte memory size of the series
32 megabyte model.(PX741/746PDL/PX756=256MB)
TM: Total memory size, Total RAM memory.Const=1
The maximum selection that Menu displays is equal to
the following formula or smaller.
Formula=TM*0.08*const
This Menu is valid when PCL and other PDL
emulations except PCL are enabled.
Flash Memory Initialize Execute - Initializes Flash Memory. RB
Setup When the OK switch is pressed, the following
confirmation message appears.
Are You Sure? Yes/No
If No is selected, the previous menu display resumes.
If Yes is selected, the following confirmation message
appears.
Execute Now? Yes/No
At this time, the request to execute Flash Memory
initialization is put into the memory and initialization will
be executed at power cycle. If Yes is selected, reboot
takes place, and Flash Memory is initialized at
rebooting cycle.
・ "Yes" is selected in "Admin Setup"-"Others
Setup"-"Storage Common Setup"-"Enable Initialization"
Resize PS Area nn% [n.n megabyte] - Modifies the area size for PS of Flash Memory. RB
The actual size indication in MB unit (by 0.1 MB)
follows %.
The data stored in FLASH will be lost. When the OK
switch is pressed, the following confirmation message
appears.
appears.
Execute Now? Yes/No
At this time, the request to execute FLASH resize is
put into the memory and resize will be executed at
power cycle. If Yes is selected, shutdown takes place,
and FLASH is resized at power Off/On cycle. Menu
displays only items that can be selected.
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The value of this menu is not restored to the factory

default value by executing Reset Setting of Admin
Setup - Settings.
・ "Yes" is selected in "Admin Setup"-"Others
HDD Setup Initialize Execute - This category is displayed only if a an HDD is installed. RB
The data stored in the HDD needs to be deleted.The
re-initialization of the partition is not to be executed.
Initializes the HDD to the factory default setting. Printer
performs partition-division, and initializes each
partition. When execute this menu, the following
appears.
Execute Now? Yes/No
At this time, the request to execute HDD initialization is
put into the memory and initialization will be executed
at power cycle.
If Yes is selected, shutdown reboot takes place, and an
HDD is initialized at power Off/On rebooting cycle.
・HDD insertion
・"Yes" is selected in "Boot Menu"-"HDD
Setup"-"Enable HDD"
・"Yes" is selected in "Admin Setup"-"Others
Resize PCL nn% nn% 20 Specifies the size of partition. RB
Partition Specifies a size by ratio to the whole HDD in % (1%
unit) .
nn,mm,ll: 1 - 98 and nn+mm+ll=100
The sizes are displayed in the list of the partition and
can be changed by selecting the partition of which size
is to be changed. If Apply is selected, the following
appears.
Execute Now? Yes/No
At this time, the request to execute partition size
change request is put into the memory and HDD
initialization and partition size change will be executed
at power cycle. If Yes is selected, reboot takes place.
HDD initialization and partition size change will be
executed at rebooting cycle. (When one partition size
is modified, the others are also modified.) If any of
partition size is modified, Initialization of HDD is
needed to be executed too.
Common mm% mm% 50 RB
PS ll% ll% 30 RB
＜Apply＞ - RB
Format Partition PCL * Formats a specified partition. RB
Common When the OK switch is pressed, the following
PS confirmation message appears.
appears.
Execute Now? Yes/No
At this time, the request to execute partition formatting
is put into the memory and formatting will be executed
at power cycle. If Yes is selected, shutdown reboot
takes place and the partition is formatted at power
Off/On rebooting cycle.
In Non-PS machines, PS is replaced by Common, so
the message is displayed as “PCL/Common/Common.”
・HDD insertion
Setup"-"Enable HDD"
Erase HDD Execute * This item appears only when HDD is installed. RB
It features of the deletion of all the data stored in the
HDD not to be recovered them. It aimes at the
complete deletion of printing and individual data left in
the HDD by disposal of the printer and clear data at
return. The printer restart after changing set-up after
menu..
The following message appears after pressing the OK
switch.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
If NO is selected, it will go back to the source menu
and the procedure for clearing will start immediately
after the menu and rebooting. if YES is selected.
When the Cancel switch is pressed during erasing, the

following confirmation messages will appear to
discontinue processing.
Do You Cancel?
Yes
No
If NO is selected, the procedure will continue.
If YES is selected, the procedure will discontinue and
the printer start after formatting the hard disk.
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・HDD insertion
Setup"-"Enable HDD"
Storage Check File System Execute - Resolves mismatch between actual memory and RB
Common displayed memory available in a file system and
Setup performs administration data (FAT information)
recovery. Performs these by file system. Its takes
several tens of seconds to complete the job of this
function. HDD: Performs recovery only for an HDD.
switch.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
If No is selected, the display will be back to the former
menu. If Yes is selected, this function initiates.
・HDD insertion
Setup"-"Enable HDD" is Yes
Check All Sectors Execute - Performs recovery of a defective HDD sector RB
information and a file system mismatch mentioned
above. The objective device is only an HDD and it
takes 30 to 40 minutes to completed this function for
an HDD of 10GB.
switch.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
menu. If Yes is selected, this function initiates.
・HDD insertion
Setup"-"Enable HDD" is Yes
Enable Initialization No * Prevents a setting change accompanying initialization ET
Yes of BlockDeveice(HDD,FLASH).
Security Setup Job Limitation Off * Job limitation mode control. ET
Encrypted Job Jobs other than specified ones (Currently, only
encrypted authentication print can be specified.) are
rejected.
【Display Condition】
・HDD implementation
・Yes is selected for [Boot Menu]-[HDD Setup]-[Enable
HDD].
Make Secure HDD Execute - Enables the encryption function for data stored in HDD. RB
Generates a cipher key and makes the encryption
function (security mode) information available. In
addition, formats HDD.
After execution, the following confirmation message
appears.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
menu. If Yes is selected, the printer will be
automatically rebooted, and the encryption function is
enabled.
・ An HDD is inserted, the HDD encryption function is
disabled, and also Yes is selected for [Storage Setup] -
[Enable Initialization] and Yes is selected for [Boot
Menu]-[HDD Setup]-[Enable HDD].
Make Normal HDD Execute - Disables the encryption function for data stored in RB
HDD.
Deletes the cipher key and makes the encryption
function (security mode) information not available. In
addition, formats HDD.
After execution, the following confirmation message
appears.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
menu. If Yes is selected, the printer will be
automatically rebooted, and the encryption function is
disabled.
enabled, and also Yes is selected for [Storage Setup] -
Reset Cipher Key Execute - Resets a cipher key to be used in an encrypted hard RB
disk.
When this processing is done, all of data stored in the
HDD cannot be restored.
After execution, the following confirmation messages
will appear.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
menu.
If Yes is selected, the printer will be automatically
rebooted and reset of the cipher key will be executed.
enabled, and also Yes is selected for [Storage Setup] -
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Language Language Initialize Execute - Initialize the message file loaded in FLASH. RB
Setup The following message for confirmation will appear by
pressing OK switch.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
If NO is selected, it will go back to the source menu.
The procedure for clearing disk will start immediately
after the menu and rebooting.
Job Cancel Cancel Key Short * Sets the behavior responding to the job cancel button. ET
Setup Behavior Long Short: Pressing the button (for two seconds or less)
Off cancels the job.
Long: Holding down the button (for two to five seconds)
cancels the job.
Off: Ignores pressing or holding down of the cancel
button. In other words, this option disables job
cancellation with the job cancel button.
Inquiry Display On * Sets whether to display the job cancellation ET
Off confirmation window or not.
On: Displays the confirmation window.
Off: Cancels the job without displaying the confirmation
window.
Focus Position Yes * Sets which option should be focused on in the job ET
No cancellation confirmation window, Yes or No.
Yes: Focuses on Yes.
No: Focuses on No.
Display Timeout 60 Sets the display timeout value for the job cancellation ET
～ confirmation window. When a timeout occurs, the
180 * cancellation operation is deemed as invalid, and
～ printing is executed.
300
Settings Reset Settings Execute - Resets EEPROM of CU. Resets User menu to the ET
factory default.
Save Settings Execute - Saves menus currently set. ET
With this function, the menus with which operation was
last performed are saved, and overwrites with them
menus that were previously saved.
When the OK switch is pressed, the following
When No is selected, next preceding menus are
restored. When Yes is selected, the current menu
settings are saved and this menu is exited.
Restore Settings Execute - Changes to the menu setting saved. ET
When the OK switch is pressed, the following
If Yes is selected, changes to the menu setting saved
and exit from the menu.
The menu settings are saved.
Change New Password ************ - Sets a new password to enter "Admin Setup" menu ET
Password From 6 to 12 digits of number or Roman character can
be enter.
Verify Password ************ - Makes User input the new password to enter "Admin ET
Setup" menu which is set by "New Password" for
confirmation.
From 6 to 12 digits of number or Roman character can
be enter.
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Print Enter Password **** 0000 Enters a password to enter Print Statistics menu.
Statistics The default value is "0000."
The password for entry to Print Statistics is different from the
password for entry to Functions-Admin Setup.
※"Print Statistics" category is not shown when Print Statistics

function is not supported.
※"Print Statistics" category is not shown when the printer is in MPS
mode.
Usage Report Enable * Sets Enable or Disable for Usage Report. RB
Disable The menu screen closes whenever the setting is switched.
Supplies Report Enable Sets whether to view or hide the number of replacement of ET
Disable * consumables.
When Enable is specified, the maintenance counter is displayed as
well.
Reset Main Counter Execute - Resets the main counter. ET
After execution, the following confirmation message appears.
ARE YOU SURE?
YES
NO
Selecting No gets it back to the previous menu screen. Selecting
Yes resets the main counter to zero and closes the menu screen.
・"Enable" is selected for "Print Statistics"-"Usage Report."
Reset Supplies Counter Execute - Resets the number of replacement of consumables. ET
(The maintenance counter is not reset.)
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
Selecting No gets it back to the previous menu screen. Selecting
Yes resets the number of consumable replacement to zero and
closes the menu screen.
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・ "Enable" is selected for "Print Statistics"-"Supplies Report."
Change Password New Password **** - Sets a new password to enter "Print Statistics" menu. ET
4 digits of number can be enter.
Verify Password **** - Makes User input the new password to enter "Print Statistics" set in ET
"New Password" for confirmation.
4 digits of number can be enter.
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Calibration Auto Density Mode On * Selects whether density adjustment and TRC ET
Off compensation is automatically performed.
On: Density adjustment is automatically run under
the engine-specified conditions, and reflected in TRC
compensation.
Off: The printer does not voluntarily run density
adjustment.
Auto BG Adjust Mode Off This menu is to prevent smearing/dirty background JE
-1 caused by fluctuations of toner charge status due to
0 * environment where the printer is used. The printer
+1 detects toner electric potential by density sensor and
+2 automatically adjusts supply voltage [SB] and charge
voltage [CH]. This menu does not appear when
“Auto Density Mode” is set to “Off.”
Adjust Density Execute - If Execute is selected, the printer will immediately ET
adjust density and reflect it in TRC compensation.
Density adjustment must be executed when the
printer is idling. It sometimes becomes invalid if
executed in any other state than idling.
Adjust Registration Execute - When this menu is selected, the printer performs ET
Auto Adjust Registration.
To be executed in the idle state.
Heavy Media Adjust Off * Adjusts the fusing speed for printing on heavy ET
-5 media.• Off automatically adjusts the speed.• A
-4 value other than Off adjusts the speed based on the
-3 automatic-adjustment value that has been set.•
-2 The speed can be adjusted by between -0.5 to
-1 +0.5% in 0.1% increments.
0
+1
+2
+3
+4
+5
Heavy Media Mode Auto * Sets the Heavy Media Mode.Suppresses ET
On misalignment of the image training edge during
Off heavy media printing.
Enabled for the paper of Ultra Heavy4 and Ultra
Heavy5
Color Density Cyan Density 0 * Adjusts CYAN engine density. ET
+1 The following Density settings adjust the sensitivity
+2 of the Adjust Density/TRC Compensation function.
+3 Prints become darker as selecting a larger positive
-3 value toward the plus sign (+), and prints becomes
-2 lighter as selecting a larger negative value toward
-1 the minus sign (-).
A setting change here will be reflected to the
subsequent corrections.
Magenta Density 0 * Adjusts MAGENTA engine density . ET
+1
+2
+3
-3
-2
-1
Yellow Density 0 * Adjusts YELLOW engine density . ET
+1
+2
+3
-3
-2
-1
Black Density 0 * Adjusts BLACK engine density. ET
+1
+2
+3
-3
-2
-1
White Density 0 * Adjusts White engine density. ET
+1 The Darkness settings adjust the sensitivity of the
+2 Adjust Density/TRC Compensation function. Prints
+3 become darker as selecting a larger positive value
-3 toward the plus sign (+), and prints becomes lighter
-2 as selecting a larger negative value toward the
-1 minus sign (-).
．White toner is installed
Clear Density 0 * Adjusts Clear engine density. ET
+1 The Darkness settings adjust the sensitivity of the
+2 Adjust Density/TRC Compensation function. Prints
+3 become darker as selecting a larger positive value
-3 toward the plus sign (+), and prints becomes lighter
-2 as selecting a larger negative value toward the
-1 minus sign (-).
．Clear toner is installed
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Print Color Tuning Execute - Prints the pattern for the user to adjust TRC. ET
Pattern Ordinarily, this function is not needed because TRC
is automatically adjusted to the recommended levels
through density adjustment and TRC compensation.
This enables TRC adjustment to individual users'
liking utilizing the adjust menu of portions highlighted
in every CMYK, in the medium density, or in dark
afterward. Adjustment results will be reflected as
offset values (addition) to the corrections through the
Adjust Density/TRC Compensation function.
When this menu is selected, printing will be started
and it will exit from the menu. It moves to
"Functions"-"Calibration" after a printing end.
* Local print is not printed when a local print is
printing.
Base Color Tuning Highlight A-1 * Adjusts the color balance of the highlighted portion JE
A-2 according to the inputted ID of the patch of which
B-1 color looks closest to gray among those in the
B-2 highlighted area of the printed color tuning pattern.
~ The adjusted values will be applied to the Highlight
H-1 adjustment values for cyan, magenta and yellow.
H-2
~
N-1
N-2
O-1
O-2
Mid-Tone A-1 * Adjusts the color balance of the mid-tone portion JE
B-2 mid-tone area of the printed color tuning pattern. The
~ adjusted values will be applied to the Mid-tone
H-2
~
N-1
N-2
O-1
O-2
Dark A-1 * Adjusts the color balance of the dark portion JE
B-2 darkened area of the printed color tuning pattern.
~ The adjusted values will be applied to the Dark
H-2
~
N-1
N-2
O-1
O-2
Fine Color Tuning Cyan Tuning Highlight Adjusts HIGHLIGHT (light area) of Cyan TRC. JE
-4 Plus indicates adjustment toward darker and minus
~ toward lighter.
0 * In increments of 0.1, -4~+4 are settable. The default
~ value is 0.
+4
Mid-Tone Adjusts MID-TONE of Cyan TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+4
Dark Adjusts DARK (dark area) of Cyan TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+4
Magenta Tuning Highlight Adjusts HIGHLIGHT (light area) of Magenta TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+4
Mid-Tone Adjusts MID-TONE of Magenta TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+4
Dark Adjusts DARK (dark area) of Magenta TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+4
Yellow Tuning Highlight Adjusts HIGHLIGHT (light area) of Yellow TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+4
Mid-Tone Adjusts MID-TONE of Yellow TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+4
Dark Adjusts DARK (dark area) of Yellow TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
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Black Tuning Highlight Adjusts HIGHLIGHT (light area) of Yellow TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+3
Mid-Tone Adjusts MID-TONE of Black TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+3
Dark Adjusts DARK (dark area) of Black TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
~ value is 0.
+3
Reset Color Tuning Execute The targets of resetting are only CMYK but spot ET
colors.
White Tuning Highlight Adjusts HIGHLIGHT (light area) of White TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
0 *
~
+3 In increments of 0.1, -3~+3 are settable. The default
value is 0.
Mid-Tone Adjusts MID-TONE of White TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
0 *
~ In increments of 0.1, -3~+3 are settable. The default
+3 value is 0.
Dark Adjusts DARK (dark area) of White TRC. JE
~ toward lighter.
0 *
~ In increments of 0.1, -3~+3 are settable. The default
+3 value is 0.
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Service Menu Enter Password ****** 1234 Enters a password to enter Service menu.
56 The default value is "123456"
The password for entry to Service Menu is different from the
password for entry to Functions-Admin Setup.
※"Service Menu" category is shown when the Service Menu is

setted enable by PJL command. The settings will be enabled after
the enable PJL command is sent and the printer reboot.
※"Service Menu" is a menu for the MPS administrator(dealer) .
Accordingly, the description of this menu is not documented in the
user's manual.
Drum Life Mode Factory Default * To a device that has a drum extend life, we can set the drum life to RB
Standard the standard (specification of the standard machine PX753) or the
default of the device.
Factory Default:Change the drum life to the extend life settings(If
you do not set the extend life,this setting is invalid)
Standard:Return the value of the drum life to the drum life of the
standard PX753(If you do not set the extend life,this setting is
invalid)
※The printer will reboot automatically after setting.
Drum Near Life Timing 500 * When drum extend life is setted,set the time to display the warning RB
1000 of drum near life。
1500 Against life drum, the drum near life warning display in front of the
2000 selected count.
2500
3000 If drum extend life is not setted, this setting is invalid.
3500
4000 ※Even Drum Life Mode is set into standard,this setting is still
4500 effective
5000 ※The printer will reboot automatically after setting.
Change Password New Password ****** - Sets a new password to enter "Service Menu" menu. ET
6 digits of number or Roman character can be enter.
Verify Password ****** - Makes User input the new password to enter "Service Menu" set in ET
"New Password" for confirmation.
6 digits of number or Roman character can be enter.
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8.4 Boot Menu

Only system administrator users can have access to this MENU.
In order to enter this MENU, turn the printer on while holding down OK button.
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Boot Menu Enter Password ************ aaaa Boot menu is displayed only in English.
aa Enter a password to enter Boot menu.
The default value is "aaaaaa"
From 6 to 12 digits of numbers or Roman character to input.
The password is the same as "Admin Setup".
※The printer restart after the Boot Menu.

Network Factory Defaults Execute - Specifies whether to initialize the network menu or not. JE
HDD Setup Enable HDD No Even if a machine is inoperable at installation because an HDD has RB
Yes * been damaged, you can make the machine operable by setting to
No to deal with that no HDD is attached regardless of existence of
an HDD. While No is set, access to an HDD results in FAIL because
the HDD is regarded as not attached even if the HDD is normal.
After the setting change and exit from the menu, the printer restarts.
・HDD implementation
Storage Common Setup Check File System Execute - Resolves mismatch between actual memory and displayed memory RB
available in a file system and performs administration data (FAT
information) recovery. Performs these by file system. Its takes
several tens of seconds to complete the job of this function. HDD:
Performs recovery only for an HDD.
The following message appears after pressing the OK switch.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
If No is selected, the display will be back to the former menu. If Yes
is selected, this function initiates.
・HDD insertion
・"Boot Menu"-"HDD Setup"-"Enable HDD"is Yes
Check All Sectors Execute - Performs recovery of a defective HDD sector information and a file RB
system mismatch mentioned above. The objective device is only an
HDD and it takes 30 to 40 minutes to completed this function for an
HDD of 10GB.
The following message appears after pressing the OK switch.
Are You Sure?
Yes
No
If No is selected, the display will be back to the former menu. If Yes
is selected, this function initiates.
・HDD insertion
・"Boot Menu"-"HDD Setup"-"Enable HDD" is Yes
Menu Lockout On Set On/Off of Menu Lockout function. RB
Off * On: Menus exept for "Print Secure Job" become invisible.
Off: This function doesn't work.
Panel Lockout Mode1 Set On/Off of Menu Lockout function. RB
Mode2 Mode1: All keys except for Online, OK,Cancel, Power Save, and
Off * Help, aren't have any reaction.
Mode2: All keys except for Online,OK aren't have any reaction.
Off: This function doesn't work.
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9. Outline Of Control Commands

9.1 PJL Commands
Function Code Remark
Discard as comments COMMENT
Set the JOB name JOB[NAME=“job name”]
[START=first page][END=last page]
Set the JOB end EOJ[NAME=“jobname”]
Set factory default values to menu and current PJL values INITIALIZE
Set menu values to the current PJL values RESET
Change menu values to the specified values DEFAULT[LPARM:personality]
variable=value
Set PJL variables that are only valid in the same PJL job SET[LPARM:personality]
variable=value
Return values within PJL INQUIRE[LPARM:personality]
variable
Return menu setting values DINQUIRE[LPARM:personality]
variable
Return the printer environment, PJL setting values, and INFO category
the selection range
Return the same strings as the <Words> received ECHO[<Words>]
Designate the command setting values that returns the USTATUS variable=value
status voluntarily from a printer to a host.
Cancel the status that a printer return the status to a host USTATUSOFF
voluntarily
Display the designated message on the control panel OPMSG DISPLAY=“message”
Display the designated message on the control panel RDYMSG DISPLAY=“message”
instead of ON-LINE message
Display the designated message on the control panel and STMSG DISPLAY=“message”
set a printer to OFFLINE
Print the File List(in mounting the FileSystem) OKIINFOPRINT FILELIST=ALL
Print demo pages OKIINFOPRINT DEMO=DEMO1
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Appendix-A LCD/LED DISPLAYS
LCD/LED Display Method
The following shows the basic display method of LCD.
LCD notifies an operator status, error codes and accompanying information by messages. LCD has two
line display area. The upper line shows status and operation method. The lower line shows error codes,
status, warning and accompanying information for operation. When multiple errors are occurring, all the
errors appear in toggle.
Normal Status
This is normal operation status such as on-line or processing. Accompanying information is

shown in lower line in case of copy mode printing or etc.
Warning Status
This is warning status in which operation can continue. If a user continues the operation, an error
might occur. This warns a user.
Error Status
Operation cannot continue. An operator has to implement an appropriate treatment and recover
from the error.
According to an error type, a 3-digit number is given as an error code. Fatal error means an
irrecoverable error that requires a service call.
LCD/LED Display List
The following table shows a list of status messages and alarm messages (LCD, LED displays).
The priorities in the message are listed from low priority to high priority.
When more than two messages are active, a message with higher priority is displayed. Or two (or
more) messages are alternately displayed.
The meaning of the LCD displays is as follows.

%TRAY% ：Trays (TRAY1,TRAY2,MPTRAY)
%MEDIA_SIZE% ：Paper Size (LEETER,A4 SIZE, . . . . . ,B5 SIZE,A6 SIZE)
%MEDIA_TYPE% ：Meida type(Plain, Transparency, …)
%COLOR% ：Toner for each color (Y,M,C,K)
The meaning of the LED lamp displays is as follows.
ON : On status,
OFF : Regardless of the previous status, OFF,
Blink : Repeats ON/OFF at a certain interval
Varies :Depends on other status (Corresponding message does not change the
status.)
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Priority Status Message Ready Atten Function Status level Status code
LED LED Error code
1 1 Initializing Off Off It displays, while not having determined the system display language immediately after Initializing -
2 turning on a power supply.
3 If a display language is determined, it will change to the display of Priority 2.
2 1 Initializing Off Off The controller side is initializing. Initializing -
2
3
3 1 EEPROM Reset Off Off Indicates that EEPROM of the controller side is being reset. Initializing -
2 The condition that EEPROM is reset includes the followings.
3 ・Changes of CU ROM (when disagreement of CU F/W version is detected)
・Changes of destination channel
・Compulsive initialization of EEPROM (Factory Maintenance menu)
・OEM set of PJL command
4 1 RAM Check Off Off RAM checking. The rate of checked capacity to the total capacity is displayed on the 2nd Initializing -
2 nnn% line.
3
5 1 Wait a Moment Off Off The network is in initializing. Initializing -
2 Network Initializing
3
8 1 Flash Memory Format Off Off Displays that Flash memory is being formatted. Initializing -
2 It is displayed it when Resident/Option Flash memory not fomented are detected, or
3 "Maintenance Menu"-"Format Flash ROM" of a factory maintenance menu is performed.
The function mentioned above is secret to users. Therefore, this status does not occur in
a user environment.
8.5 1 %STORAGE% Formatting Off Off HDD or FLASH Formatting. Initializing -
2
3
9 1 Checking File System Off Off Displays that HDD file system is being checked. Initializing -
2 Process Check of File System is valid to start from "Storage Common Setup"-"Check
3 File System" of Boot Menu.
9.5 1 Erasing Disk Off Off Indicates that the hard disk is being erased. Initializing -
2 nnn% Erase process of the hard disk is valid to start from "Others Setup"-"HDD Setup" -"Erase
3 HDD" of Admin Setup.
nnn
Percentage of erased capacity
10 1 Checking Sectors Off Off Displays that a sector of HDD is being checked. Initializing -
2 nnn% Check process of the sector is valid to start from "Storage Common Setup"-"Check All
3 Sectors" of Boot Menu.
nnn
Percentage of checked capacity
18 1 PU Flash Error Off Off It is shown that the PU firmware could not be started normally. Initializing -
2 If initialization is completed, it will change to the status of Priority 251.
3 This status may occur also in a user environment. When it occurs, the maintenance by a
maintenance member is required (equivalent to S/C).
19 1 Communication Error Off Off Displays that communication to PU firmware failed within the initializing phase. Initializing -
2 This status may not occur in a user environment. When it occurs, the maintenance by a
3 maintenance member is required (equivalent to S/C).
20 1 Status Mode Off Off Displays that normal Online mode starts. Initializing -
2 Data (Job) from an external portion is processed even though an error takes place after
3 Online (ready) state once this mode starts.
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LED LED Error code
Displays Error or Warning on a panel.
If a power supply is turned on pressing a <OK>+<Back>+<Down> switch, it will enter
into this mode.
This function is secret to users. Therefore, this status does not occur in a user
environment.
101 1 Ready To Print On Off Shows on-line status. Normal 10001
2
3
102 1 Offline Off Off Shows off-line status. Normal 10002
2
3 * ONLINE LED in off-line is always assumed to be Off.
103 1 File Accessing Varies Varies The status showing FILE SYSTEM (HDD/FLASH) is being accessed. Normal 10993
2
3
104 1 Data Arrive Varies Varies Data receiving, process not started yet. Normal 10061
2 Displayed mainly during PJL process without text print data or during job spooling.
3
105 1 Processing Blink Varies Data receiving or output processing Normal 10023
2
3
106 1 Data Present Varies Varies Un-printed data remains in Buffer. Waiting for data to follow. Normal 10096
2
3
107 1 Printing(%TRAY%) Varies Varies A printer is printing. Normal 10098
2
3
108 1 Print Demo Page Varies Varies Printing Demo Pages Normal 10017
2
3
109 1 Print Font Varies Varies Printing Font Lists Normal 10015
2
3
110 1 Print Network Config Varies Varies It is shown that a network setup is printing. Normal 10942
2
3
111 1 Print Configuration Varies Varies Printing Menu Maps Normal 10014
2
3
112 1 Print File List Varies Varies Printing File Lists Normal 10056
2
3
113 1 Print Error Log Varies Varies Printing Error Logs Normal 10057
2
3
113.1 1 Print User Media List Varies Varies Printing User Media List Normal 10075
2
3
114 1 □ Varies Varies Collate printing. iii: The number of copy in printing. jjj: the total number of printing. When Normal 10099
2 □ the total number of printing is 1, it is a normal printing display.
3 Collate Copy iii/jjj
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LED LED Error code
115 1 □ Varies Varies Copy printing. kkk: The number of pages in printing. lll: The total number of printing. When Normal 10099
2 □ the number of copy is 1, it is a normal printing display.
3 Copy kkk/lll
115.3 1 Preparing Cancel Blink Varies Preparing cancel Normal 10649
2
3
115.5 1 Verifying Job Blink Varies Indicates that the integrity of print data for encrypted authentication is being verified (for Normal 10897
2 corruption and tampering).
3
116 1 Cancelling Job Blink Varies Indicates that job cancellation has been instructed and data is being ignored until the job Normal 10007
2 completion.
3
117 1 Cancelling Job Blink Varies Indicates if JAM occurs when Jam Recover is OFF, that job cancellation has been Normal 10007
2 instructed and data is being ignored until the job completion.
3
118 1 Cancelling Job Blink Varies Indicates a job being cancelled due to no print permit. (Related to JobAccount) Normal 10007
2 1. A job received from a user who is denied printing.
3 2. A color job received from a user who is denied color printing.
119 1 Cancelling Job Blink Varies Indicates that a job is being cancelled because the printer area where the logs are stored Normal 10007
2 has been used up and also "Cancel job" is specified as an operation at the time of Log
3 Full. (Related to JobAccount)
119.8 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates the period of reading from or writing to the memory tags in toner cartridge/image Normal 10839
2 Calibrating drum unit.
3
120 1 Varies Varies Shows cooling down status. Normal 10989
2 □ It is cautious of a period following "Adjusting Temp".
3 Adjusting Temp.
＊This status is reserved for the future support (and does not occur currently).
121 1 □ Varies Varies Warming up. Normal 10003

2 Adjusting Temp In this case, Leisus I/F : STSENG bit #0 should be '0'.
3
121.5 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates that printing has been suspended for a while due to high temperature of the Normal 10963
2 Optimizing Temp drum, or the printer is in a wait state to cope with heat at the time of switching narrow
3 paper to wide paper.
122 1 □ Varies Varies A printer is in power save mode. Displayed in a combination of other message in the first Normal 10094
2 Power Save line.
3 LCD back light extincts in the energy saving mode and blinks after that modebrightens
after exiting that mode. If the power is on during the energy saving mode, it lights up and
extincts after 30 seconds. However, the energy saming mode remains.
Also, it lights up in the priority 365 in shut down process.
From the power-saving mode, when the time going to Sleep mode is passed, printer
enters Sleep mode.
- 1 Invalid Operation Varies Varies With the printer unable to switch to the Power Save mode, pops up with a press or Normal -
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2 successive presses of the power save button, and three seconds after that, disappears,
3 the display being restored.
122.5 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates the printer goes into the Sleep mode. The printer goes into the mode Normal 10772
2 Sleep Mode immediately after this message appears, and in fact the message is hard to read.
3
123 1 □ Varies Varies Executing Auto Color Adjusting Normal 10058
2 Color Adjusting
3
124 1 □ Varies Varies Executing Auto Density Adjustment. Normal 10994
2 Density Adjusting Status code 10988 corresponds to density reading (Leisus - STSDEN #1), thereto 10994 10988
3 corresponds to density adjusting (Leisus - STSDEN #0).
124.1 1 □ Varies Varies Although "Color Density" setting was changed, "Adjust Density" has not completed. Normal 10650
2 □ It is necessary to execute "Adjust Density".
3 Density Adjust has not completed. Please execute
"Adjust Density" for printing correctly
124.5 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates that transfer roller cleaning is in progress. Normal 10652
2 Transfer Roller Cleaning This status is displayed only when transfer roller cleaning is executed manually; not
3 displayed when executed automatically during initialization.
125 1 □ Varies Varies Detecting media weight. Normal 10987
2 Media Weight Detecting
3
126 1 Flash Download Varies Varies Downloading PU F/W (This is not user-level error) Normal 40988
2 This function is secret to users. Therefore, this status does not occur in a user
3 environment.
129 1 Please wait Varies Blink Indicates that the printer is executing the remote maintenance mode. During this mode, Normal 10759
2 Executing Maintenance users have no permission to operate the printer.
3
201 1 □ Varies Varies The printer indicates that paper in the tray selected (specified for “Paper Feed” in menus) Warning 1600x
2 %TRAY% Near End will run out soon. The printer displays the status of the feed tray selected in menus while it
3 is idling (“Ready to print”). When printing is started, the printer indicates the tray that feeds
paper. While printing, the printer indicates the status of the tray that is feeding paper..
Tray1
Tray2
Tray3
Tray4
Tray5
201.9 1 □ - - This should be appeared after the toner low/empty warning (priority 202, 219, 219.5) - -
2 For Maximum Performance Always messages when the printer setting was ENABLE to display this.
3 Use %COMPANY_NAME% Original
202 1 □ Varies On Toner amount is low. Displayed in a combination of other message in the first line. Warning 10082 (Y)
2 %COLOR% Toner Low (Blink) In case of MENU "Menus"-"System Adjust"-"Low Toner"=Stop , ATTENTION LED blinks 10083 (M)
3 (Off) and the printer shifts to OFF Line. 10084 (C)
When an OK switch is pushed, or when arbitrary errors occur and the error is canceled, 10081 (K)
an off-line state is canceled, and printing is continued until it is set to Toner Empty. 10085 (W)
Arbitrary errors are errors of Priority 300-380. 10086 (L)
"TONER LOW" status occurs when the power is on, the LED of ATTENTION in a case
of MENU "Menus"-"System Adjust"-"Low Toner"=Stop is blinked and go back to the off
line after the initializing process.
It is possible to operate untill "TONER EMPTY" by pressing "OK switch".
Moreover, when set as Admin Setup "Panel Setup"-"Near Life LED"=Disable, Attention
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LED is switched off.
%COLOR%
Yellow
Magenta
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
202.5 1 □ Varies On It shows the toner cartridge of authorized 3rd party. (RFID Licensed to 3rd party) Warning 10925 (Y)
2 Non OEM %COLOR% Toner Detected %COLOR% 10926 (M)
3 Yellow 10927 (C)
Magenta 10924 (K)
Cyan 10671 (W)
Black 10672 (L)
White
Clear
203 1 □ Varies On The Region ID of toner cartridge is not proper to the distribution channel. Warning 10955 (Y)
2 Incompatible %COLOR% Toner %COLOR% 10956 (M)
3 Yellow 10957 (C)
Magenta 10954 (K)
Cyan 10679 (W)
Black 10680 (L)
White
Clear
204 1 □ Varies On The chip of RFID is not compatible. Warning 10951 (Y)
2 Non Genuine %COLOR% Toner %COLOR% 10952 (M)
3 Yellow 10953 (C)
Magenta 10950 (K)
Cyan 10675 (W)
Black 10676 (L)
White
Clear
205 1 □ Varies On Something is wrong with the toner sensor. Warning 10072 (Y)
2 %COLOR% Image Drum Sensor Error %COLOR% 10073 (M)
3 Yellow 10074 (C)
Magenta 10071 (K)
Cyan 10069 (W)
Black 10070 (L)
White
Clear
This is displayed only in the Shipping mode.

Alternatively the errors 540/541/542/543 should be displayed depending on the toner
sensor output pattern.
When the Factory mode was set, it is indicated as service call of 160/161/162/163.
206 1 □ Varies On When the value of the paper thickness sensor read exceeded the maximum. Warning 10986
2 Non Paper Sense Error
3
207 1 □ Varies On Interpreter detects an error due to the following reason. Receive data after this is ignored Warning 10985
2 Paper Sense Error until the job completion. When the job is completely received, this is automatically
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3 cleared.
- The job has a grammatical error.
- The page is complicated, and VM was used up.
208 1 □ Blink Varies Interpreter detects an error due to the following reason. Receive data after this is ignored Warning 40090
2 Error Postscript until the job completion. When the job is completely received, this is automatically
3 cleared.
- The job has a grammatical error.
- The page is complicated, and VM was used up.
208.1 1 □ Blink Varies This is the status to recognize the analysis error that occurred during PDL processing. Warning 30927
2 PDL Error Occurred
3
208.5 1 □ Blink Varies This is a warning message displayed when a PDF file is using a feature not supported by Warning 30939
2 PDF Contains Unsupported Features the PDF converter loaded on the printer. The function for detecting unsupported features
3 comes in at several levels, and this warning is displayed when the level is "middle" or
"low". The detection levels are specified by PS operator.
The default setting on the standard model is "high", so this warning is actually not
displayed; when an unsupported feature is detected, it results in a PS error.
The warning is displayed from the point when an unsupported feature is detected until the
job is completed, with no user intervention.
209 1 □ Blink Varies Interpreter detects insufficient memory condition for processing the job. Warning 30995
2 PS Memory Overflow
3
210 1 □ Varies On The life of the drum (warning). Displayed in a combination of other message in the first Warning 10077 (Y)
2 %COLOR% Image Drum Near Life (Off) line. The printer stops at the point when it reaches the drum life (Shifts to error, 10078 (M)
3 OFF-LINE.) 10079 (C)
Moreover, when set as Admin Setup "Panel Setup"-"Near Life LED" = "Disable", Attention 10076 (K)
LED is switched off. 10067 (W)
%COLOR% 10068 (L)
Yellow
Magenta
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
211 1 □ Varies On Notifies the fuser unit is near its life. Warning 10979
2 Fuser Unit Near Life (Off) Moreover, when set as Admin Setup "Panel Setup"-"Near Life LED" = "Disable", Attention
3 LED is switched off.
212 1 □ Varies On Notifies the belt unit is near its life. This is a warning; thus, printing will not stop. Warning 10978
2 Belt Unit Near Life (Off) Moreover, when set as Admin Setup "Panel Setup"-"Near Life LED" = "Disable", Attention
213 1 □ Varies On Notifies the waste toner amount in the container is near its capacity. Warning 10949
2 Waste Toner Near Full Moreover, when set as Admin Setup "Panel Setup"-"Near Life LED" = "Disable", Attention
213.1 1 □ Varies On Indicates detection of a fuser unit that is not optimal. Warning 10662
2 Non OEM Fuser Unit Detected
3
2 Incompatible Fuser Unit
3
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2 Non Genuine Fuser Unit
3
213.4 1 □ Varies On Indicates detection of an abnormal signal of fuser unit mounting. Warning 10653
2 Fuser Mount Signal Warning
3 This warning is cleared when a normal signal is detected at a signal check by opening
and closing the cover.
214 1 □ Varies On Notifies the life of the fuser unit (warning). Displayed in a combination of other message in Warning 10091
2 Change Fuser Unit the first line. Warning only (No Life error).
3 This appears when the cover was opened and closed just after the fuser life error
occurred.
214.1 1 □ Varies On Indicates detection of a belt unit that is not optimal. Warning 10659
2 Non OEM Belt Unit Detected
3
2 Incompatible Belt Unit
3
2 Non Genuine Belt Unit
3
215 1 □ Varies On Notifies the transfer belt is end of its life (Warning). Warning 10080
2 Change Belt Unit This status message is displayed when opening/closing a cover or turning power on again
3 after the transfer belt life error or belt waste toner full error occurs.
216 1 □ Varies On Indicates that there is no free space in the waste toner box. Warning 10948
2 Change Waste Toner Box This is just a warning, and printing does not stop.
3
219 1 □ Varies On Notifies toner is empty. Warning 10966 (Y)
2 %COLOR% Toner Empty This status message (warning) is displayed when opening/closing a cover or turning 10967 (M)
3 power on again after the toner empty error occurs. 10968 (C)
%COLOR% 10965 (K)
Yellow 10681 (W)
Magenta 10682 (L)
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
219.5 1 □ Varies On Indicates that toner cartridge is empty. Warning 10966 (Y)
2 %COLOR% Toner Empty When there are not print data, it is displayed. 10967 (M)
3 10968 (C)
If either of CMY occurs, 10681 (W)
when it receives the monochrome data or monochrome+spot color data, prints the data. 10682 (L)
when it receives the color data, turn into the Empty Error of Priority=334 and cannot print
it.
If either of spot color occurs,

when it receives the monochrome data or color data, prints the data.
when it receives the spot color data, turn into the Empty Error of Priority=334 and cannot
print it.
In fact, K can not occurs. When K toner cartridge is empty, even there are no print data,
turn into the Empty Error of Priority=334.
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LED LED Error code
%COLOR%
Yellow
Magenta
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
220 1 □ Varies On Notifies the toner cartridge is not installed. This is a warning only. Warning 10939 (Y)
2 %COLOR% Toner Not Installed %COLOR% 10940 (M)
3 Yellow 10941 (C)
Magenta 10938 (K)
Cyan 10673 (W)
Black 10674 (L)
White
Clear
220.1 1 □ Varies On It shows the image drum of authorized 3rd party. (RFID Licensed to 3rd party) Warning 10696(Y)
2 Non OEM %COLOR% Image Drum Detected %COLOR% 10697(M)
3 Yellow 10698(C)
Magenta 10695(K)
Cyan 10699 (W)
Black 10700 (L)
White
Clear
220.2 1 □ Varies On The Region ID of image drum is not proper to the distribution channel. Warning 10702(Y)
2 Incompatible %COLOR% Image Drum %COLOR% 10703(M)
3 Yellow 10704(C)
Magenta 10701(K)
Cyan 10669 (W)
Black 10670 (L)
White
Clear
220.3 1 □ Varies On The chip of RFID is not compatible. Warning 10706(Y)
2 Non Genuine %COLOR% Image Drum %COLOR% 10707(M)
3 Yellow 10708(C)
Magenta 10705(K)
Cyan 10709 (W)
Black 10710 (L)
White
Clear
221 1 □ Varies On Notifies the life of the drum. This is a warning only. Warning 10970 (Y)
2 %COLOR% Image Drum Life This appears when the cover was opened and closed just after the drum life error 10971 (M)
3 occurred. 10972 (C)
%COLOR% 10969 (K)
Yellow 10683 (W)
Magenta 10684 (L)
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
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LED LED Error code
221.1 1 □ Varies On Notifies the prolonged period of the image drum life, after reached its limitation, by the Warning 10692(Y)
2 %COLOR% Image Drum Life, %PAGES% Pages operator's requirement. 10693(M)
Left 10694(C)
3 %COLOR% 10691(K)
Yellow 10667 (W)
Magenta 10668 (L)
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
%PAGES%
1~500
(Maximum number of pages might be changed in the future)
221.2 1 □ Varies On Notifies the last prolonged period of the image drum life. Warning 10686(Y)
2 %COLOR% Image Drum Life, Print Quality Not This appears after the hidden operation was done at the life limitation. 10687(M)
Guaranteed 10688(C)
3 %COLOR% 10685(K)
Yellow 10689 (W)
Magenta 10690 (L)
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
222 1 □ Varies On Belt Reflex Check Error. Warning 10053
2 Belt Reflex Error PU firmware does not notify this warning to CU firmware at the time of Shipping Mode.
3 Therefore, this status does not occur in a user environment.
223 1 □ Varies Varies Density Adjustment Shutter Error 2.Error that does not occur at user level.Displayed only Warning -
2 Density Shutter Error2 in FactoryMode.
3 PU firmware does not notify this warning to CU firmware at the time of Shipping Mode.
Therefore, this status does not occur in a user environment.
224 1 □ Varies Varies Density Adjustment Shutter Error 1.Error that does not occur at user level.Displayed only Warning -
2 Density Shutter Error1 in FactoryMode.
225 1 □ Varies Varies Density Adjustment Color Calibration Error.Error that does not occur at user Warning -
2 Density Color Calibration Error level.Displayed only in FactoryMode.
226 1 □ Varies Varies Density Adjustment Color Sensor Error.Error that does not occur at user level.Displayed Warning -
2 Density Color Sensor Error only in FactoryMode.
227 1 □ Varies Varies Density Adjustment Black Calibration Error.Error that does not occur at user Warning -
2 Density Black Calibration Error level.Displayed only in FactoryMode.
228 1 □ Varies Varies Density Adjustment Black Sensor Error.Error that does not occur at user level.Displayed Warning -
2 Density Black Sensor Error only in FactoryMode.
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LED LED Error code
229 1 □ Varies Varies Density Adjustment ID ERROR 2; smear due to ID failure. Warning 10976
2 %COLOR% Image Drum Smear Error PU firmware does not notify this warning to CU firmware at the time of Shipping Mode.
%COLOR%
Yellow
Magenta
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
230 1 □ Varies Varies Density Adjustment ID ERROR; LED out of focus is assumed. Warning 10975
2 %COLOR% Low Density Error PU firmware does not notify this warning to CU firmware at the time of Shipping Mode.
%COLOR%
Yellow
Magenta
Cyan
Black
White
Clear
232 1 □ Varies On When a color registration error is detected with coarse adjustment, or with the main-scan Warning 10051
2 Registration Error <n> line adjustment.
n
1= Station#1
2 = Station#2
3 = Station#3
4 = Station#4
5 = Station#5
233 1 □ Varies On When a color registration error is detected with the fine control of registration adjustment, Warning 10052
2 Registration Sensor Error <n> or with the sub-scan line adjustment.
n
1= Station#1
2 = Station#2
3 = Station#3
4 = Station#4
5 = Station#5
234 1 □ Varies On When a fuser slack sensor error is detected. Warning 10933
2 Fuser Slack Sensor Error PU firmware does not notify this warning to CU firmware at the time of Shipping Mode.
237 1 □ Varies On The job offset home position sensor error is detected. The job offset function becomes Warning 10059
2 Job Offset Home Error disabled, however, printing can continue.
3
238 1 □ Varies On %TRAY%: The tray is empty. Treated as Warning until printing to the empty tray is Warning 1601x
2 %TRAY% Empty designated. x: Tray #
3 In this case, Leisus I/F : corresponding bits of both LFTERR and LFTERR2 should be '0'.
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LED LED Error code
%TRAY%
Tray1
Tray2
Tray3
Tray4
Tray5
239 1 □ Varies On Lift Up Error has occurred to Tray. That tray is treated "Paper Empty" as a result, and Warning 10977
2 %TRAY% Lift Up Error printing from that tray becomes disabled.
3 Tray1
Tray2
Tray3
Tray4
Tray5
240 1 □ Varies On Displays that there is too much paper in Tray. This is a warning; thus, printing will not Warning 10964
2 %TRAY% Overfilled stop.
3
Tray1
Tray2
Tray3
Tray4
Tray5
243 1 □ Varies On Disk-full is occurring. Because this is a temporary warning, it remains until the end of the Warning 32002
2 File System is Full job and disappears.
3
244 1 □ Varies On An attempt to write in a read-only file was done. Because this is a temporary warning, it Warning 32026
2 File System is Write Protected remains until the end of the job and disappears.
3
249.3 1 □ Varies On Indicates that a secret file is being erased. Warning 10898
2 File Erasing
3
249.4 1 □ Varies On It indicares the deletion of encrypted authentication print job and saving of deletion Warning 30961
2 Deleting Encrypted Job request of file.
3
249.5 1 □ Varies On Indicates that a secret file waiting to be erased is full. Warning 10899
2 Erased Data Full
3
251 1 □ Varies Varies PU flush error (Error occurs during the alteration of PU farm or it failed in the alteration in Warning 40978
2 *** Flash Error PU flush of such as LED Head information.)
3 %PUFLASH%
PU
Tray2
Tray3
Tray4
Tray5
Duplex
Sub CPU1
Sub CPU2
IM
251.1 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates that the job account log buffer is almost full. Warning 10814
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LED LED Error code
2 Accounting Log Buffer is near full
3
251.2 1 □ Varies Varies Notifies users that the job account log buffer is full (related to Job Account). Warning 10787
2 Accounting Log Buffer Full(Delete old logs) This status is displayed under the conditions when the job account log flash memory in
3 the printer runs out of space and also “Operation at Log Full” of the job accounting server
software is set to “Delete old logs.”
If the printer is continuously operated under these conditions, the old job account logs in
the buffer will be deleted until the near full status is cleared. To preserve the old job
account logs in the buffer, the job account logs in the printer must be got from the job
accounting server software. The other way is changing the setting of “Operation at Log
Full” to “Do not acquire the log” in the job accounting server software.
251.3 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates that the new consumable (toner). Normal -
2 %C%: %INFO% This status should be appeared at detecting the new consumable (toner), and be
3 disappeared automatically after 3 seconds.
%INFO% is contained in the consumable tag.
%C% is a head letter of the toner color (ex. 'C' for cyan).
251.4 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates that the USB hub is connected, which is not supported by the printer. Warning 10819
2 USB Hub Unsupported This status should be displayed until unconnection of that USB hub.
3 Please detach it
251.5 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates that the USB device is connected, which is not supported by the printer. Warning 10821
2 Unsupported USB Device Detected This status should be displayed until unconnection of that USB device.
3 Please detach it
252 1 □ Varies Varies Memory overflow was occurred in the collate copy. Stays displayed until the OK key is Warning 40994
2 Collate Fail:Too Many Pages pressed.
3 Press OK Button
253 1 □ Varies On When Rotatesort Print is specified under the conditions that no optional tray is installed Warning 10665
2 Multi-purpose tray has not been configured properly, and also MPTray Usage setting is something other than “Normal Tray,” Collate Copy is
verify multi-purpose tray settings. Multiple copies applied instead.
printed. This status remains displayed until the OK button is pressed.
3 Press OK Button
254 1 □ Varies On Although Rotatesort Print is specified, Collate Copy is applied instead because no HDD is Warning 10666
2 Hard disk is not installed. Multiple copies printed. installed.
Press OK Button This status remains displayed until the OK button is pressed.
3
255 1 □ Varies On Notifies users that jobs have been printed in monochrome because they are not permitted Warning 10825
2 Color Restricted. Mono Printed for color printing.
3 Press OK Button (Related to JobAccount).
Stays displayed until the OK button is pressed.
256 1 □ Varies On Notifies users that jobs have been cancelled because they are not permitted for color Warning 10824
2 Color Restricted. Job Rejected printing.
3 Press OK Button (Related to JobAccount).
Stays displayed until the OK button is pressed.
257 1 □ Varies On Notifies users that jobs have been cancelled because they are not permitted for printing. Warning 10823
2 Print Restricted. Job Rejected (Related to JobAccount).
3 Press OK Button Stays displayed until the OK button is pressed.
258 1 □ Varies On Notifies users that jobs have been cancelled because the log buffer is full. Warning 10822
2 Log Buffer is Full. Job Rejected (Related to JobAccount.)
3 Press OK Button Stays displayed until the OK button is pressed.
259 1 □ Varies On Indicates that Email receiving has been canceled. Warning ‐
2 E-mail receiving has been cancelled It has the following possibilities.
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LED LED Error code
3 Press OK Button - The format of email that has received is illegal or not supported.
- The attached file is illegal or not supported.
- The attached file that has received is too large, for example, file size exceeds 8MB.
- network connection has disconnected.
260 1 □ Varies On A disk error is occurred, which is other than the file system fill or the disk write protected. Warning 32000
2 File System Operation failed <nnn> Operation that does not involve a disk is available. nnn: An identifier to Error type (For ~
3 Press OK Button details, see the overview chapter.) 32026
%FS_ERR%
= 0 … GENERAL ERROR
= 1 … VOLUME NOT AVAILABLE
= 3 … FILE NOT FOUND
= 4 … NO FREE FILE DESCRIPTORS
= 5 … INVALID NUMBER OF BYTES
= 6 … FILE ALREADY EXISTS
= 7 … ILLEGAL NAME
= 8 … CANT DEL ROOT
= 9 … NOT FILE
= 10 … NOT DIRECTORY
= 11 … NOT SAME VOLUME
= 12 … READ ONLY
= 13 … ROOT DIR FULL
= 14 … DIR NOT EMPTY
= 15 … BAD DISK
= 16 … NO LABEL
= 17 … INVALID PARAMETER
= 18 … NO CONTIG SPACE
= 19 … CANT CHANGE ROOT
= 20 … FD OBSOLETE
= 21 … DELETED
= 22 … NO BLOCK DEVICE
= 23 … BAD SEEK
= 24 … INTERNAL ERROR
= 25 … WRITE ONLY
261 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates that a job has been deleted because corruption of data has been detected by Warning 30963
2 Invalid Secure Data the integrity verification in authentication printing.
3 Press OK Button
262 1 □ Varies Varies Invalid data was received. Press the On-line switch and eliminate the warning. Displayed Warning 30114
2 Invalid Data when unsupported PDL command is received or a spool command is received without
3 Press OK Button HDD.
* Except GDI printer
263 1 □ Varies Varies Indicates that writing of a job account log has failed due to a disk access error during Warning 10815
2 Accounting Log Writing Error writing of the log (related to logging).
3 Press OK Button This status remains displayed until the OK button is pressed.
264 1 □ Varies Varies IPv4 address conflicts with other apparatus. Warning 10651
2 IPv4 Address is conflicted
3 Change IPv4 Address
300 1 Install %MEDIA_SIZE% in MPTray On Off Manual paper feed is required. Manually insert the paper shown by %MEDIA_SIZE%. Error 411yy
2 Press OK Button The unit of paper size in Custom: The unit specified for MPTray (menu setting) is used if (ONLINE)
3 no unit is specified by the driver. When the driver specifies a unit, the unit is used for yy: paper size
display.
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LED LED Error code
Paper size displays in Custom mode: "<width>x<length> <unit>"
ex.) 210x297 mm
8.5x11.0 inch
The unit of paper size in Custom: The unit specified for MPTray (menu setting) is used if
no unit is specified by the driver. When the driver specifies a unit, the unit is used for
display.
301 1 Change %MEDIA_SIZE% %MEDIA_TYPE% Off Blink The media type in the tray and the print data do not match. Load mmmmmmm/pppppp Error 482yy
in %TRAY% paper in tttttt tray (It takes a while until the status disappears after you have closed the 661 483yy
2 Press OK Button tray and the lever lifted.) (tttttt： 662 485yy
3 Please see HELP for details TrayName,mmmmmm:PaperName.pppppp:MediaTypeName) 663 486yy
Error 661 : Tray1 664 487yy
Error 662 : Tray2 665
Error 663 : Tray3
Error 664 : Tray4
Error 665 : Tray5

ex.) 210x297 mm
8.5x11.0 inch
display.
As a user pressed ONLINE key, the printer could ignore this error at the just printing job.
If Media_Size has both portrait and landscape, %MEDIA_SIZE% displays icon which
indicate paper orientation after Paper Size.
302 1 Change %MEDIA_SIZE% %MEDIA_TYPE% in Off Blink The media type in the tray and the print data do not match. Load paper in tray (It takes a Error 480yy
MPTray while until the status disappears after you have closed the tray and the lever lifted.) 660
2 Press OK Button (%TRAY%：
3 Please see HELP for details TrayName,%MEDIA_SIZE%:PaperName.%MEDIA_TYPE%:MediaTypeName)
Error 660 : MPTray
ex.) 210x297 mm
8.5x11.0 inch
display.
A user needs to press ONLINE key after changing the paper.

303 1 Please change %TRAY% paper. Off Blink The size of paper or media type in the tray does not match the print data. Error 482yy
2 Ensure %MEDIA_SIZE%, %MEDIA_TYPE% is Load paper in tray 461 483yy
installed. If printing fails, cancel and re-adjust tray (It takes a while until the status disappears after you have closed the tray and the lever 462 485yy
settings. lifted.) 463 486yy
3 Pressing OK will print using current paper tray Error 461 : Tray1 464 487yy
settings. Error 462 : Tray2 465
Please see HELP for details Error 463 : Tray3
Error 464 : Tray4
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LED LED Error code
Error 465 : Tray5
The paper size displaying form of the custom mode is the same as above.
ex.) 210x297 mm
8.5x11.0 inch
As a user pressed ONLINE key, the printer could ignore this error at the just printing job.
304 1 Change %MEDIA_SIZE% %MEDIA_TYPE% in Off Blink The size of paper or media type in the tray does not match the print data. Error 480yy
MPTray Load paper in tray 460
2 Press OK Button (It takes a while until the status disappears after you have closed the tray and the lever
3 Please see HELP for details lifted.)
Error 460 : MPTray
ex.) 210x297 mm
8.5x11.0 inch
A user needs to press ONLINE key after changing the paper.

305 1 Press OK Button for Restoration Off Blink Memory capacity overflows due to the following reason. Error 30097
2 Memory Overflow Press ON-LINE switch so that it continues. Install expansion RAM or decrease the data 420
3 amount.
- Too much print data in a page.
- Too much Macro data.
- Too much DLL data.
- After frame buffer compression, over flow occurred.
306 1 Protec Paper Error Off Blink This error occurs if a received job does not meet the security level designated by a printer Error 30966
2 administrator. A printing operator is not using the printer driver that is specified by a 421
3 security manager of the printer.
Displays a warning on the operation panel as waiting for key press. Does not print the job
that is being processed. (The same operation as job reset)
307 1 Protec Paper Error Off Blink Density of the destination image for a woven pattern is greater than that of the woven Error 30967
2 pattern. A user must take measures such as increasing density of the woven pattern or 422
3 decreasing density of the input image.
308 1 Trust Paper Error Off Blink This error occurs when capacity of specified information to be embedded exceeds the Error 30968
2 capacity that can be embedded in the woven pattern. A printing operator must reduce 423
3 data to be embedded in the woven pattern.
309 1 Trust Paper Error Off Blink Density of the destination image for woven pattern is greater than that of the woven Error 30969
2 pattern. A user must take measures such as increasing density of the woven pattern or 424
3 decreasing density of the input image.
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LED LED Error code
310 1 Trust Paper Error Off Blink The area specified for tampering verification is incorrect. Error 30965
2 This error occurs when an image is pushed away or the unprintable area is specified. 425
3
311 1 Protec Paper Error Off Blink Size of information to be embedded is greater than paper size. It is required to reduce Error 30964
2 information to be embedded or increase print paper size to make prints. 426
3
312 1 Protec Paper Error Off Blink NTP server setting is not correct. Print JOB is canceled because it judged that the correct Error 30960
2 time is impossible to enter. Users need to change the setting of NT server. 427
3
314 1 Wait a Moment Varies Varies This appears when the NIC initialization is occurred, as the setting was changed. Normal 30993
2 Network Initializing
3
315.9 1 Wait a Moment Varies Varies Indicates that message data to be updated is being processed. Normal 40825
2 Message Data Processing
3
315.9 1 Wait a Moment Varies Varies Indicates that message data to be updated is being written. Normal 40826
2 Message Data Writing
3
315.9 1 Power Off/On Varies Varies Indicates that message data to be updated has been written successfully. Normal 40827
2 Message Data Received OK
3
316 1 Check Data Varies Varies Indicates that writing of message data to be uploaded has been failed. Error 40828
2 Message Data Write Error<%CODE%> %CODE% is a decimal value (one digit) and represents the cause of failure in writing. (ONLINE)
3 = 1 … FAIL: Other errors.
= 2 … DATA_ERROR: Hash check error in data reading/writing, or abnormal FLASH
= 3 … OVERFLOW: Downloading failure due to FLASH memory full at starting or during
writing in a language file
= 4 … MEMORYFULL: Memory reservation failure
= 5 … UNSUPPORTED_DATA: Downloading data unsupported on the printer
316.5 1 Receiving Data Timeout Varies Blink A timeout occurred while retrieving data, under the connection by Port9100, LPR, FTP, Error 40364
2 Press OK Button for Restoration IPP, WSD or E-mail receiving. (ONLINE)
3 Please see HELP for details (The connection by NetworkTwain and WSD Scan is excepted.)
317.1 1 Firmware Update Error Varies Varies Indicates that firmware update has failed. In this case, firmware update needs to be Error 40427
2 Please retry executed again, so the printer must be online. (ONLINE)
3 If network doesn't work, please try firmware update
over USB
318 1 Open Stacker Off Blink When a page was intended to print on the face-up stacker, with the stacker cover closed, Error 40925
2 Face Up Stacker the controller should raise this error. 580
3 Please see HELP for details Some printing media must be handled with the face-up stacker, such as a business card,
which may be stopped between transfer-rollers of the face-down stacker or the finisher.
319 1 The data was deleted because a duplex printing error Off Blink Indicates that duplex printing is requested to the paper not supporting duplex printing; Error 40396
occurred therefore, the print data has been deleted and the printing has been cancelled. 455
2 Check the paper and paper settings, then print again.
To turn off the display, press OK
3 Please see HELP for details
320 1 The data will be deleted due to an overprint feature Off Blink Indicates that spot color overprint is requested to the paper not supporting spot color Error 40397
error overprint; therefore, the print data has been deleted and the printing has been cancelled. 456
To turn off the display, press OK
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LED LED Error code
322 1 The data will be deleted due to an overprint feature Off Blink Indicates that spot color overprint is requested with no duplex (spot color overprint) unit Error 40399
error installed; therefore, the print data has been deleted and the printing has been cancelled. 458
2 Mount the duplex printing unit and print again. To turn The status of non-installation of a duplex unit indicates that the printer is turned on without
off the display, press OK installation of a duplex unit so that the printer recognizes no duplex unit; not indicate that
3 Please see HELP for details a duplex unit was installed, recognized and then removed.
323 1 A spot color printing error has occurred. Data will be Off Blink Indicates that printing on unusable custom media or spot color is requested; therefore, the Error 40393
erased. print data has been deleted and the printing has been cancelled. 459
To turn off the display, press OK. In PX753, impossibility of spot color printing is the same as impossibility of custom media
3 Please see HELP for details printing.
324 1 Install %MEDIA_SIZE% in %TRAY% Off Blink Printing request is issued to an empty tray. Error 472yy
2 Load paper. 491 473yy
3 Please see HELP for details (It takes a while until the status disappears after you have closed the tray and the lever 492 475yy
lifted.) 493 476yy
Error 491 : Tray1 494 477yy
Error 493 : Tray3
Error 494 : Tray4
Error 495 : Tray5
324.1 1 Install %MEDIA_SIZE% in MPTray Off Blink Printing request is issued to an empty MPTray. Error 470yy
2 If it goes through a definite period of time (PU firmware holds time(3 sec)) after a user 490
3 Please see HELP for details placess paper, a printer will lift up the multipurpose tray, and will perform re-feeding.
If a user pushes the OK button before timeout, the printer perform also re-feeding,.
Error 490 : MPTray
In this state, Leisus I/F : corresponding bits of both LFTERR and LFTERR2 should be '0'.
Programmer's note: When the OK button was pressed, the controller (CU) should send
MPTPECLR command to the engine (PU). The engine would clear this state after
receiving that command.
This error is occured, when the MPTray is in the home position and the sensor "PE SNS2"
cannot detect papers.
326 1 Reset Tray Off Blink Print request was made to Tray, to which Tray Lift Up Error has occurred. Error 40966
2 %TRAY% Lift Up Retry will take place when the tray is removed and put back in. 520
3 Please see HELP for details Error 520 : Tray1 521
Error 524 : Tray5
328 1 Remove Excess Paper and Reset Tray Off Blink Print request was made to Tray, which has been detected to have too much paper, or the Error 40965
2 %TRAY% cassette is not correctly equipped this printer with. 530
3 Please see HELP for details This status will be cleared when excess paper is removed from that tray and the tray is 531
put back in. 532
Error 532 : Tray3
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LED LED Error code
Error 533 : Tray4
Error 534 : Tray5
330 1 Remove Paper Off Blink The printed paper is overfilled on the paper stacker of the printer unit. Error 40075
2 %STACKER% Error 480 : Face Down Stacker 480 40923
3 Please see HELP for details Error 484 : Face Up Stacker 484
333 1 Install Paper Cassette Off Blink Indicates that paper feed is unavailable in attempting to print from Tray 1 due to removal Error 46012
2 %TRAY% of the paper cassette of Tray 1. (Occurs only when Tray 2 has been installed.) 430 46013
3 Please see HELP for details %TRAY% 431 46015
Tray1 432 46016
Tray2 433 46017
Tray3 434
Tray4
Tray5
333.9 1 Install Toner - - This should be appeared after the toner empty error (Priority 334, 334.5) messages when - -
2 For Maximum Performance Always the printer setting was ENABLE to display this.
3 Use %COMPANY_NAME% Original
334 1 Install Toner Off Blink Toner ends. Error 40029 (Y)
2 %COLOR% Error 4100 : Yellow 4100 40030 (M)
3 Please see HELP for details Error 4101 : Magenta 4101 40031 (C)
Error 4102 : Cyan 4102 40027 (W)
Error 4104 : White 4104 40032 (L)
Error 4105 : Clear 4105
Warning status of Priorty=219 takes effect at Cover Open/Close.

When you did elimination of (cancelling) print data, it turns into warning status of
Priorty=219.5.(except K).
334 1 Install Toner Off Blink Toner ends. Error 40028 (K)
2 %COLOR% Error 4103 : Black 4103
3 Please see HELP for details Warning status of Priorty=219 takes effect at Cover Open/Close.
When you did elimination of (cancelling) print data, it can not turn into warning (only for
K).
334.5 1 Install Toner Or Press OK Button Off Blink After power on, it displays a toner nothing error. Error 40029 (Y)
2 %COLOR% It does not turn into warning status if you opened and closed cover. 4100 40030 (M)
3 Please see HELP for details When you push an ONLINE key with this state, it turns into warning status of 4101 40031 (C)
Priorty=219.5. 4102 40027 (W)
Error 4100 : Yellow 4104 40032 (L)
Error 4101 : Magenta 4105
Error 4102 : Cyan
Error 4104 : White
Error 4105 : Clear
This indicates for Y/M/C only.

When K toner cartridge is empty, turn into the Empty Error of Priority=334.
335 1 Incompatible Toner Off Blink The signature ID of toner cartridge is not proper to the distribution channel, but the group Error 40948 (Y)
2 %COLOR% of signature ID is proper (OKI regional mismatch). 5540 40949 (M)
3 Please see HELP for details As probable missing to measure the amount of toner, the printer notifies error status and 5541 40950 (C)
stop printing. 5542 40947 (K)
Error 5540 : Yellow 5543 40473 (W)
Error 5541 : Magenta 5544 40474 (L)
Error 5542 : Cyan 5545
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LED LED Error code
Error 5543 : Black
Error 5544 : White
Error 5545 : Clear
Four following behavior is carried out by mode of operation.

1.Only warning display .(This error is not displayed).
2.Warning status takes effect at Cover Open/Close.
3.With no automatic concentration compensation .
4.This error is displayed and it stops.
336 1 Incompatible Toner Off Blink The signature ID of toner cartridge is not proper to the distribution channel, and the group Error 40911 (Y)
2 %COLOR% of signature ID is not proper (OEM channel mismatch). 6140 40912 (M)
3 Please see HELP for details Error 6140 : Yellow 6141 40913 (C)
Error 6141 : Magenta 6142 40910 (K)
Error 6142 : Cyan 6143 40465 (W)
Error 6143 : Black 6144 40466 (L)
Error 6144 : White 6145
Error 6145 : Clear
337 1 Incompatible Toner Off Blink The signature ID of toner cartridge is not proper to the distribution channel, and the group Error 40907 (Y)
2 %COLOR% of signature ID is protected (OEM mismatch). 6200 40908 (M)
3 Please see HELP for details Error 6200 : Yellow 6201 40909 (C)
Error 6201 : Magenta 6202 40906 (K)
Error 6202 : Cyan 6203 40463 (W)
Error 6203 : Black 6204 40464 (L)
Error 6205 : Clear
338 1 Non Genuine Toner Off Blink The signature ID of toner cartridge can not be recognized (Unauthorized third party). Error 40944 (Y)
2 %COLOR% As probable missing to measure the amount of toner, the printer notifies error status and 5500 40945 (M)
3 Please see HELP for details stop printing. 5501 40946 (C)
Error 5500 : Yellow 5502 40943 (K)
Error 5501 : Magenta 5503 40471 (W)
Error 5502 : Cyan 5504 40472 (L)
Error 5503 : Black 5505
Error 5504 : White
Error 5505 : Clear
The engine is confirmed again by cover open/close.

And, when the toner cartridges have not been exchanged, it shifts to Warning.
And, it is possible to print up to 20.
338.1 1 Toner Not Installed Off Blink The toner cartridge is not installed. Error 40903 (Y)
Error 6102 : Cyan 6102 40902 (K)
Error 6103 : Black 6103 40461 (W)
Error 6104 : White 6104 40462 (L)
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LED LED Error code
The engine is confirmed again by cover open/close.

And, when the toner cartridges have not been exchanged, it shifts to Warning.
And, it is possible to print up to 20.
338.2 1 Incompatible Image Drum Off Blink The image drum unit is not proper to the distribution channel (OKI channel mismatch). Error 40486(Y)
2 %COLOR% Error 6900 : Yellow 6900 40487(M)
3 Please see HELP for details Error 6901 : Magenta 6901 40488(C)
Error 6902 : Cyan 6902 40485(K)
Error 6903 : Black 6903 40489 (W)
Error 6904 : White 6904 40490 (L)
338.3 1 Incompatible Image Drum Off Blink The image drum unit is not proper to the distribution channel (OEM channel mismatch). Error 40492(Y)
Error 7002 : Cyan 7002 40491(K)
Error 7003 : Black 7003 40457 (W)
Error 7004 : White 7004 40458 (L)
338.4 1 Incompatible Image Drum Off Blink The image drum unit is not proper to the distribution channel, and the group ID is Error 40496(Y)
2 %COLOR% protected (OEM mismatch). 7040 40497(M)
3 Please see HELP for details Error 7040 : Yellow 7041 40498(C)
Error 7041 : Magenta 7042 40495(K)
Error 7042 : Cyan 7043 40499 (W)
Error 7043 : Black 7044 40500 (L)
Error 7045 : Clear
338.5 1 Non Genuine Image Drum Off Blink The image drum unit can not be recognized (Unauthorized third party). Error 40502(Y)
Error 6842 : Cyan 6842 40501(K)
Error 6843 : Black 6843 40459 (W)
Error 6844 : White 6844 40460 (L)
338.6 1 Image Drum Not Installed Off Blink The image drum unit can not be detected by the signature control system. Error 40506(Y)
Error 6942 : Cyan 6942 40505(K)
Error 6943 : Black 6943 40509 (W)
Error 6944 : White 6944 40510 (L)
338.7 1 Caution, unknown Consumable detected Off Blink Indicates installation of a consumable not authorized by ODC. Error 40580
2 Go to User Manual "Trouble Shooting" to restore 709
operation
3
339.1 1 Open %TRAY% Side Cover Off Blink Additional paper is detected when a paper jam has occurred. Error
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LED LED Error code
2 Paper Remain Error 631 : Tray1 Side Cover 631 40877
3 Please see HELP for details Error 632 : Tray2 Side Cover 632 40878
Error 633 : Tray3 Side Cover 633 40879
339.2 1 Open Right Side Cover Off Blink Additional paper is detected when a paper jam has occurred. Error
2 Paper Remain Error 637 : J0: Paper Feed Path 637 40897
339.3 1 Check Exit Unit Off Blink Additional paper is detected when a paper jam has occurred. Error
2 Paper Remain Error 638 : J1: Paper Transport Path 638 40884
3 Please see HELP for details Error 639 : J2: Paper Exit Path 639 40885
339.5 1 Check Duplex Unit Off Blink Additional paper is detected when a paper jam has occurred. Error 40886
2 Paper Remain Error 640 : J4: Duplex Entry Path 640 40887
3 Please see HELP for details Error 641 : J5: Duplex Reversal Path 641 40888
Error 642 : J3: Duplex Transport Path 642
340 1 Check the lower side of Duplex Unit Off Blink Indicates detection of paper remaining in the spot color overprint path. Error 40392
2 Paper Remain 650
3 Please see HELP for details Error 650：Multi Path Jam
341 1 Check Face Down Stacker Off Blink Indicates detection of paper remaining between the fuser unit and the Face Down stacker. Error 40391
2 Paper Remain 651
3 Please see HELP for details Error 651：Paper Face Down
347 1 Image Drum Sensor Error Off Blink Something is wrong with the toner sensor. Error 40960 (Y)
2 Please check %COLOR% image drum and reset. This status is indicated in Shipping Mode only. 5400 40961 (M)
Please see HELP for details If the same error is detected in FACTORY Mode, it is indicated as service call of 163. 5401 40962 (C)
3 Error 5400 : Yellow 5402 40959 (K)
Error 5401 : Magenta 5403 40451 (W)
Error 5402 : Cyan 5404 40452 (L)
Error 5404 : White
Error 5405 : Clear
348 1 Check Paper in %TRAY% Off Blink Anomalies with Media Weight Detection sensor. Error 40973
2 Paper Thick Error Error 323 : A sensor output with no paper measured is outside the spec. 323
3 Please see HELP for details Error 324: Sensor output value exceeding the upper limit. 324
Error 325: Paper thickness difference of 50µm in the same tray. 325
Error 326: Different type of paper in the same tray. 326
(Displayed in Shipping/Factory Mode.)
348.5 1 PU Error <n> Off Blink Notifies an uncontrollable PU error. Error 40979
2 Upon reception of this command, CU stops operating showing an error message with a 329
3 sub-number of informed ERRCODE.
This error is recovered by opening and closing the cover.
n: Error code from 1 to 99, 0: Reserved

349 1 Check Paper in %TRAY% Off Blink Warns that inappropriate long paper has been fed from the tray. Check whether Error 30089
2 Paper Multi Feed Multi-feed has happened. Recovery Print takes place at Cover Open/Close, allowing the 401
3 Please see HELP for details operation to continue.
350 1 Check Paper in %TRAY% Off Blink Inappropriate size paper was fed from a tray. Check the paper in the tray or check for Error 30034
2 Paper Size Error Multiple-feed. Open and close the cover to perform recovery printing, and continue. 400
3 Please see HELP for details In this state, Leisus I/F : OPJAM bit #7 should be '0'.
353 1 Open Right Side Cover Off Blink Paper jam occurred during paper feeding from tray. Error 40077
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LED LED Error code
2 Paper Jam Error 390 : MP Tray 390
354 1 Open %TRAY% Side Cover Off Blink Paper jam occurred during paper feeding from tray. Error 40077
2 Paper Jam Error 391 : Tray1 391
3 Please see HELP for details Error 392 : Tray2 392
355 1 Open Right Side Cover Off Blink Jam has occurred in paper path. Error 40982
2 Paper Jam Error 380 : Feed 380
355.5 1 Open Left Side Cover Off Blink Jam has occurred in paper path. Error 40918
2 Paper Jam Indicates detection of a paper jam between the fuser unit and the Face Down stacker. 384
3 Please see HELP for details Error 384 : Eject Side Cover(Paper Face Down)
356 1 Check Exit Unit Off Blink Jam has occurred in paper path. Error 40078
2 Paper Jam Error 381 : Transport 381
356.1 1 Open Front Cover Off Blink Jam has occurred in paper path. Error 40079
2 Paper Jam Error 382 : Exit 382 40051
3 Please see HELP for details Error 383 : Duplex Entry 383 40819
Error 389 : Printing Page Lost 389
357 1 Check Duplex Unit Off Blink Jam has occurred nearby DUPLEX unit. Error 40052
2 Paper Jam Error 370 : Duplex Reversal 370 40053
3 Please see HELP for details Error 371 : Duplex Input(Duplex Transport) 371 40055
Error 373 : Multifeed into Duplex (Duplex Remain Jam) 373
358 1 Check Duplex Unit Off Blink Jam has occurred nearby DUPLEX unit. Error 40054
2 Paper Jam Error 372 : Misfeed from Duplex 372
359 1 Check the lower side of Duplex Unit Off Blink Indicates detection of a jam in the multi-pass print path. Error 40922
2 Paper Jam 375
3 Please see HELP for details Error 375：Multi Path JAM
364 1 Install Duplex Unit Off Blink Duplex unit is open (removed). When this error is detected, printing stops. Error 40980
2 360
365 1 Download Chip Data Off Blink Density Adjustment's calibration chip correction error Error 40968
2 Density Calibration Chip Error Omission of factory default setting. To prevent setting mistake. 327
3 Error that does not occur at user level. Displayed only in Factory Mode.
366 1 Install %COLOR% New Image Drum Off Blink The life of the image drum (Alarm) Error 40997 (Y)
2 Image Drum Life Error 3500 : Yellow 3500 40998 (M)
Error 3502 : Cyan 3502 40996 (K)
Error 3503 : Black 3503 40449 (W)
Error 3504 : White 3504 40450 (L)
Warning status takes effect at Cover Open/Close.
367 1 Install %COLOR% New Image Drum Off Blink The toner empty error is occurred after the image drum reached its life. Error 40937 (Y)
2 Image Drum Life Error 5600 : Yellow 5600 40938 (M)
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LED LED Error code
Error 5602 : Cyan 5602 40936 (K)
Error 5603 : Black 5603 40469 (W)
Error 5604 : White 5604 40470 (L)
This is displayed until a user exchanges the image drum.

367.1 1 Install %COLOR% New Image Drum Off Blink Notifies the life of the drum. Error 40476(Y)
2 Image Drum Life To Exceed the Life, Press OK The operator can prolong the life temporarily by pressing the OK button. 5640 40477(M)
3 Button Error 5640 : Yellow 5641 40478(C)
Please see HELP for details Error 5641 : Magenta 5642 40475(K)
Error 5642 : Cyan 5643 40479 (W)
Error 5643 : Black 5644 40480 (L)
Error 5645 : Clear
367.2 1 Install %COLOR% New Image Drum Off Blink Notifies the life of the drum absolutely. Error 40482(Y)
2 Printing disabled due to low threshold of Image Drum This status is appeared after the end of the prolonged period (see also Error 564~567). 6800 40483(M)
life Error 6800 : Yellow 6801 40484(C)
3 Please see HELP for details Error 6801 : Magenta 6802 40481(K)
Error 6802 : Cyan 6803 40455 (W)
Error 6803 : Black 6804 40456 (L)
Error 6805 : Clear
368 1 Install New Fuser Unit Off Blink Notifies the fuser has reached its life. This is the error displayed based on the counter to Error 40971
2 Fuser Unit Life indicate that the fuser has reached its life, and printing will stop. 354
3 Please see HELP for details Warning status takes effect at Cover Open/Close.
This error will occur on some user setting mode.
369 1 Install New Belt Unit Off Blink Notifies the transfer belt has reached its life. This is the error displayed based on the Error 40970
2 Belt Unit Life counter to indicate that the belt has reached its life, and printing will stop. 355
3 Please see HELP for details Warning status takes effect at Cover Open/Close.
370 1 Check Fuser Unit Off Blink The engine detects the fuser unit error. Error 40926
2 It recovers, when a value is able to be normally read by re-reading after cover closing. 348
3 Please see HELP for details When not recovering, exchange of a fuser unit is needed.
UNITERR #2:Fuser Release Sensor Error

372 1 Install New Waste Toner Box Off Blink Notifies the waste toner has filled up the container, and printing will stop. Error 40942
2 Waste Toner Full Warning status takes effect at Cover Open/Close. 357
373 1 Reset Waste Toner Box Off Blink It is shown that the obstacle occurred by the waste toner conveyance system. Error 40876
2 Waste Toner Transfer Error Error 359 359
374 1 Check Toner Cartridge Off Blink Indicates that no toner is supplied to (is detected in) the printer. This error is possibly Error 40915 (Y)
2 %COLOR% caused by installing the toner cartridge with being unlocked with its lock lever, or its 5440 40916 (M)
3 Please see HELP for details protective tape not removed. 5441 40917 (C)
Error 5440 : Yellow 5442 40914 (K)
Error 5441 : Magenta 5443 40467 (W)
Error 5442 : Cyan 5444 40468 (L)
Error 5444 : White
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LED LED Error code
Error 5445 : Clear
375 1 Check Image Drum Off Blink The image drum is not correctly installed. Error 40034 (Y)
Error 3402 : Cyan 3402 40033(K)
Error 3403 : Black 3403 40453 (W)
Error 3404 : White 3404 40454 (L)
376 1 Check Fuser Unit Off Blink The fuser unit is not correctly installed. Error 40992
2 320
376.1 1 Non Genuine Fuser Unit Off Blink The fuser unit can not be recognized (Unauthorized third party). Error 40439
2 6981
376.2 1 Incompatible Fuser Unit Off Blink The fuser unit is not proper to the distribution channel (OKI channel mismatch). Error 40440
2 6982
376.3 1 Incompatible Fuser Unit Off Blink The fuser unit is not proper to the distribution channel, and the group ID is protected Error 40442
2 (OEM mismatch). 6983
376.4 1 Incompatible Fuser Unit Off Blink The fuser unit is not proper to the distribution channel (OEM channel mismatch). Error 40443
2 6984
376.5 1 Fuser Unit Not Installed Off Blink The fuser unit can not be detected by the signature control system. Error 40441
2 699
377 1 Check Belt Unit Off Blink The belt unit is not correctly installed. Error 40037
2 330
377.1 1 Non Genuine Belt Unit Off Blink The belt unit can not be recognized (Unauthorized third party). Error 40444
2 6881
377.2 1 Incompatible Belt Unit Off Blink The belt unit is not proper to the distribution channel (OKI channel mismatch). Error 40445
2 6882
377.3 1 Incompatible Belt Unit Off Blink The belt unit is not proper to the distribution channel, and the group ID is protected Error 40447
2 (OEM mismatch). 6883
377.4 1 Incompatible Belt Unit Off Blink The belt unit is not proper to the distribution channel (OEM channel mismatch). Error 40448
2 6884
377.5 1 Belt Unit Not Installed Off Blink The belt unit can not be detected by the signature control system. Error 40446
2 689
378 1 Check Waste Toner Box Off Blink Notifies the waste toner container is not correctly installed, or the front cover is open. Error 40929
2 Warning status takes effect at Cover Open/Close. 331
380 1 Close Cover Off Blink The cover is open. Error
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LED LED Error code
2 %COVER% Error 311 : Front Cover
3 Please see HELP for details Error 589 : Tray1 Side Cover 311 40991
Error 588 : Eject Cover 315 40987
Error 585 : MPTray Cover 588 40935
585 40983
380.1 1 The toner replacement cover is open Off Blink The cover is open. Error
2 Error 586 : Toner Cover 586 40721
381 1 Install Exit Unit Off Blink Indicates that the exit unit comes off. Error 40390
2 333
3 Please see HELP for details Error 333 : Exit Unit Missing
381.5 1 Install Transfer Roller Unit Off Blink Indicates that the second transfer roller comes off. Error 40389
2 Re-set the transfer roller unit 334
3 Please see HELP for details Error 334 : TR2 Unit Missing
381.6 1 Spot Color settings changes. Shut down and restart Off Blink This status is displayed when the spot color setting is changed. Error 40436
to enable new settings. 677
2
3
381.7 1 Spot Color has been replaced Off Blink When the color informed by PU is unknown, CU prompts to check the menu setting. Error 40437
2 Check Spot Color menu settings. Current setting 678
is %MENUCOLOR%.
3 Press OK Button
381.8 1 Spot Color has been replaced Off Blink If the color informed by PU doesn’t match the menu setting, CU prompts for approval to Error 40438
2 Press OK to change the Spot Color settings in the change the menu setting. 679
menu to %COLOR% and restart the system.
If you do not want to change settings, return Spot
3 Color toner, image drum and Spot Color duct settings
to %MENUCOLOR%.
381.9 1 Spot Color Duct has not been installed Off Blink Indicates that no spot color duct is installed. Error 40394
2 Please install the Spot Color Duct 676
382.1 1 Incompatible Toner Off Blink The detected toner cartridge is not optimal. Error 40365(Y)
2 %COLOR% Invalid Toner Detected 6240 40366(M)
3 Please see HELP for details Error 6240: Yellow 6241 40367(C)
Error 6241: Magenta 6242 40368(K
Error 6242: Cyan 6243 40369(W)
Error 6243: Black 6244 40370(L)
Error 6244: White 6245
Error 6245: Clear
382.2 1 Incompatible Toner Off Blink The detected toner cartridge is not optimal. Error 40371(Y)
2 %COLOR% Incomaptible Toner Detected 7140 40372(M)
Error 7141: Magenta 7142 40374(K)
Error 7142: Cyan 7143 40375(W)
Error 7143: Black 7144 40376(L)
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LED LED Error code
Error 7145: Clear
382.3 1 Incompatible Image Drum Off Blink The detected image drum is not optimal. Error 40377(Y)
2 %COLOR% Invalid Image Drum Detected 7100 40378(M)
Error 7101: Magenta 7102 40380(K)
Error 7102: Cyan 7103 40381(W)
Error 7103: Black 7104 40382(L)
Error 7105: Clear
382.4 1 Incompatible Image Drum Off Blink The detected image drum is not optimal. Error 40383(Y)
2 %COLOR% Incomaptible Image Drum Detected 7200 40384(M)
Error 7201: Magenta 7202 40386(K)
Error 7202: Cyan 7203 40387(W)
Error 7203: Black 7204 40388(L)
Error 7205: Clear
382.5 1 Incompatible Belt Unit Off Blink The detected belt unit is not optimal. Error 40423
2 Invalid Belt Detected 6885
382.6 1 Incompatible Belt Unit Off Blink The detected belt unit is not optimal. Error 40424
2 Incomaptible Belt Detected 6886
382.7 1 Incompatible Fuser Unit Off Blink The detected fuser unit is not optimal. Error 40425
2 Invalid Fuser Detected 6985
382.8 1 Incompatible Fuser Unit Off Blink The detected fuser unit is not optimal. Error 40426
2 Incomaptible Fuser Detected 6986
382.9 1 Incompatible Fuser Unit Off Blink Detection of a 110V fuser unit installed in a 220V device or a 220V fuser unit installed in a Error 40395
2 110V device. 6987
383 1 Wait a Moment Off On Rebooting of the controller unit. Error -
2 Rebooting <%CODE%> %CODE% is a decimal value (one digit) and represents the reason to reboot.
= 0 … Reboot due to a reason other than the followings.
= 1 … Reboot due to PJLCommand.
3 It may take some time to complete this process. = 2 … Reboot in accordance with a menu change.
4 = 3 … Reboot due to quit operator of PostScript Language.
5 = 4 … reboot by Network Utility (including Web).
384 1 Shutting down Off Off It is shown that a printer is shutting down. Error -
2 Please wait. Printer will turn off automatically Shutdown processing is started with which press BACK button 4 seconds or more after
the completion of initialization processing of a printer.
3 It may take some time to complete this process.

4
5
385 1 Turn off power Off Off It is shown that the printer completed shutdown processing. (The backlight of LCD puts Error -
2 Shutdown completed out the light)
3
* This status is displayed for a split second at the instant preceding automatic power
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LED LED Error code
shutoff. It is so brief that the display can hardly be seen.
401 1 Power Off and Wait for a while Off Blink A dew is formed. Fatal 40057
2 126:Condensing Error * Fatal Error is not available in national language. 126
3
401 1 Power Off/On Off Blink A fatal error occurred. Fatal 40057
2 nnn:Error For more information, see attached 'Fatal Errors List'. <nnn>
3 * Fatal Error is not available in national language.
* "Status Code" and "USTATUS Message" can be acquired by MIB.

401 1 Service Call Off Blink A fatal error occurred. Fatal 40057
2 nnn:Error For more information, see "Service Calls List." <nnn>

401 1 Service Call Off Blink A fatal error occurred. Fatal 40057
2 nnn:Error * '*' specifies the detailed error cause. 70
3 * Fatal Error is not available in national language. 73
75
* "Status Code" and "USTATUS Message" can be acquired by MIB. 203
204
096
231
128
166
168
169
401 1 Power Off/On Varies Varies A fatal error occurred. Fatal -
2 nnn:Error For more information, see "Service Calls List." 002~011
3 PC:nnnnnnnn 'nnnnnnnn' specifies the detailed error cause. F0C
LR:nnnnnnnn * Fatal Error is not available in national language. F0D
FR:nnnnnnnn FFE
FFF
401 1 Power Off/On Off Blink Downloading Media Table to PU has failed. Fatal 40057
2 209:Download Error (Related to CustomMediaType.) 209
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Appendix-B PRINTABLE AREA

Printable area for for PCL, PostScript, XPS
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Printable area for PCL

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Margin : Left=Right=Top=Bottom
Paper size Margin Effective area
SEF dot(600dpi) inch ㎜ dot inch mm dot(600dpi) inch ㎜
Paper name PL PW PL PW PL PW ELps EWps ELps EWps ELps EWps
LETTER 6600 5100 11.00 8.50 279.40 215.90 100 0.17 4.23 6400 4900 10.67 8.17 270.93 207.43
LEGAL14 8400 5100 14.00 8.50 355.60 215.90 100 0.17 4.23 8200 4900 13.67 8.17 347.13 207.43
LEGAL13 7800 5100 13.00 8.50 330.20 215.90 100 0.17 4.23 7600 4900 12.67 8.17 321.73 207.43
EXECUTIVE 6300 4350 10.50 7.25 266.70 184.15 100 0.17 4.23 6100 4150 10.17 6.92 258.23 175.68
A4 7014 4960 11.69 8.27 296.93 209.97 100 0.17 4.23 6814 4760 11.36 7.93 288.46 201.51
A5 4960 3496 8.27 5.83 209.97 148.00 100 0.17 4.23 4760 3296 7.93 5.49 201.51 139.53
A6 3496 2480 5.83 4.13 148.00 104.99 100 0.17 4.23 3296 2280 5.49 3.80 139.53 96.52
B5_JIS 6070 4298 10.12 7.16 256.96 181.95 100 0.17 4.23 5870 4098 9.78 6.83 248.50 173.48
TABLOID 10200 6600 17.00 11.00 431.80 279.40 100 0.17 4.23 10000 6400 16.67 10.67 423.33 270.93
TABLOID_EXTRA 10800 7200 18.00 12.00 457.20 304.80 100 0.17 4.23 10600 7000 17.67 11.67 448.73 296.33
A3 9920 7014 16.53 11.69 419.95 296.93 100 0.17 4.23 9720 6814 16.20 11.36 411.48 288.46
A3(NOBI) 10700 7748 17.83 12.91 452.97 328.00 100 0.17 4.23 10500 7548 17.50 12.58 444.50 319.53
B4_JIS 8598 6070 14.33 10.12 363.98 256.96 100 0.17 4.23 8398 5870 14.00 9.78 355.52 248.50
JPOST 3496 2362 5.83 3.94 148.00 99.99 100 0.17 4.23 3296 2162 5.49 3.60 139.53 91.52
JPOSTD 4724 3496 7.87 5.83 199.98 148.00 100 0.17 4.23 4524 3296 7.54 5.49 191.52 139.53
Index Card 3000 1800 5.00 3.00 127.00 76.20 100 0.17 4.23 2800 1600 4.67 2.67 118.53 67.73
Kakugata #2 7842 5668 13.07 9.45 331.98 239.95 100 0.17 4.23 7642 5468 12.74 9.11 323.51 231.48
LEGAL13.5 8100 5100 13.50 8.50 342.90 215.90 100 0.17 4.23 7900 4900 13.17 8.17 334.43 207.43
A3(WIDE) 10628 7558 17.71 12.60 449.92 319.96 100 0.17 4.23 10428 7358 17.38 12.26 441.45 311.49
A4wide 7558 5314 12.60 8.86 319.96 224.96 100 0.17 4.23 7358 5114 12.26 8.52 311.49 216.49
STATEMENT 5100 3300 8.50 5.50 215.90 139.70 100 0.17 4.23 4900 3100 8.17 5.17 207.43 131.23
B6 4298 3022 7.16 5.04 181.95 127.93 100 0.17 4.23 4098 2822 6.83 4.70 173.48 119.46
B6_Half 4298 1510 7.16 2.52 181.95 63.92 100 0.17 4.23 4098 1310 6.83 2.18 173.48 55.46
16K(184x260mm) 6142 4348 10.24 7.25 260.01 184.07 100 0.17 4.23 5942 4148 9.90 6.91 251.54 175.60
16K(195x270mm) 6378 4608 10.63 7.68 270.00 195.07 100 0.17 4.23 6178 4408 10.30 7.35 261.54 186.61
16K(197x273mm) 6450 4654 10.75 7.76 273.05 197.02 100 0.17 4.23 6250 4454 10.42 7.42 264.58 188.55
8K(260x368mm) 8694 6142 14.49 10.24 368.05 260.01 100 0.17 4.23 8494 5942 14.16 9.90 359.58 251.54
8K(270x390mm) 9214 6378 15.36 10.63 390.06 270.00 100 0.17 4.23 9014 6178 15.02 10.30 381.59 261.54
8K(273x394mm) 9308 6450 15.51 10.75 394.04 273.05 100 0.17 4.23 9108 6250 15.18 10.42 385.57 264.58
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LEF dot(600dpi) inch ㎜ dot inch mm dot(600dpi) inch ㎜
LETTER 5100 6600 8.50 11.00 215.90 279.40 100 0.17 4.23 4900 6400 8.17 10.67 207.43 270.93
A4 4960 7014 8.27 11.69 209.97 296.93 100 0.17 4.23 4760 6814 7.93 11.36 201.51 288.46
A5 3496 4960 5.83 8.27 148.00 209.97 100 0.17 4.23 3296 4760 5.49 7.93 139.53 201.51
B5_JIS 4298 6070 7.16 10.12 181.95 256.96 100 0.17 4.23 4098 5870 6.83 9.78 173.48 248.50
MONARCH 2324 4500 3.87 7.50 98.38 190.50 100 0.17 4.23 2124 4300 3.54 7.17 89.92 182.03
COM10 2474 5700 4.12 9.50 104.73 241.30 100 0.17 4.23 2274 5500 3.79 9.17 96.27 232.83
COM9 2324 5326 3.87 8.88 98.38 225.47 100 0.17 4.23 2124 5126 3.54 8.54 89.92 217.00
DL 2598 5196 4.33 8.66 109.98 219.96 100 0.17 4.23 2398 4996 4.00 8.33 101.52 211.50
C5 3826 5408 6.38 9.01 161.97 228.94 100 0.17 4.23 3626 5208 6.04 8.68 153.50 220.47
C4 5408 7654 9.01 12.76 228.94 324.02 100 0.17 4.23 5208 7454 8.68 12.42 220.47 315.55
C6 2692 3826 4.49 6.38 113.96 161.97 100 0.17 4.23 2492 3626 4.15 6.04 105.49 153.50
Nagagata #3 2834 5550 4.72 9.25 119.97 234.95 100 0.17 4.23 2634 5350 4.39 8.92 111.51 226.48
Nagagata #4 2124 4842 3.54 8.07 89.92 204.98 100 0.17 4.23 1924 4642 3.21 7.74 81.45 196.51
Nagagata #40 2124 5314 3.54 8.86 89.92 224.96 100 0.17 4.23 1924 5114 3.21 8.52 81.45 216.49
Yougata #4 2480 5550 4.13 9.25 104.99 234.95 100 0.17 4.23 2280 5350 3.80 8.92 96.52 226.48
Kakugata #3 5102 6542 8.50 10.90 215.98 276.94 100 0.17 4.23 4902 6342 8.17 10.57 207.52 268.48
Kakugata #8 2810 4652 4.68 7.75 118.96 196.93 100 0.17 4.23 2610 4452 4.35 7.42 110.49 188.47
Yougata #0 2834 5550 4.72 9.25 119.97 234.95 100 0.17 4.23 2634 5350 4.39 8.92 111.51 226.48
A4wide 5314 7558 8.86 12.60 224.96 319.96 100 0.17 4.23 5114 7358 8.52 12.26 216.49 311.49
16K(184x260mm) 4348 6142 7.25 10.24 184.07 260.01 100 0.17 4.23 4148 5942 6.91 9.90 175.60 251.54
16K(195x270mm) 4608 6378 7.68 10.63 195.07 270.00 100 0.17 4.23 4408 6178 7.35 10.30 186.61 261.54
16K(197x273mm) 4654 6450 7.76 10.75 197.02 273.05 100 0.17 4.23 4454 6250 7.42 10.42 188.55 264.58
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Printable area for PostScript

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SEF dot(600dpi) inch ㎜ point dot inch mm point dot(600dpi) inch ㎜ point
Paper name PL PW PL PW PL PW PL PW ELps EWps ELps EWps ELps EWps ELps EWps
LETTER 6600 5100 11.00 8.50 279.40 215.90 792 612 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6400 4900 10.67 8.17 270.93 207.43 768 588
LEGAL14 8400 5100 14.00 8.50 355.60 215.90 1008 612 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 8200 4900 13.67 8.17 347.13 207.43 984 588
LEGAL13 7800 5100 13.00 8.50 330.20 215.90 936 612 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 7600 4900 12.67 8.17 321.73 207.43 912 588
EXECUTIVE 6300 4350 10.50 7.25 266.70 184.15 756 522 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6100 4150 10.17 6.92 258.23 175.68 732 498
A4 7014 4960 11.69 8.27 296.93 209.97 842 595 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6814 4760 11.36 7.93 288.46 201.51 818 571
A5 4960 3496 8.27 5.83 209.97 148.00 595 420 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4760 3296 7.93 5.49 201.51 139.53 571 396
A6 3496 2480 5.83 4.13 148.00 104.99 420 297 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 3296 2280 5.49 3.80 139.53 96.52 396 274
B5_JIS 6070 4298 10.12 7.16 256.96 181.95 729 516 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5870 4098 9.78 6.83 248.50 173.48 704 492
TABLOID 10200 6600 17.00 11.00 431.80 279.40 1224 792 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 10000 6400 16.67 10.67 423.33 270.93 1200 768
TABLOID_EXTRA 10800 7200 18.00 12.00 457.20 304.80 1296 864 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 10600 7000 17.67 11.67 448.73 296.33 1272 840
A3 9920 7014 16.53 11.69 419.95 296.93 1191 842 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 9720 6814 16.20 11.36 411.48 288.46 1166 818
A3(NOBI) 10700 7748 17.83 12.91 452.97 328.00 1284 930 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 10500 7548 17.50 12.58 444.50 319.53 1260 906
B4_JIS 8598 6070 14.33 10.12 363.98 256.96 1032 729 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 8398 5870 14.00 9.78 355.52 248.50 1008 704
MONARCH 4500 2324 7.50 3.87 190.50 98.38 540 279 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4300 2124 7.17 3.54 182.03 89.92 516 255
COM10 5700 2474 9.50 4.12 241.30 104.73 684 297 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5500 2274 9.17 3.79 232.83 96.27 660 273
COM9 5326 2324 8.88 3.87 225.47 98.38 639 279 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5126 2124 8.54 3.54 217.00 89.92 615 255
DL 5196 2598 8.66 4.33 219.96 109.98 624 312 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4996 2398 8.33 4.00 211.50 101.52 600 288
C5 5408 3826 9.01 6.38 228.94 161.97 649 459 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5208 3626 8.68 6.04 220.47 153.50 625 435
C4 7654 5408 12.76 9.01 324.02 228.94 918 649 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 7454 5208 12.42 8.68 315.55 220.47 894 625
JPOST 3496 2362 5.83 3.94 148.00 99.99 419 284 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 3296 2162 5.49 3.60 139.53 91.52 396 259
JPOSTD 4724 3496 7.87 5.83 199.98 148.00 567 420 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4524 3296 7.54 5.49 191.52 139.53 543 396
Index Card 3000 1800 5.00 3.00 127.00 76.20 360 216 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2800 1600 4.67 2.67 118.53 67.73 336 192
C6 3826 2692 6.38 4.49 161.97 113.96 459 323 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 3626 2492 6.04 4.15 153.50 105.49 435 299
Nagagata #3 5550 2834 9.25 4.72 234.95 119.97 666 340 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5350 2634 8.92 4.39 226.48 111.51 642 316
Nagagata #4 4842 2124 8.07 3.54 204.98 89.92 581 255 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4642 1924 7.74 3.21 196.51 81.45 557 231
Yougata #4 5550 2480 9.25 4.13 234.95 104.99 666 298 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5350 2280 8.92 3.80 226.48 96.52 642 274
Kakugata #2 7842 5668 13.07 9.45 331.98 239.95 941 680 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 7642 5468 12.74 9.11 323.51 231.48 917 656
Kakugata #3 6542 5102 10.90 8.50 276.94 215.98 785 612 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6342 4902 10.57 8.17 268.48 207.52 761 588
Kakugata #8 4652 2810 7.75 4.68 196.93 118.96 558 337 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4452 2610 7.42 4.35 188.47 110.49 534 313
Yougata #0 5550 2834 9.25 4.72 234.95 119.97 666 340 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5350 2634 8.92 4.39 226.48 111.51 642 316
LEGAL13.5 8100 5100 13.50 8.50 342.90 215.90 972 612 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 7900 4900 13.17 8.17 334.43 207.43 948 588
A3(WIDE) 10628 7558 17.71 12.60 449.92 319.96 1275 907 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 10428 7358 17.38 12.26 441.45 311.49 1251 883
STATEMENT 5100 3300 8.50 5.50 215.90 139.70 612 396 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4900 3100 8.17 5.17 207.43 131.23 588 372
B6 4298 3034 7.16 5.06 181.95 128.44 516 364 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4098 2834 6.83 4.72 173.48 119.97 492 340
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16K(184x260mm) 6142 4348 10.24 7.25 260.01 184.07 737 522 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5942 4148 9.90 6.91 251.54 175.60 713 498
16K(195x270mm) 6378 4608 10.63 7.68 270.00 195.07 765 553 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6178 4408 10.30 7.35 261.54 186.61 741 529
16K(197x273mm) 6450 4654 10.75 7.76 273.05 197.02 774 558 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6250 4454 10.42 7.42 264.58 188.55 750 534
8K(260x368mm) 8694 6142 14.49 10.24 368.05 260.01 1043 737 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 8494 5942 14.16 9.90 359.58 251.54 1019 713
8K(270x390mm) 9214 6378 15.36 10.63 390.06 270.00 1106 765 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 9014 6178 15.02 10.30 381.59 261.54 1082 741
8K(273x394mm) 9308 6450 15.51 10.75 394.04 273.05 1116 774 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 9108 6250 15.18 10.42 385.57 264.58 1093 750

LEF dot(600dpi) inch ㎜ point dot inch mm point dot(600dpi) inch ㎜ point
Paper name PL PW PL PW PL PW PL PW ELps EWps ELps EWps ELps EWps ELps EWps
LETTER 5100 6600 8.50 11.00 215.90 279.40 612 792 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4900 6400 8.17 10.67 207.43 270.93 588 768
LEGAL14 5100 8400 8.50 14.00 215.90 355.60 612 1008 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4900 8200 8.17 13.67 207.43 347.13 588 984
LEGAL13 5100 7800 8.50 13.00 215.90 330.20 612 936 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4900 7600 8.17 12.67 207.43 321.73 588 912
EXECUTIVE 4350 6300 7.25 10.50 184.15 266.70 522 756 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4150 6100 6.92 10.17 175.68 258.23 498 732
A4 4960 7014 8.27 11.69 209.97 296.93 595 842 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4760 6814 7.93 11.36 201.51 288.46 571 818
A5 3496 4960 5.83 8.27 148.00 209.97 420 595 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 3296 4760 5.49 7.93 139.53 201.51 396 571
A6 2480 3496 4.13 5.83 104.99 148.00 297 420 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2280 3296 3.80 5.49 96.52 139.53 274 396
B5_JIS 4298 6070 7.16 10.12 181.95 256.96 516 729 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4098 5870 6.83 9.78 173.48 248.50 492 704
TABLOID 6600 10200 11.00 17.00 279.40 431.80 792 1224 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6400 10000 10.67 16.67 270.93 423.33 768 1200
TABLOID_EXTRA 7200 10800 12.00 18.00 304.80 457.20 864 1296 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 7000 10600 11.67 17.67 296.33 448.73 840 1272
A3 7014 9920 11.69 16.53 296.93 419.95 842 1191 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6814 9720 11.36 16.20 288.46 411.48 818 1166
A3(NOBI) 7748 10700 12.91 17.83 328.00 452.97 930 1284 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 7548 10500 12.58 17.50 319.53 444.50 906 1260
B4_JIS 6070 8598 10.12 14.33 256.96 363.98 729 1032 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5870 8398 9.78 14.00 248.50 355.52 704 1008
MONARCH 2324 4500 3.87 7.50 98.38 190.50 279 540 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2124 4300 3.54 7.17 89.92 182.03 255 516
COM10 2474 5700 4.12 9.50 104.73 241.30 297 684 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2274 5500 3.79 9.17 96.27 232.83 273 660
COM9 2324 5326 3.87 8.88 98.38 225.47 279 639 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2124 5126 3.54 8.54 89.92 217.00 255 615
DL 2598 5196 4.33 8.66 109.98 219.96 312 624 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2398 4996 4.00 8.33 101.52 211.50 288 600
C5 3826 5408 6.38 9.01 161.97 228.94 459 649 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 3626 5208 6.04 8.68 153.50 220.47 435 625
C4 5408 7654 9.01 12.76 228.94 324.02 649 918 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5208 7454 8.68 12.42 220.47 315.55 625 894
JPOST 2362 3496 3.94 5.83 99.99 148.00 284 419 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2162 3296 3.60 5.49 91.52 139.53 259 396
JPOSTD 3496 4724 5.83 7.87 148.00 199.98 420 567 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 3296 4524 5.49 7.54 139.53 191.52 396 543
Index Card 1800 3000 3.00 5.00 76.20 127.00 216 360 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 1600 2800 2.67 4.67 67.73 118.53 192 336
C6 2692 3826 4.49 6.38 113.96 161.97 323 459 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2492 3626 4.15 6.04 105.49 153.50 299 435
Nagagata #3 2834 5550 4.72 9.25 119.97 234.95 340 666 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2634 5350 4.39 8.92 111.51 226.48 316 642
Nagagata #4 2124 4842 3.54 8.07 89.92 204.98 255 581 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 1924 4642 3.21 7.74 81.45 196.51 231 557
Yougata #4 2480 5550 4.13 9.25 104.99 234.95 298 666 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2280 5350 3.80 8.92 96.52 226.48 274 642
Kakugata #2 5668 7842 9.45 13.07 239.95 331.98 680 941 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5468 7642 9.11 12.74 231.48 323.51 656 917
Kakugata #3 5102 6542 8.50 10.90 215.98 276.94 612 785 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4902 6342 8.17 10.57 207.52 268.48 588 761
Kakugata #8 2810 4652 4.68 7.75 118.96 196.93 337 558 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2610 4452 4.35 7.42 110.49 188.47 313 534
Yougata #0 2834 5550 4.72 9.25 119.97 234.95 340 666 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2634 5350 4.39 8.92 111.51 226.48 316 642
LEGAL13.5 5100 8100 8.50 13.50 215.90 342.90 612 972 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4900 7900 8.17 13.17 207.43 334.43 588 948
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A3(WIDE) 7558 10628 12.60 17.71 319.96 449.92 907 1275 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 7358 10428 12.26 17.38 311.49 441.45 883 1251
STATEMENT 3300 5100 5.50 8.50 139.70 215.90 396 612 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 3100 4900 5.17 8.17 131.23 207.43 372 588
B6 3034 4298 5.06 7.16 128.44 181.95 364 516 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 2834 4098 4.72 6.83 119.97 173.48 340 492
16K(184x260mm) 4348 6142 7.25 10.24 184.07 260.01 522 737 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4148 5942 6.91 9.90 175.60 251.54 498 713
16K(195x270mm) 4608 6378 7.68 10.63 195.07 270.00 553 765 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4408 6178 7.35 10.30 186.61 261.54 529 741
16K(197x273mm) 4654 6450 7.76 10.75 197.02 273.05 558 774 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 4454 6250 7.42 10.42 188.55 264.58 534 750
8K(260x368mm) 6142 8694 10.24 14.49 260.01 368.05 737 1043 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 5942 8494 9.90 14.16 251.54 359.58 713 1019
8K(270x390mm) 6378 9214 10.63 15.36 270.00 390.06 765 1106 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6178 9014 10.30 15.02 261.54 381.59 741 1082
8K(273x394mm) 6450 9308 10.75 15.51 273.05 394.04 774 1116 100 0.17 4.23 12.00 6250 9108 10.42 15.18 264.58 385.57 750 1093
Printable area for XPS

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SEF dot(600dpi) inch ㎜ dot inch mm dot(600dpi) inch ㎜
LETTER 6600 5100 11.00 8.50 279.40 215.90 100 0.17 4.23 6400 4900 10.67 8.17 270.93 207.43
LEGAL14 8400 5100 14.00 8.50 355.60 215.90 100 0.17 4.23 8200 4900 13.67 8.17 347.13 207.43
LEGAL13 7800 5100 13.00 8.50 330.20 215.90 100 0.17 4.23 7600 4900 12.67 8.17 321.73 207.43
EXECUTIVE 6300 4350 10.50 7.25 266.70 184.15 100 0.17 4.23 6100 4150 10.17 6.92 258.23 175.68
A4 7016 4962 11.69 8.27 297.01 210.06 100 0.17 4.23 6816 4762 11.36 7.94 288.54 201.59
A5 4962 3498 8.27 5.83 210.06 148.08 100 0.17 4.23 4762 3298 7.94 5.50 201.59 139.62
A6 3498 2482 5.83 4.14 148.08 105.07 100 0.17 4.23 3298 2282 5.50 3.80 139.62 96.60
B5_JIS 6072 4300 10.12 7.17 257.05 182.03 100 0.17 4.23 5872 4100 9.79 6.83 248.58 173.57
TABLOID 10200 6600 17.00 11.00 431.80 279.40 100 0.17 4.23 10000 6400 16.67 10.67 423.33 270.93
TABLOID_EXTRA 10800 7200 18.00 12.00 457.20 304.80 100 0.17 4.23 10600 7000 17.67 11.67 448.73 296.33
A3 9922 7016 16.54 11.69 420.03 297.01 100 0.17 4.23 9722 6816 16.20 11.36 411.56 288.54
A3(NOBI) 10702 7750 17.84 12.92 453.05 328.08 100 0.17 4.23 10502 7550 17.50 12.58 444.58 319.62
B4_JIS 8600 6072 14.33 10.12 364.07 257.05 100 0.17 4.23 8400 5872 14.00 9.79 355.60 248.58
JPOST 3498 2364 5.83 3.94 148.08 100.08 100 0.17 4.23 3298 2164 5.50 3.61 139.62 91.61
JPOSTD 4726 3498 7.88 5.83 200.07 148.08 100 0.17 4.23 4526 3298 7.54 5.50 191.60 139.62
Index Card 3000 1800 5.00 3.00 127.00 76.20 100 0.17 4.23 2800 1600 4.67 2.67 118.53 67.73
Kakugata #2 7844 5670 13.07 9.45 332.06 240.03 100 0.17 4.23 7644 5470 12.74 9.12 323.60 231.56
LEGAL13.5 8100 5100 13.50 8.50 342.90 215.90 100 0.17 4.23 7900 4900 13.17 8.17 334.43 207.43
A3(WIDE) 10630 7560 17.72 12.60 450.00 320.04 100 0.17 4.23 10430 7360 17.38 12.27 441.54 311.57
A4wide 7560 5316 12.60 8.86 320.04 225.04 100 0.17 4.23 7360 5116 12.27 8.53 311.57 216.58
STATEMENT 5100 3300 8.50 5.50 215.90 139.70 100 0.17 4.23 4900 3100 8.17 5.17 207.43 131.23
B6 4300 3024 7.17 5.04 182.03 128.02 100 0.17 4.23 4100 2824 6.83 4.71 173.57 119.55
B6_Half 4300 1512 7.17 2.52 182.03 64.01 100 0.17 4.23 4100 1312 6.83 2.19 173.57 55.54
45530603TX － 124／127
16K(184x260mm) 6142 4348 10.24 7.25 260.01 184.07 100 0.17 4.23 5942 4148 9.90 6.91 251.54 175.60
16K(195x270mm) 6378 4608 10.63 7.68 270.00 195.07 100 0.17 4.23 6178 4408 10.30 7.35 261.54 186.61
16K(197x273mm) 6450 4654 10.75 7.76 273.05 197.02 100 0.17 4.23 6250 4454 10.42 7.42 264.58 188.55
8K(260x368mm) 8694 6142 14.49 10.24 368.05 260.01 100 0.17 4.23 8494 5942 14.16 9.90 359.58 251.54
8K(270x390mm) 9214 6378 15.36 10.63 390.06 270.00 100 0.17 4.23 9014 6178 15.02 10.30 381.59 261.54
8K(273x394mm) 9308 6450 15.51 10.75 394.04 273.05 100 0.17 4.23 9108 6250 15.18 10.42 385.57 264.58

LEF dot(600dpi) inch ㎜ dot inch mm dot(600dpi) inch ㎜
LETTER 5100 6600 8.50 11.00 215.90 279.40 100 0.17 4.23 4900 6400 8.17 10.67 207.43 270.93
A4 4962 7016 8.27 11.69 210.06 297.01 100 0.17 4.23 4762 6816 7.94 11.36 201.59 288.54
A5 3498 4962 5.83 8.27 148.08 210.06 100 0.17 4.23 3298 4762 5.50 7.94 139.62 201.59
B5_JIS 4300 6072 7.17 10.12 182.03 257.05 100 0.17 4.23 4100 5872 6.83 9.79 173.57 248.58
MONARCH 2324 4500 3.87 7.50 98.38 190.50 100 0.17 4.23 2124 4300 3.54 7.17 89.92 182.03
COM10 2474 5700 4.12 9.50 104.73 241.30 100 0.17 4.23 2274 5500 3.79 9.17 96.27 232.83
COM9 2324 5326 3.87 8.88 98.38 225.47 100 0.17 4.23 2124 5126 3.54 8.54 89.92 217.00
DL 2600 5198 4.33 8.66 110.07 220.05 100 0.17 4.23 2400 4998 4.00 8.33 101.60 211.58
C5 3828 5410 6.38 9.02 162.05 229.02 100 0.17 4.23 3628 5210 6.05 8.68 153.59 220.56
C4 5410 7654 9.02 12.76 229.02 324.02 100 0.17 4.23 5210 7454 8.68 12.42 220.56 315.55
C6 2694 3828 4.49 6.38 114.05 162.05 100 0.17 4.23 2494 3628 4.16 6.05 105.58 153.59
Nagagata #3 2836 5552 4.73 9.25 120.06 235.03 100 0.17 4.23 2636 5352 4.39 8.92 111.59 226.57
Nagagata #4 2126 4844 3.54 8.07 90.00 205.06 100 0.17 4.23 1926 4644 3.21 7.74 81.53 196.60
Nagagata #40 2126 5316 3.54 8.86 90.00 225.04 100 0.17 4.23 1926 5116 3.21 8.53 81.53 216.58
Yougata #4 2482 5552 4.14 9.25 105.07 235.03 100 0.17 4.23 2282 5352 3.80 8.92 96.60 226.57
Kakugata #3 5104 6544 8.51 10.91 216.07 277.03 100 0.17 4.23 4904 6344 8.17 10.57 207.60 268.56
Kakugata #8 2812 4654 4.69 7.76 119.04 197.02 100 0.17 4.23 2612 4454 4.35 7.42 110.57 188.55
Yougata #0 5552 2836 9.25 4.73 235.03 120.06 100 0.17 4.23 5352 2636 8.92 4.39 226.57 111.59
A4wide 5316 7560 8.86 12.60 225.04 320.04 100 0.17 4.23 5116 7360 8.53 12.27 216.58 311.57
16K(184x260mm) 4348 6142 7.25 10.24 184.07 260.01 100 0.17 4.23 4148 5942 6.91 9.90 175.60 251.54
16K(195x270mm) 4608 6378 7.68 10.63 195.07 270.00 100 0.17 4.23 4408 6178 7.35 10.30 186.61 261.54
16K(197x273mm) 4654 6450 7.76 10.75 197.02 273.05 100 0.17 4.23 4454 6250 7.42 10.42 188.55 264.58
45530603TX － 125／127
Appendix-C Time chart of comsumable control

表示 OK（表示無し） %COLOR% TONER LOW INSTALL TONER %COLOR% %COLOR% TONER EMPTY INSTALL TONER %COLOR% OK（表示無し）
電源ON or カバーO/C 5回まで交換

Toner Low
Toner Empty Toner Empty Warning Toner Empty
トナー
CMYK A4/5％ 1050pages A4/5％ 20pages
W A4/5％ 750 page Print Stop Print Stop
H/W検出
CL A4/5％ 1050 page PU Stop PU Stop
表示 OK（表示無し） ORDER DRUM DRUM LIFE REPLACE IMAGE DRUM DRUM LIFE OK（表示無し）
Near Life 交換
Drum Life Over Warning
Drum Life Over カバーO/C
（ODC）39K counts
（MPS）39K counts （ODC）40K counts（注1） 1000couts
（MPS）40K counts Print Stop ID交換またはトナー量低下確定検出まで
ID CU Stop
この間にToner Low検出した場合は下段に移行
（注1）ODC版で40Kを超えているときにトナー交換をした場合はドラム交換を促す表示をする。
表示 OK（表示無し） DRUM LIFE （寿命を超えて印刷するか？）（寿命残りページ数）（交換するまで停止）（印字品質保証しない）（交換するまで停止） OK（表示無し）
1回のみ無制限
Drum End of Life 無制限
SW操作1 SW操作2
Toner Low Drum Life Over Warning （ユーザー公開）（ユーザー非公開）
ID CMYK A4/5％ 1050pages 500pages（注2） 10pages（注2）
トナー量低下 H/W検出 W A4/5％ 750 page Print Stop Print Stop Print Stop
確定検出以降 CL A4/5％ 1050 page CU Stop CU Stop 以降新品ドラム
交換まで動作せず
CMYK 53.9K countsオーバー
W/CL 31.36K countオーバー
（注2）用紙のサイズ及びdutyに依存せず、印刷が完了したページ数。両面印刷した場合は2ページとする。
45530603TX － 126／127
45530603TX － 127／127

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BOM Use for Certification Body

Rev Date DCO No. Contents Design Approval

Approval Design Name

Naoki Sunaga Naoki Sunaga

D-206-1/2 Ｄ規-1039、Ｄ手-68 制定 2004.10.22 第2版

Corrected items Person in charge

Change Glossy-finish paper to Glossy paper

1.1 Scope of Application

1.2 Use for

(1) Control Unit (PUCU)

(2) Print Engine

(3) PPM (Pages per Minute)

(1) High-speed Color Image Printing

(2) Print Speeds

(3) Print Resolutions

(5) User Maintenance

(1) Environmental Conditions

Figure 1. Operating Temperature and Humidity Conditions

Table 1. Outline of Temperature and Humidity Conditions

• Storage conditions are given for packed C911/C931/C941.

(b) Operating Heights

(d) Transport Conditions

Transport Duration: The time for transporting C911/C931/C941 in high (43oC/110oF, or

(2) Installation Conditions

C911/C931/C941 should be installed in a horizontal position. The printer’s installation

1.4 Related Documents

C911/C931/C941 Print Quality Specification

2 Performance (Conditions, Ratings and Specifications)

2.1 General Performance

2.1.1 Printing Specifications

(1) Printing Process

C911/C931/C941 is an electrophotographic tandem page printer. The printer can support

(2) Maximum Area Coverage

C911/C931/C941 supports area coverages of up to 240% without being degraded in print

(3) Exposure System

(5) Continuous Print Speeds (Engine Performance)

Table3-1a.Plain-paper Print Speeds(In case 4 colors) (Accuracy within ±3%)

Print Speed (ppm) -

Table 4-1b. Special-paper Print Speed, In case Spot-color Clear.

Print Speed (ppm) -

(6) First-printout Time (Engine Performance)

Table 5. First-printout Time

(7) Warm-up Time

Condition Warm-up time (max.) *1

Note1) : condition : 25 oC, Humidity＜65%RH and nominal line voltage

2.1.2 Print Media Specifications

(1) Requirements for Print Paper

The following paper should not be used for the printer:

(2) Requirements for Auto-feeder Tray Print Paper

(a) Paper Weights

(b) Standard Paper

Table 6. Standard Paper

c) Types and sizes of plain paper and recycled paper

Note 1) Transparencies may become wavy after they are printed.

Note 3) Transparencies may lower the fusibility of toner.

The following postcards should not be used:

The following is the recommended labels for the MPT.

Recommended glossy-finish paper is:

(3) Requirements for MPT Paper

(a) Paper Weights

Figure 3. Postcard Orientations (MPT)