InfoPrint cutsheet printers
InfoPrint 2060/2075 Planning Guide
Preface
Related publications
Introduction
Printer features
Copier features
Scanner features
Document server highlights
Optional features
Third party enabler features (not available in Japan)
InfoPrint 2060ES and 2075ES components
Front view
External options
InfoPrint 2060ES and 2075ES highlights
Job ticketing
Using ordered media
Creating tray profiles
Resident printer web pages
Archive to document server
Download job history
Restricted IP printing
Networking plug and play
Enhanced DHCP/Plug and Play
Send and save
E-mail from the printer for job and printer status
Scan to E-mail
Network status page
Edge sensitivity
Side sensitivity
Defined forms support
E-mail printing
Time of day
Parameter duplication
Printer utilities
Organizing the planning team
Planning coordinator
Physical planner
System and application programmers
Operator
Pre-installation checklist
Software requirements and support
PSF requirements
IBM AFP/IPDS
Advanced function presentation licensed programs
EBCDIC attachment language support
ASCII attachment to iSeries
IBM OS/400 ASCII printer support
PCL and PostScript optional fonts
PCL font support
PCL symbols set support
PCL SEMEA support
SEMEA PCL symbols set support
PostScript font support
PostScript DBCS font support
Hardware requirements
Attachment/operating system support
Host system attachment choices
Physical attachment requirements
Token ring local area network
Ethernet TCP/IP local area network
Physical and installation requirements
Installation planning worksheet
Installation requirements
Where to put your machine
Machine environment
Access to the machine
Physical specifications
Machine dimensions
Mainframe
Electrical specifications
Branch circuit guidelines
Performance considerations
Printing speed
Performance planning
Paper
Paper handling notes
Non-recommended paper
Recommended paper sizes and types - paper trays
North America and Asia Pacific (except for Japan)
Europe
Japan
Media weights
Recommended paper sizes and types - copier
Media supported for copying
Non-recommended originals for the document feeder
Sizes detectable by auto paper select
Sizes difficult to detect
Missing image area
Output media capacities
100 Staple Finisher (not available in Japan)
50 Staple Finisher and Booklet Finisher
Finishing supported
Ordering supplies
Storing supplies
Storing paper
Notices
Product Recycling and Disposal
Trademarks
Energy Star
Information about Installed Software
Special Licensing Information for Ricoh provided software:
Special Licensing Information for IBM provided software
iSeries configuration fix
Index
InfoPrint 2060/2075: Quick Reference
About your printer
Related publications
Technical support
Ordering supplies
Job ticketing
Resident printer web pages
Obtaining documents, drivers, utilities, and code updates from the Web
Using the controls
Paper
Paper handling notes
Non-recommended paper
Recommended paper sizes and types - paper trays
North America and Asia Pacific (except for Japan)
Europe
Japan
Media supported for copying
Finishing supported
Using the printer
Accessing printer functions
Printing a configuration page
Printing a network page
Saving print jobs
Using ordered media
Creating tray profiles
Using the copier
Display panel-copier
Basic procedure
Setting originals
One-sided/two-sided copying
Simplex: 1 Sided -> 1 Sided
Duplex: 1 Sided -> 2 Sided
Duplex: 2 Sided -> 2 Sided
SADF mode
Placing custom size originals
Copying onto tab stock
Sort (collate)
Stack
Staple
Punch
Programs
Interrupt copy
To interrupt a print job
To interrupt copying while originals are being fed
To interrupt copying after all originals have been fed
Copy Functions
Document server
Scanning and saving originals
To check details of stored documents
Searching for stored documents
Printing saved documents
Deleting saved documents
Using the scanner
Sending stored scan data by e-mail
Procedure for sending e-mail
Checking the status of e-mail
Using the network delivery scanner function
Delivering stored scan data
Checking the status of delivery
Using the document server function
Storing data
Viewing a list of stored files
Scanning originals using network TWAIN scanner
Scanning originals
Maintaining your machine
Powering the machine off and on
Clearing misfeeds
User Tools (Copy/Document Server Features)
Accessing User Tools (Copy/Document Server Features)
General Features 1/5
General Features 2/5
General Features 3/5
General Features 4/5
General Features 5/5
Reproduction Ratio 1/2
Reproduction Ratio 2/2
Edit 1/2
Edit 2/2
Stamp
Background Numbering
Preset Stamp
User Stamp
Date Stamp
Page Numbering
Input/Output 1/2
Input/Output 2/2
User Tools (System Settings)
Accessing User Tools (System Settings)
General Features
Tray Paper Settings
Timer Setting
Interface Settings/Network
File Transfer
Key Operator Tools
User Tools (scan feature)
Basic Settings
Scanner Settings
User tools (printer features)
Prints menu
Reset menu
Forms menu
Settings menu
PCL menu
IPDS menu
PostScript menu
Network menu
TCP/IP menu
NB/AT/NW menu
Info menu
Appendix. Notices
Trademarks
Energy Star
The Apache Software License, Version 1.1
InfoPrint 2060/2075 User's Guide
About this book
Conventions used
Related publications
Safety notices
Safety precautions
Electrical safety
Fire safety
Lightning safety
Laser safety
Other safety notices
About your printer
Introduction
Printer highlights
Copier highlights
Scanner highlights
Document server highlights
Optional features
Third party enabler features (not available in Japan)
Locations
Front view
Rear view
External options
Technical support
Ordering supplies
Infoprint 2060ES and 2075ES CD-ROMs
Job ticketing
Resident printer web pages
Obtaining documents, drivers, utilities, and code updates from the Web
Using the controls
Paper
Paper handling notes
Non-recommended paper
Recommended paper sizes and types - paper trays
North America and Asia Pacific (except for Japan)
Europe
Japan
Media weights
Recommended paper sizes and types - copier
Media supported for copying
Non-recommended originals for the document feeder
Sizes detectable by auto paper select
Sizes difficult to detect
Missing image area
Output media capacities
100 Staple Finisher (not available in Japan)
50 Staple Finisher and Booklet Finisher
Finishing supported
Using the printer
Accessing printer functions
Printing a configuration page
Printing a network page
Printing a list of PCL fonts
Printing a list of PostScript fonts
Printing a list of IPDS fonts
Saving print jobs
Using ordered media
Managing jobs
Creating tray profiles
Automatic tray linking
Using the copier
Display panel-copier
Basic procedure
Setting originals
Setting originals on the exposure glass
Setting originals in the document feeder
Setting originals: notes
Selecting copy paper
Rotated copy
Batch mode
SADF mode
Mixed size mode
Placing custom size originals
Direction-fixed paper or 2-sided paper
Copying onto tab stock
Copy adjustments
Auto reduce/enlarge
Adjusting copy image density
Selecting original type setting
Sort (collate)
Stack
Staple
Stapling position and original setting
Punch
Programs
Storing a program
Deleting a program
Recalling a program
Job preset
Editing job preset
Deleting a preset job
Interrupt copy
To interrupt a print job
To interrupt copying while originals are being fed
To interrupt copying after all originals have been fed
Copy face up
Sample copy
Changing the number of sets
Copy functions
Preset reduce/enlarge
Create margin mode
Zoom
Size magnification
Directional magnification (%)
Directional size magnification (mm)
Duplex
1 sided combine
2 sided combine
Series copies
2 sided?1 sided
Copying book originals
How to fold copies to make a booklet
How to fold and stack copies to make a magazine
Image repeat
Double copies
Centering
Scanning position
Border erase
Center erase
Center/border erase
Inside erase
Outside erase
3 edges full bleed
Margin adjustment
Background numbering
Preset stamp
User stamp
To program the user stamp
To delete the user stamp
Date stamp
Page numbering
Changing the stamp position
Specifying the first printing page and start number
Covers
Designate
Chapter
Blank slip sheets
Slip sheets
Storing originals in the document server
Document server
Document server display
Using the document server
Scanning and saving originals
To register or change a user name
To change a file name
To set or change a password
Changing a file name, user name, or password
Selecting a document
To check details of stored documents
Searching saved documents
To search by file name
To search by user name
Printing saved documents
Stopping printing
Changing the number of copies during printing
Sample copy
Print first page
Deleting saved documents
Settings for the document server
Using the scanner
Overview
Configuration planning
Initial scanner setup
System settings
Scanner features
E-mail settings
Setting originals
Placing jobs on the exposure glass
Placing jobs in the auto document feeder
Original orientation and scan area setting
Scanning originals using network TWAIN scanner
Preparing to use the network TWAIN scanner
Flow of operations
Scanning originals
Using the network delivery scanner function
Preparing to deliver
Display panel
Delivery procedure
Checking the status of delivery
Using the network delivery scanner with the document server
Sending stored scan data by e-mail
Preparing to send by e-mail
Display screen
Procedure for sending e-mail
Checking the status of e-mail
Using e-mail with the document server
Using the document server function
Storage procedure
Viewing a list of stored files
Deleting stored files
Changing file information
The relationship between the resolution and the data size
Miscellaneous
Job list
Checking the list
Deleting jobs
User codes
Registering a new user code
Changing a user code
Deleting a user code
Displaying the counter for each user code
Printing the counter for each user code
Clearing the counter
E-mail destination
Registering an e-mail address
Changing a registered e-mail destination
Deleting a registered e-mail address
Registering e-mail destinations to a group
Registering a new group
Registering e-mail destinations to a group
Deleting an e-mail destination from a group
Displaying the destinations registered in groups
Changing a group name
Deleting a group
Maintaining your machine
Powering the machine off and on
Main power switch
Operation switch
Saving energy
Loading paper
Loading paper in tray 1 (tandem tray)
Loading paper in tray 2 and 3
Loading paper in the Large Capacity Tray
Loading paper in the bypass tray
Loading paper in the Interposer
Changing the paper size in tray 2 or 3
Pausing the 100 Staple Finisher
Adding toner
Replacing toner
Clearing misfeeds
Clearing jams in area A
Clearing jams in area B
Clearing jams in area C
Clearing jams in area D
Clearing jams in area E
Clearing jams in area F
Clearing jams in area P1
Clearing jams in area P2
Clearing jams in area Q
Clearing jams in area R (Booklet Finisher)
Clearing jams in area R (100 Staple Finisher, 50 Staple Finisher)
Clearing jams in area U
Adding staples
50 Staple Finisher, Booklet Finisher
Booklet Finisher (saddle stitch)
100 Staple Finisher
Removing jammed staples
50 Staple Finisher, Booklet Finisher
Booklet Finisher (saddle stitch)
100 Staple Finisher
Removing punch waste
50 Staple Finisher, Booklet Finisher
100 Staple Finisher
Cleaning your machine
Cleaning the exposure glass
Cleaning the document feeder
Configuring the printer for the network with the operation panel
Settings for SMTP authentication and POP authentication
Items set using the control panel
Items set using the Web browser
Configuring the network interface board settings
Troubleshooting
If your machine does not operate as you want
General
Document server
When a message is displayed
If you cannot make clear copies
If you cannot make copies as you want
When memory is full
Scanner
When scanning is not performed as expected
Delivery function does not work
When an error message is displayed on the control panel
When an error message is displayed on the computer
User Tools (Copy/Document Server Features)
Accessing User Tools (Copy/Document Server Features)
General Features 1/5
General Features 2/5
General Features 3/5
General Features 4/5
General Features 5/5
Reproduction Ratio 1/2
Reproduction Ratio 2/2
Edit 1/2
Edit 2/2
Stamp
Background Numbering
Preset Stamp
User Stamp
Date Stamp
Page Numbering
Input/Output 1/2
Input/Output 2/2
User Tools (System Settings)
Accessing User Tools (System Settings)
General Features
Tray Paper Settings
Timer Setting
Interface Settings/Network
File Transfer
Key Operator Tools
User Tools (scan feature)
Basic Settings
Scanner Settings
User Tools (printer features)
Prints menu
Reset menu
Forms menu
Settings menu
PCL menu
IPDS menu
PostScript menu
Network menu
TCP/IP menu
NB/AT/NW menu
Info menu
Appendix A. Notices
Product Recycling and Disposal
Trademarks
Energy Star
Information about Installed Software
Special Licensing Information for Ricoh provided software:
Special Licensing Information for IBM provided software
Appendix B. Communications Statements
Korea
China
Index
InfoPrint 2090/2105 Planning Guide
Preface
Related publications
Introduction
Printer features
Copier features
Scanner features
Document server highlights
Optional features
Third party enabler features (not available in Japan)
InfoPrint 2090ES and 2105ES components
Front view
External options
InfoPrint 2090ES and 2105ES highlights
Job ticketing
Using ordered media
Creating tray profiles
Resident printer web pages
Archive to document server
Download job history
Restricted IP printing
Networking plug and play
Enhanced DHCP/Plug & Play
Send and save
E-mail from the printer for job and printer status
Scan to E-mail
Network status page
Edge sensitivity
Side sensitivity
Defined forms support
E-mail printing
Time of day
Parameter duplication
Printer utilities
Organizing the planning team
Planning coordinator
Physical planner
System and application programmers
Operator
Pre-installation checklist
Software requirements and support
PSF requirements
IBM AFP/IPDS
Advanced function presentation licensed programs
EBCDIC attachment language support
ASCII attachment to iSeries
IBM OS/400 ASCII printer support
PCL and PostScript optional fonts
PCL font support
PCL symbols set support
PCL SEMEA support
SEMEA PCL symbols set support
PostScript font support
PostScript DBCS font support
Hardware requirements
Attachment/operating system support
Host system attachment choices
Physical attachment requirements
Token ring local area network
Ethernet TCP/IP local area network
Physical and installation requirements
Installation planning worksheet
Installation requirements
Where to put your machine
Machine environment
Access to the machine
Air conditioning and ventilation
Physical specifications
Machine dimensions
Mainframe
Electrical specifications
Branch circuit guidelines
Performance considerations
Printing speed
Performance planning
Paper
Paper handling notes
Non-recommended paper
Recommended paper sizes and types - paper trays
North America and Asia Pacific (except for Japan)
Europe
Japan
Media types supported
Recommended paper sizes and types - copier
Media supported for copying
Non-recommended originals for the document feeder
Sizes detectable by auto paper select
Sizes difficult to detect
Missing image area
Output media capacities
100 Staple Finisher
Booklet Finisher
Finishing supported
Ordering supplies
Storing supplies
Storing paper
Notices
Product Recycling and Disposal
Trademarks
Energy Star
Information about Installed Software
Special Licensing Information for Ricoh provided software:
Special Licensing Information for IBM provided software
iSeries configuration fix
Index
InfoPrint 2090/2105 Quick Reference Guide
About your printer
Related publications
Technical support
Ordering supplies
Job ticketing
Resident printer web pages
Obtaining documents, drivers, utilities, and code updates from the Web
Using the controls
Paper
Paper handling notes
Non-recommended paper
Recommended paper sizes and types - paper trays
North America and Asia Pacific (except for Japan)
Europe
Japan
Media types supported
Finishing supported
Using the printer
Turning the printer online and offline
Printing a configuration page
Printing a network page
Saving print jobs
Using ordered media
Creating tray profiles
Using the copier
Display panel--copier
Basic procedure
Setting originals
One-sided/two-sided copying
Simplex: 1 Sided ? 1 Sided
Duplex: 1 Sided ? 2 Sided
Duplex: 2 Sided ? 2 Sided
SADF mode
Placing custom size originals
Copying onto transparencies
Copying onto tab stock
Sort (collate)
Stack
Staple
Punch
Programs
Interrupt copy
To interrupt a print job
To interrupt copying while originals are being fed
To interrupt copying after all originals have been fed
Sample copy
Copy Functions
Using the document server
Storing data
To check details of stored documents
Searching for stored documents
Printing stored documents
Combining files
Inserting documents
Deleting pages
Deleting stored documents
Using the scanner
Sending stored scan data by e-mail
Procedure for sending e-mail
Checking the status of e-mail
Using the network delivery scanner function
Delivering stored scan data
Checking the status of delivery
Using the document server function
Storing data
Viewing a list of stored files
Using the network TWAIN scanner function
Scanning originals
Maintaining your machine
Powering the machine off and on
Clearing misfeeds
User Tools (Copier/Document Server Features)
Accessing User Tools (Copier/Document Server Features)
General Features - General
General Features - Image Adjustment
General Features - Display/Tone
Reproduction Ratio
Edit
Stamp
Input/Output
User Tools (System Settings)
Accessing User Tools (System Settings)
General Features
Timer Settings
Key Operator Tools
Interface Settings/Network
File transfer
Paper Tray Settings
Accessing Paper Tray Settings
Tray Paper Settings
User Tools (Scan Feature)
Basic Settings
Scanner Settings
User tools (printer features)
Prints menu
Reset menu
Forms menu
Settings menu
PCL menu
IPDS menu
PostScript menu
Network menu
TCP/IP menu
NB/AT/NW menu
Info menu
Appendix. Notices
Product Recycling and Disposal
Trademarks
Energy Star
Information about Installed Software
Special Licensing Information for Ricoh provided software:
Special Licensing Information for IBM provided software
InfoPrint 2090/2105 User's Guide
About this book
Conventions used
Related publications
Safety notices
Safety precautions
Electrical safety
Fire safety
Lightning safety
Laser safety
Other safety notices
About your printer
Introduction
Printer highlights
Copier highlights
Scanner highlights
Document server highlights
Optional features
Third party enabler features (not available in Japan)
Locations--main unit
Front view
Rear view
External options
Technical support
Ordering supplies
Infoprint 2090ES and 2105ES CD-ROMs
Job ticketing
Resident printer web pages
Obtaining documents, drivers, utilities, and code updates from the Web
Using the controls
Control panel
Adjusting the control panel
Paper
Paper handling notes
Non-recommended paper
Recommended paper sizes and types - paper trays
North America and Asia Pacific (except for Japan)
Europe
Japan
Media types supported
Recommended paper sizes and types - copier
Media supported for copying
Non-recommended originals for the document feeder
Sizes detectable by auto paper select
Sizes difficult to detect
Missing image area
Output media capacities
100 Staple Finisher
Booklet Finisher
Finishing supported
Using the printer
Turning the printer online and offline
Printing a configuration page
Printing a network page
Printing a list of PCL fonts
Printing a list of PostScript fonts
Printing a list of IPDS fonts
Saving print jobs
Using ordered media
Managing jobs
Creating tray profiles
Automatic tray linking
Using the copier
Display panel--copier
Basic procedure
Setting originals
Setting originals on the exposure glass
Setting originals in the document feeder
Paper orientation
Setting special originals
Adjusting copy image density
Choosing the original type
Selecting copy paper
Auto reduce/enlarge
Copying onto transparencies
Copying onto tab stock
Sort (collate)
Stack
Staple
Punch
Programs
Storing a program
Changing a stored program
Deleting a program
Recalling a program
Job preset
Editing job preset
Deleting a job
Interrupt copy
To interrupt a print job
To interrupt copying while originals are being fed
To interrupt copying after all originals have been fed
Auto start
Sample copy
Copy functions
Preset reduce/enlarge
Create margin mode
Zoom
Size magnification
Directional magnification (%)
Directional size magnification (inch)
Separation
Copy face up
Customize function
Duplex
1 sided combine
2 sided combine
Series copies
Copying book originals
Book ? 2 sided
Multi ? 2 sided
Booklet
Magazine
Mix 1 & 2 sided
Scanning position
Margin adjustment
Erase
Border erase
Center/border erase
Inside erase
Outside erase
3 edges full bleed
Double copies
Image repeat
Centering
Covers
Designate
Chapters
Designation sheet copy
Insert designation sheet
Slip sheets
Background numbering
Preset stamp
Changing stamp position, size, and density
User stamp
To change the stamp position
To program the user stamp
To delete the user stamp
Date stamp
To change the date format
To change the stamp position
Page numbering
Changing the stamp position
Specifying the first printing page and start number
Stamp text
To change the stamp position
Storing jobs in the document server
Using the document server
Document server main display
Using the document server
Storing data
To register or change a user name
To change a file name
To set or change a password
Changing the file name, user name, or password
To check details of stored documents
Searching for stored documents
To search by user name or file name
Printing stored documents
Printing from the list
Change the print settings when printing
Stopping printing
Changing the number of copies during printing
Preset copy
Sample copy
Print selected pages
Edit file
Combining files
Inserting documents
Deleting pages
Deleting stored documents
Settings for the document server
Using the scanner
Overview
Configuration planning
Configuring the network scanner
Scanner Network Settings
Basic settings
Scanner settings
Subject settings
Setting originals
Placing originals
Original orientation and scan area
Sending stored scan data by e-mail
Preparing to send by e-mail
Using the network delivery scanner function
Preparing to deliver
Display screen
Delivering stored scan data
Checking the status of delivery
Using the document server function
Storing data
Viewing a list of stored files
Managing stored files
Using the network TWAIN scanner function
Preparing to use the network TWAIN scanner
Scanning originals
Relationship between resolution and data size
When using for e-mail, or as a network delivery scanner, or document server
When using as a network TWAIN scanner
Relationship between file type specified and file type used when sending e-mail
Miscellaneous
Job list
Checking the list
Changing the order of jobs
Deleting jobs
User codes
Registering a new user code
Changing a user code
Deleting a user code
Displaying the counter for each user code
Printing the counter for each user code
Clearing the counter
E-mail destination
Registering an e-mail address
Changing a registered e-mail destination
Deleting a registered e-mail address
Registering e-mail destinations to a group
Registering a new group
Registering e-mail destinations to a group
Deleting an e-mail destination from a group
Displaying the destinations registered in groups
Changing a group name
Deleting a group
Maintaining your machine
General notes
Powering the machine off and on
Main power switch
Operation switch
Saving energy
Loading paper
Loading paper in tray 1 (tandem tray)
Loading paper in Tray 2 and 3
Loading paper in the 4550-Sheet High Capacity Feeder (Tray 4, Tray 5, and Tray 6)
Loading paper in the optional Large Paper Size Tray 1 Kit
Loading paper in the Interposer
Loading paper in the Auxiliary Tray (tray 7)
Loading orientation-fixed paper or two-sided paper
Changing the paper size
Changing the paper size in tray 2 or 3
Changing the paper size of the 4550-Sheet High Capacity Feeder (Tray 4 and 5)
Pausing the 100 Staple Finisher
Adding toner
Replacing toner
Clearing misfeeds
Clearing jams in area A
Clearing jams in area B1
Clearing jams in area B5
Clearing jams in area C
Clearing jams in area D
Clearing jams in area P
Clearing jams in area Q
Clearing jams in area R (Booklet Finisher)
Clearing jams in area R (100 Staple Finisher)
Clearing jams in area U
Clearing jams in area V
Clearing jams in area Z1
Clearing jams in area Z5
Adding staples
Booklet Finisher
Booklet Finisher (saddle stitch)
100 Staple Finisher
Removing jammed staples
Booklet Finisher
Booklet Finisher (saddle stitch)
100 Staple Finisher
Removing punch waste
Cleaning the machine
Cleaning the exposure glass
Cleaning the document feeder
Other functions
Changing the display language
Counter
Security
Protecting stored documents
Extended security function
Setting extended security
Unlocking a locked document
Temporarily disabling document security
Operating environment and notes
Operating environment
For administrator
For user
Configuring the printer for the network with the operation panel
Settings for SMTP Authentication and POP Authentication
Items set using the control panel
Items set using the Web browser
Configuring the Network Interface Board Settings
Troubleshooting
If your machine does not operate as you want
When a message is displayed
If you cannot make clear copies
If you cannot make copies as you want
When memory is full
Scanner
When scanning is not performed as expected
When the delivery function does not work
When an error message appears on the control panel
When an error message appears on the client computer
User Tools (Copier/Document Server Features)
User Tools Menus
Accessing User Tools (Copier/Document Server Features)
General Features - General
General Features - Image Adjustment
General Features - Display/Tone
Reproduction Ratio
Edit
Stamp
Input/Output
User Tools (System Settings)
User Tools Menus
Accessing User Tools (System Settings)
General Features
Timer Settings
Key Operator Tools
Interface Settings/Network
File transfer
Paper Tray Settings
Accessing Paper Tray Settings
Tray Paper Settings
User Tools (Scan Feature)
Basic Settings
Scanner Settings
User Tools (Printer Features)
Prints menu
Reset menu
Forms menu
Settings menu
PCL menu
IPDS menu
PostScript menu
Network menu
TCP/IP menu
NB/AT/NW menu
Info menu
Appendix A. Notices
Product Recycling and Disposal
Trademarks
Energy Star
Information about Installed Software
Special Licensing Information for Ricoh provided software:
Special Licensing Information for IBM provided software
Appendix B. Communications Statements
Korea
China
Index
InfoPrint 2060/2075/2090/2105 Finishing Guide
About this publication
Who should read this publication?
Understanding the syntax notation used in this publication
Related information
Overview of finishing
Software support
Finishing capabilities
100 Staple Finisher
50 Staple Finisher
Booklet Finisher
Interposer
General finishing notes
Staple characteristics
Booklet Finishing
Finishing with a form definition or copy group
Using a form definition
Form definitions without a copy group
Form definitions with multiple finishing operations
Using an internal copy group
Finishing with PSF for OS/390
Defining the printer to JES
Specifying finishing operations
Submitting a print job
Using JCL
Using Infoprint Server
Using the Interposer
Sample FORMDEF
Sample Job
JCL for Running Sample Job
Finishing with PSF for OS/400
Defining the printer
Defining a printer file
Specifying finishing operations
Using a form definition or copy group
Using a printer file
Using DDS
Submitting a print job
Finishing with InfoPrint Manager
Specifying finishing operations
Submitting a print job
Using PSF Direct
Using InfoPrint Submit
Using InfoPrint Select
Using the pdpr command
Using a Windows gateway printer or the IPP gateway
Using Download for OS/390
Using InfoPrint Manager hot folders
Using InfoPrint Manager LPD and an LPR client
Using the Interposer
Specifying the correct bins
Building a job with Infoprint Submit
ps2afp Transform
StapleDetails/PunchDetails information
Appendix A. Stapling FORMDEFs
Appendix B. Notices
Trademarks
Index
InfoPrint 2060/2075/2090/2105 Ethernet and Token Ring Configuration Guide
Book at a Glance
Server-to-Printer Attachments Described in this Book
Conventions
Typefaces
Graphical User Interface Conventions
Product Support
Start Here--Installation Checklist
Configuration Checklist
Default Parameter Values
Ethernet settings
Ethernet and Token Ring Frame Types on IBM NICs
Accessing the Printer Configuration Page
Accessing the Printer Configuration Page from the Web
Accessing the Printer Configuration Page from the Printer
Accessing the Network Configuration Page
Accessing the Network Configuration Page from the Web
Accessing the Network Configuration Page from the Printer
Accessing the Network Status Page
Accessing the Network Status Page from the Web
Accessing the Network Status Page from the Printer
Using Token Ring
Switching between Ethernet and Token Ring
Setting the LAA on Token-Ring NICs
Resetting the LAA back to the MAC Address
Web-Ready Printing
Printer-Resident Web Pages
Web Page Administrator Access
Web Pull Printing
Configuring the Printer for Web Pull Printing
Direct File Printing
Windows Platforms on TCP/IP Networks
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
IBM Connect and Print
Installing IBM Connect and Print
Configuring IBM Connect and Print
Troubleshooting
Recommendations for Your Print Configuration
Supported Windows Print Server Platforms
Supported Windows Client Platforms
Configuring Windows on TCP/IP Networks to Print Direct
Configuring Windows 2000 to Print Directly to the Printer
Configuring Windows Millenium to Print Directly to the Printer
Configuring a Windows Print Server on TCP/IP Networks
Configuring a Windows 2000 Print Server
Configuring a Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 Print Server
Configuring a Windows Millenium Print Server
Configuring Windows Print Clients on TCP/IP Networks
Configuring a Windows 2000 Print Client
Configuring a Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP Print Client
Configuring a Windows Millenium Print Client
Windows NetBIOS
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing the Printer on Windows Millenium
Installing the Printer on Windows 2000
Installing the Printer on Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP
InfoPrint Manager for Windows
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Choosing an InfoPrint Manager Destination Type
NetWare 3.x
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Choosing Print Server or Remote Printer
Print Server
Remote Printer
Configuring for NetWare using IBM NPTB
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Configuring under NetWare 3 as a Print Server using PConsole
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Configuring under NetWare 3 as a Remote Printer using PConsole
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Verifying the NetWare Configuration
Installing Printer Drivers
Using the Command Line
Using the NetWare Tools GUI
NetWare 4.x and Above
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Configuring as a Print Server in NDS Mode Using PConsole
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Configuring as a Print Server in Bindery Mode Using PConsole
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Configuring as a Remote Printer in NDS Mode Using PConsole
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Configuring as a Print Server in NDS Mode Using NWAdmin
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Configuring as a Remote Printer in NDS Mode Using NWAdmin
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Configuring Using Novell NDPS
Overview
Installing the Printer Driver into the NDPS Broker
Setup using Forward Jobs to a Queue Mode
Setup using LPR Mode
Setup using RPrinter Mode
Handling NetWare/IPX Problems
Hardware Problems
Connectivity Problems
Network Setup
Print Formatting Problems
Jobs not Printing
NetWare Discovery Process of the Printer Acting as a Print Server
Determining NetWare File Server Licenses
Printing Problems with TCP/IP and NetWare on the Same Network
NetWare AppleTalk Printing Service
Installation and Configuration of ATPS
Configuring iSeries for an ASCII Printer
Requirements
Host Print Transform
Configuration Checklist
Developing Line Descriptions with CRTLINETH or CRTLINTRN
Creating an Ethernet Line Description
Creating a Token Ring Line Description
Configuring iSeries for TCP/IP
Configuring an iSeries TCP/IP Interface with ADDTCPIFC
Configuring a Route Definition with ADDTCPRTE
Configuring a Local Domain and Hostname
Configuring a TCP/IP Host Table Entry
Configuring iSeries for Printing
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Setting up Printing for PCL Files
Verifying PCL Printing on iSeries Using IBM SNMP
Sharing the Printer with IPDS host systems (PSF/400 or OS/390)
Configuring iSeries for an IPDS Printer
Requirements
Printing AFP, IPDS, PDF, PCL, and PostScript Files
Configuration Checklist
Configuring an iSeries TCP/IP Interface
Configuring the iSeries Interface with ADDTCPIFC
Configuring a TCP/IP Host Table Entry
Configuring TCP/IP Keep Alive
Configuring PSF/400 for IPDS
Configuring PSF with CRTDEVPRT
Configuring PSF/400 with CRTPSFCFG
Verifying the IPDS Configuration on iSeries
Sharing the PSF/400 Printer on the Network
Sharing the printer with other non-IPDS host systems using MID
Sharing the printer with other IPDS host systems
Resolving iSeries Problems
Printer Cannot be PINGed
If PSF/400 Terminates When Initialized
Spooled Print File Remains in PND Status
Spooled Files Disappear Without Printing
Data is Being Clipped
Printer Powered Off While Writer Is Active
Configuring OS/390 to Print IPDS or Line Data Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Configuring PSF to Print IPDS Files
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Verifying a TCP/IP-Attached Printer on OS/390
Starting a TCP/IP-attached Printer
Stopping a TCP/IP-attached Printer
Resolving IPDS Printing Problems
Sharing IBM Network Printers on OS/390
Sharing the printer with other non-IPDS host systems using MID and the JES Spool
Sharing the printer with other IPDS host systems, without MID JES Spool Printer Sharing
Handling OS/390 Connectivity Problems
Ping Is Not Successful
Ping Is Successful
Configuring OS/390 to Print S/390 Line Data, PCL, and PostScript Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Examples
Configuring PSF/VM to print IPDS files
Requirements
Configuration Verification
Define the Printer to PSF/VM
Sharing IBM Network Printers on VM
Problem Determination
TCP/IP Support in PSF/VSE
Overview
Installation Requirements for TCP/IP Support in PSF/VSE
PRINTDEV Statement
Configuring AIX to Format and Print PCL and PostScript Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing AIX Printer Driver and Utilities
TAR-Formatted Files
Using the CD-ROM
Configuring AIX to Format and Print Files
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Verifying an AIX Configuration
Configuring AIX to Print Formatted PCL and PostScript Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Configure AIX to Print Formatted Files
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Verifying an AIX Configuration
Configuring AIX to Print IPDS Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Configuring AIX to Print IPDS Files
Data Requirements
Configure PSF for AIX to Print IPDS Files
Configuring PSF for AIX for Printer Sharing
Setting up PSF for AIX for Printer Sharing
Verifying an AIX Configuration for IPDS
InfoPrint Manager for AIX
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Defining Printers to InfoPrint Manager
Configuring Network Printers as PSF TCP/IP-Attached Printer
Configuring Network Printers as PSF Other Printers
Configuring the Network Printer to Infoprint as an AIX Printer
Adding an AIX Printer
Configuring HP-UX to Format and Print PCL and PostScript Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing the HP-UX Printer Driver
Configuring the printer and print queues
Verifying an HP-UX Configuration
Configuring Linux
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing the Linux Printer Driver
Configuring the printer and print Queues
Verifying the Linux Configuration
Configuring SCO to Format and Print PCL and PostScript Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing the SCO Printer Driver
Configuring the printer and print queues
Verifying an SCO Configuration
Configuring SUN Solaris to Format and Print PCL and PostScript Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing the SUN Solaris Printer Driver
Configuring the printer and print queues
Verifying a SUN Solaris Configuration
Configuring AIX (System V) to Format and Print PCL6, ASCII, and PostScript Files
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing the AIX (System V) Printer Driver
Configuring the printer and print queues
Verifying the configuration
AppleTalk
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing the IBM PostScript Printer Driver
Installing from the Web
Installing from the CD-ROM
Configuring AppleTalk
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Changing the AppleTalk Name of the Printer
Changing the AppleTalk Zone of the Printer
Configuring Mac OS X to print over a TCP/IP network
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Installing the IBM PostScript Printer Driver
Installing from the Web
Installing from the CD-ROM
Configuring AppleTalk
Data Requirements
Configuration Procedure
Internet Printing Protocol (IPP)
Requirements
Configuration Checklist
Setting TCP/IP Addresses
Setting TCP/IP Addresses
Setting TCP/IP Addresses from the Printer Operator Panel
Setting an IP Address on a Local Segment with ARP/Ping
Setting TCP/IP Addresses with DHCP
DHCP Plug and Play
Setting TCP/IP Addresses with BOOTP
Setting TCP/IP Addresses using the UNIX Printer Drivers
Handling Network Problems
Network Setup
Hardware Problems
Introduction
Resolving Hardware Problems
Connectivity Problems
Ethernet Connectivity Problems
Formatting Problems
LPR/LPD Printing Problems
Verify LPD Queue or Printer Names
Administration
Monitoring Network Printers
The IBM Network Printer Management Model
IBM Network Printer Tool Box (NPTB)
NPTB Environments
Obtaining NPTB
Printer Web Pages
Prioritizing Print Ports
Appendix A. Resetting NICs
Resetting Network Parameters to Factory Defaults
Resetting Network Parameters using NPTB
Resetting Network Parameters from the Web Page
Resetting Network Parameters from the Operator Panel
Appendix B. Notices
Trademarks
Appendix C. Communications Statements
Korea
China
Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations
Index
Help systems
InfoPrint 2190/2210/2235 Web Image Monitor
InfoPrint continuous form printers
3000 Introduction and planning tasks
About This Publication
Terms
Infoprint 3000 Library
Related Publications
Summary of Changes
Introduction
Printer Characteristics
Infoprint 3000 Printer and Form Specifications
Printer Specifications
Form Specifications
Simplex Printers
Components
Printing Methods
Duplex Systems
Components
Duplex System Printing Methods
Configuration for a Simplex Printing System
Inline Configuration for a Duplex Printing System
Left Angle Configuration for a Duplex Printing System
Left Angle Configuration for a Dual Simplex Printing System
'h' Configuration for a Duplex Printing System
Basic Page-Printing Concepts
Combining Text with Images
Orienting Text and Images on a Page
Advanced Function Image and Graphics
Multiple-Up Printing
Using Stored Information
Optional Features
Mark Perforations on Perfless Paper
Move Mark Forms
The Advanced Function Printers Characteristics
Printing Speed
AFCCU Processor Performance Options
Print Material
Print Quality
Print Quality Enhancement
Printer Resolution
480/600 Switchable Printers
IPDS Resolution Acceptance (600 DPI Resolution Only)
Font Enhancement Mode
AFP Resource Resolution
Print Area
Control Unit Processor Memory
Display Touch Screen
Power Control
Simplex Models
Duplex Models
Software Requirements
IPDS
Application Environment
Host System Attachment Choices
System/370 Channel Attachment
Enterprise Systems Connection (ESCON) Channel Attachment
Local Area Network (LAN) Attachments
FDDI Attachment
Preprocessing and Postprocessing Device Interfaces (Optional)
Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability
Data Security
Resident Fonts
Organizing the Planning Team
Planning Coordinator
Physical Planner
System and Application Programmers
Operator
Implementation Plan
Fifteen Weeks before Delivery
Ten Weeks before Delivery
Eight Weeks before Delivery
Six Weeks before Delivery
Four Weeks before Delivery
Arrival of the Printer
Preparing the Processing Environment
Channel and Local Area Network Attachments
System/370 Channel Attachment
ESCON Channel Attachment
ESCON Multiple-Host Environment
Token Ring TCP/IP Local Area Network
Ethernet TCP/IP Local Area Network
FDDI Local Area Network
Performance Considerations
Direct-Attach
Advanced Function Presentation Licensed Programs
IBM Advanced Function Presentation Software
Optical Character Recognition and Bar Code Applications
Installing and Verifying
Converting
Configuration Information Descriptions
Changing the Language of Messages
Configuring the Printer
Printer Configuration Information
Configuring the Host Attachments
Configuring Parallel Channels
Configuring ESCON Channels
Configuring Token Ring TCP/IP
Configuring Ethernet TCP/IP
Configuring FDDI TCP/IP
Configuring Remote Access
Configuring Preprocessing and Postprocessing Devices or Interfaces
Preprocessing/Postprocessing Options for the Simplex Models
Preprocessing/Postprocessing Options For Duplex Models
Configuring a Duplex Printing System
Configuration Work Sheet for Duplex Models
Defining Forms
Simplex Printers
Duplex Systems
Form Characteristics
Using the Forms Identification Work Sheet
Form Identification Work Sheet
Obtaining Supplies
Supplies
IBM Supplies Worksheet
Ordering Supplies
Maintenance Supply Items
Customer-Replaceable Supply Items
Warranty Returns
Storing Supplies
Figures
Tables
Notices
Trademarks
Communication Statements
Glossary
Index
3000 Operator tasks
About This Book
How to Use This Book
Terminology
Notation Conventions
Pictorial Conventions
Infoprint 3000 Library
Related Publications
Introducing the Infoprint 3000
Printer Characteristics
Printer Specifications
Form Specifications
System Components
Duplex Printing Applications
Inline Configuration for Duplex
Left Angle Configuration for Duplex
'h' Configuration for Duplex
Simplex and Dual Simplex Printing Applications
Left Angle Configuration for Dual Simplex
Functional Areas
Forms and the Forms Path
Control Unit Area
Developer Area
Forms Input and Transfer Station Area
Printer Control Panel
Splicing Table
Transfer Station Control Lever and Tractor Control Levers
Puller Control Lever
Fuser Entry Area
Stacker Area
Rear Service Area
Operator's Overview
Operator Responsibilities
Normal Operation (Ready Status)
Operator Intervention (Not Ready Status)
Service Call Procedure
Using the Display/Touch Screen
Using the Display/Touch Screen in Duplex and Dual Simplex Modes
Display/Touch Screen Windows
Menu Summary
Operate Pull-Down Menu
Configure Pull-Down Menu
Analyze Pull-Down Menu
Options Pull-Down Menu
Help Pull-Down Menu
Keypad, Keyboard, and Hexpad Windows
Symbols and Visual Cues
Selection Devices on the Display/Touch Screen Windows
Fingertip Control
Push-buttons
Selectable Field
Radio Buttons
Scroll Bar
Inactive Items
Control Procedures
System Menu
Multiple Procedures
Screen Saver Timeout
Adjusting the Display/Touch Screen Monitor
User Controls
On-Screen-Display Controls
Operating the Printer
Controlling the System Power
Local/Remote Power Control
Powering On the System
Powering Off the System
Powering On and Off Pre/Post Devices
Shutting Down and Restarting the System
Shutting Down the System
Restarting the System
Enabling and Disabling Attachments
Remote Channel Enable/Disable
Local Channel Enable/Disable
Enabling/Disabling Pre/Post Interfaces
Canceling a Job
Changing the Password or Authorization Level
Adjusting the Volume of the Operator Alert Assembly
Connecting an Accessory to the Operator Alert Contacts
Reporting Printer Usage
Switching Printer Modes (Dual Simplex/Duplex)
Switching from Duplex to Dual Simplex Mode
Switching from Dual Simplex to Duplex Mode
Switching Print Resolution
Working With Forms
Loading Forms (Simplex or Dual Simplex Mode)
Loading Forms (Duplex Mode)
Splicing Forms
Threading and Aligning Forms
Forms Are Loaded Through Both Printers
Forms Are Not Loaded In Printer 2
Forms Are Broken Between the Printers
Threading the Buffer/Flipper Unit
Straight Line Configuration
Left Angle Configuration
Adjusting the Print Position
Using the NPRO and NPRO Page Functions to Advance Forms
NPRO Procedure
NPRO Page Procedure
Pre/Postprocessing Nonprocess Runout (NPRO)
Checking for a Front-Facing Page
Checking the Forms Alignment
Checking Print Quality
Changing the Forms-Based Printer Adjustments
Adjusting the Stacker Table Height
Unloading the Stacker
Using the Printer Stacker with a Postprocessing Device
Verifying Synchronized Duplex Printing
Enabling Verification Checking
Disabling Verification Checking
Recovery Procedures
Taking Care of Problems
Responding to Messages
Program Check Messages
Printer Error Messages
Out Of Supplies Messages
Intervention Required Messages
Status Messages
Forms Jams
Forms Jam is Visible
Forms Jam is Not Visible
Stacker Forms Jam
Jam Between Printer 1 and Printer 2
Jams Between the Printer and a Postprocessing Device
Forms Jam In the Postprocessing Device
Clearing the Forms Path
Transfer Station Area
Fuser and Stacker Areas
Stacker and Pendulum Area
Recovering from a Forms Jam
Preventing Jams
Running Traces
Print Quality Problems
Sudden Failures
Problem Solving Tips and Suggested Actions
Maintaining the Printer
Supplies
IBM Supplies Worksheet
Ordering Supplies
Maintenance Supply Items
Customer-Replaceable Supply Items
Warranty Returns
Storing Supplies
Cleaning the Printer
Adding Fuser Oil
Changing the Toner Cartridge
Checking the Toner Collector
Changing the Toner Collector
Changing the Developer Mix
Checking the Fine Filter
Changing the Fine Filter
Cleaning the Oil Belt
Changing the Oil Belt
Checking the Oil Pan
Adding Supplies to Pre/Postprocessing Devices
Configuring the System
Configuring the Printer
Changing the Language of Messages
The Configuration Procedure
Printer Configuration Information
Configuring Remote Access
Configuring Host Attachments
Parallel Channel Configuration Information
ESCON Channel Configuration Information
Token ring TCP/IP Attachment Information
Ethernet TCP/IP Attachment Information
FDDI TCP/IP Attachment Information
Configuring Preprocessing/Postprocessing Devices/Interfaces
Pre/Postprocessor Configuration Values
Configuration Work Sheets
Duplex Configuration Work Sheet
Simplex Configuration Work Sheet
Defining Forms
Setting/Adjusting the Contrast
Setting/Adjusting the Preheat Platen Temperature
Setting/Adjusting the Hot Roll Temperature
Setting/Adjusting the Oil Rate
Setting/Adjusting the Oil Belt Speed
Setting/Adjusting the Paper Weight
Form Identification Work Sheet
Figures
Tables
Safety
Summary of Changes
Appendix A. Valid Form Lengths in Inches
Glossary
Index
Appendix B. Physical System Layouts
Simplex Models
Duplex Models
Appendix C. Special Features
Move Mark Forms
Mark Perforation on Perfless Paper
Long Forms
Notices
Trademarks
Communication Statements
4000/4100 Quick reference tasks
Controlling the system power
Local/remote power control
Powering on the system
Powering off the system
Shutting down and restarting the system
Shutting down the system
Restarting the system
Using the flat panel touchscreen
Adjusting the touchscreen
User controls
On-screen-display controls
Problem resolution
Taking care of problems
Sudden failures
Problem solving tips and suggested actions
Glossary
Index
4000/4100 with Enhanced Operator Console planning and configuration tasks
About this Publication
Terms
Infoprint 4000 and Infoprint 4100 Advanced Function Printers Library
Related Publications
Summary of Changes
Introduction
Printer Characteristics
System Characteristics
Infoprint 4000 Models ISx
Infoprint 4000 Models IDx
Infoprint 4000 Models IRx
Infoprint 4100 Models
Simplex Printers
Components
Printing Methods
Configuration for a Simplex Printing System
Duplex Systems
Duplex System Printing Methods
Duplex Printing
Simplex and Dual Simplex Printing
Components
Printer 1
Printer 2
Complete duplex printing system
Buffer/Flipper Unit
Urge Unit
Preprocessing/Postprocessing Interfaces
Inline Configuration for Any Machine Type or Model
Left-Angle Configuration for Any Machine Type or Model
'H' Configuration for the Infoprint 4000
'H' Configuration for the Infoprint 4100 Models PD1/2 and HD1/2
'H' Configuration for Infoprint 4100 Models HD3/4
Left-Angle Configuration for Dual Simplex Printing
Basic Page-Printing Concepts
Combining Text with Images
Orienting Text and Images on a Page
Portrait Orientation
Landscape Orientation
Normal and Tumble Duplex
Advanced Function Image and Graphics
Multiple-up Printing
Basic N-up Page Positioning
Enhanced N-up Page Positioning
Cut Sheet Emulation
Options for Multiple-up Printing
Using Stored Information
TrueType/OpenType Fonts and Unicode print data
Enhanced Toner Loading
IBM Infoprint 4161 Model 005 Multiple Printer Controller
IBM Infoprint 4161 Model 006 Multiple Printer Controller
Optional Features
Attachments
Function/Performance Enhancements for AFCCU with Microcode Version 11.x and Earlier
Function/Performance Enhancements for AFCCU with Microcode Version 12.0 and Later
Enhanced Operator Console
Infoprint Operator Control
Buffer/Flipper Units
Signature Page
Forms Identification (Barcode)
Additional Pre/Postprocessing Interface
Advanced Function Postprocessing Interface
Customer Changeable Developer
Additional Customer Changeable Developers
Developer Cart
Mark Perforations on Perfless Paper
Move Mark Forms
Infoprint Fidelity Manager (Inline Densitometer)
Infoprint Low Resolution Books
Infoprint Forms Management System
Enhanced Printing Adaptor Kit
Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) CCD
Infoprint 4000/4100 Productivity Tracking Feature
Internal Stacker
CCD with Blue, Green, or Red Toners
Commercial Print Support
Specifications
Printing Speed
Print Material
Print Quality
Print Quality Enhancement
Simulating Color with Gray Printing
Printer Resolution
240/300 Switchable Printers (Infoprint 4000 Models Only)
480/600 Switchable Resolution
IPDS Resolution (600 DPI Only)
240 DPI and 300 DPI IPDS Resolution Mode
600 DPI IPDS Resolution Mode
Automatic IPDS Resolution Mode
Font Smoothing Mode (480 and 600 DPI Only)
AFP Resource Resolution
Forms Handling
Splicing Station
Print Area
Touchscreen
Power Control
Duplex Models
Simplex Models
Software Requirements
Print on Demand
IPDS Mode (Production Print Mode)
Application Environment
Host System Attachment Choices
System/370 Channel Attachment
Enterprise Systems Connection (ESCON) Channel Attachment
System/390 Fiber Connection (FICON) Channel Attachment (Infoprint 4100)
Local Area Network (LAN) Attachments
FDDI Attachment
Gigabit Ethernet Attachment
Preprocessing and Postprocessing Device Interfaces
Universal printer pre- and postprocessing interface (UP3I)
Universal Printer Pre- and Postprocessing Interface UP3I (FC 4730)
System requirements
PPFA UP3I support
Conduit support for UP3i
Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability
Data Security
Resident Fonts
Magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) CCD
Using the Infoprint 4000/4100 to print MICR documents
Setting up the printer for printing with MICR toner
MICR fonts
MICR format requirements
Amount field, Positions 1-12
On-us field, positions 14-31
Transit field, positions 33-43
External process control field, position 44 (optional)
Auxiliary on-us field, positions 45-65 (optional)
MICR quality control
Quality control tools
MICR quality and format verification
Sampling frequency
Vertical registration
Horizontal registration
Clear band area
Voids
Using highlight color with the Infoprint 4000 and Infoprint 4100
Prerequisites
Aligning the printhead
Considering print registration
Planning the application
Designing the document
Example of highlight color application: OUTBACK
Application considerations
Page synchronization
Duplex Side 1/2 Verification
Program-controlled synchronization verification
System software support differences
Threading the printer (side 1 to side 1)
Straight line configuration (side 1 to side side 1)
Left angle configuration (side 1 to side 1)
H-configuration (side 1 to side 1)
Organizing the Planning Team
Planning Coordinator
Physical Planner
System and Application Programmers
Operator
Implementation Plan
Fifteen Weeks Before Delivery
Ten Weeks Before Delivery
Eight Weeks Before Delivery
Six Weeks Before Delivery
Four Weeks Before Delivery
Arrival of the Printer
Preparing the Processing Environment
Channel and Local Area Network Attachments
System/370 Channel Attachment
ESCON Channel Attachment
ESCON Multiple Host Environment
FICON Channel Attachment ( Infoprint 4100)
Token Ring TCP/IP Local Area Network
Ethernet TCP/IP Local Area Network
Gigabit Ethernet SX (fiber) TCP/IP Local Area Network
Gigabit Ethernet TX (copper) TCP/IP Local Area Network
FDDI Local Area Network
Attachment cable features
Selecting a cable feature
Performance Considerations
System/370 Attachment
ESCON Attachment
FICON Attachment
Direct-Attach
Advanced Function Presentation Licensed Programs
IBM Advanced Function Presentation Software
Optical Character Recognition and Bar Code Applications
BCOCA Support
Document Composition Facility (Programnbsp;5748-XX9)
Bar Codes and Optical Character Recognition Fonts (Programnbsp;5688-021)
Installing and Verifying
Conversion
Preparing the Physical Environment
Environmental Requirements
Environmental Impact
Heat/Power
Sound
Physical Requirements
Normal Precautions to Prevent Fire
Power Requirements
Power Outlet and Cable Summary
Power - Print engine
Power - Printer control unit (Infoprint 4100 HS2 and HD3/4 only)
Power - Air Bearing Buffer/Flipper Unit
Physical installation power and grounding recommendations
Power recommendations
Grounding recommendations
Auxiliary power source recommendations
Additional electrical requirements
Interface point requirements for low frequency phenomena
Print Engine Power Cable and Receptacle
U.S. and Canada
All Other Countries
Vacuum Cleaner
CE Toolkit
Space Requirements
Duplex Systems
Inline Configuration for All Infoprint 4000 Models with the Short Buffer/Flipper Unit
Inline Configuration for All Infoprint 4000 Models with the Tall Buffer/Flipper Unit
Left-Angle Configuration for All Infoprint 4000 Models with the Tall Buffer/Flipper Unit
'H' Configuration for All Infoprint 4000 Models with the Tall or Short Buffer/Flipper Unit (both printers facing the same direction)
Inline Configuration for Infoprint 4100 Models PD1/2 and HD1/2 with the Tall Buffer/Flipper Unit
Inline Configuration for All Infoprint 4100 Models with the Air Bearing Buffer/Flipper Unit
Left-Angle Configuration for Infoprint 4100 Models PD1/2 and HD1/2 with the Tall Buffer/Flipper Unit
Left-Angle Configuration for Infoprint 4100 Models HD3/4 with the Tall Buffer/Flipper Unit
'H' Configuration for All Infoprint 4100 Models with the Tall Buffer/Flipper Unit (both printers facing the same direction)
Simplex Systems
Infoprint 4000 Models
Infoprint 4100 Models
Systems with the Dual Inline Densitometer
Physical Layout
Shipping Notes
Physical Dimensions
Physical Attachment Requirements
Installation Requirements
Selecting and Testing Forms
Continuous Forms
Stacking Forms
Special-Purpose Materials
Preprinted Forms
Storing Print Materials
Testing Forms and Applications
Valid Form Lengths in Inches
Form Lengths Not Supported with the Signature Page Feature (Infoprint 4000 Models Only)
Setting Printer Definition Values
Changing the Language of Messages
Defining the Printer
Printer Definition Information
Defining the Host Attachments
Defining Interfaces and Preprocessing or Postprocessing Devices
Options for Duplex Models
Options for Simplex Models
Defining Remote Access
Establishing Form Settings
Creating a Snapshot
Appendix A. Obtaining Supplies
Supplies
IBM Supplies Work Sheet
Infoprint 4000 Supplies Work Sheet
Infoprint 4100 Supplies Work Sheet
Ordering Supplies
Maintenance Supply Items
Customer-replaceable Supply Items
Warranty Returns
Storing Supplies
Appendix B. Work Sheets
Installation Planning Work Sheet
Physical Planning Work Sheet
Duplex Definition Work Sheet
Simplex Definition Work Sheet
Snapshots Work Sheet
Appendix C. Standard Power Plug Listings
Notices
Trademarks
Product Recycling and Disposal
Communication Statements
Glossary
Index
4000/4100 with Enhanced Operator Console operator tasks
About this book
Terminology
Notation conventions
Publications guide
Safety
Introducing the printer
Functional areas
About forms and forms path
About the control unit area
About the operator alert assembly
About the operator alert lights on the Infoprint 4100 Models HS2 and HD3/4
About the touchscreen
About the mouse
About the keyboard
About the diskette drive
About the power control panel
About the printer operator panel
About the display
About the function keys
About the indicators
About the developer
About the forms input area and transfer station area
About the printer control panel
About the splicing table
About the transfer station control lever and tractor control knob
About the vacuum, stack height, and puller controls
About the fuser entry area
About the stacker area
About the stacker control panel
About the rear service area
Operator's overview
Operator responsibilities
Normal operation (Ready status)
Operator intervention (Not Ready status)
Service call procedure
Using the touchscreen
The Enhanced Operator Console
Tabs, buttons, and panels
Adjusting the touchscreen
User controls
On-screen-display controls
Problem resolution
Operating the printer
Controlling the system power
Local/remote power control
Powering on the system
In host-controlled remote mode
In local controlled mode
Powering off the system
In host-controlled remote mode
In local controlled mode
Emergency power off
Shutting down and restarting the system
Shutting down the system
Restarting the system
Configuring the printer
Configuring remote access
Configuring e-mail traces
Configuring attachments
Enabling and disabling attachments
Remote channel enable/disable
Local channel enable/disable
Enabling a host attachment
Disabling a host attachment
Enabling and disabling pre/postprocessors
Configuring pre/postprocessors
Canceling a job
Authorization levels
Changing access levels and passwords
Managing and defining new users
Loading configuration from diskette
Adjusting the volume of the operator alert assembly
Connecting an accessory to the operator alert contacts
Reporting printer usage
Switching printer modes (dual simplex/duplex) and printer speed
Switching from duplex to dual simplex mode
Switching from dual simplex to duplex mode
Switching printer speeds
Working with forms
Snapshots
Viewing Snapshots
Sorting and searching Snapshots
Loading a Snapshot
Saving changes to Snapshots
Saving a new Snapshot
Deleting a Snapshot
Restoring Snapshot settings from diskette
Loading forms--auto load (dual simplex mode)
At the touchscreen or the printer operator panel
At the printer forms input area
At the touchscreen
At the stacker control panel
At the printer control panel (tractored forms)
At the printer control panel (tractorless forms or no Auto Load controls)
At the printer
At the touchscreen or the printer control panel
Loading forms--auto load (duplex mode)
Loading forms without manual reload--auto load (duplex mode)
Feeding new forms through the printer
Adjusting the printer for new forms
Loading the correct forms settings
Loading forms--semiautomatic load (dual simplex mode)
Checking the tension arm
Adjusting the upper and lower tension arm springs on the Infoprint 4000
Adjusting the lower tension arm spring for the Infoprint 4100
Splicing forms on the Infoprint 4000
Splicing forms on the Infoprint 4100
Splicing tractorless forms
Aligning tractored forms
Forms loaded through both printers
Forms are not loaded in Printer 2
Forms are broken between the printers
Aligning tractorless forms
Threading the Buffer/Flipper Unit (duplex)
Straight line configuration
Left angle configuration
H-configuration
Setting print registration
Using the NPRO function to advance forms
NPRO procedure
NPRO Advance One Page procedure
Checking for a front-facing page
Checking forms alignment
Checking print quality
Engine print balancing procedure
Balancing print contrast between Printer 1 and Printer 2
Balancing print boldness between Printer 1 and Printer 2
Unloading the stacker
Using the printer stacker with a postprocessor
Verifying synchronized duplex printing
Taking care of problems
Responding to messages
Operator message codes
Intervention messages
0133 Skew error
0119 Upper tractor forms jam
079A, 0131, 0132 Tension errors
D720 Verification mark position incorrect
0134 Fuser wrap
0093 Input loop paper jam
0161 Stacker jams
Hard program checks
Status messages
Status message summary
Forms jams
Forms jam is visible
Forms jam is not visible
Stacker forms jam
Transfer station area forms jam
Upper fuser forms jam
Stacker pendulum forms jam
Forms jam between Printer 1 and Printer 2
Jams between the printer and a postprocessing device
Forms jam in the postprocessing device
Clearing the forms path
Transfer Station area
Fuser area and Stacker area
Stacker and Pendulum area
Recovering from a forms jam
Suggestions for preventing jams
Running traces
Print quality problems
Sudden failures
Problem solving tips and suggested actions
Maintaining the printer
Cleaning the printer
Developer area
Forms input area
Transfer station area
Stacker area
Buffer/Flipper unit
Rear service area
Adding fuser oil
Adding toner
Adding toner bottles (Infoprint 4000)
Adding a toner cartridge (Infoprint 4100)
Checking the toner collector
Changing the toner collector
Changing the developer mix
Checking the fine filter
Changing the fine filter
Cleaning the oiler belt
Changing the oiler belt
Checking the absorbent pad in the oil pan
Adding supplies
Obtaining supplies
Appendix. Features
Move Mark Forms Feature (RPQ 8B3964)
Mark Perforation on Perfless Paper Feature (RPQ 8B3965)
Enabling long forms
Signature Page Feature (FC 8B4053)
No forms size error checking
Changing the Customer Changeable Developer (CCD)
Removing the developer
Installing the developer
Magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) CCD
Using the Infoprint 4000/4100 to print MICR documents
Setting up the printer for printing with MICR toner
MICR fonts
MICR format requirements
Amount field, Positions 1-12
On-us field, positions 14-31
Transit field, positions 33-43
External process control field, position 44 (optional)
Auxiliary on-us field, positions 45-65 (optional)
MICR quality control
Quality control tools
MICR quality and format verification
Sampling frequency
Vertical registration
Horizontal registration
Clear band area
Voids
Inline Densitometer for High Resolution Printers Feature (FC 4832)
Threading the densitometer unit
Adjusting the upper tension arm spring
Adjusting print density
Inline Densitometer for Low Resolution Printers Feature (FC 4833)
Threading the densitometer unit
Adjusting print density
Measuring density
Forms Identification (Barcode) Feature (FC 4464)
Defining a form barcode
Loading pre-printed barcode forms
Barcode Structure
Hexadecimal Values
Barcode Size and Placement
Cleaning the Forms Barcode Sensor
Problem resolution
Disabling Form Barcode Checking
Stacker Basket Feature (FC 4775)
Using highlight color with the Infoprint 4000 and Infoprint 4100
Prerequisites
Aligning the printhead
Considering print registration
Planning the application
Designing the document
Example of highlight color application: OUTBACK
Application considerations
Page synchronization
Duplex Side 1/2 Verification
Program-controlled synchronization verification
System software support differences
Threading the printer (side 1 to side 1)
Straight line configuration (side 1 to side side 1)
Left angle configuration (side 1 to side 1)
H-configuration (side 1 to side 1)
Universal Printer Pre- and Postprocessing Interface (UP3I) (FC 4730)
Adjusting the paper guides for lightweight paper
Infoprint Manager Operations for AIX on the Enhanced Operator Console Feature (FC 4560)
Enabling the TCP/IP attachment
Using the Infoprint Manager Operations GUI from the printer console
Preheat Platen Teflon Mat (RPQ 8B5023)
Installing the teflon mat and wear strip
Removing the teflon mat and wear strip assembly
Notices
Trademarks
Product Recycling and Disposal
Communication Statements
Glossary
Index
4100 with InfoPrint Controller Planning and Configuration Guide
Preface
About this Publication
Terms
InfoPrint 4100 Models MS1, HS2, HS3, MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TS1, TS2, TD1/2, and TD3/4 Advanced Function Printers Library
Related Publications
Introduction
Printer Characteristics
System Characteristics
InfoPrint 4100 Models
Simplex Printers
Components
Printing Methods
Configuration for a Simplex Printing System
Duplex Systems
Duplex System Printing Methods
Duplex Printing
Dual Simplex Printing
Components
Printer 1
Printer 2
Complete duplex printing system
Web Cooling System
Air Bearing Flipper and Tall Buffer/Flipper Unit
Paper Paths and Feature Codes
Preprocessing/Postprocessing Interfaces
Inline Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2, and TD3/4 with Web Cooling System
Left-Angle Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2 and TD3/4 with Web Cooling System
H Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2, and TD3/4 with Web Cooling System
Left-Angle Configuration for Dual Simplex Printing without Web Cooling System
Inline Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2 or TD1/2 without Web Cooling System
Inline Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models HD3/4 or TD3/4 without Web Cooling System
Inline Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models HD5/6 without Web Cooling System
Left-Angle Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2, and TD3/4 without Web Cooling System
H Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2, and TD3/4 without Web Cooling System
Basic Page-Printing Concepts
Combining Text with Images
Orienting Text and Images on a Page
Portrait Orientation
Landscape Orientation
Normal and Tumble Duplex
Advanced Function Image and Graphics
Multiple-up Printing
Basic N-up Page Positioning
Enhanced N-up Page Positioning
Cut Sheet Emulation
Options for Multiple-up Printing
Using Stored Information
TrueType/OpenType Fonts and Unicode print data
Enhanced Toner Loading
Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) CCD
Magnetic ink character recognition (MICR)
Using the InfoPrint 4100 to print MICR documents
Setting up the printer for printing with MICR toner
MICR fonts
MICR format requirements
Amount field, Positions 1-12
On-us field, positions 14-31
Transit field, positions 33-43
External process control field, position 44 (optional)
Auxiliary on-us field, positions 45-65 (optional)
MICR quality control
Quality control tools
MICR quality and format verification
Sampling frequency
Vertical registration
Horizontal registration
Clear band area
Voids
Customer Changeable Developer
Additional Customer Changeable Developers
Developer Cart
Specifications
Printing Speed
Print Material
Print Quality
Print Quality Enhancement
AFP Color Emulation Feature (FC 4850 or 4851)
Simulating Color with Gray Printing
Printer Resolution
480/600 Switchable Resolution
IPDS Resolution (600 dpi Only)
240 dpi and 300 dpi IPDS Resolution Mode
600 dpi IPDS Resolution Mode
Automatic IPDS Resolution Mode
Font Smoothing Mode (480 and 600 dpi Only)
AFP Resource Resolution
Forms Handling
Splicing Station
Print Area
Touch panel
Power Control
Duplex Models
Simplex Models
Software Requirements
IPDS Print on Demand (POD)
IPDS Production Print
Application Environment
Host System Adapter Choices
Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
System/390 Fiber Connection (FICON) Channel Adapter
Enterprise Systems Connection (ESCON) Channel Adapter
Preprocessing and Postprocessing Device Interfaces
Universal printer pre- and postprocessing interface (UP3I)
Universal Printer Pre- and Postprocessing Interface UP3I
System requirements
PPFA UP3I support
Conduit support for UP3i
Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability
Data Security
Resident Fonts
Organizing the Planning Team
Planning Coordinator
Physical Planner
System and Application Programmers
Operator
Implementation Plan
Fifteen Weeks Before Delivery
Ten Weeks Before Delivery
Eight Weeks Before Delivery
Six Weeks Before Delivery
Four Weeks Before Delivery
Arrival of the Printer
Preparing the Processing Environment
Network Adapters
Gigabit Ethernet SX (fiber) TCP/IP Local Area Network
Gigabit Ethernet TX (copper) TCP/IP Local Area Network
FICON Channel Adapter
ESCON Channel Adapter
Multiple Host Environment
Adapter cable features
Selecting a cable feature
Performance Considerations
SNMP Remote Access
Advanced Function Presentation Licensed Programs
InfoPrint Advanced Function Presentation Software
Optical Character Recognition and Bar Code Applications
BCOCA Support
Page Printer Formatting Aid (Program 5688-190)
Installing and Verifying
Conversion
Preparing the Physical Environment
Environmental Requirements
Normal Precautions to Prevent Fire
Vacuum Cleaner
Physical Requirements
Power Requirements
Power Outlet and Cable Summary
Print Engine Power Cable and Receptacle
All Countries Except the U.S.A. and Canada (All Models)
U.S.A. and Canada (Models MS1, HS2, MD1/2, HD3/4, TS1, and TD1/2)
U.S.A. and Canada (Models HS3, HD5/6, TS2, and TD3/4)
Physical installation Power and Grounding Recommendations
Power recommendations
Grounding recommendations
Auxiliary power source recommendations
Additional electrical requirements for 50Hz 400 V installations
Interface point Requirements for low frequency phenomena
Common Electrical Requirements
Environmental Impact
Heat Dissipation, Power, and Acoustics (Models MS1, MD1/2, TS1, and TD1/2)
Heat Dissipation, Power, and Acoustics (Models HS2 and HD3/4)
Heat Dissipation, Power, and Acoustics (Models HS3 and HD5/6)
Heat Dissipation, Power, and Acoustics (Models TS2 and TD3/4)
Space Requirements
Duplex Systems
Inline Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2 and TD3/4 with Web Cooling System
Left-Angle Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2 and TD3/4 with Web Cooling System
H Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2 and TD3/4 with Web Cooling System
Inline Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2 or TD1/2 without Web Cooling System
Inline Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models HD3/4 or TD3/4 without Web Cooling System
Inline Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Model HD5/6 without Web Cooling System
Left-Angle Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2 and TD3/4 without Web Cooling System
H Configuration for InfoPrint 4100 Models MD1/2, HD3/4, HD5/6, TD1/2 and TD3/4 without Web Cooling System
Simplex Systems
InfoPrint 4100 Models
Physical Layout
Shipping Notes
Physical Dimensions
Physical Attachment Requirements
Installation Requirements
Selecting and Testing Forms
Continuous Forms
Stacking Forms
Special-Purpose Materials
Preprinted Forms
Storing Print Materials
Testing Forms and Applications
Valid Form Lengths in Inches
Setting Printer Definition Values
Changing the Language of Messages
Changing Access Levels and Passwords
Managing and Defining New Users
Defining the Printer
Configuring the Printer
Printer Definition Information
Defining Adapters
Configuring Adapters
Defining Protocols
Configuring Protocols
Defining Remote Access
Configuring Remote Access for SNMP
Configuring Remote Access for Online Access (Web Pages)
Configuring Remote Access for E-mail
Configuring Remote Access for PRSCD (Printer Reported Service and Configuration Data)
Configuring Remote Access to Host using Telnet 3270
Configuring Remote Access to Host using Telnet 5250
Configuring Remote Access to InfoPrint Process Director (IPPD) on the Host
Troubleshooting LAN Connectivity and LAN Communication Problems
Defining Interfaces and Preprocessing or Postprocessing Devices
Options for Simplex and Duplex Models
Establishing Form Settings
Creating and Copying Snapshots
Creating and saving Snapshots
Editing multiple Snapshots
Saving Print Quality Settings to a Snapshot
Understanding Print Quality
Copying Snapshots between InfoPrint Controllers
Copying Snapshots from the AFCCU to the InfoPrint Controller
Appendix A. Obtaining Supplies
Supplies
Supplies Work Sheet
InfoPrint 4100 Models MS1, MD1/2, TS1, and TD1/2 Supplies Work Sheet
InfoPrint 4100 Models HS2 and HD3/4 Supplies Work Sheet
InfoPrint 4100 Models TS2 and TD3/4 Supplies Work Sheet
InfoPrint 4100 Models HS3 and HD5/6 Supplies Work Sheet
Ordering Supplies
Maintenance Supply Items
Customer-replaceable Supply Items
Warranty Returns
Storing Supplies
Appendix B. Work Sheets
Installation Planning Work Sheet
Physical Planning Work Sheet
Duplex Definition Work Sheet
Simplex Definition Work Sheet
Snapshots Work Sheet
Appendix C. Standard Power Plug Listings
Notices
Product recycling and disposal
Trademarks
Communication statements
Glossary
Index
4100 with POWER Controller Operator's Guide
Figures
Tables
Safety
Preface
About this book
Terminology
Notation conventions
Publications guide
Introducing the printer
Functional areas
About forms and forms path
About the control unit area
About the operator alert assembly
About the operator alert lights
About the touch panel
About the mouse
About the keyboard and USB flash memory device
About the power control panel
About the printer operator panel
About the display area on the printer operator panel
About the function keys
About the indicators
About the developer
About the forms input area and transfer station area
About the printer control panel
About the splicing table
About the transfer station
About the vacuum, stack height, and puller controls
About the fuser entry area
About the forms exit area
About the stacker control panel
About the rear service area
About the power control panel
About the local and remote power controls
Operator console
The Main touch panel
Tabs on the Main touch panel
Buttons on the Main touch panel
Areas on the Main touch panel
User controls
On-screen-display (OSD) controls
Operator's overview
Operator Responsibilities
Normal operation (Ready status)
Operator intervention (Not Ready status)
Service call procedure
Operating the printer
About the power control panel
About the local and remote power controls
Powering on the system
Powering on the system in local-controlled mode
Powering off the system
Powering off in local-controlled mode
Powering off the system using the Unit Emergency switch
Shutting down and restarting the system
Shutting down the system
Restarting the system
Enabling and disabling protocols
Enabling and disabling pre/postprocessors
Canceling a job
Adjusting the volume of the operator alert assembly
Adjusting the touch panel
Reporting printer usage
Switching printer modes and printer speed
Switching from Duplex to Dual Simplex mode
Switching from Dual Simplex to Duplex mode
Switching printer speeds
Working with Snapshots
Viewing Snapshots
Sorting and searching Snapshots
Loading Snapshots
Creating Snapshots
Changing values in Snapshots
Saving changed Snapshots
Deleting Snapshots
Restoring Snapshots
Working with forms
Loading forms
Choosing a load procedure
Paper paths
Removing forms
Loading tractored roll-feed forms
Threading the forms
Aligning the forms on the tractor pins
Changing forms settings on Printer 1
Loading forms using the Forms Feed button
Checking alignment of tractored forms
Starting the printer
Loading tractored fan-fold forms
Positioning boxed fan-fold forms in the forms input area
Threading the forms
Aligning the forms on the tractor pins
Changing forms settings on Printer 1
Loading forms using the Forms Feed button
Checking alignment of tractored forms
Starting the printer
Loading tractorless roll-feed forms
Threading forms
Adjusting the tractorless feeding unit
Changing forms settings on Printer 1
Loading forms using the Forms Feed button
Starting the printer
Loading special forms
Positioning boxed fan-fold forms in the forms input area
Adjusting the tractorless feeding unit
Changing forms settings on Printer 1
Loading forms using the Forms Feed button
Checking alignment of tractored forms
Setting print registration
Starting the printer
Setting the forms length for Auto Load
Starting the Auto Load sequence
Switching between tractored and tractorless forms
Feeding new forms through the printer
Adjusting the printer for new forms
Loading the correct forms settings
Adjusting the rear paper-edge guide and Dual Toner Mark/Side Verify Sensor
Checking the tension arm
Splicing tractored forms
Aligning tractored forms
Aligning forms in both printers
Aligning forms with no forms in Printer 2
Aligning forms when forms are broken between printers
Aligning tractorless forms
Threading a duplex system
Threading a duplex system in a straight-line (inline) configuration
Threading a duplex system in a left-angle configuration
Threading a duplex system in an H configuration
Setting printer resolution
Setting print registration
Setting printer registration
Non-Process Runout (NPRO)
Advancing forms using NPRO
Advancing one page using NPRO
Checking for front-facing pages
Checking forms alignment
Checking print quality
Saving Print Quality Settings to a Snapshot
Engine print balancing procedures
Balancing print contrast between Printer 1 and Printer 2
Balancing print boldness between Printer 1 and Printer 2
Unloading the stacker
Using the printer stacker with a postprocessor
Verifying synchronzied duplex printing for tractored forms
Special marks
Using side verify marks
Using registration marks for tractorless printing
Using registration marks for top of form
Using registration marks for UP3I synchronization
Creating user-defined registration marks
Taking care of problems
Responding to messages
Operator message codes
Intervention messages
0133 Skew error
0119 Upper tractor forms jam
079A, 0131, 0132 Tension errors
D720 Verification mark position incorrect
0134 Fuser wrap
0093 Input loop paper jam
0161 Stacker jams
Hard program checks
Status messages
Clearing forms jams
Clearing a forms jam when the jam is visible
Clearing a forms jam when the jam is not visible
Clearing a forms jam in the Stacker
Clearing a forms jams in the Transfer Station, the Upper Fuser, or the Forms Exit area
Clearing a forms jam between Printer 1 and Printer 2
Clearing a forms jam between the printer and a postprocessing device
Clearing a forms jam in a postprocessing device
Clearing the forms path
Clearing the forms path in the Transfer Station area
Clearing the forms path in the Fuser area
Clearing the forms path in the Stacker and Pendulum areas
Recovering from a forms jam
Suggestions for preventing jams
Traces
Saving traces to USB flash memory devices
E-mailing traces
Archiving traces to the hard drive
Print quality problems
Sudden failures
Problem solving tips
Cleaning and Servicing the printer
Cleaning the developer area
Cleaning the customer-replaceable corona wires and developer area
Cleaning the forms input area
Cleaning the transfer station area
Cleaning the stacker area
Cleaning the buffer/flipper unit
Cleaning the rear service area
Adding fuser oil
Adding a toner cartridge
Checking the toner collector
Changing the toner waste collector bag
Changing the developer mix
Checking the fine filter
Changing the fine filter
Cleaning the oiler belt
Changing the oiler belt
Checking the absorbent pad in the oil pan
Replacing the customer-replaceable corona wires
Adding supplies
Help topics for the InfoPrint POWER Controller operator console
Using the help system
Main touch panel
Logon window
Manage Users window
Frequent Tasks panels
Snapshot panel
Manage Protocols panel
Cancel Current Job panel
Clear IPDS Buffers panel
Pre/Postprocessors panel
Activity Entry window (with Feature Code 4565)
InfoPrint Manager panel (with Feature Code 4560)
Forms panels
Form Settings panel
Marks window
Special Marks panel
Special Marks - Edit window
Align Forms panel
Print Registration panel
Advance Paper (NPRO) panel
Front Facing panel
Maintenance panels
Print Samples panel
Touch Panel panel
Backup and Recovery panel
Traces panel
Trace Archive window
Configure Control Unit Trace window (Service only)
Diagnostic panels (Service only)
Diagnostics - Adapter panel (Service only)
Diagnostics - Mechanism panel (Service only)
Diagnostics - Pre/Postprocessors panel (Service only)
Diagnostics - Print Quality Mode panel (Service only)
Logs panel (Service only)
Preventative Maintenance panel (Service only)
Error Log panel (Service only)
Printer Definition panels
Print Quality panel
Beam Adjustments window (Service only)
Print Quality Enhancement window (Service only)
Printer panels
Printer - Basic panel
Printer - Setup panel
Printer - Date/Time panel
Printer - Service panel (Service only)
Printer - Resource Utilization panel (Service only)
Printer - Version panel
Printer Definition Language (PDL) panels
PDL - IPDS panel
Network panels
Network - Attachments panel
Network - Adapters window
Network - Remote Access panel
Remote Access - SNMP panel
Remote Access - Online Access panel
Remote Access - E-mail panel
Remote Access - PRSCD panel
Network - Restricted Access panel
Network - Status panel
Pre/Postprocessors panels
Pre/Postprocessing panel
Postprocessing Options panel
UP3i Devices panel
Features panel
Help topics for the InfoPrint 4100 Online Access Web Pages
InfoPrint 4100 Online Access Web Pages
Login page
Status page
Details page
Network page
Snapshot page
Snapshots Editor page
Preventive Maintenance Log page
Error Log page (Service only)
Login History page
Traces page
Microcode Update page (Service only)
Version page
Features
Using the Move Mark Forms feature (RPQ 8B3964)
Using the Side 2 Verify Disable feature (RPQ 8B4282)
Using the Dual Toner Mark/Side Verify Sensor (FC 4570/9570)
Using the Dual Toner Mark/Side Verify sensor in Duplex mode
Using the Dual Toner Mark/Side Verify sensor for same side printing
Using the Signature Page feature (FC 4553)
Using the Forms Size Check feature (RPQ 8B4027)
8.0" Forms Width Support feature (RPQ 8B5045)
Productivity Tracking Feature (FC 4565)
Using the MICR feature (FC 4481 and 9471) for InfoPrint Models HS2, HS3, HD3/4, and HD5/6
Changing the Customer Changeable Developer (CCD)
Removing the Customer Changeable Developer
Installing the Customer Changeable Developer
Using the Stacker Basket Extension (FC 4775) feature
Forms Identification (Bar Code) feature (FC 4464)
Adding or changing a form bar code for an existing Snapshot
Defining a form bar code for a new Snapshot
Loading preprinted bar code forms
Cleaning the forms bar code sensor
Disabling Form Bar Code checking
Problem resolution when using preprinted bar code forms
Using the Universal Printer Pre- and Postprocessing Interface (UP3I) (FC 4740)
InfoPrint Manager Operations for AIX feature (FC 4560) on the InfoPrint POWER Controller Operator Console
Enabling the IPDS TCP protocol for the IPM feature
Using the InfoPrint Manager Operations feature
Using the Commercial Print Support (FC 4940)
Installing and removing the PTFE Mat and PTFE wear strips
Installing the PTFE mat and wear strip
Removing the PTFE mat and wear strip assembly
Enabling Feature Codes and RPQs
Disabling Feature Codes and RPQs
Uninstalling Feature Codes and RPQs
Notices
Trademarks
Product recycling and disposal
Communication statements
Glossary
Index
Forms Design Reference for Continuous Form Printers
Preface
Audience
Printers Covered in this Publication
About This Publication
Related Publications and Standards
General Guidelines for Selecting Forms
Terminology
Print Areas
Standards for Clear Zones
Clear Zones for Side Verify Marks on Tractored Forms
InfoPrint 4000
InfoPrint 4100
Clear Zones for Side Verify Marks on Tractorless Forms
InfoPrint 4000/4100
InfoPrint 4000 Models ID5/ID6 with RPQ 8B4281
Clear Zones for Forms Identification Bar Codes on Preprinted Forms
Standards and Tolerances
Page Uniformity
Forms Tolerances
Stack Lean
Stack Gauge
Testing Before Packaging
Testing After Packaging
Dishing
New Forms
Processed Forms
Edge Accuracy
Perforation and Tractor Hole Accuracy
Perforation Fold Memory
Perforation Embossing
Perforation Strength
Perforation Strength Testing
Test Equipment
Suggestions for Testing
Test References
Tractorless Forms Restrictions
Packaging
Shipping, Storage, and Operating Environment
Selecting Forms
Paper Quality
Paper Dust Contamination
Paper Weight and Thickness
InfoPrint 4000 Paper Weight and Thickness
InfoPrint 4100 Paper Weight and Thickness
Recommended Machine Settings for Use with 42 Pound Paper
Size
InfoPrint 4000 Forms Dimensions
InfoPrint 4100 Forms Dimensions
Smoothness
Fusing Ability
Summary of Form Selection Recommendations
Forms Recommendations for High-Resolution Printers
InfoPrint 62 Forms Specifications
Shipping, Storage, and Operating Environment
InfoPrint 3000 Forms Specifications
InfoPrint 3000 forms dimensions
InfoPrint 3000 basis weights
3900 Forms Specifications
3900 Forms Dimensions
3900 Basis Weight
Selecting Preprinted Forms
General Recommendations
Vapor Emissions from Preprinted Forms
Electronic Overlays
Forms for Advertising
Forms for Negotiable Documents
Selecting Special-Purpose Materials
Prepunched Forms
Labels
Label Design
Label Types
Label Design Requirements
Adhesive
Face Stock Selection
Face Stock Paper
Carrier Material
Basis Weight and Thickness
Smoothness
Recommendations
Operator Tasks
Developing Special Applications
Optical Character Recognition Forms
Bar Code Forms
Colors
Forms Identification Bar Codes
Bar Code Structure
Bar Code Size and Placement
Registration Marks in Tractorless Mode
Registration Marks on the InfoPrint 4000
Registration Marks on the InfoPrint 4100
Registration Marks on the InfoPrint 4000 Model ID5/6 with RPQ 8B4281
Location of Registration Marks on Rolled Forms
Location of Registration Marks with Dual Toner Mark/Side Verify Sensor (FC 4570/9570)
Location of Registration Marks on White Paper in Duplex Mode
Testing Forms and Applications
Questions and Answers: Testing Forms and Applications
What is an Ideal Form and Application?
When Should I Test My Forms and Applications?
What Will Testing Tell Me?
Adjust the Process
Adjust the Printer
How Do I Evaluate the Test Results?
What Kind of Testing Should I Do?
Single-Lot Multiple Box/Roll Test
Multiple-Lot Test
Sample Production Run
Troubleshooting
Printing on the Reverse Side
Safety Practices
Blank Forms
Preprinted Forms
Electronic Overlays
Labels
Multipart Carbonless Forms
Appendix. Basis Weight and Grams/Square Meter of Paper
Notices
Product recycling and disposal
Trademarks
Product recycling and disposal
Information about Installed Software
Glossary
Index
InfoPrint industrial printers
InfoPrint 6500 Line Matrix Printer
Host systems for the InfoPrint 6500 Printer
iSeries connections for the Infoprint 6500 printer
Ethernet connections for the iSeries host
Intelligent Printer Data Stream
Defining a Create Device Desc (Printer)
Defining a Create PSF Configuration
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
Creating an iSeries Ethernet SNMP printer device description for the InfoPrint 6500 printer
Creating An Automatic Remote Output Queue
Setting up a TN5250 Connection/Device
Setting up a TN5250 Connection/Device using a Web browser
Setting Up A TN5250 Connection/Device with a Telnet Session
Twinax connections for the iSeries host
Using iSeries IPDS Twinax connection configuration sheets for the InfoPrint 6500 Printer
Using iSeries SCS Twinax connection configuration sheets for InfoPrint 6500 Printer
zSeries connections for the InfoPrint 6500 printer
Ethernet connections for the zSeries host
Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS)
Defining the Communications Control Unit to z/OS
Modifying the TCP/IP Profile in z/OS
Defining the Printer to JES
Defining the Printer to PSF
Configuring the zSeries for TN3270
Setting up a TN3270 Connection/Device using a Web browser
Configuring the host and printer
VTAM Definitions For SCS and DSE TN3270E
TCPIP Configuration With TN3270E
Printer Inventory Manager As Defined With TN3270E
Using Configuration Screens for the InfoPrint 6500 printer
Creating Coax attachments
6500-LU1-SCS-Local SNA 3174 Control Unit
6500-LU1-SCS-Remote SNA 3174 Control Unit
6500-LU3-DSE-Local SNA 3174 Control Unit
6500-LU3-DSE-Remote SNA 3174 Control Unit
6500-LU0-DSC-Local Non-SNA 3174 Control Unit
Attaching the Printer to a VM Host System
SNA Attachment protocol sample
Non-SNA Attachment protocol sample
pSeries connections for the InfoPrint 6500 printer
Understanding the Ethernet Configuration for AIX 4
Setting up Standard Processing
Setting up Local Filtering
Windows connections for the InfoPrint 6500 printer
Setting up a Windows XP/2000 Host
InfoPrint 6700 Series Thermal Printer
Connection types for the InfoPrint 6700 Printer
iSeries connections for the InfoPrint 6700 printer
Ethernet connections for the iSeries host
Intelligent Printer Data Stream
Defining a Create PSF Configuration
Defining a Create Device Desc (Printer)
Simple Network Management Protocol
Creating an iSeries Ethernet SNMP printer device description for the InfoPrint 6700 printer
Creating an Automatic Remote Output Queue
Setting up a TN5250 Connection/Device
Setting up a TN5250 Connection/Device using a Web browser
Setting Up A TN5250 Connection/Device with a Telnet Session
Twinax connections for the iSeries host
InfoPrint 6700 Printer configuration sheets for an IPDS Twinax connection
InfoPrint 6700 Printer configuration sheets for a SCS Twinax connection
zSeries connections for the InfoPrint 6700 printer
Intelligent Printer Data Stream
Defining the Communications Control Unit to z/OS
Modifying the TCP/IP Profile in z/OS
Defining the Printer to JES
Defining the Printer to PSF
TN3270E Configuration
Setting up a TN3270 Connection/Device using a Web browser
z/OS Configuration For A TN3270E Printer
Defining the Coax Printer Support FMID
Program Materials for Telnet and InfoPrint servers
VTAM Definitions For SCS and DSE TN3270E
TCPIP Configuration With TN3270E
Printer Inventory Manager As Defined With TN3270E
Configuration Screens for the InfoPrint 6700 printer
pSeries connections for the InfoPrint 6700 printer
Understanding the Ethernet Configuration for AIX 4
Setting up Standard Processing
Setting up Local Filtering
Windows connections for the InfoPrint 6700 printer
Setting up a Windows XP/2000 Host Setup
IBM RFID Label Specifications
IBM RFID Label Specifications
Common Requirements
64 Bit EPC Class 1, Squiggle Antenna
64 Bit EPC Class 1, M-Tag Antenna
96 Bit, EPC Class 1, Squiggle Antenna
915 MHz, EPC Class 1, Alien M-Tag Antenna
915 MHz, EPC Class 1, Omron Wave Antenna
915 MHz, EPC Class 1, Rafsec 432 Antenna
EPC Class 1, Rafsec 478 Antenna
Class Zuma, Impinj Propeller Antenna
915 MHz, Class 0+, Matrics Four T (Dual Dipole) Antenna
96 Bit, UCode 1.19, Rafsec 450 Antenna
96 Bit, UCode 1.19, KSW PH58 Antenna
EPC 96 Bit, Gen 2 Impinj Banjo Antenna
EPC 96 Bit, Gen 2 Impinj Propeller Antenna
EPC 96 Bit, Gen 2 TI Dallas Antenna
EPC 96 Bit, Gen 2 Rafsec Short Dipole Antenna
902-928 MHz EPC Class 1, Gen 2 Avery AD-220 Antenna
915 MHz EPC Class 1, Gen 2 Alien Gen 2 Squiggle Antenna
902-928 MHz EPC Class 1, Gen 2 RF IDentics Flex Wing Antenna
902-928 MHz EPC Class 0+ Avery AD-620 Antenna
915 MHz UCode 1.19 X-ident PH60 Antenna
Selecting RFID Tag Types
IPDS Programmer's Reference
About IPDS
Capabilities of IPDS
Printing a Letter
Using Overlays
Using Page Segments
Using Images and Graphics
IM Images
Graphics
Using Bar Codes