Graphic Color Printer
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Notations About Text Conventions To ensure the safe and most efficient use of this printer, important information is provided under the headings listed below. Before you use this guide, make sure that you understand what these headings mean and remember the important information described under these headings. Warning Caution z Failure to follow these instructions could result in fatal or serious injury.
Abbreviations Throughout this document the following abbreviations are used in text.
Safety Warnings and Precautions Read and follow all the warnings and guidelines described below to prevent the hazards of fire or electrical shock and ensure safe use of this printer. Warning TLocation z The electrical contacts inside the printer become extremely hot during normal operation. To avoid causing a fire, never store flammable substances like alcohol, thinner, etc. near the printer.
TIn an Emergency... z To avoid a fire or serious electrical shock, if the printer emits smoke or a strange odor, immediately press the Power button to switch the printer off and unplug the power cord from the power supply. Discontinue using the printer and call for service. TCleaning the Printer z Use only a damp, clean cloth to clean the surfaces of the printer. The electrical contacts inside the printer become hot during normal operation.
z To ensure normal operation of the printer and avoid possible damage, never install the printer near large office equipment or any other type of electrical device that emits a strong magnetic field. TMoving the Printer z To avoid dropping and damaging the printer or the paper feed unit or causing personal injury when moving it, always grip the printer or the paper feed unit by the lift handles provided on the left and right side of the printer or the paper feed unit.
z The electrical contacts of the printhead become extremely hot during normal operation. To avoid minor burns, never touch the electrical contacts after removing the printhead from the printer. TGeneral Caution z There are high voltage points inside the printer. To avoid a fire or electrical shock, never attempt to disassemble the printer or attempt repairs. z To avoid a fire or electrical shock, never use flammable sprays around the printer.
Contents Notations About Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ii Legal Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ii Safety Warnings and Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Canceling a Print Job . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-7 Canceling a Background Print Job . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-7 Canceling a Foreground Print Job . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-12 Viewing Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-13 Opening Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Print Results Do Not Match Print Job Content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-11 Colors Wrong . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-12 Other Problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-13 Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-16 Removing Paper Jams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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1 Before Using the Printer This section describes printer parts and procedures you should know before you use the printer.
Printer Part Names Printer TFront View a b c d e f g h i j k a Back upper cover Remove to install the printhead or to remove jammed paper. (ÆP.6-15, P.7-23) b Operation panel Provides Power button, Online button, Ink Replace button, LCD display, and other important buttons used to operate the printer. For details, see Chapter 5 “Using the Operation Panel Buttons”. (ÆP.5-4) c Front upper cover Remove to load paper in the tray or to remove jammed paper. (ÆP.2-18, P.
g Tray Set paper here for manual feed printing. Also functions as the paper exit tray during normal printing. (ÆP.2-17) h Output tray extension Set to hold printed large size media ejected onto the tray. i Cassette cover Protects paper loaded in the cassette. j Cassette 1 The standard paper cassette provided with the printer is a universal type cassette that can hold a variety paper sizes and types: plain paper, coated paper, transparencies (OHP film), etc. (ÆP.
d Parallel port Provides a connection point for a Parallel cable connected to the Parallel port of the computer. (ÆSetup Guide) e Power connector Provides a connection point for the printer power cord. TUnder the Back Upper Cover a b c d a Printhead lock lever Locks the printhead lock cover. Pull down to open then install the printhead. (ÆSetup Guide) b Printhead lock cover Protects the printhead. Raise to open and install the printhead.
TUnder the Right Cover a b c d e f g h i j k l a Y ink tank cover b M ink tank cover c PM ink tank cover d C ink tank cover e PC ink tank cover f Bk ink tank cover The ink tank covers protect the tanks and lock them in place. To replace an ink tank, press the Ink Replace button on the operation panel to release the right cover. Open the right cover then raise the ink tank cover. g Y ink tank h M ink tank i PM ink tank j C ink tank k PC ink tank l Bk ink tank These tanks hold the ink.
Paper Feed Unit (option) a d e f g b c h a Paper feed unit A paper feed unit installed below the printer provides an additional paper feed source. b Cassette cover Attached to Cassette 2 to protect paper loaded in the paper cassette. The shape of the cassette cover for Cassette 1 is different. c Cassette 2 Paper Cassette 2. d Paper feed unit connector This important connector connects the paper feed unit. Avoid hitting or applying great force to this connector.
Switching the Printer On and Off Follow the procedure below to switch the printer on and off. The examples below demonstrate normal operation of the printer after it is set up and ready for normal operation. If the printer has not been set up completely, follow the procedures in the Setup Guide to complete the setup procedures before you execute the procedures below. Switching the Printer On Switch on the printer before you execute a print job from the computer. 1 Press the Power button.
Switching the Printer Off When you are finished using the printer, follow this procedure to switch the printer off. 1 Check the display to make sure that a print job is not in progress. 4A=@O Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message If you see an error message displayed, follow the procedure to correct the problem, and make sure the print job has completed.
Setting the Printer Online and Offline While the printer is on, it can be set online or offline. When the printer is online, the printer can accept data from the computer to execute a print job. The printer enters the online mode automatically every time the printer is switched on. When the printer is offline, the printer cannot receive data to execute a print job. The printer must be set in the offline mode to use the operation panel to open the menus and make selections.
Setting the Printer Offline Follow the procedure below to set the printer offline. 1 Press the Online button to switch the Online lamp off. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message When the Online lamp off, the printer is offline. Note 1-10 Before Using the Printer 10 z Pressing the Online button repeatedly switches the printer between the online and offline modes.
2 Print Media You Can Use This chapter describes the types of print media that can be used and how to load each type.
Print Media That Can Be Used A variety of print media can be used with this printer. The size and types of paper or special media, the print area of each type, and other details are described below. Note z For more details about Canon print media, please refer to the instructions provided with each package. Types of Print Media The types of paper and other print media are described below.
TMatte Photo Paper Thick but a less glossy surface, excellent for color reproduction with no reflection from the printed surface. This media is ideal for printing paper crafts, calenders, and matte photographs. Canon product: Matte Photo Paper (MP-101) TProfessional Photo Paper Thick media applied with a special glossy coating on the surface, excellent in color development and water resistance. This media is ideal for printing photographs in high print quality.
TQuick Dry Transparencies Highly transparent film that dries quickly. Ideal for large volume print jobs with transparencies. Canon product: Color Bubble Jet Transparencies Quick Drying Type (CF-401) Important z You must always print on the correct print side (the rough side) of this film, and load the edge of each sheet marked with the white tape into the printer first. z To prevent a jam, do not remove the white tape from the sheet before printing. The tape can be removed after printing.
Paper Sizes Here is a table that lists the paper sizes and feed methods that can be used with this printer. Paper Size 13x22 in. A3+ A3 B4 (JIS) A4 B5 (JIS) B5 (ISO) Ledger Legal Letter Executive Custom Cassette 1 329.0 x 558.0 mm 12.95 x 21.97 in 329.0 x 483.0 mm 12.95 x 19.02 in 297.0 x 420.0 mm 11.69 x 16.54 in 257.0 x 364.0 mm 10.12 x 14.33 in 210.0 x 297.0 mm 8.27 x 11.69 in 182.0 x 257.0 mm 7.17 x 10.12 in 176.0 x 250.0 mm 6.93 x 9.84 in 279.4 x 431.8 mm 11.00 x 17.00 in 215.9 x 355.6 mm 8.50 x 14.
Maximum Stack Size The table below describes for each media type the maximum number of sheets that can be loaded for the paper feed source. Media type Plain Paper Coated Paper (HR-101S) A3+ A3 B4 (JIS) A4 B5 (JIS) Ledger Letter High Gloss Photo Film Photo Paper Pro (PR-101) Matte Photo Paper (MP-101) A3+ A3 Glossy Photo Paper A4 (GP-301) Ledger Letter A3 Glossy Paper (KP-101) Ledger Transparencies (CF-102) Transparencies Quick Dry Type (CF-401) A3+ BJ Proofing Paper (IP-101) 13x22 in.
Printing Area This printer can print in area (a) shown in the illustration. However, printing in this area could cause poor print quality or misfeeds. 3.4mm(0.1in.) 3.4mm(0.1in.) 3mm(0.1in.) 46.2mm(1.8in.) a b 26.8mm(1.1in.) 5mm(0.2in.) Note z For best results when printing photographs and other high quality jobs, we recommend printing within area (b). Please note this correction.
Loading Paper Cassettes Follow the procedures below to load the paper cassette: • Load the print media in a paper cassette. • Select the media size and type on the printer operation panel. • Start the print job on the computer. Important z Store unused paper and other media in its original package. Store the package in a cool, dry location that is not exposed to the sunlight. z To prevent jamming, never remove the paper cassette during printing.
2 3 Remove the cassette cover. Pinch the lever on the length guide so it moves freely and move the guide to the holes for the size of the paper. Marks for standard paper sizes are provided on the length guide. Move the guide to the desired mark. 4 Pinch the lever on the width guide so it moves freely and move the guide to the paper size mark. The width guide can be set and locked in every 0.5 mm (0.02 in.). Set the width guide slightly larger than the desired paper size.
5 6 Pick up a stack of paper and fan it to remove static cling. Tap the edges of the stack against a flat surface to align the edges. With the print side (b) facing down, load the stack (c) in the cassette with the length guide against the bottom of the stack. You can fill the cassette up to the load limit mark (a) marked on the width guide. = > ? Important z Overloading the paper cassette can cause paper jams.
z Wait for all of the paper or other print media in the cassette to be used up before loading more paper. z Never mix different types of paper or other print media in the same stack. z When printing transparencies, always load 1 sheet of plain paper the same size as the transparencies on the bottom of the stack. 7 Move the width guide until it rests lightly against the side of the stack.
Important z You must set the slide lever to the center position to enable paper feed from the cassette. Note 2-12 Print Media You Can Use 12 z The out put extension should be used to prevent large size media from falling off the tray after it is ejected from the printer. Always attach the out put extension before starting the print job.
Selecting the Print Media Size and Type After loading paper or other print media in the paper cassette, you must use the operation panel menus to select the type and size of the paper or other print media loaded in the cassette. Paper size settings are required only when using B5-JIS. If you fail to perform this setting, the computer and printer will not be able to print correctly. For more details about size settings, see Print Media That Can Be Used. (ÆP.2-2) Here is a summary of the print media settings.
Note z The printer is shipped from the factory with the “Media Size” set for “B5-JIS” and the “Media Type” set for “Plain Paper”. z While printing with one of the settings described above, if the ink blurs or if printing is too light, select Special 1 to 5 for the “Media Type”. These settings adjust the ink density in five steps, starting with the lowest density (1) to the highest density (5). The setting may require testing and adjustment, depending on the media in use and the content of the image.
3 Select the cassette. You can skip Steps 4, 5 if you are using one of the following paper sizes (these sizes set automatically): A4, B4, A3, A3+ (L), 13x22”, Letter, Ledger. Go to Step 6 and do the Media Type selection. z If the optional cassette is not installed. Confirm that “Cassette 1” is displayed in the operation panel then press . Media Set Menu Cassette 1 ↓ z If the optional cassette is installed. Press or to select the cassette then press .
7 Press or to display the media type loaded and press . Media Plain Type Paper → An equals sign (=) displayed to the left of the setting indicates the current Media Type selection. 8 When you are finished, press the Online button to light the Online lamp. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The operation panel displays “Ready” and the printer is ready for the next print job.
Loading the Tray This is the general procedure for printing on the media loaded in the tray: • Start the print job on the computer. • Remove printed sheets from the output tray. • Set the media in the tray. • Press the Online button. • After printing, remove all remaining sheets from the tray. • Press the Online button. Important z Store unused paper and other media in its original package. Store the package in a cool, dry location that is not exposed to sunlight.
2 3 Remove the front upper cover. While raising the manual feed lever, pull Cassette 1 to the marked position. Align the mark (a) of the cassette cover with the position of the printer front. a Important z If there is paper in the cassette, make sure that the paper is below the load limit mark (b). If the stack is higher than this mark, remove some paper.
4 5 Slide the lever to the left. With the print surface (b) facing down, align the edge of the stack with the right guide (a) then push the stack into the cassette until it stops. When you insert the media, make sure that the trailing edge of the media is located at the correct size mark on the tray. a 18 47 46 45 44 b 9 x1 13 +/ A3 Important z To prevent misfeeds, make sure that the paper is not over the right guide (a).
z To prevent the ejected media falling from the tray, use the output tray extension. 6 7 Move the slide lever until it lightly touches the media. While raising the manual feed lever, push Cassette 1 completely into the printer.
Important z To prevent incorrect feeding, the sheets must be set to pass below the exit guide (a). a 8 Press the Online button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The print job starts. To print more than one sheet, repeat the Step 1 to Step 8 to print each sheet one by one. Note z If you press the Online button before you load the next sheet, the next sheet will feed from Cassette 1.
Important z When you feed the media from the cassettes, make sure that the slide lever is always as close as possible to the center position within its range. z If you moved the width guide of Cassette 1 at Step 4, after moving the width guide back to its original position, feed paper from the cassette.
3 Printing from Windows This chapter describes the basic procedure for printing from Windows.
Printing To print a job from a Windows software application, use the Print command in the File menu. Note z For more details about the printer driver, refer to the printer driver online Help. (Æ P.3-4) z For more details about print software functions, refer to the Setup Guide. Print Procedure 1 If the software application, select Print from the File menu. The Print window opens.
Canceling a Print Job Follow the procedures below to cancel a print job. 1 2 In the Printers folder, double-click the icon for the printer. Click the name of the job that you want to cancel, click Printer in the menu bar and select Cancel All Documents. The print job is deleted.
Viewing Online Help Online Help is available to explain the functions and items of the printer driver. Opening Online Help 1 In the Printer Properties window, click the Help button. The Help window opens. Note 3-4 Printing from Windows 4 z For more details about how to use the Help window, please refer to your operating system manual.
4 Printing from a Macintosh This chapter describes the basic procedures for printing from a Macintosh.
Printing To print a job from a Macintosh software application, first select the printer then use the Print command in the File menu. Note z For more details about the printer driver, refer to the printer driver Help. (Æ P.4-13) z For more details about print software functions, refer to the Setup Guide. z Once you select this printer, reselection is not necessary for future print jobs. If you selected another printer previously, reselect this printer before printing. Selecting the Printer TMac OS 8.6/9.
2 Select the GARO Printer Driver icon from the list on the left, and for the Destination select the connection method, then select this printer from the list on the right. If the printer is connected to a network, make sure that the Active button for AppleTalk is clicked on. 3 Close the Chooser window and click the OK button in the message window. This completes the selection of the printer.
TMac OS X With Mac OS X use Print Center to select the printer. However, if the printer is switched off, or if the cable is disconnected, the name of the printer will not appear in the list. Be sure to check the status of the printer before starting a print job. An example using Mac OS X Ver.10.2 is described here. The appearance and name of the icon is slightly different using Ver.10.1. 4-4 1 Select the Finder then select Applications from the Go menu.
3 If the name of the printer is not in the Printer List, click the Add Printer icon. If the name of the printer is in the list, go to Step 5. 4 Note z If the name of the printer is not displayed in the list, check the printer cable connections and make sure that the printer and the computer connected to the network are switched on. 5 Note In the new connection menu connect the connection destination for the printer, select the name of the printer from the list, then click the Add button.
Print Procedure 1 In the software application, select Print from the File menu. The Print window opens. 2 Check the Printer box and make sure that the name of the printer is displayed. On the Main panel select the settings for the pages, number of copies, Media Type, Media Source, Print Quality, and other settings. If you are using Mac OS X, set the Copies&Pages panel and the Main panel. 3 Click the Print button. The print job starts.
Canceling a Print Job The procedure to cancel a print job is different, depending on whether the job is printing in the background or the foreground. Note z With Mac OS X all print jobs execute in the background; print jobs do not execute in the foreground. Canceling a Background Print Job With print jobs are printing in the background, you can check their status or cancel them at any time. Follow the procedures below to cancel a print job. TMac OS 8.6/9.
3 With the Job selected for deletion, click the Printing Paused button again. The print job is deleted. 4 Select Resume Printing from the File menu. The printer re-enters print mode and is ready for operation. Important z After canceling a print job, you should always select Resume Printing. With the print queue halted (the red mark will be displayed), you cannot print.
5 If the Online lamp on the printer operation panel is flashing, indicating that the print job is still processing, press and hold down the Cancel Job/Utility button for 3 seconds until “Job Cancel” is displayed, then release the button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Setup Reset/Enter Power Online Ink Replace Online Message The print job in progress is canceled.
2 3 Open the Utilities folder and open Print Center. Select the name of the printer from the Printer List, then select Show Jobs from the Printers menu. The queue list for the printer is displayed. 4 Select the print job to cancel, then select Delete Job from the Jobs menu. The print job in progress is canceled.
Important z After the print data has been sent to the printer, the print job cannot be canceled. When you want to cancel a print job that remains in the printer, do the GARO Printmonitor job cancel procedure. To open the GARO Printmonitor, in the Print Center of the Printer menu select Printer Settings. Select the print job to cancel, then click the Print Cancel button to cancel the print job.
Canceling a Foreground Print Job Follow the procedure below to cancel a print job in the foreground. When you cancel a print job in the foreground, the print-in-progress dialog box opens. 1 When the print-in-progress dialog box opens, press and hold down the Command key and press the period (.) key. The print job is canceled.
Viewing Help The Help file is available on the software CD-ROM in a PDF file to describe the functions and items of the printer driver. Opening Help 1 Mount the User Software CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, then open the PDF icon in the folder. For Mac OS 8.x/9.x open the W2200DRV89_En file in the OS 89 folder. For Mac OS X open the W2200DRVx_En file in the OS X folder. Note z Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the Help file.
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5 Using the Operation Panel This chapter describes how to use the printer operation panel buttons and functions.
What’s On the Operation Panel? On the printer operation panel there is a display (a), 7 buttons (b), and 2 lamps (c). The operation panel is used to indicate the current status of the printer, to display messages and settings, and to perform menu settings. a Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility b c Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message Reading the Display The display indicates the current status of the printer.
TMenu Display Utility Menu Nozzle Check → Line 1: Displays the name of the menu or submenu. Line 2: Displays an item for selection. A right arrow (Æ) indicates that items are available for selection on the same level. A down arrow (È) indicates that items are available for selection at the next lower level. TCurrent Selection Media =B5 Size → Line 1: Displays the name of the submenu. Line 2: Displays the item or value of the setting.
Using the Operation Panel Buttons The buttons on the operation panel are used for the functions described below. a b c d Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power e Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace g f Online Message a Setup ( ) button Offline: When the printer is offline, press this button to open the Setup Menu. Menu display: In the menu display, press this button to display the next item for selection at the same level.
Menu display: In the menu display, press this button to return to the previous items for selection at the same level. d Reset/Enter ( ) button Offline: Press this button to reset the printer. Press and hold 1 second to cancel data processing or clear the print job data being received from the computer. Press and hold for 5 seconds to perform a hard reset and cancel data processing or stop the print job data being received from the computer. Menu display: Press this button to open the next menu level below.
g Ink Replace button Press this button to start the procedure to replace an ink tank. After setting the printer offline line by pressing the Online button, press this button to prepare the printer for ink tank replacement and to unlock the right cover. Reading Operation Panel Lamps The lamps on the operation panel indicate the following states. Online Message a b a Online lamp On: Printer is online and ready for operation. Flashing: Printer is warming up or busy.
Function Menus This printer is provided with many built-in functions that can be set through the operation panel and GARO Device Setup Utility. The functions provided by the multi-level menu displays can be accessed with the arrow buttons on the operation panel. Types of Menus The functions are provided in 3 menus. TSetup Menu Provides functions that allow you to adjust the warning display and printhead or perform settings for the printer interface or network.
Menu Flow Summaries The printer operation panel menus are summarized in the flowcharts below. Use the arrow buttons to display the items on the menus. or TSetup Menu Flow TUtility Menu Flow 5-8 Using the Operation Panel 8 Press or to move the previous or next item on the same level. Press to move to the next level below. Press to return to the previous level above.
TSet Media Menu Flow Set Media *1 *1 Displayed when this option is installed.
How to Perform Menu Settings To use the function menus, first set the printer offline then use the arrow buttons to display the menu settings. Setting the Printer Online and Offline TOnline When it is set online, the printer can receive and process a print job sent from the computer. In order to print, the printer must be set online. After the printer is switched on, the printer automatically goes online if no problems occur.
3 Press the Set Media button (b). The Media Set Menu opens. 4 Press or to display “Cassette 1”, then press . Media Set Menu Cassette 1 → The next menu level is displayed. 5 Press or to display “Media Type”, then press . Cassette 1 Media Type → The first setting available for selection is displayed. 6 Press or to display the desired selection, then press . Media Type =Plain Paper → The current selection is prefixed with an equals sign (=).
Menu Settings Summary Tables The menus provide the functions listed and described in the tables below. Settings marked with an asterisk (*) in the tables are the initial or default values. Setup Menu Menu Item Available Settings Functions Ext. Features On*, Off Enables or disables the display warnings. Drying Time None, Standard*, Longer, Longest Adjusts the time interval between printed sheets ejected from the printer to allow more time for the ink to dry.
Menu Item Available Settings Functions Paper Adjust Plain Paper, Coated Paper, Photo Pro, Glossy Paper, Glossy Paper 2, Matte Photo, Glossy Film, Quick Dry Tran, Transparency, Special 1 ~ Special 5, Proof A ~ Proof D Print Pattern A, Print Pattern B, Adj. Setting :-28 ~ 0* ~ +28 Use this menu to adjust the amount of feed for type of the media. If the printed image of “Pattern A” has white streaks or dark streaks, set the adjustment value.
Utility Menu Menu Item Prints a nozzle check pattern. Status Print Prints a list of the menu items and their current settings. LF Status Print Prints a list of the current adjustment values of the LF Adjust setting and the Paper Adjust settings. Ext. I/F Print Prints a list of all the current settings on the network interface board. Head Cleaning A Cleans the printhead nozzles. Head Cleaning B Allows ink to flow to the printhead nozzles.
Media Set Menu Menu Item Available Settings Functions Cassette 1 Selects the media size for Cassette 1. A4, A3, B4, Letter, Legal, Ledger, A3+ are set automatically. Media Size B5-JIS* Media Type Plain Paper*, Coated Paper, Glossy Paper, Glossy Paper 2, Matte Photo, Glossy Selects media type for Film, Photo Pro, Transparency, Quick Dry Cassette 1. Tran, Special 1 ~ Special 5, Proof A ~ Proof D Cassette 2 Selects the media size for Cassette 2.
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6 Maintenance This chapter describes how to replace consumables and maintain the printer.
Replacing Ink Tanks A message in the printer driver screen or in the printer operation panel display warns you when the level of the ink in an ink tank is low to indicate that it is time to replace the ink tank. The printer is provided with 6 replaceable ink tanks; Yellow (Y), Magenta (M), Photo Magenta (PM), Cyan (C), Photo Cyan (PC), and Black (Bk).
TWhen the “Replace Tank” Message Is Displayed When ink in an ink tank runs out, the replace tank message is displayed and printing halts. Replace the ink tank when this message is displayed. The capital letters in the message indicate the ink tank color: Y (Yellow), M (Magenta), PM (Photo Magenta), C (Cyan), PC (Photo Cyan), Bk (Black). Replace the ink tank with a new one of the same color. Note z When the ink runs out in more than one tank, the mark of each empty tank is displayed one by one.
Replacing an Ink Tank Follow the procedure below to replace the ink tank. This procedure can be followed to replace any ink tank. 1 Press the Online button to switch the Online lamp off. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The printer is set offline. 2 Press the Ink Replace button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The right cover unlocks. 3 Open the right cover.
4 5 Push up the ink tank lever of the color ink tank to replace and open the ink tank cover. Holding the ink tank by the grips on both sides, remove the ink tank. Important z Place the removed ink tank in a plastic bag and seal the bag. 6 Remove the new ink tank from its package. Important z Always hold the ink tank by the grips (c) on both sides of the tank.
z Never touch the ink supply port (a) or the terminals (b). Touching these areas could damage these parts or cause poor quality printing. The illustration below shows the insertion side up. a b c 7 With the ink supply ports facing down and the label facing in the direction as shown below, insert the ink tank into the holder. Important z Always match the color of the ink with the correct holder before inserting it.
9 If you need to replace another ink tank, follow Step 4 to Step 8. 10 When you are finished replacing ink tanks, close the right cover. Press down on the right cover until you hear it click and lock. The Online lamp lights and the printer is ready to print. If printing was paused, the interrupted print job continues. Note z If any ink tank is not installed, a message will appear: “No X Ink Tank” (where “X” is the color symbol).
Caution About Using Refilled Ink Tanks for This Printer The ink tanks specified for use with this printer are provided with an ink level detection function to prevent the tanks from running out of ink during printing and to prevent damage to the printhead. When using refilled ink tanks, the printer cannot detect the ink level and stop printing due to ink shortage. If you use such ink tanks, then the ink level detection function must be switched off.
Cleaning the Printer Periodically clean the printer to ensure quality printing and to avoid problems. Always follow the safety guidelines below when cleaning the printer. Warning Caution 1 z To avoid minor burns or minor injury from moving parts, before cleaning the printer always press the Power button to switch off the printer then unplug the power cord from the power supply and allow the electrical contacts inside the printer to cool.
3 4 6-10 Maintenance 10 Dampen a clean cloth, wring it out thoroughly, then use it to wipe and clean the printer exterior and tray, the paper output tray, and the area around the power connector to remove all dust and paper dust. Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe and dry the cleaned surfaces. Plug the power cord into the power source.
Replacing the Printhead If 2 unsuccessful C printhead cleanings do not restore high quality printing, or if a Service Call Error is displayed, contact a Help Desk or service center for assistance in replacing the printhead. Important z Check the tank to make sure the ink level is above 40% in each, before replacing the printhead. When there is little ink remaining, ink flow will not be performed properly to fill the printhead after replacement.
How to Replace the Printhead To replace the printhead, you must execute the “Replace Head” feature of the Utility Menu and follow the order of the messages on the printer operation panel to complete the following tasks: 1 • Set the printer offline • Execute “Replace Head” • Remove all ink tanks • Drain all ink from the printhead then remove the printhead • Install the new printhead • Install all ink tanks • When ink filling processing is completed, press the Online button Press the Power but
3 Press the Cancel Job/Utility button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The Utility Menu opens in the display. 4 Press or to display “Replace Head” then press . Utility Replace Menu Head → When the message “Remove Ink Tank” is displayed, the right cover is unlocked. 5 Open the right cover.
6 Open the ink tank covers and remove all the ink tanks. 7 Close all the ink tank covers, then close the right cover. When the display reads “Ink Draining...” this means the ink has started to drain. Note 6-14 Maintenance 14 z About 3 minutes is required for the ink to drain from the printhead.
8 When the display reads “Open Cover Back Upper Cover”, open and remove the back upper cover. After removing the cover, the display reads “Rep. P.Head OK”. 9 10 Pull the printhead lock lever out and lower it completely. Raise the printhead lock cover completely.
11 Caution Remove the old printhead. z If the printer was operating before you started to remove the printhead, allow the printer to cool for a few minutes. The metal parts of the printhead become very hot during printing. To avoid minor burns, never touch the metal parts of the printhead. Important z Place the removed printhead in a plastic bag and seal the bag. 12 Hold the new printhead by its grips (a) and remove it from its case, then remove the first orange protective cap (b).
z To prevent poor printing results, never touch the exposed nozzles (e) or electrical contacts (f) on the printhead. The below illustration represents the insertion surface facing upward. e f z Never try to re-attach the protective caps or packing material removed from the printhead. Discard these items immediately in compliance with local regulations regarding the disposal of such items.
15 16 Raise the printhead lock lever and push in toward the printer until it locks. Re-attach the back upper cover. On the operation panel “Ins. Ink Tank OK” is displayed and the right cover lock is released. Go on to the next step to install the ink tanks. 17 Open the right cover. Important z Make sure that the right cover was unlocked at Step 16. To avoid damaging the printer, never force the right cover to open.
18 19 Push up the lever of the ink tank to replace then open the cover. With the ink ports pointing down and the label facing in the direction shown in the illustration below, insert the ink tank into the holder. Important z Always match the color of the ink with the correct holder before inserting it. The ink tank cannot be installed if you try to install it in the wrong holder or position it incorrectly. 20 Close the ink tank cover. Press down on the cover until you hear it click and lock.
21 Follows Step 18 to Step 20 to install the other ink tanks. 22 After all ink tanks have been installed, close the right cover. Press down gently on the right cover until you hear it click and lock. After installing the printhead and all the ink tanks, “Ink Filling...” is displayed on the operation panel while the ink tanks initialize for operation. Important z If any ink tank is not installed, the right cover opens automatically. Make sure that all of the ink tanks are installed.
7 Troubleshooting This chapter describes how to solve problems with the printer.
Having a problem? If the printer is not operating as you think it should or if you experience any other problems, read in order through the list below, select the heading that best describes your problem, then go to the referenced page. Cannot print. Æ Printer not Operating Correctly Æ P.7-3 Æ Error Messages Æ P.7-16 Æ Removing Paper Jams Æ P.7-20 Æ Print Job Results Abnormal Æ P.7-9 Prints but displays error message. Paper jam. Print job completes with unexpected results.
Printer not Operating Correctly Check the following items when the printer does not operate and will not print. Cannot Print Printer not switched on. Problem 1: Power button not switched on. Solution: Press the Power button again to confirm that Online lamp, Message lamp, and operation panel light. (ÆP.1-7) Problem 2: Power cord not supplying power to the printer. Solution: Confirm that the power cord connections at the printer and the power supply are tight.
Cannot install Windows printer driver. Problem 1: Incorrect installer CD-ROM mounted. Solution: Mount the User Software CD-ROM provided with the printer. Problem 2: User Software CD-ROM damaged. Solution: Call for service and request a new User Software CD-ROM. You can also download the driver from the Canon Home Page (http://www.canon.com/). Problem 3: Windows operating system is unstable.
Problem 2: The driver is not installed correctly for the printer connected via a Windows USB port or IEEE 1394 port. Solution: Follow the procedure below to install the driver. Right click the My Computer icon then select Properties. On the Hardware sheet, click Device Manager. Next, in the Device Manager window click the Unknown devices icon then click the Properties button. Click the General tab then click the Reinstall Driver button.
Problem 5: Network information for the printer has not be set. Solution: If the printer is connected to a Windows network, confirm the network settings with the operation panel. (ÆSetup Guide) Solution: If the printer is connected to a Macintosh network, use the Remote UI to select “Phase 2” for the AppleTalk protocol.(ÆNetwork Guide) Printing Does Not Start No error message displayed. Problem 1: Printer is not selected as the destination for the print job.
Error message is displayed. Problem 1: Paper jam has occurred. Solution: Remove the jammed paper. (ÆP.7-20) Problem 2: Error message appears during printing. Solution: Check if the error message appears in GARO Status Monitor for Windows or GARO Printmonitor for Macintosh and follow the instructions in the message to solve the problem. (ÆP.7-16) Problem 3: Paper out. Solution: Load paper in the paper cassette or tray designated as the paper supply source.
Printing Halts During Print Job Error message is displayed. Problem 1: An error message is displayed during printing. Solution: Check if the error message appears in GARO Status Monitor for Windows or GARO Printmonitor for Macintosh and follow the instructions in the message to solve the problem. (ÆP.7-16) Problem 2: The selected Media Size is not correct for the media loaded in the paper supply source. Solution: Confirm the current selection for the Media Size.
Print Job Results Abnormal If the results you see in the print job is not what you expect, check the items described below. Poor Print Quality Printing is faint. Problem 1: Printing on the wrong side of the sheet. Solution: Determine which side is the correct print side. It will not print correctly if printed on the back. Problem 2: Printhead nozzles are clogged.
Edges smeared with ink. Problem 1: The selected Media Size is not correct for the media loaded in the paper supply source. Solution: Confirm the current selection for the Media Size. If the setting is not correct, stop the print job, select the correct setting, then start the print job again. (ÆP.2-8) Problem 2: Print media is curled or creased. Solution: Remove the creasing or curling then start the print job again. Problem 3: Platen is stained.
Print Results Do Not Match Print Job Content Broken lines visible. Problem 1: Printhead is out of alignment. Solution: Use the printer operation panel to align the printhead with “Position Adjust”. (ÆP.7-31) Random, bizarre characters are printing. Problem 1: Data from the print job data stream has been lost. Solution: Switch the printer and computer off, then switch them on again and start the print job again. Problem 2: Another printer driver was selected for the print job.
Colors Wrong Only one color is printing. Problem 1: Monochrome printing is selected in the printer driver for the print job. Solution: On the Main tab of the printer driver, select Color for the Color Mode and try again. (ÆPrinter Driver Help) Problem 2: The printhead is not supplied with the ink properly. Solution: Perform “Head Cleaning B”. ( ÆP.7-28 ) Wrong colors are printing. Problem 1: The printer driver is not performing color adjustment.
Other Problems Ink consumption exceedingly high. Problem 1: Date and time settings of the Server or one or more the Client computers in the network where the printer is connected are not correct. Solution: Check the date and time settings of all the computers and correct the settings so they are the same. Solution: On the operation panel, set “Cleaning at ON” as Off. (ÆP.5-13) If “Off” is selected, clean the printhead regularly by every 1 to 2 months.
Do not remove the ink tank. Problem 1: Never remove an ink tank with the printer switched off. Solution: 1 Follow the procedure below to remove the right cover manually and remove the ink tank. Insert and slide the thin pin into the groove of the right cover. Insert a thin pin into the gap between the right cover and printer, just before the lock release lever (a) visible in the gap, then slide the pin toward the back upper cover. a The right cover unlocks.
3 Push up the lever of the ink tank to replace then open the cover. 4 Holding the ink tank by the grips on both sides, remove the ink tank. Important z Place the removed ink tank in a plastic bag and seal the bag.
Error Messages GARO Error nnnn Problem 1: A coded error (where “nnnn” is the number) has occurred during print job processing. Solution: Press the Online button to set the printer online then try to start the print job again. However, this may not restore normal printing. Solution: Switch off the printer, wait a few seconds, then switch the printer on again, and try to start the print job again.
x Ink Check Problem 1: Ink in the ink tank of the displayed color (x = Y, M, PM, C, PC, Bk) is running low. Solution: Read the message and select the correct color ink tank for replacement. Make sure that the new ink tank is installed correctly. Ink level ? Problem 1: The ink level detection function is set to off. Solution: The message is displayed when the print job is executed, and the printer is set to offline. Press the Online button to continue the print job.
Service Call Problem 1: The stopper and tape inside the printer under the back upper cover have not been removed. Solution: Switch off the printer, remove the back upper cover, remove the stopper and tape, then switch the printer on again. (ÆSetup Guide) Problem 2: A problem has occurred in the printer. Solution: Switch the printer off. Wait for 3 seconds then switch the printer on again.
Problem 2: The Media Size and Media Type set with the printer driver do not match the Media Size and Media Type set with the operation panel (as loaded in the cassette.) Solution: Load paper of the size and type selected for the Media Size and Media Type selections on the Main tab of the printer driver. On the printer operation panel, make sure that the Media Size and Media Type settings for the supply source match the size of the paper, then press the Online button. (ÆP.
Removing Paper Jams When a paper jam occurs, the “Media Jam” message is displayed on the operation panel and the print job stops. Follow the procedure below to check each part for paper jams and remove the jammed sheets. 1 While raising the manual feed lever, remove the paper cassettes. If you are using Cassette 2, be sure to remove all the paper cassettes. 2 7-20 Troubleshooting 20 Remove the front upper cover.
3 4 If you see paper jammed at the paper exit, use both hands to pull the jammed paper out slowly. If you see paper jammed at any paper feed slot, use both hands to pull the jammed paper out slowly.
5 If you see paper jammed at the back of the printer where you can access the optional paper cassettes, open the back cover (a) and the back inner cover (b), then remove the jammed paper. Grasp the knobs on both sides of the back inner covers (b) to open them. a b After removing the jammed paper, close the back cover and back inner cover. Important z After you close the back inner cover, push in gently the grips both sides. If the back inner cover is loose, the paper does not feed smoothly.
6 If you see pieces of torn paper inside the printer, remove the rear upper cover then use both hands to pull the jammed paper to the front of the printer to remove it. a b Important z Never touch the encoder film (a), and try to avoid touching other parts of the device. z Try to avoid bending the transparent film (b). z You must pull the jammed paper toward front of the printer.Pulling it straight up could affect print quality or damage the printer.
7 8 7-24 Troubleshooting 24 Attach the front upper cover and the back upper cover. Load paper in the paper cassettes and insert the paper cassettes in the printer.
Performing Print Test If your printouts become faint or streaked with white lines, print a nozzle check pattern to determine of the print nozzles on the printhead are clogged. Before executing the nozzle check pattern, load A4 or letter size sheet of in the Cassette 1. Important z Always load A4 or Letter sized paper in Cassette 1. If a smaller size is loaded, it may smear ink inside the printer and onto other media. z You do not need to select the media size on the operation panel.
3 Press the Cancel Job/Utility button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The Utility Menu opens on the operation panel. 4 Press or to display “Nozzle Check” then press . Utility Menu Nozzle Check → The nozzle check pattern prints. If there are no breaks in the vertical and horizontal lines for each color, the nozzle check pattern is normal.
5 When you are finished, press the Online button to switch the Online lamp on. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The printer is ready to print.
Cleaning the Printhead When the ink nozzles of the printhead become clogged, you can restore normal operation by cleaning the printhead. Cleaning the printhead consumes ink, so clean the printhead only when it is necessary. Types of Printhead Cleaning There are 3 methods for printhead cleaning. THead Cleaning A Perform when the printing is faint or when dust has collected on the printhead. This cleaning method consumes the least amount of ink. Head Cleaning A requires about 1 minute to complete.
• If 3 consecutive cleanings with Head Cleaning B does not solve the problem, then perform Head Cleaning C. • If Head Cleaning C does not restore normal operation of the printhead, then the printhead is damaged and should be replaced. (ÆP.6-11) 1 Press the Power button to switch the printer on. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message After a few seconds “Ready” is displayed in the operation panel and the Online lamp lights.
4 Press or to select the head cleaning method, then press . Utility Menu Head Cleaning A→ Head cleaning begins. When head cleaning is finished, the display reads “Ready”. 5 6 Print a nozzle check pattern to determine if normal operation has been restored. (Æ“Performing Print Test” P.7-25) After printing the pattern is finished, press the Online button to switch the Online lamp on.
Aligning the Printhead If you notice broken vertical lines or deviation in colors in your prints, print a printhead alignment patterns and align the printhead. Before printing a printhead alignment pattern, load A4 or Letter size paper in Cassette 1. Follow the procedure below to align the printhead. Important z Always load A4 or Letter sized paper in Cassette 1. If a smaller size is loaded, it may smear ink inside the printer and onto other media.
3 Press the Setup button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The Setup Menu opens. 4 Press or to select “Adjust Printer” then press . Setup Menu Adjust Printer 5 → Press or to select “Adj. Printhead” then press . Adjust Printer Adj. Printhead → 6 Press or to select “Position Adjust” then press . Adj. Printhead Position Adjust→ 7 Press or to select “Print Pattern” then press .
8 Press or to select “Adj. Setting A” then press . Position Adjust Adj. Setting A → 9 Look at “A” on the printhead alignment pattern and determine the number of the vertical line that is least conspicuous. Press or to display that number then press . Adj. 2 Setting A → The selected setting is prefixed with an equals sign (=) to denote the current setting for A. Vertical Lines Conspicuous 10 11 Vertical Lines Inconspicuous Repeat Step 8 to Step 9 to adjust the settings for B to F.
Correcting Banding Follow the procedure below if you see white stripes or dark color stripes appeared when printing on plain paper and correct banding. Before printing a printhead alignment pattern, load A4 or Letter size paper in Cassette 1. Important z Always load A4 or Letter sized paper in Cassette 1. If a smaller size is loaded, it may smear ink inside the printer and onto other media. z You do not need to select the media size on the operation panel.
3 Press the Setup button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The Setup Menu opens in the display. 4 Press or to display “Adjust Printer” then press . Setup Menu Adjust Printer → 5 Press or to display “Band Adjust” then press . Adjust Printer Band Adjust → 6 Press or to display “Print Pattern” then press . Band Adjust Print Pattern → The banding correction print pattern prints. 7 Press or to display “Adj.
8 Look at the banding correction pattern and determine the number of the vertical line that is least conspicuous. Press or to display that number then press . Adj. 1 Setting G → The selected setting is prefixed with an equals sign (=) to denote the G value for banding adjustment. Lines conspicuous 9 Lines inconspicuous After adjustment is finished, press the Online button to switch the Online lamp on.
Adjusting the Amount of Line Feed If you notice white or dark lines in your prints, print an LF setting pattern and adjust the amount of media feed. Before printing the LF setting pattern, load LF Adjust Paper provided with the printer or A4 or letter size High Resolution Paper (HR-101S) in Cassette 1. Important z Always load A4 or Letter size media in Cassette 1. If a smaller size is loaded, it may smear ink inside the printer and onto other media.
3 Press the Setup button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The Setup Menu opens. 4 Press or to display “ Adjust Printer ” then press . Setup Menu Adjust Printer → 5 Press or to display “ Adj. Printhead ” then press . Adjust Printer Adj. Printhead → 6 Press or to display “ LF Adjust ” then press . Adj. Printhead LF Adjust → 7 Press or to display “ Print Pattern ” then press .
8 Press or to display “ Adj. Setting ” then press . LF Adjust Adj. Setting 9 → Look at the LF setting pattern and determine the number of the horizontal line that is least conspicuous. Press or to display the number then press . Adj. 1 Setting → The selected setting is prefixed with an equals sign (=) to denote the value for LF setting.
Adjusting the Amount of Line Feed for Each Media If you still see white or dark color lines in your prints after adjusting the LF setting, print the Paper Adjust pattern and adjust the amount of feeding for each media. Before printing the Paper Adjust pattern, load A4 or letter size media in Cassette 1. Important z Always load A4 or Letter size media in Cassette 1. If a smaller size is loaded, it may smear ink inside the printer and onto other media.
3 Press the Setup button. Set Media Cancel Job/ Utility Power Setup Reset/Enter Online Ink Replace Online Message The Setup Menu opens. 4 Press or to display “ Adjust Printer ” then press . Setup Menu Adjust Printer → 5 Press or to display “ Paper Adjust ” then press . Adjust Printer Paper Adjust → 6 Press or to select the type of the media, then press .
8 Press or to display “ Adj. Setting ” then press . Plain Paper Adj. Setting 9 → Look at the Adjust Paper pattern and determine the number of the horizontal line that is least conspicuous. Press or to display the number then press . Adj. 1 Setting → The selected setting is prefixed with an equals sign (=) to denote the current setting.
8 Other Important Information This chapter describes options, specifications, and provides other information.
Options The following options can be used with this printer. Paper Feed Units A paper feed unit is installed below the printer to hold an additional paper cassette. One paper cassette can be added to the printer. The printer can switch automatically between the paper cassettes as alternate paper sources. Paper Feed Unit (PFW-22) The paper feed unit for Cassette 2. Universal Cassettes These paper cassettes can be used interchangeably in the main body of the printer or with optional paper feed units.
Universal Cassette UCW-22 For Cassette 2. 13x22 inch Cassette UCW-20 Exclusive for Proof Paper.
Uninstalling the Software Follow the procedures below to uninstall the printer driver and utilities from computer. Important z If you uninstall the software from Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows NT 4.0, you must log in as a member of the Administrators group before the uninstallation. Deleting Old USB/IEEE 1394 Printer Drivers Follow the procedure below when you need to remove an old version of a USB or IEEE 1394 printer driver. All of the printers presented in the list at Step 3 will be deleted.
3 Delete all the printer drivers presented in the list. Confirm the names of the printers, then click the Yes button. Uninstall begins. 4 When the uninstallation is finished, the printer names deleted from this list are displayed. Confirm the printer names, then click the OK button. Follow the instructions on the screen to restart the computer. Note z If a message warns you that the uninstallation failed, restart the computer, then repeat this procedure from Step 1.
Uninstalling the Printer Driver Follow the procedures below to uninstall the printer drivers. TWindows Important z If you uninstall the software from Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows NT 4.0, you must log in as a member of the Administrators group before the uninstallation. 1 On the desktop, click the Start button, point to Programs, then click “GARO Printer Driver Uninstaller” for “Canon Printer Uninstaller”. The Delete Printer window opens.
Uninstalling GARO Status Monitor Follow the procedure below to uninstall GARO Status Monitor from a Windows system. 1 2 On the desktop, click the Start button, point to Programs, then click Uninstall GARO Status Monitor for GARO Status Monitor. Click the OK button after the confirmation message is displayed. GARO Status Monitor is deleted. 3 Click the finish button after the InstallShield Wizard complete is displayed.
Uninstalling the GARO Device Setup Utility Follow the procedures below to uninstall the GARO Device Setup Utility installed with Windows. 1 On the desktop click the Start button, point to Settings, then click Control Panel. The Control Panel window opens. 2 3 4 Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. Select GARO Device Setup Utility from the list of software applications then click the Change/Remove button. Follow the messages indicated on the screen to uninstall the GARO Device Setup Utility.
Specifications Print Capacity Print Method Print Speed Max. Resolution Interface Parallel Interface*1 (IEEE1284) USB Interface*1 (1.
Main Unit Power source Power Consumption Noise (Operation) Operating environment Dimensions (Standard) AC100 – 127 V 50/60 Hz AC220 – 240 V 50/60 Hz Less than 44W (during printing) Less than 15W (during printing)*2 Appox. 46 dB (A) (No optional cassettes installed, with High mode selected for Print Quality on the Main sheet of the GARO Printer Driver.) 5 ~ 35 ºC (41 ~ 95 ºF), 10~90% RH with no condensation 587 x 626 x 209 mm (w x d x h) 23.1 x 24.6 x 8.
Index A Acrobat Reader ......................................................................................................4-13 AppleTalk ................................................................................................................4-3 B back cover ...................................................................................................... 1-6, 7-22 back inner cover .............................................................................................
H hard reset ..................................................................................................................5-5 head cleaning procedure .........................................................................................................7-28 types .................................................................................................................7-28 Help Macintosh ........................................................................................................
online .......................................................................................................................1-9 Online button ..........................................................................................1-9, 1-10, 5-5 Online lamp ..............................................................................................................5-6 operation panel .........................................................................................................
R Reset/Enter button ....................................................................................................5-5 right cover .................................................................................................1-2, 1-5, 6-4 S Set Media button ............................................................................................ 2-14, 5-4 Setup button ....................................................................... 5-4, 7-32, 7-35, 7-38, 7-41 setup menu .................
