Samsung 6100N manual Solving PostScript Problems

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Solving PostScript Problems

Table 5.3 contains problems that may occur with PostScript printing (available only if the PostScript option is installed).

Table 5.3

Problem

Possible Cause

Remedy

 

 

 

PostScript file can

The PostScript option may not be

Print a configuration sheet and verify

not be printed.

installed, or the installed memory

that the PS version is available for

 

may be insufficient.

printing, and that total system

 

 

memory is at least 12 MB.

 

 

If PostScript is not available, install

 

 

the PostScript option. See “Memory

 

 

and PostScript SIMMs” (page 6.2).

 

 

If system memory is not at least

 

 

12 MB, install an 8 MB SIMM.

 

 

 

Error messages

The pure binary data option is not

Open the Properties tab of the

are printed (i.e.,

supported by the PostScript driver.

PostScript printer driver, click on

“This job contains

 

PostScript, and click on the

binary data...”).

 

Advanced button. The pure binary

 

 

data option is not supported. Choose

 

 

another.

 

 

 

The printer name

The LocalTalk connection is not

Make sure that the printer is powered

does not appear in

secure.

on.

the Chooser

 

Check that the LocalTalk cable is

(Macintosh only).

 

 

securely plugged into the printer and

 

 

 

 

your Macintosh.

 

 

 

The option

The printer driver has not been

Open the PostScript driver Properties

cassette is not

configured to recognize the optional

and set ‘Option cassette’ item of

selected in the

tray.

Device option to Installed.

driver.

 

 

 

 

 

5. 14 Troubleshooting

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Contents QwikLaser 6100 Series Electronics Trademark Notices CopyrightFCC Regulations EC Declaration of Conformity Laser Safety Statement Safety Information Contents Cleaning the Printer How to Adjust Paper Guides Using the MPMulti-Purpose TrayUsing Rear Output Tray Printing in Windows Configuring the PCL DriversChapter Printer Options Printer Specification Language Codes Paper Size IndexIntroduction Introduction Printer Unpacking and SetupFront View Printer ComponentsRear View Control Button Operation Control Button Function Indicator Off LightUnderstanding Control Panel Control Panel Indicators Printer Documentation Printer FeaturesIntroduction 1 Printer Setup Installing the Toner Cartridge Printer Setup Printer Setup 2 Loading Paper into the Cassette Make sure that paper is under this metal clip Insert the cassette back into the printer Interface Windows PC Macintosh Connecting to the ComputerUSB Interface Parallel InterfaceSerial Interface Requires option See Attaching the Power Cord and Testing the Printer Windows Printer Driver InstallationWindows 95/98/NT PCL5e Printer Driver FeaturesSetting Usage/Description Installing the RCP and SM Windows Software Utilities InstallationInstalling the USB Port Driver Windows Select PostScript Driver Installing Optional SoftwareInstalling the PostScript PPD Windows 95/98 and NT 4.0 InstallationMacintosh Installation Macintosh Installation When using USB Copy d\XX\pcldrv\pcl6\winNT\*.* a\ Making Installation DiskettesPCL6 Printer Driver Copy d\XX\pcldrv\pcl6\win9x3x\*.* a\Copy d\XX\pcldrv\pcl5e\winNT\*.* a\ PCL5e Printer DriverUSB Port Driver Windows 98 only Copy d\XX\pcldrv\pcl5e\win9x3x\*.* a\Windows NT Installing Software from DiskettePCL Printer Drivers Windows 95/98Open Main Control Printers Type a\setup.exe. Press EnterRCP and SM WindowsTo uninstall the driver, proceed as follows Uninstalling the Printer DriverPrint Media Information Media Sizes and Capacities Selecting Print MediaBasic Guidelines Length Guides How To Adjust Paper GuidesWidth Guide MP Tray Guidelines Using the MPMulti-Purpose TrayLoading Paper into the MP Tray For transparencies Print Media Information Print Media Information 3 Closing the MP Tray Using Rear Output Tray Printed pages are stacked with print side facing up Memo Printing Printing in Windows Windows 95/98/NT Configuring the PCL DriversSelecting Your Printer Setting Properties PCL6 Driver Features Manual Duplex Printing Booklet Printing Feature Macintosh Win 95/98 Win NT PostScript Driver FeaturesRemote Control Panel Using Printer UtilitiesSeconds ConfigPCL5e InterfaceStatus Monitor Printing a Document Requirements for Printing in MacintoshMemo Troubleshooting Cleaning the Inside Cleaning the PrinterCleaning the Outside Paper Jam in Output Area Clearing Paper JamsTroubleshooting 5 Paper Jam in Input Area Paper Jam Inside Printer Paper Jam in Option Cassette Troubleshooting 5 Tips for Avoiding Paper Jams Problem Possible Cause Remedy Solving Printing ProblemsProblem Possible Cause Remedy Select Background Printing from Settings and Printers. ClickSolving Print Quality Problems Problem Possible Cause Remedy Solving PostScript Problems Obtaining Service Printer Options Disconnect the Power Cord PrecautionsMemory and PostScript SIMMs Dram Printer Options Printer Options 6 Open Replace the control board cover Serial/LocalTalk Card or Network Card Unplug the two connectors from the control board Serial/LocalTalk Card Slide the control board back into the printer Open Printer Options 6 Option Cassette Tab Connector Printer Specifications Specification and Description Printer SpecificationsCode Language Language CodesPaper Paper size Cassette Option Cassette MP Tray Paper SizeCD-ROM IndexPCL6

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