Power Saver, Timeout, 240 | IBM 1422 manual

Understanding the operator panel

Menu item	Purpose	Values
Power Saver	To specify the amount of time (in	Disabled	This value does not appear unless
	minutes) the printer waits after a		Energy Conserve is set to Off.
	job is printed before it goes into a
	job is printed before it goes into a	1...240	Specifies the amount of time after
	reduced power state.	1...240	Specifies the amount of time after
	reduced power state.		a print job before the printer goes
			a print job before the printer goes
			into Power Saver mode. (Your
			printer may not support the entire
			range of values.)
			The factory default Power Saver
			setting depends on your printer
			model. Print the menu settings
			page to determine the current
			Power Saver setting. When the
			printer is in Power Saver mode, it
			is still ready to receive print jobs.
			Select 1 to put the printer in Power
			Saver mode one minute after it
			finishes a print job. This uses
			much less energy, but requires
			more warm-up time for the printer.
			Select 1 if your printer shares an
			electrical circuit with room lighting
			and you notice lights flickering.
			Select a high value if your printer is
			in constant use. Under most
			circumstances, this keeps the
			printer ready to print with minimum
			warm-up time. Select a value
			between 1 and 240 minutes if you
			want a balance between energy
			consumption and a shorter warm-
			up period.

Print	To specify the amount of time (in	Disabled	The printer does not print the last
Timeout	seconds) the printer waits before		page of a print job until one of the
	printing the last page of a print job		following occurs:
	that does not end with a command		• The printer receives enough
	to print the page. The print timeout		• The printer receives enough
	to print the page. The print timeout		information to fill the page.
	counter does not start until		information to fill the page.
	counter does not start until		• The printer receives a Form
	Waiting is displayed.		• The printer receives a Form
	Waiting is displayed.		Feed command.
			Feed command.
			• You select Print Buffer from the
			Job Menu.

		1...255 (90*)	The printer prints the last page
			after the specified time. (Your
			printer may not support the entire
			range of values.)

Using the printer menus

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Contents

User’s Guide Page User’s Guide Safety information Conventions Contents Contents Supplies and maintenance information 118 162 Printer overview Printer overview Print media Duplex unit specifications Print media sources and specificationsPrint media source specifications Supported print media Sizes Supported print media types Print media Print media Dimensions Supported print media sizes Choosing the right print media Paper Preprinted forms and letterhead Printing on preprinted forms and letterhead Transparencies Envelopes Labels Storing print media Card stock Preventing jams Loading trays Loading the standard tray and the optional 250-sheet tray Tab Length guide Width guide Metal stop Maximum stack height indicator Print media Loading print media over 90 g/m2 24 lb Loading the optional 500-sheet tray Tab Tab Length guide Width guide Metal stop Print media Loading and using the multipurpose feeder Opening the multipurpose feeder Gently press down on the ridge. The extension unfolds Loading the multipurpose feeder Stack height limiter Print media Print media Print media Using the standard output bin Raising the paper rest Using the rear output bin Print media Print media Clearing jams Jam message Go to 200 / 201 Paper Jam, Remove Cartridge Print media Paper Jam, Open Rear Door Exiting to the standard output bin Before reaching the standard output bin Print media 23x Paper Jam duplex jams 23x Paper Jam, Remove Tray1, Pull Down Lever At Printer Rear 23x Paper Jam, Check Duplex Print media 24x Paper Jam, Check Tray Jams inside a tray after clearing the metal stop Paper Jam, Check MP Feeder Sending a print job Printing from a Windows environmentPrinting from a Macintosh computer Duplexing a print job two-sided printing Duplex printing on letterhead Using Duplex Bind From a Windows computer Canceling a print jobFrom the printer operator panel From a Macintosh computer Linking trays Disabling tray linking Understanding fonts Printing a font sample list Scalable fonts Supported fonts Understanding fonts Understanding fonts PCL symbol sets Supported symbol setsPCL bitmapped fonts PCL symbol sets Understanding the operator panel Using the operator panel Indicator lightButtons Identification number PIN Using the operator panel to change printer settings Menus Disabled Using the printer menus Custom ConfigurePaper Menu Types Paper Loading Paper Size Source Texture Paper Type Substitute WeightSetup Size Finishing Menu Order MultipageBorder Print Sheets Utilities MenuSeparator Defragment Remove DefaultsFactory Held Jobs Confidential Cancel JobJob Menu Job Reset Print BufferPrinter PictureGrade ResolutionQuality Menu Toner Darkness Setup Menu Target RecoveryDownload Jam Power Saver Timeout240 Save Toner AlarmResource Wait PCL Emul Menu Orientation Symbol SetLines per Pitch 199 DefaultsTray Renumber View Factory PostScript Menu Ppds Menu Scale to FitBest Fit Inch CharacterSet Tray Parallel Menu Buffer SmartSwitchParallel Mode Network Menu ProtocolNetwork Std Net USB Menu Help Menu USB BufferQuick Reference See also Disabling the operator See also Canceling a print jobUsing the multipurpose feeder Panel menus See also Enabling the menus See also Entering a personal See also Using the Print and Hold Function 37 Insufficient Memory See also Printing a directory list Menu settings and network setupSee also Printing a confidential job See also Print Fonts Function See also Restoring factory default See also Using the operator panelTo change printer settings Settings Specifications See also Print media sources See also Accessing held jobs from Operator panel Held Jobs mayBe lost See also Parallel Buffer See also Contacting service Software and network tasks Printing the menu settings and network setup pages Printing the Print Quality Test Pages Select Prt Quality Pgs Printing a directory list Printing a confidential job Entering a personal identification number PIN Using MarkVision to manage the printer Using Hex Trace mode Supplies and maintenance information Maintaining the printer Determining the status of supplies Conserving supplies Ordering supplies Ordering a print cartridgeOrdering a charge roll Storing the print cartridge Changing the print cartridge Removing the used print cartridge Cleaning the printer Installing the new print cartridge 125 126 Replacing the charge roll 128 129 130 131 Removing options Removing the printer from an optional drawer Accessing the system board Removing optional printer memory or firmware cards 134 Removing an optional memory card Removing an optional firmware card Reinstalling the shield Reattaching the side cover 139 Administration Disabling the operator panel menus Enabling the menus Restoring factory default settings Using the Print and Hold function Selecting a user namePrinting and deleting held jobs Accessing held jobs from the operator panel Recognizing when format errors occur Repeat Print Reserve PrintVerify Print Confidential jobs Troubleshooting Solving basic printer problems Solving display problems Problem Action Solving printing problems Loading and using the multipurpose feeder. Press Continue As described in Loading trays and Loading and using Sources and specificationsMultipurpose feeder 24 lb Media over 90 g/m2 24 lb Turning on Reduced Curl mode Configuration menu see Turning on Reduced Curl mode Solving print quality problems 154 155 Information, see Using Hex Trace mode Changing the print cartridge for more information Optional flash memory card Solving option problemsOptional drawer Optional printer memory card Solving network printing problems Solving other problemsContacting service Trademarks Electronic emission notices Licensing noticeLaser notice Industry Canada compliance statement Printer energy consumption Index Index 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 Readers’ Comments We’d Like to Hear from You Business Reply Mail Page Part Number 75P6513