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Kyocera FS-C8026N manual Power Switch, Power Cord Connector, Left Cover

Models: FS-C8026N

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8Power Switch

Turns printer power on and off.

9Power Cord Connector

Connect the power cord that comes with the printer here.

10Left Cover

Open this cover when clearing a paper jam.

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Kyocera FS-C8026N manual Power Switch, Power Cord Connector, Left Cover

Contents

FS-C8026N Safety Notes Regarding Tradenames Iii Agfa Monotype License Agreement FCC Statement for Users in the United States Ozone concentration Vii Viii Initial sleep mode setting Power Consumption Initial sleep mode setting Power consumption in sleep modeOther Precautions Installation PrecautionsPower Supply/Grounding the Printer Precautions for Use Xiii Description For More InformationGuide to the Operation Guide Using the Operator PanelXvi Contents Paper Handling Setting Print QualityPagination Operating the Storage DeviceIndex Contents Introduction Features GeneralHardware Software Support for Network Printer Monitor Utility KM-NET Viewer NetworkingAccount management system Built-in and External Network InterfacesFront Parts and FunctionsPower Switch Power Cord ConnectorLeft Cover Internal Charger UnitWaste Toner Box Rear Handling Paper Values Paper specificationsGeneral Available paper typesPaper Cassette MP Tray Minimum and maximum paper sizesPaper composition Selecting the Right PaperGuidelines Paper conditionsPaper properties Other properties of paper Loading paper into the cassette Loading PaperLoading paper into the MP Multi-Purpose tray Adhesive-backed labels Special PaperSelecting the special paper TransparencyValue PostcardsRecycled paper EnvelopesColored paper Pre-printed paperSpecial Paper Using the Operator Panel Message Meaning Understanding the Operator PanelMessage display Status informationIndicators in message display Error codesInterface indicator Interface Paper size indicator Size Paper type indicator Type READY, DATA, and Attention indicatorsIndicator Description Cancel key KeysGO key Press the Menu key to return to the Ready display Menu keyArrow keys Enter keyUsing the Menu Selection System Entering the mode selection menuMenu Selection System Type Adjust Paper Weight NormalPaper Handling Menu System Road Map Menu KeyOn the next PCL ROM Memory Card Paper Handling Staple Off Punch Off Print Menu Map ? Menu Map and Status PagesPrinting a Menu Map Print Menu MapMenu MAP Printing a Status Print StatusPrint Status Page ? Understanding the status StatusHardware information Installed optionsError log Software versionMPS Job retentionQuick Copy Proof-and-Hold Private Print Stored Job Using Quick Copy Printing a Private Print/Job Retention Using Proof-and-HoldAgenda Copies 001 Arlen ?AgendaAgenda 0000 Agenda CopiesPrint VMB Data Tray001 Retrieving Jobs from Virtual Mailbox VMBList Code JOB List Code JOB ?List of VMB ? Changing e-MPS ConfigurationPrint VMB Data Tray001?Richard List of VMBQuick Copy MPS ConfigurationQuick Copy MPS Configuration Temp. Code JOB Size 1550MBMaximum space assigned to virtual mailboxes VMB Perm. Code JOB Size 1550MB MPS ConfigurationVMB Size 1550MB Perm. Code JOB Size 1550MBChanging Parallel Interface Mode Changing the Interface ParametersChanging Serial Interface Parameters Changing Network Interface Parameters Interface ? SerialBaud Rate ? Off IP Address 000.000.000.000 Subnet Mask Gateway Resolving IP AddressNetWare EtherTalk Off Network Status Page OffStatus ? On Interface ParallelNetwork Status Off Status ? OffMaking Default Settings Default EmulationKC-GL Pen Width and Color KC-GL Page Set ? A2 Printing Kpdl ErrorsAlternative Emulation for Kpdl Emulation Pen1 Color ? BlackDefault Font Size Points Changing the default font sizeCourier Regular Courier ? RegularCode Set Pitch 10.00 cpiPitch 10.0 Cpi List Internal Fonts? List Internal FontsPagination Number of CopiesPrint Orientation CR Action CR only Linefeed LF ActionCarriage-Return CR Action LF Action LF onlySetting Print Quality Tone ModeGloss Mode Gloss Mode ? Low Operating the Storage Device Using the Memory CardWrite Data Read Fonts ProcessingRead Data Report Read Data ?ReportDeleting data Delete DataList of Partitions ? List of PartitionsPrinting a list of data names Partitions RAM Disk Mode ? On Using the Option Hard Disk HD-10Using the RAM Disk RAM Disk Mode OffRAM Disk Size 011 9 MByte MP Tray Mode Setting MP Tray Paper SizePaper Handling Setting the MP Tray Paper Type MP Tray Type PlainMP Tray Type ? Plain Selecting the Paper Feed Source Setting the Cassette Paper TypeDuplex Mode None Duplex PrintingBinding modes A4/Letter 000 Adjusting the Stitch PositionsDuplex Mode ?None Stitch AdjustCreating Custom Paper Types Overriding Difference between A4 and LetterDuplex Path ? Enable Resetting the Custom Paper TypePaper Weight ? Normal Duplex Path EnableStack Select Top tray F-down Reset Type AdjustReset Type Adjust ? Selecting the Output StackColor Mode Color Mode ? ColorSelecting Monochrome or Color Printing Resetting the Toner Counter Reading Life CountersDisplaying the Total Printed Pages Automatic Form Feed Timeout Setting Other ModesSelecting the Message Language Setting the Sleep Timer Received Data Dump Printer ResettingResource Protection Alarm Buzzer SettingSetting the Auto Continue Recovery Time Auto Continue SettingDuplex Off Duplex Printing Error Detection SettingStaple Error Detection Setting Finishing ErrorStaple ? Off Punch Error Detection SettingMixed Color/Monochrome Print Setting Staple OffColor/Mono. mix Printing the Service StatusOthers Service Color CalibrationPlease wait Calibration Using High Density ModeColor Calibration Color Calibration ?High Density Mode ? High Density ModeOther Modes Troubleshooting Symptom Check Items Corrective Action General GuidelinesTips Print Quality Problems Printed Results Corrective Action Completely blank printoutAll-black printout Faint or blurred printing Ity ToneGray background Printing incomplete or out of position Message Corrective Action Error MessagesCover Tinue Setting on ###############. For details, see .4 Clearing Paper Jams on Set paper press GO Code Meaning Storage error codes Hard disk errorsMemory card errors RAM disk errorsPossible Paper Jam Locations Clearing Paper JamsGeneral considerations for clearing jams Paper Jam Paper FeedUtilizing online help messages Paper Jam MP Tray Paper Jam Paper Cassette #Paper Jam Right Cover Paper Jam Duplex UnitThen close the paper cassette Paper Jam Paper Feed UnitDuring normal use. Never touch them with your Paper Jam Left CoverPaper Jam Option Unit Fuser unit and rollers become very hotClearing Paper Jams Maintenance Replacing the Toner Container Toner Container ReplacementToner Container Replacement Requirements Toner Container Replacement RequestPut the old toner container in the plastic waste bag Close the toner container cover, and then close To keep toner from spilling, remove the black caps Replacing the Waste Toner BoxClose the front cover Cleaning the Printer Cleaning the Registration RollerCleaning the Main Charger Unit Next, we clean main charger grid. Take the grid Inserted in the printer If the front cover does not fully close, althoughPrinter shows Ready, open the front cover Push the main charger unit until it is fullyCleaning the Printer Appendix a Options Figure A-1 OptionsExpansion Memory Modules Installing the Memory ModulesRemoving a memory module Testing the expanded memoryReading font from the memory card General Description of OptionsMemory Card 2 PF-640/645/647 Paper Feeders3 PT-640 Fece-Up Tray 5 DF-600/610 Document Finishers4 DU-640 Duplex Unit Hard Disk 6 CA-33 Caster KitNetwork interface card Network connections 8 IB-20/IB-21E/IB-22 Network Interface CardsAppendix B Computer Interface Communication Reception Transmission Mode Parallel InterfaceCommunication Modes Pin Signal Description Out Interface SignalsGround return NInit Ignored Appendix C Technical Specifications Specification Printer SpecificationPrinter Specification Printing Speeds Mode Paper Size Print SpeedIndex KPDL3 Prescribe 2003, 2004 is a trademark of Kyocera Corporation