Lanier AP206 Status, Possible causes, Descriptions, and Solutions, Set Printing Mode to Fast

	Other Printing Problems
Status	Possible causes, Descriptions, and Solutions
It takes too much time to start	The data is so large or complex that it takes time to process.
printing.	If the Data In indicator is blinking, the data processing is be-
	ing done. Just wait until it resumes.
	The Energy Saver mode might be enabled. In the Energy Sav-
	er mode, it takes time for the printer to warm up.
It takes too much time to com-	Photographs and other data intensive pages take a long time
plete the print job.	for the printer to process, so simply wait when printing such
	data.
	Changing the following settings may help to speed up print-
	ing.
	• IPDL-C printer driver
	Set [Printing Mode] to [Fast].
	Set [Resolution:] to [600 dpi / Fast].
	• RICOH-SCRIPT2 printer driver
	Set [Gradation] to [Fast].
	The data is so large or complex that it takes time to process
	it. If the Data In indicator is blinking, the data processing is
	being done. Just wait until it resumes.
	If "Warming Up" appears on the panel display, the printer is
	now warming up. Wait for a while.
It takes too much time to per-	[Color] is selected on the printer driver. Change the color
form black and white printing.	mode setting to [Black & White].
	Note
	❒ Some applications ignore the color mode setting made
	with the printer driver.
The desired tray is not used for	The printer driver setting is not correct. Change the setting.
the output.
The desired paper size is not	The printer driver setting is not correct. Change the setting.
used for the output.
	Specified paper is not loaded correctly in the paper tray. Re-
	move the paper from the tray and reload the specified paper
	correctly. ⇒ P.29 “Loading Paper”
The print side gets dirty.	Adjust the image density setting. Extreme settings may cre-
	ate output that appears dirty. ⇒ P.63 “Adjusting the Image
	Density”
	If the message "Change PCU" appears on the panel display,
	replace the photoconductor unit. ⇒ P.68 “Replacing the Pho-
	toconductor Unit”

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