Lexmark 1200 85, 1, 2

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Using the multipurpose feeder

Feeding media

manually

You can also use the multipurpose feeder to feed single

sheets of paper, transparencies, card stock, labels, or indi-

vidual envelopes.

To print a page manually:

1Select Manual Paper or Manual Envelope as the paper

source from the operator panel or from MarkVi-

sion:

aPress Menu> or <Menu to enter the menus.

Paper Men u appears on the second line of the dis-

play.

bPress Select to open the Paper Menu.

The Paper Source menu item appears on the sec-

ond line of the display.

cPress Select to select Paper Source.

dPress and release Menu> until Manual Paper or

Manual Env appears on the second line of the

display.

ePress Select to set the paper source.

fPress Go to return the printer to the ready state.

2Select the paper size.

Since the multipurpose feeder does not automati-

cally sense the size of the media you load, you must

select the correct paper size for each job.

You can set the paper size from your software appli-

cation or driver, or follow the instructions below to

set the paper size from the operator panel or from

MarkVision:

aPress Menu> or <Menu to enter the menus.

Paper Men u appears on the second line of the dis-

play.

bPress Select to open the Paper Menu.

Contents

Main Page Table of contents 1 2 iv 3 v 4 5 vi 6 7 Appendix B: Printer specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143 Appendix A: MarkVision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 Page Page ix Preface Conventions About the manuals x Note: Other sources of information xi Technical Reference Lexmark web site Automated fax system Page xiii Trademarks xiv 1 your printer Print speed Memory Print quality MarkVision Paper handling Page 2 printer settings Note: Using the operator panel Indicator light MarkVisions remote operator panel 8 Menus Printing current menu settings 1 Note: 2 9 Changing menu settings 1 Note: 2 10 7 Locking the menus 8 9 Page Menu overview italics INFRARED MENU SERIAL MENU LOCALTALK MENU Supplies Menu Maintenance Menu Color Menu Use the Color Menu to make print quality adjustments and customize color printing. Color Menu Paper Menu only Page Page Setup Guide Page Finishing Menu Uncollated Collated Page Page Page Tests Menu except Do not turn the printer off while the flash is formatting. Do not turn the printer off while the hard disk is formatting. Tests Menu (continued) Job Menu Setup Menu Use the Setup Menu to configure a variety of printer fea- tures. Setup Menu Page Page Page Page Page PCL Emul Menu , Page Page PostS cript Menu Parallel Menu Page Parallel Menu (continued) Serial Menu Page Page Page Network Menu Network Menu (continued) Infrared Menu Page Infrared Menu (continued) LocalTalk Menu Page LocalTalk Menu (continued) Fax Menu Fax Menu (continued) 3 Communicating in color Guidelines Defining color Additive colors Subtractive colors Color tools In your printer In your software Adjusting color Chapter 3: Using color Print Quality Color Correction (continued) Printing color and mono jobs Page 4 memory EDO memory Printer memory Note: Adding memory Note: Solving memory problems Allocating memory Flash memory Hard disk Collating jobs Job buffering Storing job statistics Managing resources downloaded to flash or disk Page 5 Paper sources and output bins Paper sizes Paper sizes Envelope size specifications Media guidelines Paper Letterhead Transparencies Changing the Paper Type Recommended transparencies Loading transparencies Note: Envelopes Labels Card stock Storing media Avoiding paper jams Loading paper in the trays 82 Tray linking 1 2 3 83 Using the multipurpose feeder Printing from the multipurpose feeder 1 c d e 84 f 2 c d e 85 Feeding media manually 1 c d e f 86 c d e f g 87 6 a b c Page 6 supplies Ordering supplies Page Storing supplies When do I replace them? Toner cartridges Note: Photoconductors Fuser coating roll Recycling used supplies Note: Toner Saver setting Conserving supplies Black & White printing Printer Usage setting Replacing service items Warni ng! 7 problems Understanding printer messages Page Status messages (continued) Attendance messages tray Page Page Page Page Page Identifying other problems xx Print quality problems Page Page Page Page Printer problems Other printing problems in the order listed Page Setup Guide Clearing paper jams Note: Paper jam messages 119 1 Warni ng! 2 3 Page Page 122 7 a Warni ng! b Page 124 9 10 1 Page Cleaning the LEDs Cleaning the fuser coating roll Page Calling for service Page A Operating systems supported Introducing MarkVision Page Features Appendix A: MarkVision Selected MarkVision features Centralized setup Remote monitoring Printer management Page Job management MarkVision online Help Installing MarkVision on a network Getting updated utilities and drivers Online services Automated fax system Page B specifications Standard features Feature Description Options Option Description Standard features (continued) Feature Description Printer supplies Supply Description Approximate yield Dimensions Dimension Measurement Page 147 C Printing font samples 1 2 3 Resident fonts Scalable fonts The following scalable fonts are resident for both PCL emulation and PostScript Level 2 emulation: Bitmapped fonts The following bitmapped fonts are resident for PCL emulation only: Symbol sets Symbol sets for PCL emulation Page Page D information Consignes de scurit Norme di sicurezza Sicherheitshinweise Pautas de Seguridad Veiligheidsvoorschriften Sikkerhedsoplysninger Sikkerhetsinformasjon Skerhetsanvisningar Informaci de Seguretat Turvaohjeet Informaes de Segurana Page Page Page Page E 164 Electronic emissions notices Without a network adapter installed Federal Communications Commission (FCC) compliance information statement Industry Canada compliance statement With a network adapter installed Federal Communications Commission (FCC) compliance information statement Industry Canada compliance statement Avis de conformit aux normes dIndustrie Canada Page Appendix F: Warranty F Warranty service Warran ty Optra Color 1200 Statement of Limited Warranty Appendix F: Warranty Extent of warranty Additional rights Limitation of liability Glossary A B C D E F G H I K J L M N O P Page R S T U V Y Index Numerics A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Page Page Q R S T U W Y Readers Comment Form BUSINESS REPLY MAIL