Minolta 2210 Antistatic Protection , BuzzBox

Antistatic Protection 101

Accessories

Attention

Installing accessories always requires that the printer and access ories

are turned off and unplugged during installation.

Antistatic Protection

Attention

It’s very important to protect the printer controller board and any

associated daughterboard or module from electrostatic damage while

performing any task involving the controller board.

If an antistatic wrist strap is provided in your printer option kit, attach

one end of it to your wrist and the other end to any convenient electrical

ground (for example, the bare metal chassis of equipment, as on the

back of a computer, that is plugged in but turned off). Never attach the

wrist strap to any piece of equipment with an electrical current present.

Turn off all power switches first. Plastic, rubber, wood, painted metal

surfaces, and telephones are not acceptable gr ounding points. The

printer isn’t an acceptable grounding point either because it must be

unplugged before you perform this task. If you don’t have an antistatic

wrist strap, discharge your body’s static electric charge by touching a

grounded surface before you handle any printer boards or components

and before removing the controller board. Also avoid walking around

after grounding yourself.

BuzzBox

BuzzBox is a printer accessory that warns you with a buzzer and/or a blinking

light any time the printer goes off line. This means you’re alerted to print job

interruptions, such as empty media trays or other consumable issues.

SC-210 Convenience copier with optional automatic

documnet feeder

Time-of-Day Clock Time stamps jobs in accounting files, and header

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Contents

Main Trademarks Proprietary Statement EDNord - Istedgade 37A - 9000 Aalborg - telefon 96333500 Copyright Notice Notice Contents Contents2 Contents 3 Contents4 Page Consumable Life Expectancies6 Consumable Life Expectancies CrownBook Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 7 <COLOR> Replacing Toner Cartridges8 Ordering Consumables Replacing Toner Cartridges Toner Cartridge Life Replacing Toner Cartridges 9 Toner Cartridge Handling Replacing Toner Cartridges10 1 2 3 4 5 Replacing Toner Cartridges 11 6 7 Replacing Toner Cartridges12 8 9 10 11 Refilled Toner Cartridges Replacing the OPC Drum Kit Waste Toner Pack, OPC Drum Cartridge, and Laser Lens Cover Removing the Used Waste Toner Pack 1 Replacing the OPC Drum Kit14 2 3 4 Replacing the OPC Drum Kit 15 5 6 7 Removing the Used OPC Drum Cartridge 1 2 3 Dispose of it prop- erly according to your local regulations. 4 Replacing the Laser Lens Cover 2 Replacing the OPC Drum Kit 17 3 4 5 Installing the New OPC Drum Cartridge 1 2 3 4 5 6 Page Page Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit 21 4 5 Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit22 6 7 Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit 23 8 9 Page Page Replacing the Fuser Oil Roller26 7 8 Check the release button status to make sure the cover is properly closed. 9 Replacing the Fuser Oil Roller Page Page Replacing the Transfer Belt 29 5 6 Dispose of it properly according to your local regulations. Replacing the Transfer Belt30 7 8 Dispose of it properly according to your local regulations. 9 Page Page Page Introduction34 Media Handling Media Types 35 Media Types Letterhead and Memo Media Plain Paper Media Types36 Thick Stock Service & Support Guide Media Types 37 Envelopes Labels only Media Types38 Postcards Transparencies Media Types 39 Maintenance Guide. Loading Media40 Loading Media Only up to 24 lb (90g/m) plain paper can be duplexed. OHP Loading Media 41 Upper and Optional Media Trays 1 2 Loading Media42 3 4 Loading Media 43 5 Multipurpose Tray Page Loading Media 45 4 5 Printing Envelopes from the Multipurpose Tray 1 2 3 4 5 6 Printing Area Media Storage Page Maintaining the Printer48 Maintaining the Printer Maintaining the Printer 49 Cleaning50 Cleaning Inside the Printer Outside the Printer Mainte- nance Guide. Page Introduction52 Printing a Status Page Preventing Media Jams remove the media and fan the sheetsthey may be sticking together Automatic Jam Recovery 53 Automatic Jam Recovery Understanding the Media Path54 Understanding the Media Path Model with LFU and Mailbox Clearing Media Jams 55 Media Tray (Standard Upper Tray and Optional Tray) Clearing Media Jams Clearing Media Jams56 Handling Media Jams by Location Page Page Clearing Media Jams 59 Media Jams near the OPC Drum 1 2 3 Page Page Page Page Page Page Solving Problems with Media Jams66 4 The media jam message is no longer displayed in the printer message window. Media Jams in the Output Tray Solving Problems with Media Jams Solving Problems with Media Jams 67 Solving Problems with Media Jams68 Solving Other Problems 69 Solving Other Problems Solving Other Problems70 Close all covers gently to avoid jarring the printer Solving Other Problems 71 Solving Other Problems72 Solving Other Problems 73 Solving Problems with Printing Quality74 Solving Problems with Printing Quality Solving Problems with Printing Quality 75 ABCDE Solving Problems with Printing Quality76 Solving Problems with Printing Quality 77 Solving Problems with Printing Quality78 Solving Problems with Printing Quality 79 and Solving Problems with Printing Quality80 Solving Problems with Printing Quality 81 Solving Problems with Printing Quality82 Solving Problems with Printing Quality 83 Solving Problems with Printing Quality84 Status, Error, and Service Messages 85 Status, Error, and Service Messages <X> Status and Error Messages Status messages are not displayed while the printer is off line. Status, Error, and Service Messages86 Status, Error, and Service Messages 87 INPUT> INPUT> BIN Status, Error, and Service Messages88 XXXXXXXXXXXX X> XXXXXXXXXXXX Status, Error, and Service Messages 89 Status, Error, and Service Messages90 Status, Error, and Service Messages 91 Service & Suuport Guide Status, Error, and Service Messages92 Y MEDIA> TYPE BIN> Status, Error, and Service Messages 93 Status, Error, and Service Messages94 Service Messages Status, Error, and Service Messages 95 Status, Error, and Service Messages96 Status, Error, and Service Messages 97 HP-GL, HPXL, and PCL Error Codes Additional Assistance98 PostScript Errors Additional Assistance PostScript Language Reference Manual Page Introduction100 Antistatic Protection 101 Accessories Antistatic Protection BuzzBox BuzzBox102 What's in the Kit? 1 2 3 Dual In-Line Memory Modules 103 4 5 6 7 8 Dual In-Line Memory Modules104 How Much Memory Do You Need? Minimum System Memory Requirements (in MB) Dual In-Line Memory Modules 105 1 Dual In-Line Memory Modules106 2 3 4 5 a 4 5 Installing a Duplex Unit 1 Page Page Page Page Page Emulations, Fonts, and Other Software 113 Downloading an Emulation via an Ethernet Interface 1 2 3 4 ftp printername (for example, ftp pctdev6) ftp Page Kanji Font Internal IDE Hard Disk 115 5 ipaddress printername ftp (for example, ftp pctdev6) ftp Kanji Font Internal IDE Hard Disk116 What's in the Kit? Hardware Requirements Software Requirements 5-bin Mailbox 117 5-bin Mailbox Installation 1 Page Page Page Page QFORM122 19 20 21 QFORM Interfaces and Daughterboards Interfaces Installation Guide Whats in the Kit? 1 2 3 a b 7 8 Using a Network Interface SCSI Interface What's in a Kit? 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 Using a SCSI Interface Internal IDE Hard Disk Drive What's in the Kit? 1 2 3 4 Internal IDE Hard Disk Drive 129 5 6 7 8 Lower Feeder Unit130 Lower Feeder Unit B Installing a Lower Feeder Unit (LFU) 1 Page Lower Feeder Unit132 9 10 11 Lower Feeder Unit 133 12 13 Retain this screw for use in step 15. 14 Media Trays134 15 Make sure the bracket matches the position shown in the illustration. 16 Media Trays Installation 2 Slightly tilt up the tray to insert it into the installation rails to slide it back in. Printer Stand/Cabinet SC-210 Convenience Copier 1 2 Time-of-Day Clock 137 3 a b c d Page Page Introduction140 Color Management and Control MINOLTA-QMS QCOLOR Technology Introduction 141 Further Information Page Page Page Repacking the Printer145 Repacking the Printer prominently What's Involved? 1 2 Page Page Page Page Repack the Printer 150 5 6 7 Strapping/Buckling Kit Contents Page Page Page Requirements154 Requirements Space Requirements Location Requirements 155 Power Requirements Location Requirements Location Requirements156 Engine and Controller Specifications 157 Computer Requirements ENERGY STAR Compliance Engine and Controller Specifications Engine Print SpeedSimplex Engine and Controller Specifications158 Print SpeedAutoduplex General Engine and Controller Specifications 159 Controller Engine and Controller Specifications160 Electrical Voltage and Power for a complete listing of support telephone numbers). Engine and Controller Specifications 161 Environmental Print Media162 Physical Print Media Document Option Commands 163 Document Option Commands Crown Document Option Commands Supported DOCs Supported DOCs164 HP PCL 5e Emulation Commands Lineprinter Emulation Commands CCITT Groups 3 and 4 Commands Supported DOCs 165 Document Formatting Job and Subjob Boundary Commands Supported DOCs166 LN03 Plus Commands Index A Index168 CrownBooks B C D E Index 169 F H I J K L M N O P Q R S Index172 T Index 173 U V W X Z