Minolta 4110W - page 81

Working with the Status Display 5

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5 Working with the Status Display

The Status Display displays information about the current status of the

local printer.

Automatic startup of Status Display!

If, when you installed the printer driver, you activated the option to

automatically start the printer driver, then the Status Display is

automatically called up each time the computer is started.

Optional registration in the StartUp directory of Windows allows the

Status Display to reside on your desktop automatically

(see page 3-25).

Contents

Main Page Contents 1 Introduction 2 Unpacking, installing, and setting up the printer 3 Installing the printer driver 4 Working with the Wind ows printer drivers 5 Working with the Status Display 6 Working with the printer 7 Installing optional accessories 8 Caring for and maintai ning your printer 9 Troubleshooting 10 Appendix 1 Introduction 1.1 Welcome to MINOLTA-QMS Trademarks 1-2 1.2 Roadmap of this manual 1 2 Help is available here. 1.3 Working safely with your laser printer Page Page Page Page 2 Unpacking, installing, and setting up the printer 2.1 Unpacking the laser printer 1 2 Page Unpacking, installing, and setting up the printer 2 2-3 2.2 Overview of the printer External printer parts Page Page Page 2.3 Installing your laser printer Page Unpacking, installing, and setting up the printer 2 2-9 Space required for the printer when equipped with options Page 1 Using a large paper format? 2 How many sheets may I place in the cassette? 3 1 2 3 Page Page 1 2 5 3 4 Page 3 Installing the printer driver 3.1 System requirements 3.2 Notes on installing the printer driver Page Page Page Page 13 14 How do I open the System Properties Dialogue? 15 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 3.4 Installing the printer driver using the Installer 1 2 3 Who do I do when the Update Device Driver Wizard or Add new Hardware Wizard dialog appears: 4 The installation program does not start automatically? Page 3.5 Registering the Status Display Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 4 Page 4.2 Paper index card AA Page If the desired tray is an option, make sure that it has been added in the Device Option tab. 4.3 Page layout index card Page Provide your printouts with a watermark in order to prevent the printed pages from being copied. Page The Scaling and N-up functions cannot be used at the same time as the Booklet fu nction. 4.4 Image index card Page Page 4.5 Advanced index card 4.6 Device option index card Page Page 5 5.1 Calling up the Status Display 1 2 5.2 Understanding Status Display Messages 5 5.3 Controlling PopUp Messages 5.4 Displaying Printer Information 5.5 Closing the Status Display Page 6 Working with the printer 6.1 Please note the following points When paper is loaded, the orientation is based on the format marks in the paper source units. Page Working with the printer 6 6-3 Standard sizes Envelopes, postcard and custom sizes Special media is not supported for duplex printing. 6.2 Using the control button 1 2 1 2 6.3 Loading paper 1 Using a large paper format? 2 How many sheets may I place in the cassette? 3 Page 1 2 Page 6.4 Monitoring print jobs with the Status Display 7 Installing optional accessorie Page Page Page Page 7.3 Installing a DIMM memory module Page Page Page 9 10 11 12 What if the total amount of memory is not displa yed correctly? 7.4 Installing a network card Page Page Page 8 Caring for and maintaining your printer 8 8.1 Cleaning the printer 2 Page Page 8.2 Replacing the imaging cartridge 3 8 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 9.2 Problems with print quality 9-13 9-14 9-15 9.3 General printing problems No output 9-16 9.4 USB connection problem s USB connection problems 9.5 Printer messages Page Page 9-20 or 9-21 or 9-22 Page Page 9-25 Page 10.1 Performance features 10-2 10.2 Technical specifications PagePro 4110W printer Appendix 10 500-sheet paper feed tray (option) 10-3 10-4 Duplex unit (option) Network card (option) Expansion memory module (option) Appendix 10 10-5 Parallel interface and cable USB interface and cable Page A C D E I L M N O P Q R S T U