Tcp/Ip | NEC 4650NX instruction

streaks 103, 105	loading 25
subnet mask 74	printable area 25
SuperScript 4400N 1	TrueType fonts 10
SuperScript 4600N	twisted pair cable 21
software 13	U
SuperScript PPD 58	U.S. letter size 19
supplies	UK quarto 19
ordering 110	UL 117
storing 116	UNIX 107
supply order page 74	unpacking 12
symbol set 71	unprintable area 7
T	URL 23
TCP/IP 1	URL configuration page 4
setup 74	usage reports 74
technical support 109	usage status menu 72
tension release pins 16, 91, 93, 121	user’s guide 123
tension release tabs 121	W
thick paper 24	wait timeout 8
loading 25	warranty
three-wire plug 20	coverage 111
thumb screws 93	period 111
toner collector 13, 14, 95	support 112
replacing 95	waste toner bottle 85, 95
toner modules 18	watermarks 7
installing 18	Windows 3.x 56
ordering 87	Web browser 23
replacing 87	Web printing 23
toner spots 104	weight 113
top cover 14	Windows 2000 1
top cover release button 14	driver 49
transfer drum 14, 85, 92, 93	Windows 3.x 1, 22
transfer roller 14, 92	driver 22, 54, 55
transfer unit 14, 92	fonts 55
transparencies 114, 115	Windows 95 1

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NEC 4650NX manual Tcp/Ip

Contents

User’s Guide for Models 4650, 4650N & 4650NX Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer Features Printer Drivers Maintaining Your Printer 109 113115 117 Features SuperScript 4650 Series HighlightsSuperScript 4650N and 4650NX Enhancements Printer Options System Requirements Supported Printing EnvironmentsHardware Requirements Energy Saving Features Printing Software for WindowsPrinting Software for Mac OS Superscript 4650 Series CD 4650NX Printer WEB Pages Printer Home Paper Handling Special Media Printer Settings Using the Printer’s Operator PanelUsing Printer Drivers Color Processing Advanced Features WatermarksPaper Handling Graphics PostScript Options PCL5E Features Device Options PCL5e Font Settings PostScript 3 Font SettingsWorking with Fonts Windows Safety Instructions Safety PrecautionsGetting Started Selecting a Location Unpacking Unpacking the Inner Printer Box Getting Checking Printer ContentsStarted Front View Front Internal ViewBack View Back Internal View Getting Started Important Printer Parts Installing the Belt Cartridge See Adding the Paper Tray 2 Unit in Chapter Installing the Fuser Components Lock Tabs Open Installing the Toner Modules Loading the Paper Tray Printing a Startup Warming UP Connecting the 4650 Series Printer Locally Connecting the 4650NX to a NetworkConnecting the Printer Interface Panel Local Setup for Windows 95/98/NT 4.0/2000 PostScript Driver Setup for WindowsPrinting from Your Application Printing with the 4650 Series Printer Setting the Printer’s IP Address Easy Remote Printing SetupQuick WEB Printing With the 4650NX Printers Window Printing Envelopes Printing on Thick Paper Printing Transparencies Printing Labels SuperScript 4650 Series User’s Guide 4650 upgraded to 500 sheet input with the Paper Tray 2 Unit Printer Options Adding the Paper Tray 2 Unit Adding Paper Tray 2 Unit Printer Options Installing the Legal Paper Tray Order #4004 Adding Memory Dimm PC100 Sdram Installing Dimm Superscript NIC Order #4010 Feature Buttons on the 4650NX Home PrintAgent and the SuperScript 4650NX Installation Options When to Use the PostScript 3 or PCL5e Printer DriverPrinter Drivers About Color Control Options Installing Printer SoftwareWindows 95/98 Accessing a Printer Driver Changing Settings in the Printer DriverSetting Another Printer Driver as Default Printing a Document Description Shared Printing Windows 9x/Windows NTSharing the Windows NT 4.0 PostScript Printer Driver Shared Printing Windows 9x/Windows Sharing the Windows 2000 PostScript Printer Driver Using the Windows 95/98 Printer Drivers Windows 95/98 Printer Driver System TabsGeneral Tab Details Tab NEC Features Tab Printer Drivers WWatermarks Tab Paper Tab Fonts Tab Windows 95/98 Printer Driver PostScript 3 Tabs Graphics TabDevice Options Tab Printer Drivers Windows 95/98 Installing the Driver Software Windows 2000 Driver Accessing Printer Properties Accessing Printing PreferencesPrinter Drivers Windows 2000 Driver Changing Settings in the Printer Driver Using Windows 2000 PS Printer Driver Windows 2000 Printer Preferences- PostScriptLayout Tab Advanced Button Windows 2000 Printing Preferences- PCL5e Installing Options Windows 2000 Printer Properties Installing Printer Driver Software Accessing Document Properties Using Windows NT 4.0 Printer Driver PrinterDrivers Windows NT Windows NT 4.0 Printer Properties Windows NT 4.0 Document Properties PostScript Setup TabAdvanced Tab Printer Drivers Windows NT 4.0 Document Properties PCL5e Installing the Printer Driver Software Accessing the Printer DriverInstallation for Windows 3.1x PostScript Installation for Windows 3.1x PCL Driver Features Tab Printer Drivers Using Windows 3.1x Printer Driver Job Control Printer Drivers Windows Windows 3.1x PCL5e Printer Driver Properties Software Requirements Macintosh RequirementsMacintosh Hardware Requirements Printer Hardware Requirements Installing the PPD Setting UP the Printer Conﬁguring the Printer Renaming Your Printer SetupPrinting Mac OS -Print Dialog Box Uninstalling the Driver Select the Remove NEC SuperScript...box SuperScript 4650 Series User’s Guide Operator Panel Features Indicator LightsOperator Panel Message Display Status Message Operator Panel Buttons Operator Panel Using the Menu Tree For an example of how to use the menu tree, see the next An Example of Using the Menu Tree Checking Total Page Count Operator Panel Menus Setup MenuControl Menu PCL Menu PostScript MenuCommunications Menu Usage Status Menu Advanced Features MenuPrint Form Menu Setting Media Type Resetting the PrinterResetting the NIC Restoring Factory Defaults TCP/IP Setup Resetting Usage ReportsPrinting Information Pages From the PRINTER’S Home Advanced FeaturesWeb Page Icons Job Priority Print Queue StatusSpooling Options Banner Pages Advanced How to Use the Job Hold Feature Job Hold Job Preview Advanced FeaturesCollation Connecting the Zip Drive External ZIP Drive Feature To Print From the Web To Print From the Operator Panel To Eject Zip Disk Eject Zip disk at the Operator Panel Setting Up the Scanner Scanner Copy Feature Scanner Support Features Accessing the ScannerPreviewing a Scanned Image Precautions Maintaining Your Printer Maintenance Schedule Service Visit ScheduleOngoing-As Needed Every 12,000 Pages Maintaining Your Printer Replacing the Toner Modules Replacing the Fuser OIL Bottle Order Number Replacing the Fuser Cleaning Roller Maintaining Your Cleaning the Belt Cartridge Replacing the Belt Cartridge Inside the Back Cover Replacing the Fuser Unit Cleaning the Laser Lens Replacing the Ozone Filter Replacing the Toner Collector Cleaning the Outside of the Printer Troubleshooting Print Quality MaintenanceSimple Troubleshooting Printer Messages Alert Message Understanding the Paper Path TroubleshootingPreventing Paper Jams Misfeed Jams Removing Paper Jams Inner Jams Outer Jams Drum Jams Background is Smeared Image Edges are Missing or PeelingHorizontal Jitter Horizontal Ribbing Black Line Vertical LineImage Staggered Vertically Horizontal Banding Color Misregistration Toner StreakMottled Image Shadowing Error Messages with Little or Nothing Printed Troubleshooting for MacosWindows OS Parallel Printing Problems Nothing Printed Solutions for Unix Computers SuperScript 4650 Series User’s Guide How to Contact NEC Technical SupportHelp From Within Your Company Help From Your Dealer Ordering Supplies NEC Service Contracts Warranty PeriodWarranty Coverage Technical Support Obtaining Warranty Service Warranty SupportLimitation of Damages Printer Specifications Operating Specifications Recommended Paper Weights Clearance SpacePrintable Area Recommended Media Media Specifications Paper Handling Considerations Storing Printer Supplies Choosing Paper and MediaPaper and Print Media You Should not Use in This Printer Safety Information Laser SafetyOzone Emission Cdrh Regulations FCC Statement For United States Use OnlyFor Canadian Use Only Declaration of Conformity Moving Your Printer Moving the Printer Locally FGH Moving Your Printer Shipping the Printer SuperScript 4650 Series User’s Guide Pack Power Cord behind printer SuperScript 4650 Series User’s Guide 125 Energy Star 127 PPD 129 TCP/IP 131