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Sony LPR-1000MD Rear, D-ACIN connector, AUSB connector (60), EMain power switch (9), BVentilation holes (51), EInk cartridge holder (43), Note on turning the main power off

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DHead cartridge lock screws (three positions) Used to lock the head cartridge. Do not move these screws from the lock position.

EInk cartridge holder (43)

One black ink cartridge holder and one gray ink cartridge holder are attached. If one of them runs out, the printer cannot print.

Use the following ink cartridges for replacing. Black: EPI-L100BL Sony Ink Cartridge Gray:EPI-L100GL Sony Ink Cartridge

Rear

A USB connector (60)

Connects the supplied USB cable.

BVentilation holes (51)

Provided to prevent the printer from overheating.

CEquipotential ground terminal connector

Used to connect the unit to the equipotential plug of peripheral equipment to bring the various parts of the system to the same potential.

Refer to “Important safeguards/notices for use in the medical environments” on page 2.

D-AC IN connector

Used to connect the printer to a wall outlet with a power cable.

Refer to “Warning on power connection” on page 3 and “Warning on power connection for medical use” on page 3.

EMain power switch (9)

This is the main power switch of the printer. Used to turn the printer on or off. When this switch is set

to on, the power to the printer is on when the ON/ STANDBY button on the front panel is set to on.

Note on turning the main power off

The printer may automatically perform maintenance operations when print operations are not being performed. Also, when the printer is set to standby mode by pushing the ON/STANDBY button, the printer may also automatically perform maintenance tasks so that the printer will work properly when the power is turned on again. After this maintenance is performed, the printer is reset to standby mode. During maintenance, the READY indicator blinks and the printer moves to the standby mode after completing the maintenance. Before turning the main power off, be sure to set the printer to the standby mode by pushing the ON/ STANDBY button, and then set the main power switch to off.

8 Location and Function of Parts and Controls

Contents

LPR-1000MD Owner's Record WARNING For the customers in the U.S.A For the customers in Canada For the customers in the U.S.A and Canada Warning on power connection for medical use Table of Contents Introduction Preparation Operation Monitor Function About This Manual Conventions used System Overview Front When the Head Cover is Opened Rear Preparation Turning the Printer On/ Off Turning the Printer On Setting the Printer to Standby Mode Turning the Printer Off Relationship Between the ON/ STANDBY Indicator and the READY indicator Preparing Paper Recommended Paper Available Printing Area Notes on Paper Notes on handling paper Loading Paper Page Page Operation Performing Basic Print Settings Displaying the Print Preferences Dialog Box from a Software Application Displaying the Printing Preferences Dialog Box from the Windows Start Menu Common Operations on Each Tab of the Printing Preferences Dialog Box Performing Settings on the Main Tab Settings for Paper Selecting the Gamma Type Performing Settings on the Layout Tab Setting the Print Orientation Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet To print one page on one sheet To print two pages on one sheet To print four pages on one sheet Printing Single Page Printing Data on Multiple Sheets Using the Help Window Displaying Information on Operation Methods Cancelling a Print Job Cancelling a Print Job from the Windows Spooler Window Cancelling a Print Job from the Status Monitor Useful Functions Aligning the Print Position Advanced Functions Embedding Stamps on the Printouts Adding new stamps When a stamp character string is added: When a graphics stamp is added: Embedding a stamp character string Page Embedding graphic data (bitmap file) as a stamp Printing without a stamp Removing stamp entries Sort Printing Setting the Printing Order Saving Print Settings Changing the Print Settings Retrieving the Print Settings Saved Resetting the print settings to default settings Deleting Unnecessary Print Settings Monitor Function Using the Status Monitor Displaying the Status Monitor Confirming the Ink Level Controlling the Print Job Page Maintenance Cleaning the Head Cleaning the Head from the Printer Driver Cleaning the Head From the Operation Panel Printing a Test Page Printing a Test Page from the Printer Driver Printing a Test Page From the Operation Panel Replacing the Ink Cartridges Page Page Replacing the Head Cleaning Roller Page Page Page Miscellaneous Precautions Safety Handling the Printer Installation Before Moving the Printer Before Transporting the Printer Before Asking Repairment When Not Using the Printer for Long Periods Troubleshooting Page Error Messages Warning Display Error Messages Errors related to paper Errors related to ink Error related printer status If the Paper Jams Ejecting the jammed paper automatically When the paper fed from the auto sheet feeder tray stops halfway When the paper is jammed inside the printer Page Before Consulting Your Dealer Specifications Printer Environmental performance Outline of the International ENERGY STAR Office Equipment Program Requirements for the Printer Driver To connect the printer to Windows via a Hi Speed USB Menu Flow of the Printer Window Display Head cleaning Test printing Job cancel Cleaning roller replacement Setting Items for the Printer Driver Customer Confirmation Sheet Index