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Xerox 100, 180 EPS manual Host connectivity options, Overview

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Overview

Host connectivity options

The Xerox DocuPrint 100/115/135/155/180 EPS can receive data from a host in the following ways:

•Over a channel with bus and tag cable connection

•Through a network interface, using Novell, TCP/IP, or AppleTalk protocols

Your system may have one or both of these configurations.

Figure 1-1

Configurations supported for the Xerox DocuPrint 100/115/135/155/180 EPS

1.Sun UNIX client workstation

2.Apple Macintosh client workstation

3.Network connection

4.Controller

5.PC client workstation

6.Mainframe host computer

7.Bus and tag cables (channel connection)

8.Printer

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Xerox 100, 180 EPS manual Host connectivity options, Overview

Contents

Xerox DocuPrint 100/115/135/180 EPS operatorguide 701P24790 April,Printed in the United States of America Prepared by Xerox Corporation2005 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved Other company trademarks are also acknowledgedIntroduction Table of contentsSafety 1 OverviewTable of contents 2 Managing the printer3 Managing the system Operator GuideTable of contents 5 Troubleshooting4 Maintaining the system Operator GuideTable of contents 6 SuppliesIndex Operator GuideOperation safety: U. S SafetyLaser safety Ozone information U. S. onlyOperation safety: Europe SafetyVentilation Warning markingsElectrical supply SafetyBefore cleaning your product Operator accessible areasMaintenance CE mark: Europe onlyTelecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive SafetyCertification to 1999/5/EC Radio Equipment and Operator GuideFor further information SafetyOperator Guide About this guide ContentsIntroduction ConventionsDocumentation IntroductionCustomer Documentation CD •Xerox Document Services Platform System GuideDocuPrint 100/115/135/155/180 EPS documentation •Xerox DocuPrint EPS Font Reference ManualIntroduction Operator Guide1 Overview Functional overviewOperator Guide Host connectivity options OverviewOverview Stock specificationsData formats supported Operator Guide16–110pound / 60–200gsm Paper weightsStock sizes OverviewOverview General paper characteristics to look forSpecial stocks •Perforated paper •Precut or full tabsFigure 1-2Job flow 1.Job 2.Input Queue Printing process and job flowOverview 3.Decomposer 4.Output queue 5.PrinterOverview Operator GuideOverview Printer overview6.Queue defaults 1.Queue overrides 2.Exception pages 3.Job ticketOverview Operator GuideSample tray Printer componentsProcessor Feeder Trays OverviewFeeder trays Attention lightPurge tray OverviewStacker bins Overviewon stackers sheets less when stacking into a containerOverview Operator GuideFeeder/stacker modules OverviewOverview Printer configurationsPrinter control console not shown Operator GuidePrinter options Bypass transportOverview Support and interface with feeders Operator GuideOverview Printer paper path 7 by 10 inch enablement kitPaper paths Xerox DocuPrint 100, 115, and 135 EPSFigure 1-13Route of paper through the printer OverviewOperator Guide 1.Processor feeder tray 2.Processor feeder trayController overview Bypass transport paper pathOverview Overview Controller componentsSun workstation Operator GuideFigure 1-15Sun Blade 1000/2000 1.Controller stand OverviewOperator Guide 2.Mouse1.Display monitor 2.External diskette drive OverviewOperator Guide 3.Keyboard 4.MouseOverview Figure 1-17Drive locations on Sun Blade 1000/2000 OverviewOperator Guide 1.CD drive 2.Diskette driveController stand Online and offline interfacesExternal components and options OverviewMoving the controller OverviewOperator Guide Overview Do notOperator Guide Tape drives overviewOverview Figure 1-21 26-trackcartridge tape drive QICPaper sizing and print speed OverviewLong and short edge feeding OverviewOperator Guide Table 1-5 Throughput data for DP100 OverviewOperator Guide PitchPaper size and pitch mode minimum and maximum OverviewOperator Guide 1.Maximum paper size for 8 pitch mode OverviewFigure 1-248 pitch mode paper sizes 2.Minimum paper size for 8 pitch modeEuropean papers Feed direction for standard paper sizesOverview Operator GuideOverview US papersOverview Operator GuideFigure 1-30B4 250 by 353 mm paper feeding long edge feed Overview Operator Guide1-38 2 Managing the printer Powering on the printerPowering off the printer Controlling the printerPowering off the printer immediately Managing the printerLoading paper Managing the printerOperator Guide Figure 2-3Tray Unlock button on feeder Figure 2-4Ready to Open indicatorManaging the printer Figure 2-5Tray labelsManaging the printer Operator GuideManaging the printer Operator GuideManaging the printer Operator GuideFigure 2-9Slide rear guide to stack Unloading a stacker bin CAUTION: Do not slam the tray closedManaging the printer Figure 2-12Ready to Unload light Managing the printerOperator Guide Figure 2-13Lift container, pallet, or paper stack2-10 Managing the printerPoints to note for containers 2-11 Managing the printerOperator Guide 2-12 Managing the printerOperator Guide 3 Managing the system Starting, stopping, and rebooting the systemPowering on the controller Powering on the printerReleasing queues Rebooting the system warm bootHolding queues Managing the systemsync; sync; reboot Performing a deferred shutdown and rebootPerforming an immediate shutdown and reboot Managing the systemPowering off the system Restarting the DocuSP softwareManaging the system Managing the system Performing an emergency power offPowering off the controller Operator GuidePowering off the printer Managing the systemManaging the system Powering on the tape driveOperating the 18/36 track tape drive Operator GuideManaging the system Powering off the tape drive1.Power switch 2.Message display Operator GuideManaging the system Placing the tape drive onlineLoading a tape Operator GuideUnloading a tape Managing the systemPress the Unload button Guidelines for handling cartridgesManual procedure Operator GuideSetting file protection Managing the systemOperator Guide Printing the online Help documentationManaging the system Figure 3-10 File protection dotManaging the system Operator Guide3-14 Storing paper 4 Maintaining the systemPaper care Operator GuideMaintaining the system Operator GuideFigure 4-1 Storing paper correctly Maintaining the system Conditioning paperPaper curl FahrenheitUsing consumables Adding fuser agentMaintaining the system Operator Guide Maintaining the system4.Locate the fuser agent reservoir Figure 4-4 Pull out fuser drawerMaintaining the system 7.Remove the cap from a new bottle of fuser agentReplacing the dry ink waste container Maintaining the systemOperator Guide Maintaining the system Operator GuideFigure 4-8 Dry ink waste container Operator Guide Maintaining the systemFigure 4-10 Remove cap Figure 4-9 Pull out waste containerMaintaining the system Replacing the dry ink cartridge Maintaining the systemOperator Guide Maintaining the system 5.Remove the empty cartridge and discard itUsing the custom transfer assist blade Maintaining the systemOperator Guide 10 to 10.9 inches/254 to 277 mm Cleaning the system and its componentsMaintaining the system 11 inches/279 mmMaintaining the system Cleaning the 18/36-trackcartridge tape driveCleaning the 26-trackcartridge tape drive Operator GuideCleaning the sensors and the reflecting surfaces Cleaning the DVD driveCleaning the diskette drive Cleaning the Q850 sensorFigure 4-17 Q850 sensor Maintaining the system3.Locate the Q850 sensor Operator GuideCleaning the Q1011 sensor and mirror Maintaining the systemFigure 4-18 Q1011 sensor Operator Guide Cleaning additional sensorsMaintaining the system Figure 4-19 Gently wipe sensor and mirrorCleaning the Q1106 and Q1166 sensors Cleaning the Q1107 sensorMaintaining the system Figure 4-21 Clean Q1107 sensor Cleaning the Q1164 sensorTo clean the sensor Maintaining the systemCleaning the display Cleaning the exterior surfaces of the systemMaintaining the system Problem classifications 5 TroubleshootingUndeclared faults Operator GuideTroubleshooting client problems Solving FreeFlow Prepress problemsTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting print quality problemsNOTE:**<locale> is the locale of your server Operator GuideResolving font problems TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Troubleshooting job flow problemsTroubleshooting job integrity problems Operator GuideIsolating PostScript file problems Troubleshooting PDL problemsIsolating HP PCL file problems TroubleshootingIsolating TIFF file problems TroubleshootingOperator Guide Troubleshooting process problems Isolating PDF file problemsTroubleshooting cd /export/home/xrxusr openwin–init TroubleshootingOperator Guide Streaming mode Crash recoveryTroubleshooting problems with saving jobs TroubleshootingTroubleshooting UI recovery messagesRecovery message examples ExampleSpooling mode Points to noteTroubleshooting Clearing online print data TroubleshootingOperator Guide Obtaining information about a job TroubleshootingData type on the Online Manager window Streaming queue release setupClearing paper jams Incorrect printer state on hostAids to paper jam clearance Clearing paper jams in all printer areasTroubleshooting Figure 5-2Jam clearance areas Checking job integrity following a paper jamTroubleshooting Operator GuideClearing paper jams in printer areas 2 through TroubleshootingFigure 5-3Area Troubleshooting Figure 5-4Area Figure 5-5AreaOperator Guide Operator Guide TroubleshootingFigure 5-6Area 5-20Troubleshooting Figure 5-7AreaOperator Guide Operator Guide TroubleshootingFigure 5-8Area 5-22Troubleshooting Figure 5-9AreaOperator Guide Troubleshooting Figure 5-10Areaarea Figure 5-12Area 11 all feeder/stackers TroubleshootingFigure 5-11Area Operator GuideFigure 5-14Area TroubleshootingFigure 5-13Area 12 all feeder/stackers Operator GuideFigure 5-16Area TroubleshootingFigure 5-15Area Operator GuideOperator Guide TroubleshootingFigure 5-17Area Figure 5-18Area 5-28Figure 5-19Area Clearing a paper jam in the bypass transportTroubleshooting Operator GuideTroubleshooting Figure 5-20Press area 19 green leverFigure 5-21Press area 20 green lever Clearing a misfeed feeder tray faultTroubleshooting Figure 5-22If necessary, press Tray Unlock buttonTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Figure 5-24Relatch paper feeder assemblyOperator Guide Troubleshooting To clean the feed beltFigure 5-26Wipe outside surface of feed belt Troubleshootingfeeder assembly Operator GuideGenerating a test page Incorrect paper size messageTroubleshooting Checking paper curl Troubleshooting stacker problemsTroubleshooting paper curl problems TroubleshootingOperator Guide TroubleshootingFigure 5-28Hold printed sheets 5-38Figure 5-29Paper curl chart TroubleshootingOperator Guide Adjusting the decurler lever TroubleshootingFigure 5-30Locate decurler lever Troubleshooting initial program load IPL failure Troubleshooting the 36-tracktape drivePerforming basic recovery TroubleshootingSolving other cartridge tape drive problems TroubleshootingFigure 5-31Power on tape drive Troubleshooting Figure 5-33Unload buttonOperator Guide Troubleshooting Figure 5-34AC power switchFigure 5-35DC power switch Figure 5-36Unload button Calling for serviceTroubleshooting Operator GuideTroubleshooting indicated by labelA Supplies Available suppliesOperator Guide Supplies Transparencies3R2780 8.5 x 11 inchClear, with a white strip on the edge All labels are on 8.5 x 11 inch sheets,Supplies Cover stockHow to order supplies SuppliesOperator Guide Supplies Operator GuideIndex NumericsOperator Guide Page Index Operator GuideIndex