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Xerox N2125 manual Safety Extra Low Voltage Safety Approval User Guide

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Troubleshooting Specs Error codes Password Print PS Errors Symbol Set Maintenance Base Configuration Solving Printing Problems Reset Menu

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Contents

User Guide Page Contents Loading Print Media Maintaining the Printer Printer Options Safety Notes Vi User Guide Electrical Safety Viii User Guide Laser Safety Maintenance Safety Operational Safety Xii User Guide Operational Safety Ozone Safety Getting to Know Your Printer Introduction Paper Handling Printer FeaturesInput Sources Output Destinations Duplex Printing Standard Interface Network Base ConnectivityOptional Interface Network Base Fonts Resolution Print Speed Base Configuration Printer Components Internal Components Internal Components, Front View Printer Options Printer Options, Front View Rear View Printer Documentation Printed Documentation Using the CDs Printer Management Software CD Loading Print Media Selecting Print Media Selecting Print Media Input1 Output Media Size Simplex Input OutputDuplex Storing Paper Loading Paper Tray 1, 2 or Loading Paper Simplex orientation Duplex orientation Loading Paper Multi Bypass Feeder Simplex orientation Duplex orientation Envelope Feeder Configuring Custom Paper Sizes Custom Desired Required Steps Paper Size Input Source User Guide Printing Printing Introduction Using the Printer Drivers Environment Printer Driver PostScript Printer Drivers Using the Driver’s Features PostScript Unix PS Using the PCL Driver Job Type Copies Select Paper Image Orientation Duplex Document Collation Finishing Mode Output Using the PCL Driver Margins Gray Scale TrueType Options Using the PCL Driver Resolution Graphics Watermarks Print Quality Overlays Using the PostScript Driver Copies Image Orientation Document Collation Output Size Policies Margins Using the PostScript Driver Brightness Graphics OptionsScaling Image Modes Image Quality TrueType Fonts Send As Substitution Table Printer Font Substituted For font name Format PostScript Level Selection Print Postscript Error Information Compress Bitmaps Using the Control Panel Control Panel When processing data, Indicator Lights Light Description Online KeysKey Description Enter Item Down Menu DownItem Up Value Up System Administrator Guide on the printer CD Menu Options Menu Description Menu Items Description Tray Menu Tray Sequence Tray N ModeConfig Fuser Custom Size Recycled Tray Menu PrepunchedBond Color Font Number Symbol SetPCL Menu Pitch Resolution Policy TimeoutDraft Mode System Menu Power Saver System Menu Output TimeoutPrint PS Errors Defaults Flow Control Serial MenuSerial PDL Baud Rate NetBEUI Enable LPR EnableDLC/LLC Enable Ethernet Menu Default Gateway Ethernet Menu ETalk EnableHttp Enable IP Address Res Token Ring Menu Token Ring Menu TTalk Enable Source Routing Novell Menu Novell EnableNovell Mode Novell PDL Display Faults Config SheetFault History Hex Mode Network Defaults Reset MenuFactory Defaults Demo Mode Printing a Password Job Print Deleting a Password Job Generating a Printer Report Offsetting Output Offset Catch Tray front view Duplex Printing Duplex Orientation and Binding Settings User Guide Maintaining the Printer Regular Printer Maintenance Replacing the Laser Print Cartridge Drum Shutter Location To replace the laser print cartridge, follow these steps Be sure to push the cartridge all the way into the printer Replacing Maintenance Kit Items Troubleshooting Before You Begin Troubleshooting Hardware Software Printer Maintenance Consumables Error Messages Paper Jams What Causes a Paper Jam? Paper Jam Messages Message Description/Corrective Action Paper Size Jam Jam Scenario Control Panel Message Corrective Action Control Panel Message Remove Jam Envel Slowly close the front cover. Press Clear Paper Path MBF Jam Remove All Paper Control Panel Message Corrective Action Offset Jam Open Rear Cover Corrective Action Remove PrintCart Be sure to push the cartridge all the way into the printer Paper Jam Open Rear Cover Corrective Action Corrective Action Size of the paper fed was not the size expected by Paper jam has occurred while feeding from a paper tray Open Front Cover Remove Jam Sheet Be sure to push the cartridge all the way into the printer Solving Printing Problems Problem Action Problem Action Problem Action ProblemAction Problem Possible Causes Corrective Actions Solving Print Quality ProblemsLight/faint prints Blank Prints Black prints Spot deletions Vertical line deletions Horizontal line deletions Vertical dark streaks Repetitive horizontal dark streaks Dark spots/marks Fused image Unfused or partiallyWrinkled prints Blurred prints Random deletions Grainy Graphics Incomplete Additional Sources Troubleshooting Assistance User Guide Printer Specifications Physical Specifications Environmental Specifications Electrical Specifications Performance Specifications Controller Specifications Appendix B Notices and Certifications B-1 FCC Notices…USA Radio Frequency Appendix B Notices and Certifications B-3 Certifications…Canadian European Markets Configuration Specification EN55022 Safety Extra Low Voltage Safety Approval Safety Extra Low Voltage Safety Approval User Guide Printer Options Optional Equipment Optional Kits Use Memory Flash Memory Index Using 3-8 User Guide User Guide Numerics User Guide

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