[Defaults]
Configure how the printer behaves by default.
[Common]
[Default Print Paper Size]
Select the print paper size to be selected by default.
[Substitute Tray]
Set whether to use paper of substitute size to commence printing if any tray in the printer does not have paper of auto-selected size loaded.
[Print Mode When Output Color - Auto]
Set how the printer behaves when [Output Color] is set to [Auto Detect].
This item is displayed when the color mode switching feature is provided.
[Printing Options When Out of Staples]
Set the printing when the staple has run out.
This item can be set when the optional finisher is installed.
[Pseudo-Photo Gradation Mode]
Allows you to set the method for representing gradation for photo originals. To help achieve the approximate quality of photos, switch between processing methods applied to halftone (gray) areas.
[Calibration]
Set adjustment values for simplified calibration.
[Paper Tray Settings]
[Image Quality]
Image quality processing method can be set on a paper type basis.
[Custom Paper Names]
You can give a name to each of custom paper 1 to 5 that can be selected in [Paper Tray Settings] > [Type] on the device control panel.
[Auto Tray Switching]
[Paper Type Priority]
Assign priorities to trays to be used when [Auto Select] is enabled and more than one tray has paper loaded whose size and orientation are identical.
[Print Settings]
[Allocate Memory]
For each of the protocols, configure the settings such as the spooling method and incoming buffer size. Also, set the memory capacity used for print languages.
- This setting takes effect after the printer is restarted from Internet Services, or is turned off and then on again from the printer's control panel.
- The upper and lower limits that can be set for each item may vary depending on connected hardware.
[Free Space]
Displays the memory capacity of the printer.
[Print Page Buffer]
Displays the storage in which print data is processed.
[LPD] / [IPP]
Set spooling for jobs.
[PostScript Memory]
Specify the memory capacity used for PostScript.
This item can be set only when the printer is equipped with the optional Adobe PostScript 3 Kit.
[ART IV User Defined Memory]
Specify the memory capacity to store data (user-defined characters, forms, line pattern forms, and others) defined by ART IV users.
[ART EX Form Memory]
Specify the working memory space used to use forms with ART EX.
This screen is displayed if the printer is not equipped with the Enhancement Kit (storage).
[ART IV, ESC/P Form Memory]
Specify the working memory space used to use forms with ART IV and ESC/P.
This screen is displayed if the printer is not equipped with the Enhancement Kit (storage).
[HP-GL/2 Auto Layout Memory]
Specify the working memory space used to use the auto layout feature of HP-GL/2.
This screen is displayed if the printer is not equipped with the Enhancement Kit (storage).
[Job Ticket Memory]
Specify the memory capacity to be used when processing jobs tickets (objects in which settings such as number of copies and post-processing are described).
[RAM Disk]
Set whether to enable the RAM disk.
This item is displayed depending on the model or current configuration of your printer.
[Allowed Print Job Types]
Set whether to allow the printer to receive Direct Print jobs.
[Check Type and Size for Bypass]
Set whether to check paper during bypass printing.
[Prioritize Bypass Tray]
Set whether to select Bypass Tray at the highest priority whenever it has paper loaded.
[Bypass Tray Paper Size Mismatch]
Set the action to be taken when the bypass tray paper size mismatch.
[Resume Job After Print Error]
Set whether to cancel print jobs automatically when they are canceled due to some reasons such as an error.
[When Paper Jam Occurs]
Set how to process printing after paper jam is cleared in case a paper jam and other errors occur during printing.
[Print Banner Pages]
When multiple users are using the printer, printing banner pages helps them distinguish their jobs easily. Banner pages can be printed before or after a job is printed.
On banner pages, date, time, user name, file name and others are printed.
[Print Banner Pages]
Select to print banner pages.
[Banner Page Offset]
Set whether to enable offsetting of banner pages.
This item is displayed when the offset feature is enabled.
[Paper Tray]
Set the paper tray to use for banner pages.
[Allow Print Driver to Override]
When enabled, the printer will follow the banner page output settings of the printer driver.
[Direct Printing Quality]
Select the print quality for Direct Print.
[PJL File System Command]
Set whether to use PJL file system commands.
[Incoming Email Print Options]
Set whether to print the received email header and message text.
[Output Destination for Incoming Email]
Set the output tray for incoming email sheets.
This item is displayed when two or more output destinations exist.