Minolta Magicolor 2200 Use And Maintenance Manual DeskLaser User's Guide

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magicolor 2200
DeskLaser
User’s Guide
®
1800622-001A
Trademarks
The following are registered trademarks of MINOLTA-QMS, Inc.: QMS, the MINOLTA-QMS
logo, and magicolor.
Minolta is a trademark of Minolta Co., Ltd. Other product names mentioned in this manual may
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Proprietary Statement
The digitally encoded software included with your printer is Copyrighted © 2000 by MINOLTA-
QMS, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This software may not be reproduced, modified, displayed,
transferred, or copied in any form or in any manner or on any media, in whole or in part,
without the express written permission of MINOLTA-QMS, Inc.
Copyright Notice
This manual is Copyrighted © 2000 by MINOLTA-QMS, Inc., One Magnum Pass, Mobile, AL
36618. All Rights Reserved. This document may not be copied, in whole or part, nor
transferred to any other media or language, without written permission of MINOLTA-QMS, Inc.
Manual Notice
MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. reserves the right to make changes to this manual and to the equipment
described herein without notice. Considerable effort has been made to ensure that this manual
is free of inaccuracies and omissions. However, MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. makes no warranty of
any kind including, but not limited to, any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for
a particular purpose with regard to this manual. MINOLTA-QMS, Inc. assumes no
responsibility for, or liability for, errors contained in this manual or for incidental, special, or
consequential damages arising out of the furnishing of this manual, or the use of this manual
in operating the equipment, or in connection with the performance of the equipment when
so operated.
Registering the Printer
Mail—Fill out and send in the registration card enclosed in your shipment.
Internet—www.minolta-qms.com/support/prodreg (US only)
Contents
1 Replacing Consumables
Consumable Life Expectancies .......................................................................2
Replacing Consumables ...................................................................................2
Ordering Consumables 3
Replacing Toner Cartridges ...........................................................................3
Toner Cartridge Life 4
Toner Cartridge Handling 5
Toner Cartridge Replacement 5
Refilled Toner Cartridges 7
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste Toner Pack ......8
Removing the Used Waste Toner Pack 9
Removing the Used OPC Drum Cartridge 12
Removing and Installing the Laser Lens Cover 13
Installing the New OPC Drum Cartridge 14
Installing the New Waste Toner Pack 16
Contentsii
Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit .....................................17
Replacing the Fuser Unit 17
Replacing the Transfer Roller Unit 21
Replacing the Fuser Oil Roller .....................................................................24
Replacing the Transfer Belt ..........................................................................26
2 Using Media
Introduction.....................................................................................................34
Media Handling...............................................................................................34
Media Types ....................................................................................................35
Plain Paper 35
Letterhead and Memo Media 35
Thick Stock 36
Envelopes 37
Labels 37
Postcards 38
Transparencies 38
Loading Media ...............................................................................................40
Autoduplexing 40
Upper and Optional Media Trays 41
Multipurpose Tray 44
Printing Envelopes from the Multipurpose Tray 46
Printing Area 47
Media Storage .................................................................................................47
3 Printer Driver Configuration
Introduction.....................................................................................................50
Configuring the Printer Driver .....................................................................50
Windows Me/98/95 Configuration Methods 50
Windows 2000/NT 4.0 Configuration Methods 52
Contents iii
32-bit SuperDriver Setup ...............................................................................55
Printer Driver Controls for Windows Me/2000/NT4/98/95 55
Configuring Paper Options 56
Configuring Page Layout Options 63
Configuring Image Options 70
Configuring Device Options 74
Information on the About Tab 75
Sharing the Printer .........................................................................................75
Using the Crown Print Monitor ....................................................................76
Components 76
4 Maintaining the Printer
Introduction.....................................................................................................80
Printer Care.....................................................................................................80
Cleaning ...........................................................................................................82
Updating System Software.............................................................................83
Downloading Methods 83
System File 83
Downloading the System File via Ethernet (TCP/IP) 84
Downloading the System File via Parallel 87
Future Updates................................................................................................88
5 Troubleshooting
Introduction.....................................................................................................90
Printing a Sample Page ..................................................................................90
Preventing Media Jams .................................................................................90
Automatic Jam Recovery...............................................................................91
Understanding the Media Path......................................................................92
Media Tray 92
Multipurpose Tray 93
Duplex Unit (optional) 93
5-bin Mailbox (optional) 93
Contentsiv
Clearing Media Jams .....................................................................................94
Handling Media Jams by Location 94
Clearing Misfeed (Upper or Optional Tray) Jams 95
Clearing Misfeed (Multipurpose Tray) Jams 96
Clearing Inner Jams, Outer Jams, and Drum Jams 97
Clearing Jams from the Output Tray 104
Solving Problems with Media Jams ............................................................105
Solving Other Problems ..............................................................................107
Solving Problems with Printing Quality.....................................................111
Status, Error, and Service Messages...........................................................121
Status and Error Messages 122
Service Messages 126
Additional Assistance ...................................................................................127
6 Installing Other Accessories
Introduction...................................................................................................130
Installing a Lower Feeder Unit (LFU)........................................................130
Installing a Duplex Unit ...............................................................................136
Installing an Optional 5-bin Mailbox..........................................................142
BuzzBox .........................................................................................................148
What's in the Kit? 149
Installing BuzzBox 149
Using BuzzBox 150
Antistatic Protection ....................................................................................151
Dual In-Line Memory Module ....................................................................151
Installation 152
Media Trays...................................................................................................153
Crown Conversion Kit..................................................................................153
Printer Stand/Cabinet ..................................................................................153
Contents v
7 CrownView
CrownView....................................................................................................156
Setting up the Printer Web Page.................................................................157
Determining the Printer Name 157
Setting Up Your Browser Software 157
Printer Summary Page.................................................................................161
Consumable Status Page ..............................................................................162
Engine Page ...................................................................................................163
Mail Page .......................................................................................................164
Network Page ................................................................................................165
SNMP Page....................................................................................................166
8 Repacking the Printer
Storing the Printer........................................................................................168
Relocating Your Printer...............................................................................168
Repacking the Printer ..................................................................................169
What's Involved? 169
Remove the Cables 170
Remove the Fuser Oil Roller 170
Remove the Toner Cartridges 170
Remove the Waste Toner Pack 171
Remove OPC Drum Cartridge 171
Remove Transfer Belt 171
Remove the Duplex Unit 171
Remove the 5-bin Mailbox 171
Remove the Lower Feeder Unit 172
Repack the Printer 173
A Technical Specifications
Requirements ................................................................................................176
Space Requirements 176
Power Requirements 177
Location Requirements 177
Contentsvi
Engine and Controller Specifications .........................................................180
Engine 180
Print Speed—Simplex 180
Print Speed—Autoduplex 180
General 181
Controller 181
Electrical 182
Environmental 183
Physical 184
Print Media ...................................................................................................184
Index
1
Replacing Consumables
Consumable Life Expectancies2
Consumable Life Expectancies
The stated life expectancy of each consumable is based on printing under specific
operating conditions, such as media type, number of color planes, page size, and page
coverage (@ normal 5% coverage of letter/A4-size media). The actual life expectancy will
vary depending on these and other printing variables, including continuous or intermittent
printing, higher than normal coverage, ambient temperature, and humidity.
Replacing Consumables
Attention
Failure to follow instructions as outlined in the User’s Guide could result in voiding
your warranty.
The following messages indicate that a consumable needs to be replaced:
Item/Message Display This item needs replacing by user after... Page Reference
Fuser oil roller
REPLACE OIL ROLLER
FUSER OIL LOW, FUSER OIL EMPTY, or
REPLACE OIL ROLLER displays in the
message window (after up to 21,000 sin-
gle-sided continuous monochrome or 7,500
continuous color pages, or 7,000 intermittent
monochrome or 5,000 intermittent color
pages). Heavy coverage, intermittent print-
ing, and different media types can use up oil
at an accelerated rate, reducing fuser oil
roller life.
“Replacing the
Fuser Oil Roller”
on page 24
Fuser unit/transfer roller kit
REPLACE FUSER UNIT
100,000 single-sided pages maximum at an
equal mix of black and 4-color pages, all with
5% coverage of each color; however, fuser
unit life is coverage and media dependent).
“Replacing the
Fuser Unit and
Transfer Roller
Kit” on page 17
OPC drum kit (OPC drum, laser
lens cover, waste toner pack)
REPLACE OPC DRUM
REPLACE WASTE TONER
WASTE TONER NEAR FULL
Up to 30,000 continuous monochrome or
7,500 continuous four-color pages, or
10,000 intermittent [one-page jobs] mono-
chrome or 5,000 intermittent [one-page jobs]
color pages. Other factors also affect OPC
drum kit component life.
“Replacing the
OPC Drum, Laser
Lens Cover, and
Waste Toner
Pack” on page 8
Replacing Toner Cartridges 3
Ordering Consumables
Choosing the right consumables for your magicolor 2200 DeskLaser printer not only
increases its reliability and performance, but also minimizes the risk of damage.
For example, only MINOLTA-QMS toner cartridges are designed to meet the exact
specifications of your MINOLTA-QMS printer, giving maximum performance, efficiency,
and long life.
Toner cartridges and other consumables for the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser are available
from your local vendor or Q-SHOP (www.q-shop.com). See the Service & Support Guide
for the telephone number of the MINOLTA-QMS office nearest you for information on
ordering.
Replacing Toner Cartridges
Characters and images are created in your laser printer through a process that applies toner
to the photosensitive (OPC) drum (which functions like photographic film). Your printer
Toner
<COLOR>
TONER EMPTY
Approximately 6,000 single-sided pages per
cartridge—black, yellow, magenta, cyan at
5% coverage of each color.
“Replacing Toner
Cartridges” on
page 3
Transfer belt
REPLACE TRANSFER BELT
100,000 single-sided images (1:1 color/
monochrome printing).
“Replacing the
Transfer Belt” on
page 26
*A plane (also called an image) is a single pass of the OPC drum (one toner color). For example,
a black-only, single-sided (simplex) print job makes one pass, and a two-color (duplex) print job
makes four passes. A single-sided color page (also called a face) consists of four passes of the
OPC drum, since most color print jobs use all four toner colors. A two-sided color page may consist
of up to eight passes of the OPC drum, since most color print jobs use all four toner colors. Stated
consumable life is expressed at 5% in simplex letter/A4 pages. A duplex page is equivalent to two
simplex pages.
The number of sheets/faces printed shown on the startup page differs from the number of sheets/
faces printed statistics in CrownView. The numbers on the startup page refer to number of sheets/
faces printed during the lifetime of the printer. The numbers in CrownView refer to the number of
sheets/faces printed to date during the current consumables tracking period.
Item/Message Display This item needs replacing by user after... Page Reference
Replacing Toner Cartridges4
uses four toner cartridges: black, yellow, magenta, and cyan. Handle the toner cartridges
carefully to avoid spilling toner inside the printer or on yourself.
The carbon-particle toner is nontoxic. If you get toner on your hands, wash them in cool
water or a neutral detergent. If you get toner on your clothes, lightly dust them off as
much as possible. If some toner remains on your clothes, use cool, not hot water, to
rinse the toner off, provided your clothing is washable.
Attention
If you get toner in your eyes, wash it out immediately and consult a doctor. Material
Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) information can be found at www.minolta-qms.com
(click on the Answer Base).
Toner Cartridge Life
A toner cartridge contains enough toner (yellow, magenta, cyan, or black) to print a
maximum of 6,000 (@ normal 5% page coverage) letter/A4-size pages.
When toner runs low in a cartridge,
X
TONER LOW displays in the message window (
X
indicates the toner color). It’s your option whether to continue printing; usually, parts of
the page print lighter.
When toner is low, it’s sometimes helpful to take the cartridge out of the printer and
redistribute the toner by gently rocking the cartridge horizontally side to side (as you do
for a new cartridge) five or six times. Then reinstall the cartridge.
The printer, approximately 100 pages after detecting that toner in a cartridge is low,
displays
X
TONER EMPTY in the message window (
X
indicates the toner color). Printing
continues even though the out-of-toner warning appears. However, the color gradually
fades, so replace the toner cartridge as soon as possible.
Replacing Toner Cartridges 5
Toner Cartridge Handling
Attention
Do not hold a toner cartridge vertically. Do not touch the
toner roller surface or the protective shutter . This
could lower image quality.
Keep toner cartridges:
In their packaging until you’re ready to install them
In a cool, dry location away from sunlight (due to heat)
The maximum storage temperature is 95° F (35° C) and the maximum storage humid-
ity is 80% without condensation.
Level during storage
Do not stand or store cartridges on their ends or turn them upside down; the toner
inside the cartridges may become caked or unequally distributed.
Away from salty air and corrosive gases such as aerosols
Away from disk drives and floppy disks
The magnets in the cartridges can damage stored data.
Toner Cartridge Replacement
1Check the message display to see what toner color is out.
2Open the printer’s front cover.
Attention
Be careful not to spill toner on the inside of the printer’s front cover. Toner will
fall from there into the upper media tray. If toner does fall onto the open cover,
immediately wipe it with a dry, lint-free soft cotton cloth or swabs.
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Replacing Toner Cartridges6
If the toner cartridge you want to replace is the one showing, go to step 5. If not, go
to step 3.
3Press the toner cartridge
carousel button and
release the button
before turning the car-
ousel dial
counterclockwise until
it stops.
The carousel rotates 90°
and stops.
The toner cartridge carou-
sel may start to turn auto-
matically from the weight of the inserted toner cartridge. Make sure you have fully
turned to the next slot before trying to insert another toner cartridge.
4Repeat step 3 until the color to be replaced is visible.
5Pull the release lever to eject the toner cartridge you are going to replace.
Dispose of it properly according to your local regulations (do not dispose of it by
burning).
6Remove the new toner cartridge from its shipping carton.
12
3
Replacing Toner Cartridges 7
7Distribute the toner inside the cartridge.
Holding a cartridge with both hands, gently
shake it five or six times.
Each toner cartridge has a colored end that
corresponds to a colored label inside the
cartridge slots. Always install the toner cartridge in the slot with a label of the same
color.
8Place the front end of the
toner cartridge installa-
tion guides into the car-
tridge installation rails on
the cartridge carousel.
9Gently push the new car-
tridge into the printer.
10 Close the printer’s front
cover.
11 Check the status message
in the message window.
If a toner alert message
is displayed, use the Ser-
vice/Clear care menu to
remove it.
Refilled Toner Cartridges
Use of consumables not manufactured by MINOLTA-QMS may cause damage to your
printer and void your warranty. If MINOLTA-QMS printer failure or damage is found to
be directly attributable to the use of non-MINOLTA-QMS consumables, MINOLTA-QMS
will not repair the printer free of charge. In this case, standard time and material charges
will be applied to service your printer for that particular failure or damage.
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste Toner Pack8
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste
Toner Pack
Attention
The OPC drum is extremely sensitive to bright light and direct sunlight. Always
leave it in its protective bag until you’re ready to install it. Any exposure to light
should be avoided, or permanent damage could result. Any damage resulting from
mishandling of the OPC drum will void the warranty of the OPC drum. Also, handle
the cartridge carefully by its sides so you don’t touch the surface (the green part) of
the drum. The drum is also extremely sensitive to hand oils and scratches, both of
which reduce print quality.
When the OPC drum is worn out, the message REPLACE DRUM appears. The printer will
not print until the drum kit is replaced.
When you replace the OPC drum cartridge after a DRUM LOW or REPLACE DRUM
message displays in the message window, the printer automatically recovers. However, the
replaced waste toner pack consumables monitoring system must be reset.
The three items below are included in the OPC drum kit. If one needs replacing, replace
all three items.
The OPC drum life is directly related to the number of rotations of the drum. Longest
drum life is achieved with continuous printing. Intermittent printing with small job sizes
requires cleaning rotations before and after each job, and subsequently will impact OPC
life.
The steps are:
Removing the used waste toner pack
Removing the used OPC drum cartridge
Waste toner pack OPC drum cartridge Laser lens cover
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste Toner Pack 9
Removing the laser lens cover
Installing the laser lens cover
Installing the new OPC drum cartridge
Installing the new waste toner pack
Removing the Used Waste Toner Pack
When the waste toner pack is nearly full, the message “WASTE TONER NEAR FULL”
appears. Prepare to replace the entire OPC drum kit.
1Turn off the printer.
2Open the printer’s front cover.
3Carefully remove the waste toner pack using the
handle.
Keep the waste toner pack upright so the toner
does not spill.
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste Toner Pack10
4Turn the two caps labeled “A” counterclockwise
and remove them.
5Twist the two “A” caps
onto the two
holes labelled “A.”
Turn the caps clockwise
to secure them.
AA
1
1
2
2
A
A
1
1
2
2
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6Remove waste toner pack
cap labeled “B” and
insert it into hole “B.”
7Dispose of the used
waste toner pack.
Dispose of it properly
according to your local
regulations (do not
dispose of it by burning).
8Continue with replacing
the OPC drum
cartridge.
Reinstall the new waste
toner pack after replac-
ing the OPC drum.
B
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste Toner Pack12
Removing the Used OPC Drum Cartridge
1With the front cover
open, rotate the transfer
belt unit left release lever
counterclockwise to the
top (12 o’clock)
position.
This raises the transfer
belt unit.
2Hold the OPC drum car-
tridge handle with your
left hand and carefully
pull it out about 8 inches
(20 cm).
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3Keep your left hand in
place and support the
bottom of the drum with
your right hand, then
carefully pull the car-
tridge toward you and
remove it.
Dispose of it properly
according to
your local regulations.
Removing and Installing the Laser Lens Cover
1Press on the laser lens
cover lock release lever
and gently pull the laser
lens cover toward you.
Dispose of it properly
according to your local
regulations.
2Remove the new laser
lens cover from the OPC
drum kit box.
Attention
Do not touch the glass surface of the laser lens.
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste Toner Pack14
3Place the front end of the
laser lens cover into its
installation rail.
4Carefully insert the laser
lens cover and make sure
it is fully inserted.
Attention
If the laser lens cover is not properly installed, serious damage to the printer
could result.
Installing the New OPC Drum Cartridge
1Remove the new OPC drum cartridge from its
shipping box.
Attention
Keep the protective sheet on the cartridge. Do not touch the protective sheet on
the photosensitive (green) surface or scratch the surface. This could lower
image quality.
Make sure the transfer belt left release lever is still set to its top position (12
o’clock).
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste Toner Pack 15
2Hold the OPC drum car-
tridge level, place the
front end of the OPC
drum cartridge installa-
tion guide into the instal-
lation rail.
3Carefully push the OPC
drum cartridge in.
Attention
The cartridge should slide easily into the printer. Don’t force it.
4Press on the front handle
of the OPC drum car-
tridge with one hand and
hold the front handle of
the OPC protective cover
with the other hand.
5Peel the protective cover
off (straight toward you).
Dispose of it properly
according to your local
regulations.
Replacing the OPC Drum, Laser Lens Cover, and Waste Toner Pack16
6Turn the left release lever of the transfer belt
clockwise to its correct position (2 o’clock).
This lowers the transfer belt.
Also make sure the transfer belt right release
lever is set to its correct position (10 o’clock).
Attention
If the transfer belt left release lever is at its top position (12 o’clock), the waste
toner pack cannot be installed.
Installing the New Waste Toner Pack
1Remove the new waste toner pack from the drum kit box.
2Insert the bottom of the waste toner pack into
its installation position in the printer.
3Insert the top of the waste toner pack
into its installation position in the printer until it
is firmly seated.
4Close the printer’s front cover.
If the waste toner pack is not correctly installed
or the transfer belt right release lever is at its
top position (12 o’clock), the front cover cannot
be closed.
5Turn on the printer.
6Check the status message in the message window.
If an OPC drum or waste toner alert message is displayed, use the Service/Clear
care menu to remove it.
Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit 17
Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit
WARNING!
The fuser unit is hot. When the top cover is opened, the fuser unit temperature
drops gradually (one hour wait time). Do not replace the fuser oil roller until you
are sure that the fuser unit has cooled down.
When the fuser is worn out, the message “REPLACE FUSER UNIT” appears, and the
printer does not print. Replace the fuser kit.
The fuser kit includes the two items below. When replacing the fuser unit, replace the
transfer roller as well.
Replacing the Fuser Unit
1Turn off the printer.
2Open the printer’s top cover.
3Rotate the two fuser oil roller lock levers to
release the fuser oil roller.
Fuser unit Transfer roller unit
Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit18
4Remove the fuser oil
roller.
Hold it by the green
handle only.
5Place the fuser oil roller
on a level surface.
Attention
Since the fuser oil roller removed here is to be installed in the new fuser unit,
handle it with care. If you set the fuser oil roller on the table, do it as shown in
the illustration. Do not allow the roller surface to contact the table or get dirty.
This could lower image quality.
6Turn the release levers to release the fuser unit.
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7Holding the fuser unit handles, lift up
the unit.
Dispose of it properly according to your local
regulations.
8Remove the new fuser from its shipping box.
9Carefully lower the new fuser unit so that the two pins in the fuser unit installation
section go into the two installation holes in the fuser unit.
Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit20
10 Press down on the fuser
unit release levers and
rotate them .
This secures the fuser
unit.
Attention
If the fuser unit release levers are not set correctly, the fuser oil roller cannot be
installed. Set the fuser unit release levers to the fixed position.
11 Reinstall the fuser oil
roller (removed in
step 4).
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit 21
12 Rotate the two oil roller levers to lock the oil
roller into place.
13 Close the printer’s top cover.
14 Check the status message in the message window.
If a fuser unit alert message is displayed, use the Service/Clear care menu to remove
it. Check the release button to make sure the top cover is properly closed.
Replacing the Transfer Roller Unit
If there is media in the multipurpose tray, remove it. Close the multipurpose tray.
1Press the right cover release button and care-
fully open the right cover.
Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit22
2Holding the two transfer
roller unit handles,
remove the transfer roller
unit.
Dispose of it properly
according to your local
regulations.
3Remove the new transfer
roller unit from the fuser
kit box.
Attention
Do not touch the surface of the transfer roller unit. This could lower
image quality.
4Place the new transfer roller unit on a level surface.
5Lift up the two transfer roller unit handles.
Replacing the Fuser Unit and Transfer Roller Kit 23
6Holding the two transfer
roller unit handles, care-
fully lower it so the
transfer roller unit shaft
goes into the two trans-
fer roller unit installation
guides.
7Lower the two transfer
roller unit handles.
8Carefully close the right
cover.
Check the release button
status to make sure the
cover is properly closed.
9If necessary, reopen the
multipurpose tray and put
the media back in.
Replacing the Fuser Oil Roller24
10 Check the status message in the message window.
If a transfer roller alert message is displayed, use the Service/Clear care menu to
remove it.
Replacing the Fuser Oil Roller
The fuser oil roller provides a lubricant for the printer via an oil-impregnated roller. This
oil is necessary for the proper functioning of the printer.
WARNING!
The fuser unit is hot. When the top cover is opened, the fuser unit temperature
drops gradually (one hour wait time). Do not replace the fuser oil roller until you
are sure that the fuser unit has cooled down.
When the fuser oil roller is worn out, the message “REPLACE OIL ROLLER” appears
and the printer does not print. Replace the fuser oil roller.
1Turn off the printer.
2Open the printer’s top cover.
3Rotate the two fuser oil roller lock levers to
release the fuser oil roller.
Dispose of it properly according to your local
regulations.
4Remove the new fuser oil roller from its
shipping box.
Attention
If you set the new fuser oil roller on a table, do it as shown in
the illustration. Do not allow the roller surface to contact the
table or get dirty. This could lower image quality.
Replacing the Fuser Oil Roller 25
5Insert the new fuser oil
roller installation guides
(front, rear) into the fuser
unit installation rail.
6Carefully lower the
roller.
7Rotate the two oil roller
levers to lock the oil roller into place.
Attention
If the two fuser oil roller release levers are not correctly set, the top cover
cannot be closed. Set the release levers to the roller fixed position.
8Carefully close the top cover.
Check the release button to make sure the top cover is properly closed.
Replacing the Transfer Belt26
9Turn on the printer.
10 Check the status message in the message window.
If a fuser oil roller alert message is displayed, use the Service/Clear care menu to
remove it.
Replacing the Transfer Belt
When the transfer belt is at its end of life, the message “REPLACE TRANSFER BELT”
appears, and the printer does not print. Replace the transfer belt. After the new transfer
belt is installed, printing automatically resumes.
1Open the printer’s front
cover.
2Remove the waste toner
pack.
3Rotate the left transfer
belt lock lever as shown
in the illustration.
Replacing the Transfer Belt 27
4Remove the OPC drum
cartridge and set it aside.
Attention
The OPC drum is extremely sensitive to bright light and direct sunlight. Always
put it in its protective bag until you’re ready to reinstall it. Any exposure to
light should be avoided, or permanent damage could result.
Also, handle the cartridge carefully by its sides so you don’t touch the surface
(the green part) of the drum. The drum is also extremely sensitive to hand oils
and scratches, both of which reduce print quality.
5Rotate the left lever to its
4 o’clock position.
Replacing the Transfer Belt28
6Grasp the handles of the transfer belt and remove it.
Dispose of it properly according to your local regulations.
7Remove the new transfer
belt from its packaging
and insert it into the
printer.
Replacing the Transfer Belt 29
8Press on the transfer belt
front handle with one
hand, take the handle of
the transfer belt fixture
with your other hand, and
pull the fixture straight
toward you.
Dispose of it properly
according to your local
regulations.
9Rotate the transfer belt
lock levers.
Replacing the Transfer Belt30
10 Reinstall the OPC drum
cartridge.
11 Close the transfer belt
lock lever.
12 Make sure the laser lens
cover is firmly seated.
Replacing the Transfer Belt 31
13 Reinstall the waste toner
pack.
14 Close the front cover and
turn on the printer.
15 Check the status message
in the message window.
If a transfer belt alert
message is displayed, use
the Service/Clear care
menu to remove it.
2
Using Media
Introduction34
Introduction
This chapter provides information on handling, selecting, and storing media. Refer to the
Maintenance Guide for media specifications.
Media Handling
Before purchasing a large quantity or special media, do a trial printing with the same
media and check print quality. Check with our web site www.minolta-qms.com for a list of
current approved media.
Attention
Do not use the media types listed below. These could cause poor print quality, media
jams, or damage to the printer.
Do not use media that is Do not use labels that have
Not approved Label(s) already peeled off
Meant for ink jet printers Labels that peel off easily
Folded, embossed, warped, or wrinkled Glue or sealer that might come off
Perforated or prepunched
Too slick, too coarse Do not use envelopes that have
Coated with a processed surface (such as carbon
paper, heat-sensitive paper, heat-pressure paper)
Metal clasps, fasteners, transparent windows,
peel-off strips for sealing
Composed of foil or gilt Sticky flaps
Irregularly shaped (not rectangular); not uniform
in size
Bound with glue, tape, or paper clips
Attached to ribbons, hooks, buttons, etc.
Made of material that will melt, vaporize, offset
discolor, or emit dangerous fumes
Media Types 35
Media Types
Plain Paper
Letterhead and Memo Media
Formatting Format data within your application.
Input Upper and
Optional Trays 500 sheets of 20 lb bond (75 g/m²) paper (letter/A4/legal)
each; capacity for other weights varies accordingly.
Multipurpose
Tray 150 sheets of 20 lb bond (75 g/m²) paper; capacity for other
weights varies accordingly.
Orientation Upper and
Optional Trays Simplex—Face up; Duplex—Face down
Multipurpose
Tray Simplex—Face down; Duplex—Face up
Type Any standard or recycled office paper suitable for plain-paper laser printers,
such as
Hammermill Laser Print
Georgia-Pacific Microprint Laser 1000
Neusiedler Color Copy 90
Xerox 4024
Weight 16–24 lb bond (60–90 g/m²)
Duplexing Up to 28 lb bond (105 g/m²)
Formatting Format letterhead or memo data within your application. Try printing your data on
a plain sheet of paper first to check placement.
Input Upper and
Optional Trays Up to 500 sheets
Multipurpose
Tray Up to 150 sheets
Orientation Upper and
Optional Trays Face up—top of page toward the right
Multipurpose
Tray Face down—top of page toward the printer side
Media Types36
Thick Stock
Type Any standard or recycled office paper suitable for plain-paper laser printers,
such as
Hammermill Laser Print
Georgia-Pacific Microprint Laser 1000
Neusiedler Color Copy 90
Xerox 4024
Weight 16–24 lb bond (60–90 g/m²)
Duplexing Upper and
Optional Trays Face down—top of page toward the right
Multipurpose
Tray Face up—top of page toward the printer side
Notes Check your application documentation for other information about printing on
letterhead and memo media.
Formatting Format the information to be printed on the thick stock within your application. Try
printing your data on a plain sheet of paper first to check placement.
Input Multipurpose
Tray Only Up to 50 sheets, depending on the thickness of the media
Orientation Face down
Type For information about thick stock media recommended for your printer, go to
www.minolta-qms.com/support, then click on Answer Base, or contact Technical
Support. See the
Service & Support Guide
for a complete listing of support
telephone numbers.
Weight Simplex: 24–43 lb bond (90–163 g/m²)
Autoduplex: Up to 28 lb bond (105 g/m²)
Manual Duplex: 24 lb (90 g/m²) to 43 lb (163 g/m²) bond
Duplexing Autoduplexing thick stock over 28 lbs (105 g/m²) is not supported. Thicker stock
may be manually duplexed.
Notes You should test the number of sheets of thick stock the multipurpose tray can hold
to ensure that its performance is acceptable.
43 lb (163 g/m²) bond is also referred to as 90 lb index stock.
Media Types 37
Envelopes
Labels
Formatting Your printer receives the instructions to print on envelopes from your application.
Print on the front side only. Some parts of the envelope consist of three layers
of paper—the front, back, and flap. Anything printed in these layered regions
may be lost or faded.
See your application documentation for specific information on printing
envelopes.
Input Multipurpose
Tray Only Up to 50, depending on the thickness of the envelopes
Orientation Face down
Type Use common office envelopes approved for laser printing with diagonal joints,
sharp folds and edges, and ordinary gummed flaps, such as
Commercial #10: Columbian Recycled COR02
International DL: Auto Fil #01914
Duplexing Not supported
Notes You can print
only
on the address side of the envelope.
Envelopes should be dry.
Do not preload or preseal envelopes.
Formatting Format label data within your application. Try printing your data on a plain sheet
of paper first to check placement.
Input Multipurpose
Tray Only Up to 50 sheets, depending on the thickness of the labels
Orientation Face down
Type Use only labels recommended for laser printers, such as
Avery 5260
Weight 16–90 lb (60–163 g/m²)
Duplexing Not supported
Media Types38
Postcards
Transparencies
Notes Avoid using labels with exposed adhesive; it may stick to the transfer belt or
the fuser roller, causing labels to peel off and media jams to occur.
Adhesive label stock is supported only in letter or A4 sheets.
A label consists of a face sheet (the printing surface), adhesive, and a carrier
sheet
— The face sheet must follow the plain paper specification.
— The face sheet surface must cover the entire carrier sheet, and no
adhesive should come through on the surface.
You can print continuously with label paper. However, this could affect the
media feed, depending on the media quality and printing environment. If
problems occur, stop the continuous print and print one sheet at a time.
Check your application documentation for other information on
printing labels.
Formatting Format postcard data within your application. Try printing your data on a plain
sheet of paper first to check placement.
Input Multipurpose
Tray Only Up to 50 sheets, depending on the thickness of the postcards
Orientation Face down
Type Use only postcards recommended for laser printers
Weight 16–90 lb (60–163 g/m²)
Duplexing Not supported
Notes If the postcard is warped, press on the warped area before
putting in multipurpose tray.
Formatting Format the information to be printed on the transparencies within your
application. Try printing your data on a plain sheet of paper first to check
placement.
Media Types 39
Input Location Upper and Optional Trays
Multipurpose tray
Capacity Up to 50 sheets, depending on the thickness of the
transparencies
If you have problems feeding 50 sheets, try loading only 5–10
sheets at a time. Loading a large number of transparencies at
a time may cause static buildup, thus causing feeding
problems
.
Orientation Upper and
Optional Trays Face up
Multipurpose
Tray Face down
Type Use any full-color transparencies (also known as OHP film) that meet normal
photocopier standards. We recommend
Q-Media Transparency Media for the magicolor 2200 for color printing
3M PP2500 for monochrome printing
Duplexing Not supported
Notes If you touch the face of transparencies with your bare hands, print quality
may be affected.
Do not handle transparency media too much. Do not fan transparency media
before loading it. Resulting static electricity may cause printing errors.
Keep the media path clean. Transparencies are especially sensitive to a dirty
media path. If there are shadows on either the top or the bottom of the
sheets, see
“Printer Care” on page 80.
You can print continuously with transparencies. However, this could affect
the media feed, depending on the media quality and printing environment. If
problems occur, stop the continuous print and print one sheet at a time.
Check your application documentation for other information about printing on
transparencies.
Loading Media40
Loading Media
Take off the top and bottom sheets of a ream of paper.
Holding a stack of approximately 250 sheets at a time,
fan the stack to prevent static buildup for the paper
before inserting it in a tray.
Attention
Always load the media short edge first.
Attention
Do not mix media of different sizes, types, or weights, as this will cause
printer jamming.
When refilling media, first remove any media remaining in the tray. Stack it with the
new media, even the edges, then reload it. Although the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser
was designed for printing on a wide range of media types, it is not intended to print
exclusively on a single media type except plain paper. Continuous printing on media
other than plain paper (such as envelopes, labels, thick stock, or transparencies) may
adversely affect print quality or reduce engine life.
For media other than standard plain paper or transparencies, both the driver (Paper
tab, Paper Type option) and the MP Size key on the control panel need to be selected.
It is important to use the MP Size key to set the multipurpose tray to the appropriate
media size in order to obtain optimum printing results.
Autoduplexing
Duplex (2-sided) printing can be done automatically with the optional duplex unit
installed.
Only up to 28 lb bond (105 g/m²) plain paper can be duplexed.
Loading Media 41
If you are printing duplex from the upper or optional tray, load the media printing-side
down with the top of the media (or letterhead or memo information) toward the right side
of the tray. If you are printing duplex from the multipurpose tray, load the media
printing-side up with the top of the media toward the printer. Set the driver, for example:
1In the printer driver, make sure you have selected Duplexer and clicked on the
Add button.
2In the printer driver, select Simplex (one-sided pages), or Long Edge (flipped hori-
zontally as in a loose-leaf notebook), or Short Edge (flipped vertically as on a clip-
board) as the Duplex option.
3Click OK.
Upper and Optional Media Trays
1Slide the media tray open.
2Push the media pressure plate down to lock it in
position.
Loading Media42
3Adjust the media guides to fit the size paper you’re loading.
Squeeze the retainers, move the guides to the appropriate location (media sizes are
listed on the tray), and release the retainers. The media should fit easily between
the guides.
4Load the paper face-up, short edge toward the
right of the tray.
Often, an arrow on the media package label
indicates the printing-side of the media.
Do not overfill the tray.
A fill limit mark is provided on the inside of the
tray. The media tray holds 500 sheets of 20 lb
bond (75 g/m²) paper.
Loading Media 43
Make sure that the paper
fits easily between the
guides and the paper
corners are under the
left and right
media-separating tabs
and are not bent.
Attention
Always readjust the media guides after inserting the media. Improperly
adjusted guides may cause poor print quality, media jams, or printer damage.
5Slide the tray back into
the printer.
If you have removed the
tray from the printer,
slightly tilt up the tray to
insert it into the
installation rails to slide
it back in.
Loading Media44
Multipurpose Tray
Page sizes other than letter, A4, and legal can be printed only from the multipurpose tray
(also known as tray 1). Use the printer driver to set the page size.
Other special types of media (such as thick stock, transparencies, and envelopes) are also
fed from the multipurpose tray. See “Media Specifications” in the Maintenance Guide for
more information about media.
1Open the multipurpose tray on the right side of
the printer.
2Open the media support.
Attention
Load only one type/size of media per tray at a time.
Loading Media 45
3Load the media face
down, short edge toward
the printer.
Often, an arrow on the
paper package label
indicates the face-up
(printing) side of the
paper.
A fill limit mark is provided on the inside of the
media guides on the multipurpose tray. The
multipurpose tray holds 150 sheets of
20 lb bond (75 g/m²) paper.
4Adjust the media guides to
fit the size media you’re
loading.
Attention
Always adjust the media guides after inserting the media. A guide that is not
properly adjusted can cause poor print quality, media jams, or printer damage.
5Specify the media size in the multipurpose tray by using the printer driver.
FACE
DOWN
LTR.
LGL.
EXE.
A4
B5
A5
Loading Media46
Printing Envelopes from the Multipurpose Tray
1Flex the envelope stack (including the edges) to remove any stiffness.
2Place the envelopes on a flat surface, and flatten them by pressing down the corners.
3Correct any bent corners, and then tap the envelopes on a flat surface to align them.
4Place the envelope stack into the multipurpose tray with the flap-side up.
Check your application documentation to determine if the flap should be placed on
the left or on the right. Print a single envelope to check the orientation before print-
ing multiple copies.
5Adjust the media guides to the width of the envelopes.
Make sure the guides are snug enough to keep the envelopes straight, but not so tight
that they buckle the envelopes.
6Open the flap of each envelope immediately (before it cools) after the envelope is
delivered to the output tray.
Because the envelopes pass through heated rollers, the gummed area on the flaps
may seal. Using envelopes with emulsion-based glue avoids this problem.
Media Storage 47
Printing Area
The printing area on all media sizes is up to about
0.157 inch (4 mm) from the edges of the media.
Media Storage
When storing media, avoid:
Direct sunlight
Excess heat and humidity
Dust
If media has been removed from its wrapper, place it in its original packaging and store in a
cool, dark place on a level surface.
4 mm
4 mm
4 mm
4 mm
3
Printer Driver
Configuration
Introduction50
Introduction
The magicolor 2200 DeskLaser printer driver is for use with Windows Me/2000/NT4/98/
95 operating systems. This chapter describes how to configure the printer driver and the
MINOLTA-QMS Crown Print Monitor. We’ve also included information about using the
MINOLTA-QMS Printer Status Monitor.
Configuring the Printer Driver
This section explains how to access and configure the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser printer
driver.
The printer configuration options are located on tabs that appear in the magicolor 2200
DeskLaser printer driver window. To access options for viewing or modification, open the
printer driver window and click on the tab appropriate for your needs. Online help is also
available while you’re configuring the printer driver. Just choose any Help button.
Windows Me/98/95 Configuration Methods
If you’re using Windows 2000/NT 4, refer to “Windows 2000/NT 4 Configuration
Methods” on page 52 for complete information.
Configuring the Printer Driver 51
There are two methods of accessing the configuration options of the printer driver:
You should configure your printer driver settings via the printer driver properties
method for your typical print jobs and use your application’s printer setup method for
print jobs that require special, less frequently needed printer settings.
The tabs and a summary of the options found on each are as follows:
General—Allows you attach comments, use a separator page, and print a test page.
See your Windows documentation.
Details—Allows you to set interface connection details. See your Windows documen-
tation.
Sharing—Allows you to set up the printer so others on the network can use it. See
your Windows documentation.
... via the printer device properties ... via your application’s printer setup
Gives you access to all printer settings Gives you access to Paper, Page Layout,
Image, Device Option, and About tabs.
Lets you assign the default printer settings for
all print jobs
Lets you assigns the printer settings for only
the current print job
Retains your settings until changed again via
properties
Temporarily overrides the existing default
settings
How To:
1 From the Windows Start menu choose
Settings.
2 Choose Printers.
3 Select the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser
printer driver.
4 From the File menu, choose Properties.
5 Make your selections, and then choose
OK to save your changes.
6 Close the Printers window.
How To:
1 From the application’s File menu choose
Print (or, in some cases, Print Setup or
Page Setup).
2 In the Print, Print Setup, or Page Setup
dialog box, select the magicolor 2200
DeskLaser printer driver.
3 Choose the Properties button.
4 Make your selections, and then choose
OK to save your changes.
5 Choose OK from the Print Setup window.
Configuring the Printer Driver52
Color Management (Windows 98 only)—Allows you to select the color profile
associated with your printer or allow the operating system to make the selection for
you.
32-bit SuperDriver Setup—This tab leads to the following set of tabs that are also
available from your application’s printer setup properties. See “32-bit SuperDriver
Setup” on page 55.
Paper—Allows you to provide information about the document type and location
of the media you want to print on. See “Configuring Paper Options” on page 56.
Page Layout—Allows you to specify N-up (Number-up) settings, scaling and
watermarks used for your print jobs. See “Configuring Page Layout Options” on
page 63.
Image—Allows you to provide settings for color format, image brightness and
contrast, color balance, and color matching. See “Configuring Image Options” on
page 70.
Device Options—Allows you to specify which printer options are installed on
your printer. See “Configuring Device Options” on page 74.
About—Displays the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser printer driver release version
and date. See “Information on the About Tab” on page 75.
Windows 2000/NT 4.0 Configuration Methods
If you’re using Windows Me/98/95, refer to “Windows Me/98/95 Configuration
Methods” on page 50 for complete information.
Configuring the Printer Driver 53
There are three methods you can use to configure the printer driver. However, these three
methods don’t all have the same options or control.
... via the printer driver properties ... via your application’s printer setup
Gives you access to the General, Ports,
Scheduling (Windows NT 4.0) or Advanced
(Windows 2000), Sharing, Security, and About
tabs
Gives you access to the Paper, Page Layout,
Image, Device Options, and About tabs
Lets you assign the printer settings for all print
jobs
Lets you assigns the printer settings only for
the current print job
Retains your settings until changed again via
properties
Temporarily overrides the existing default doc-
ument settings
How To:
1 From the Windows Start menu choose
Settings.
2 Choose Printers.
3 Select the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser
printer driver.
4 From the File menu, choose Properties.
5 Make your selections, and then choose
OK to save your changes.
6 Close the Printers window.
How To:
1 From the application’s File menu choose
Print (or, in some cases, Print Setup or
Page Setup).
2 In the Print, Print Setup, or Page Setup
dialog box, select the magicolor
2200
DeskLaser printer driver.
3 Choose the Properties button.
4 Make your selections, and then choose
OK to save your changes.
5 Choose OK from the Print Setup window.
... via document defaults (Windows NT 4.0) or via printing preferences (Windows 2000)
Gives you access to the Paper, Page Layout, Image, Device Options, and About tabs
Lets you assign the default printer settings for all print jobs
Retains your settings until changed again via properties
How To:
1 From the Windows Start menu choose Settings.
2 Choose Printers.
3 Select the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser printer driver.
4 From the File menu, choose Default Document Properties (Windows NT 4.0) or choose
Printing Preferences (Windows 2000).
5 Make your selections, and then choose OK to save your changes.
6 Close the Printers window.
Configuring the Printer Driver54
You should configure your printer driver settings via the printer device properties and
document defaults properties for your typical print jobs and use your application’s
printer setup method for print jobs that require special, less frequently needed printer
settings.
Because Windows NT remembers the configuration changes you make to the driver,
reinstalling the driver does not restore the factory default configuration.
Five tabs appear in the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser Properties window through the Start
menu: General, Ports, Color Management, Scheduling, Sharing, and Security. The tabs
and a summary of the options found on each are as follows:
General—Allows you to name the printer, specify a location, specify a driver to be
used, install a new or updated printer driver, use a separator page between documents,
specify a specialized print processor/data type, and print a test page. See your Win-
dows documentation.
Ports—Lists the available ports (under Ports), the associated port monitor (under
Description), and a comma-delimited list of printers that use the port (under Printer).
Allows you to add, delete, or configure ports. It also allows the printer to get setting
and status information from other printing devices, and enables printer pooling (print-
ing to two or more identical printing devices through one logical printer). See your
Windows documentation.
Color Management—Allows you to select the color profile associated with your
printer or allow the operating system to make the selection for you. See your Windows
documentation.
Scheduling (Windows NT 4.0) or Advanced (Windows 2000)—Allows you to con-
figure the printer for availability, set spooling information, and define default docu-
ment printing priority. See your Windows documentation.
Sharing—Allows you to share the printer and install alternate drivers. See your Win-
dows documentation.
Security—Allows you to modify the permissions to limit access on the printer, view
or set auditing information, or view or take ownership of the selected item(s). See
your Windows documentation.
32-bit SuperDriver Setup 55
The Paper, Page Layout, Image, Device Options, and About tabs—accessible from your
application’s printer setup and from document default properties are explained in the
“32-bit SuperDriver Setup,” section that follows.
32-bit SuperDriver Setup
Printer Driver Controls for Windows Me/2000/NT4/98/95
The printer driver application does not fully display when monitor resolution is set to
640x480 pixels. You must increase your monitor resolution to 600x800 pixels or greater
for full viewing of the application window. See your operating system online help for
information about changing your monitor resolution setting.
The following pages in this section describe the function and available settings for the
controls located on the Paper, Page Layout, Image, Device Options and About tabs in the
magicolor 2200 DeskLaser printer driver. These tabs are common for all of the supported
Windows operating systems.
32-bit SuperDriver Setup56
Configuring Paper Options
The Paper tab allows you to provide information about the type, size, and location of the
media you want to print on. If a duplex unit is installed, there is also a setting for duplex
print options.
Optional printer components such as a duplex unit, 5-bin mailbox, and lower feeder
unit must be identified in the Device Options tab before you can identify settings for
these features (settings for optional components are grayed out or do not appear).
Paper graphic
32-bit SuperDriver Setup 57
Paper Size
Purpose Sets the media size.
Choices Size Inches Millimeters
A4 8.3 x 11.7 210.0 x 297.0
A5 5.8 x 8.3 148.0 x 210.0
B5 (JIS) 7.2 x 10.1 182.0 x 257.0
B5 (ISO) 6.9 x 9.8 176.0 x 250.0
Executive 7.3 x 10.5 185.4 x 266.7
Folio 8.5 x 13.0 215.9 x 330.0
Foolscap 8.0 x 13.0 203.0 x 330.0
Legal 8.5 x 14.0 215.9 x 355.6
Letter 8.5 x 11.0 215.9 x 279.4
SP Folio 8.5 x 12.3 215.9 x 315.0
Statement 5.5 x 8.5 140.0 x 215.9
UK Quarto 8.0 x 10.0 203.0 x 254.0
C5 6.4 x 9.0 162.0 x 229.0
C6 4.5 x 6.4 114.0 x 162.0
Chokei #3 4.7 x 9.3 120.0 x 235.0
Chokei #4 3.5 x 8.1 90.0 x 205.0
Com 10 Envelope 4.1 x 9.5 105.0 x 241.3
Envelope DL 4.3 x 8.7 110.0 x 220.0
GT Postcard 4.0 x 6.5 101.5 x 165.0
Japanese Postcard 3.9 x 5.8 100.0 x 148.0
Monarch 3.9 x 7.5 98.4 x 191.0
Default Letter 8.5 x 11.0 in (215.9 x 279.4 mm)
32-bit SuperDriver Setup58
Copies
Collate
Reverse Page Order
Purpose Sets the number of copies to be printed.
Choices 1–999
Default 1
Additional
Choices See “Collate” in this section.
Purpose Collates multiple copies of documents when selected.
Choices Enabled (selected)—All pages of the document are printed before the next
copy is printed.
Disabled—All copies of each page are printed before the next page is
printed.
Default Disabled
Notes This option is available only if multiple copies is selected. See “Copies” in this
section.
If you are making multiple duplex copies of a job that has an uneven number
of pages, deselect collation in the application and then select Collate in the
driver on the Paper tab.
Purpose Prints pages in reverse order when selected.
Choices Enabled (selected)—Prints from the last page of document to the first page.
Disabled—Prints from the first page of the document to the last page.
Default Disabled
32-bit SuperDriver Setup 59
Orientation
Paper Source
Purpose Sets the orientation (printing direction) of the print media.
Choices Portrait—Prints along the short edge of the page (vertical page
orientation).
Landscape—Prints along the long edge of the page (horizontal
page orientation).
Default Portrait
Purpose Sets the input source (cassette) from which print media is pulled into the
printer
Choices Auto—The printer uses the first cassette it can find that contains media large
enough to satisfy the print job requirements.
Multipurpose Tray—The multipurpose tray.
Upper Tray—The cassette in the standard (upper) position.
Optional Tray—The cassette in the lower position (available only on printers
with an optional lower feeder unit installed and the optional tray selected on
the Device Options tab).
Default Auto
Notes When the printer is first turned on, the upper tray is selected. After that, the
printer uses the last cassette selected.
See “Different Paper for 1st Page” in this section.
32-bit SuperDriver Setup60
Different Paper for 1st Page
1st Page
Output Source
Paper Graphic
The paper graphic image changes according to Paper Size, Orientation and Duplex/
Booklet selections, and will display the selected N-up setting.
Purpose Allows you to select the paper source that will be used for the first page of the
document.
Choices Enabled (selected)—The first page of the document will use the paper
source identified in the 1st Page list.
Disabled—All pages of the document use the same paper source.
Default Disabled
Additional
Choices When enabled is selected, the 1st Page list is activated. See “1st Page” in this
section.
Purpose This list allows you to identify the paper source for the first page of the docu-
ment.
Choices Upper Tray
Multipurpose Tray
Optional Tray—Available only on printers with an optional lower feeder unit
installed and the optional tray selected on the Device Options tab.
Default Upper Tray
Notes This list is disabled (grayed-out) if Different Paper for 1st Page is disabled.
Purpose Sets the output bin where printed media is to be delivered.
Choices Upper Tray—The printer will send printed media to the upper output bin.
Mailbin 1-5—The mailbin output bin (mailbin 1-5).
Default Upper Tray
Notes Output Source options are supported only on printers with a 5-bin mailbox
installed and the 5-bin mailbox option selected on the Device Options tab.
32-bit SuperDriver Setup 61
Duplex/Booklet
Purpose Allows you to specify whether and how your print job will be duplexed.
Choices Off
Long Edge—Prints flipped horizontally on the long edge as in a
loose-leaf notebook.
Short Edge—Prints flipped vertically on the short edge as on a
clipboard.
Booklet Left Binding—Orients faces (2-up) with binding (fold)
on left.
Booklet Right Binding—Orients faces (2-up) with binding (fold)
on right.
Default Off
Notes Duplex/Booklet options are supported only on printers with a duplex unit
installed and the duplexer option selected on the Device Options tab.
Duplex/Booklet options are only available when Plain Paper is the Media
Type.
Printing with booklet binding produces four faces of print on each duplexed
sheet of media (2-up on each side of the media). The faces are arranged so
that when the media is folded, the page ordering is booklet style.
To use Booklet Left Binding or Booklet Right Binding, the N-up option (on the
Page Layout tab) must be Off.
32-bit SuperDriver Setup62
Media Type
Default Button
The Default button on the Paper tab allows you to restore all of the options on the Paper
tab to their default settings.
Purpose Sets the type of media to be printed.
Choices Plain Paper mode—Long-grain paper 16–24 lb (60–90 g/m²)
Transparency mode—Transparencies 24–41.75 lb (90–157 g/m²)
Label Stock mode—Label stock 16–43 lb (60–163 g/m²)
Thick Stock mode—Thick stock 24 –43 lb (90–163 g/m²)
Default Plain Paper
Notes Duplex Options are available only when Plain Paper is selected as the Media
Type.
32-bit SuperDriver Setup 63
Configuring Page Layout Options
The Page Layout tab allows you to provide information about the number of document
pages to print on a single side of media, the scaling percentage to be applied and the
identification and placement of watermarks to be printed.
Paper graphic
32-bit SuperDriver Setup64
N-up (Number-up)
Detail of N-up Button
This button, which is activated when N-up is set to a choice other than Off, opens the N-up
Style window to allow you to select the orientation of the document pages on your media.
Purpose Selects the number of document pages to print on a single side of the media.
Choices Off—One document page will be printed on each media page.
2-, 4-, 6-, 9-, 16-Up—Multiple document pages will be printed on each media
page.
Default Off
Notes The N-up option setting is disabled (grayed-out) if the Scaling option is in
effect. To enable the N-up option, set the Scaling option setting to 100.
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N-up Style Buttons
Border Line
Purpose Each N-up style option is selectable by enabling (selecting) the button located
next to the style graphic. Only one style may be selected at a time.
Choices Horz. Ascending
Horz. Descending
Vert. Ascending
Vert. Descending
Default Horz. Ascending
Purpose Allows you to place a border line between N-up page images on the printed
media.
Choices Enabled (selected)—Prints a border line between N-up page images.
Disabled—No border line is printed.
Default Disabled
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Scaling
Watermark
First Page Only Button
Purpose Allows you to set the magnification of your document page as it is printed on
the media.
Choices 50%–200%
Default 100
Notes The Scaling option setting is disabled (grayed-out) if N-up page layout is in
effect. To enable the Scaling option, change the N-up setting to Off.
Purpose Allows you to select the type of watermark to be printed on the media.
Choices (Customizable list)—Selects the watermark chosen from the list.
Default None
Additional
Choices See “First Page Only,” “In Background,” and “Edit Watermark Button” in this
section.
Purpose This option setting determines whether the watermark only prints on the first
page of the document or on all document pages.
Choices Enabled (selected)—The watermark prints only on the first page of the docu-
ment.
Disabled—The watermark prints on all pages of the document.
Default Disabled
Notes This option is unavailable (grayed-out) until a watermark is selected.
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In Background
Edit Watermark Button
Selecting this button opens the Watermark window, where you can add, delete, or modify
watermarks to be printed on your media
Editing an Existing Watermark
Purpose Gives you the choice to have the watermark superimposed over the text or
the text superimposed over the watermark.
Choices Enabled (selected)—The document text is superimposed over the water-
mark.
Disabled—The watermark is superimposed over the document text.
Default Enabled
Notes This option is unavailable (grayed-out) until a watermark is selected.
Watermark

graphic
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1Select the watermark you want to edit from the Watermark list.
When you select a watermark, it displays in the watermark graphic, and the water-
mark configuration details appear in the Watermark Edit fields located on the right
side of the window.
2Make changes to the settings in each option as needed.
See “Configuring Watermark Edit Options” on page 69 for a description of
Watermark Edit options.
3Choose OK to save your changes and close the Watermark window or choose Cancel
to disregard your changes.
If you choose another watermark from the list before selecting the OK button, any
changes that were entered for the initial watermark selected will be lost.
Adding a New Watermark
1Choose the Add button.
When the Add button is selected the Watermark Edit fields will be filled by default
values. You may choose to accept or change any of the default option values.
2Modify the settings for each Watermark Edit option as needed.
See “Configuring Watermark Edit Options” on page 69 for a description of
Watermark Edit options.
3Choose OK to save your changes and close the Watermark window or choose Cancel
to disregard your changes.
Deleting a Watermark
1Select the watermark that you want to remove from the Watermark list.
2Choose Delete.
The selected watermark disappears from the Watermark list.
3Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each watermark that you want to remove.
4Choose OK to save your changes and close the Watermark window or choose Cancel
to disregard your changes.
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Configuring Watermark Edit Options
The following configuration settings are available for watermark options located on the
right-half of the Watermark window:
Watermark Name: The name that identifies the watermark in the Watermark list.
String: The watermark text that appears on the printed media.
Color: Either type or use the scroll buttons on this control to adjust the hue of the
watermark string. There is an adjustment control for red, blue, and green.
Style: Gives you optional choices of bold and italic text for your watermark.
Font: Allows you to specify the font and font size for your watermark. You may
choose from any of the fonts installed on your computer. Changes to the font and/or
font size are reflected in the watermark graphic.
Angle: This option allows you to set the angle of the watermark on your media. You
may select any angle between -90 and 90 degrees. Changes to the angle setting are
reflected in the watermark graphic.
Position: Use the horizontal and vertical controls to adjust the position of the water-
mark on the media. Changes to the position setting are reflected in the watermark
graphic.
To center the watermark on the media, set the horizontal and vertical position
control values to 0.
Watermark Graphic
The Watermark Graphic is located on the lower-left side of the Watermark window. The
graphic shows the media in the selected print orientation with the currently selected
watermark. Changes to the Watermark Edit option settings are represented by changes to
the appearance of the graphic.
Default Button
The Default button on the Page Layout tab allows you to restore the options on this tab to
their default settings.
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Configuring Image Options
The Image tab allows you to provide settings for color selection, color matching,
document type, composite black, and resolution.
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Color
Color Match
Purpose Selects color or monochrome printing.
Choices Enabled (selected)—Full color (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black)
Disabled—Monochrome (black only)
Default Enabled (selected)
Notes The Disabled setting is designed only for text and grayscale graphics.
If Color is disabled, the Composite Black settings are not available
(grayed-out).
Purpose Selects the method for color matching.
Choices Disabled—No color matching is applied by the printer driver.
Use Windows’ matching—Applies the color matching provided by
ICM-based applications (for example, PhotoShop and CorelDRAW).
Use Driver’s matching—Uses the driver’s ICC color profile files to apply
color matching to bitmap objects. When selected, the drop-down list for
Images, Graphics, and Text allows you to select from the following choices:
Perceptual—optimized for printing photographic images. Colors that are out
of the printer's gamut (color range) are replaced with the closest color within
the gamut. When this substitution is made, other specified colors, whether in
the printer's gamut range or not, are equivalently adjusted so that the overall
image appearance and contrast is maintained.
Colormetric—optimized for printing spot colors, such as logos and single
solid colors where hue accuracy is crucial. For those colors that can’t be pro-
duced on the printer, the closest color the printer can produce is substituted.
Saturation—optimized for printing presentation graphics, such as overhead
transparencies, spot color and text, and documents requiring a high level of
color saturation. With this selection, the intensity of the colors is most closely
matched.
Default Use Driver’s matching.
Notes The ICC profile file (DL220012.ICM —1200x600 resolution) is located in the
\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\COLOR directory (Windows Me/98/95) or in the
\WINNT\SYSTEM32\SPOOL\DRIVERS\COLOR directory
(Windows 2000/NT4).
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Composite Black
Adjustment Button
The Adjustment Button opens the Graphics window, where you can make adjustments to
contrast, brightness, saturation, and sharpness.
Purpose Sets each of the three types of rendered objects (Text, Graphics, and Bitmap
objects) to print in composite black (using a combination of cyan, magenta,
and yellow toner), or true black (black toner only).
Choices Enabled (checked—will print in composite black
Disabled (not checked)—will print using true black
Default Text—Disabled, will print using true black
Graphics—Enabled, will print in composite black
Images—Enabled, will print in composite black
Graphics
window image
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Brightness and Contrast Adjustments
Saturation and Sharpness Adjustments
Graphics Window Image
The image located on the left side of the Graphics window changes in appearance as
adjustments are made.
Restore Defaults Button
The Restore Defaults button on the Image tab allows you to restore the options on this tab
to their default settings.
Purpose Allow you to customize the brightness (lightness and darkness) and contrast
of an image.
Brightness—Increase for a lighter print; decrease for darker.
Contrast—Increase for higher contrast print; decrease for lower contrast.
Choices 0%-100%
Default The center setting (50%) on each slider bar.
Notes The settings on the slider bars can be changed using keyboard arrow keys.
Purpose Allow you to customize the color saturation and sharpness of an image.
Choices 0%-100%
Default Saturation: 20%
Sharpness: 50%
Notes The settings on the slider bars can be changed using keyboard arrow keys.
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Configuring Device Options
The Device Options tab allows you to identify which options have been installed on your
printer.
Installable Options, Installed Option Lists, and Options Graphic
The Installable Options list displays all printer options that are available for your printer.
The Installed Options list displays the current configuration that has been selected. These
settings are represented by changes in the Options Graphic.
Adding an Option Removing an Option
1 Select the option you want to add from
the Installable Options list.
2 Choose Add.
The option you selected now appears in
the Installed Option list and in the
Options Graphic.
1 Select the option you want to remove
from the Installed Options list.
2 Choose Remove.
The option you selected now appears in
the Installable Option list and is removed
from the Options Graphic.
Options graphic
Sharing the Printer 75
Information on the About Tab
The About tab contains the version information for your printer driver and associated files.
Sharing the Printer
The magicolor 2200 DeskLaser may be shared via two communication protocols:
Ethernet
Refer to your Windows online help for information about printer sharing. Windows
NT4/Me/98/95 users who intend to print over a network using TCP/IP need to install
the Crown Print Monitor (Windows 2000 users can use the print monitor that comes
with the operating system).
Parallel
Refer to your Windows online help for information on sharing printers and files. See
“Plug and Play Printer Driver Installation,” in the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser
Installation Guide for installation instructions.
Using the Crown Print Monitor76
Using the Crown Print Monitor
The Crown Print Monitor (CROWNMON) for Windows is designed specifically for
MINOLTA-QMS printers using TCP/IP protocol to transport print jobs and to access
printer status information.
The Crown Print Monitor’s Print Spooler (both workstation and server versions) controls
the printing environment for both local and remote print jobs submitted through shared
resources via TCP/IP. The Print Spooler “monitors” or “despoolers” are configured to
service print jobs in a particular queue.
Components
Status component
This component obtains information from the printer, such as print job “go/nogo”
and error or warning conditions. Status information displays in Print Manager
through the print queue status dialog box. Status information comes from either the
Windows Print Spooler, the Crown Print Monitor, or the printer, depending on where
the job is in the printing process. See chapter 5,“Troubleshooting,”for more infor-
mation on status messages.
Send component
The Crown Print Monitor uses TCP/IP socket 35 for high-performance data transfer.
This component transports print jobs to a specific MINOLTA-QMS print device.
When a job is sent to a print device by the Crown Print Monitor, it utilizes all allo-
cated Windows operating system resources to transport the job. If a connection is
broken while a job is being transported, the monitor gives control back to the Print
Monitor Print Spooler. Any job sent to the printer while it is recovering from the
break in communication is flushed from the Windows print queue.
Configuration component
This component configures the port name, Internet address, time delays, and prob-
lem sound alert. It consists of the Add MINOLTA-QMS Port and Configure
MINOLTA-QMS Port dialog boxes. All configuration changes made via this compo-
nent are automatically recorded in the Windows system registry.
Using the Crown Print Monitor 77
Viewing the Crown Print Monitor
1From the Start menu, choose Settings.
2From the Settings menu, choose Printers.
3Double-click the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser printer icon.
Attention
Do not cancel a print job in the Crown Print Monitor while the job is paused.
Whenever a print job is sent to that port, its status is reported in a status window. The
following table explains the status window field names:
Field Name Explanation
Status The current state of the print job in process. A print job either proceeds in a
normal error-free state or it is in an error state. Error states can be nonvola-
tile like PAPER OUT or PAPER JAM or volatile like the inability to connect to
a target printer (this state is displayed as Printer Not Responding).
Document Name The document’s title (it may also be the filename).
Remote Downlevel Document displays when the client workstation, spooling
jobs to an NT server, does not transmit complete job information. See your
Microsoft Windows NT documentation for more information on this message.
Owner The document owner.
Printed at The time the print job is submitted to the NT Print Spooler.
Pages The number of pages in the document.
Size The document size.
Priority The document priority in the queue. Range of Priorities
is 1–99.
4
Maintaining the Printer
Introduction80
Introduction
Keeping the printer clean and updated with the latest system software allows you to
take full advantage of printer features and capabilities. This chapter describes how to
clean the printer and how to update the system software.
Printer Care
Handle the printer with care to preserve its life. Abuse may cause damage and void
your warranty. If dust and paper scraps remain on the inside or outside of the printer,
printer performance and print quality will suffer, so the printer should be cleaned
periodically. Keep the following guidelines in mind:
When cleaning the printer, always turn it off (O) and unplug it. Disconnect all
interface cables before cleaning inside the printer.
If you have an optional 5-bin mailbox installed, turn the printer off first, then turn
off the mailbox.
Either clean the printer before use, or allow time after unplugging it to allow the
fuser unit to cool down.
Attention
The fuser unit is hot. When the top cover is opened, the fuser unit
temperature drops gradually (one hour wait time).
Be careful when cleaning the inside or removing paper jams, as the fuser unit and
other internal parts may become very hot.
Do not place anything on the top of the printer.
Use a soft cloth to clean the printer.
WARNING!
Do not spill water or detergent into the printer; otherwise, the printer will be damaged
and an electric shock may occur.
Printer Care 81
Never spray cleaning solution directly on the printer’s surface; the spray could pene-
trate through the air vents of the printer and damage the internal circuits. Avoid using
abrasive or corrosive solutions or solutions that contain solvents, (such as alcohol and
benzene) to clean the printer.
Always test any cleaning solution (such as mild detergent) on a small area of your
printer to check the solution's performance.
Never use sharp or rough implements, such as wire or plastic cleaning pads.
Always close the printer covers gently. Never expose the printer to vibrations.
Do not put a cover on the printer immediately after using it. Turn it off and wait until it
cools down.
Do not leave the printer’s covers open for any length of time, especially in well-lit
places; light may damage the OPC drum cartridge.
Do not open the printer during printing.
Do not tap paper stacks on the printer.
Do not tilt, lubricate, or disassemble the printer.
Do not touch the electrical contacts, gears, or laser beam devices. Doing so may dam-
age the printer and cause the print quality to deteriorate.
Keep media in the output tray at minimum level. If the media stacks too high, your
printer may experience media jams and excessive media curl.
Lift the printer from the bottom only, using the carrying grips and the carrying bars.
Make sure two people are available to lift the printer when moving it.
When moving the printer, keep the printer level to avoid toner spillage.
If you get toner on your skin, wash it off with cool water and neutral detergent.
WARNING!
If you get toner in your eyes, wash it out immediately with cool water and consult a doctor.
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) information can be found at www.minolta-qms.com
(click on the Answer Base).
Cleaning82
Read all caution and warning labels carefully, making sure to follow any instructions
contained in them. These labels are located on the inside of the printer’s covers and
the interior of the printer body.
Make sure any parts removed during cleaning are replaced before you plug in
the printer.
See chapter 8, “Repacking the Printer,” for printer storing and shipping instructions.
Cleaning
You should perform a thorough cleaning every 30,000 single-sided pages or 12 months,
whichever comes earlier.
Always test any cleaning solution (such as a mild detergent) on a small area of your printer
to check the solution’s performance.
Use Avoid
A soft dry cloth to clean the
control panel
Sharp or rough implements (such as wire or plastic
cleaning pads)
Any liquid
A soft damp cloth to clean the printer Sharp or rough implements (such as wire or plastic
cleaning pads)
Mild detergent to clean the
printer
Abrasive or corrosive solutions that contain solvents
(such as alcohol or benzine)
Updating System Software 83
Updating System Software
The system software in your magicolor 2200 DeskLaser is stored in flash ROM, read-only
memory that can be erased and rewritten to “in a flash.” This allows you to update the
system software through the printer interface without opening up the printer and installing
new PROMs. The system software is updated by sending a specified file to the printer.
Downloading Methods
You can use Ethernet TCP/IP or a parallel connection to download the system file to the
printer.
System File
To perform an update you need to download a system file to your printer. The system file
filename identifies the system version number and ends with an .img filename extension.
The printer must remain inactive during the download process.
This item needs
cleaning... After... See...
Duplex unit paper guides
or rollers Every 30,000 single-sided pages, or 12
months, whichever comes earlier.
Maintenance Guide.
Laser lens cover Removing the waste toner pack to clean
around it or to replace it.
Paper exit rollers Every 30,000 single-sided pages, or 12
months, whichever comes earlier.
Printer exterior As needed.
Printer interior Every 30,000 single-sided pages, or 12
months, whichever comes earlier.
Download Method See
Ethernet TCP/IP “Downloading the System File via Ethernet (TCP/IP)” on page 84.
Parallel “Downloading the System File via Parallel” on page 87.
Updating System Software84
Downloading the System File via Ethernet (TCP/IP)
First, you need to make sure that the printer is on and accessible through your network.
1From your PC:
aFrom the Start menu choose Run...
bType command↵
cIn the DOS window, type
ping
ipaddress
↵ (for example, ping 161.33.128.5↵)
If the printer connection is working correctly, your screen will display printer
information similar to the following:
Microsoft<R> Windows 98
<C>Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1998
C:\WINDOWS>ping 161.33.128.5
Pinging 161.33.128.5 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 161.33.128.5: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=15
Reply from 161.33.128.5: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=15
Reply from 161.33.128.5: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=15
Reply from 161.33.128.5: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=15
Ping statistics for 161.33.128.5:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 <0% loss>,
Approximate round trip times in milliseconds:
Minimum = 2ms, Maximum = 2ms, Average = 2ms
C:\WINDOWS>
Updating System Software 85
If your screen displays information similar to the following, you may have bad
network cabling or connectors attached to the printer. Check the cabling and
connectors.
Incorrect IP addresses can cause errors similar to ones shown in the following:
After you’ve determined that your printer connection is working correctly, you need
to ftp and “put” the new system file to the printer.
Make sure that the printer’s message window displays “IDLE” before continuing
this procedure.
Microsoft<R> Windows 98
<C>Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1998
C:\WINDOWS>ping 161.33.128.5
Pinging 161.33.128.5 with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Ping statistics for 161.33.128.5:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 <100% loss>,
Approximate round trip times in milliseconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms
C:\WINDOWS>
Microsoft<R> Windows 98
<C>Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1998
C:\WINDOWS>ping 161.33.128.5
Pinging 161.33.128.5 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 161.33.128.5: Destination host unreachable.
Reply from 161.33.128.5: Destination host unreachable.
Reply from 161.33.128.5: Destination host unreachable.
Reply from 161.33.128.5: Destination host unreachable.
Ping statistics for 161.33.128.5:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 <0% loss>,
Approximate round trip times in milliseconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms
C:\WINDOWS>
Updating System Software86
2Change to the directory where the system file is located.
For example, assume the file is located on magicolor 2200 DeskLaser CD-ROM
under the directory "loadcode" and that the drive letter for the CD-ROM is E. To
change to the directory where the file is located you would use the following
sequence of commands.
C:\Windows\Desktop> e:↵
E:> cd loadcode↵
3At a command prompt, type
ftp
ipaddress
↵(for example, ftp 161.33.128.5↵)
4When prompted for a user name and password, press Enter for both.
An ftp
>
prompt displays.
If a message displays denoting invalid password, contact your system administrator.
Otherwise, continue.
5At the ftp> prompt, change to binary mode by typing
bin↵
WARNING!
Interrupting the download process may corrupt your printer’s operating system. Do not
attempt to stop the download or use the printer’s control panel after the download process is
started. After the file download, allow the printer to automatically reboot on its own to
complete the process. Do not manually reboot the printer.
Updating System Software 87
6Now you need to “put” the system file. Type
put
x
↵
where
x
is the name of the system file.
The downloading process takes several minutes.
7At the ftp> prompt, end the ftp session by typing
quit↵
Downloading the System File via Parallel
Use the following procedure for installing a system file via the parallel port.
Attention
Connect the parallel port of the printer to your computer prior to turning on
the printer and computer. Turn the printer on first, then the computer.
1Turn on the printer.
2From the Start menu choose Run...
Microsoft<R> Windows 98
DOSKey installed
C:\WINDOWS\Desktop>ftp 161.33.128.5
Connected to 161.33.128.5.
220 QMS CrownNet Rev 4.61 ready.
User <161.33.128.5:<none>>:
331 User name ok, need password
Password:
230 User logged in
ftp> binary
200 TYPE set to 1.
ftp> put c:\filename.img
200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening data connection for
FILENAME.IMG <161.33.131.62.4.21>, <mode binary>.
226 Transfer complete.
ftp: 285 bytes sent in 0.00Seconds 285000,00Kbytes/sec.
ftp>
Future Updates88
3Type command↵
4At the command line, change to the directory where the system file is located
For example, assume the file is located on magicolor 2200 Upgrade CD-ROM under
the directory "loadcode" and that the drive letter for the CD-ROM is E. To change to
the directory where the file is located you would use the following sequence of com-
mands.
C:\Windows\Desktop> e:↵
E:> cd loadcode↵
WARNING!
Interrupting the download process may corrupt your printer’s operating system. Do not
attempt to stop the download or use the printer’s control panel after the download process is
started. After the file download, allow the printer to automatically reboot on its own to
complete the process. Do not manually reboot the printer.
5Copy the system file to the parallel port
copy /b
x
lpt
y
:↵
where
x
is the filename of the system file and
y
is the lpt port number being used.
The downloading process takes several minutes.
Future Updates
You can find printer software for your printer on our Internet website. Go to http://
www.minolta-qms.com/support, and then select your printer from the list. The download
link is located under the heading “Printer-Specific Firmware.”
5
Troubleshooting
Introduction90
Introduction
This chapter provides information to aid you in resolving printer problems you may
encounter, or at least guide you to the proper sources for help.
Printing a Sample Page
Print a sample page to verify the printer is printing correctly.
Preventing Media Jams
Press Key (Until) Display Reads
Online IDLE (and online LED is off)
Menu LANGUAGE
Next ( ) SAMPLE PAGE
Select *YES
Select IDLE (and online LED is on)
Make sure that... Avoid...
Media matches the printer specifications Media that is folded, wrinkled, or excessively curled
Media is flat, especially on the leading edge Double feeding (
remove the media and fan the
sheets—they may be sticking together
)
The printer is on a hard, flat, level surface Fanning transparencies since this causes static
You have the correct media type selected if
you’re printing on envelopes, labels, thick
stock, or transparencies
Loading more than one type/size/weight of media in a
tray at the same time
You store media in a dry location away from
moisture and humidity Overfilling the media input trays
You always adjust the media width regula-
tion guides in the multipurpose tray
after
inserting the media (
a guide that is not
properly adjusted can cause poor print
quality, paper jams, or printer damage)
Allowing the output tray to overfill (
the face-down
output tray has a 500-sheet capacity—jamming may
occur if you allow media to accumulate more than
500 sheets at a time
)
Automatic Jam Recovery 91
Alos make sure that you remove transparencies from the output tray immediately to avoid
static buildup, and that you load the media (for single-sided pages) printing-side up in the
upper or optional trays or printing-side down in the multipurpose tray.
Many manufacturers place an arrow on the end of the wrapper to indicate the printing
side.
Automatic Jam Recovery
The magicolor 2200 DeskLaser provides automatic jam recovery (when enabled through
the Engine/Error Recovery menu). After you remove any jammed media, printing
automatically resumes from the page the printer stopped at when the jam occurred.
For automatic jam recovery to work, it is necessary to leave the printer turned on when
you remove the jammed media.
Understanding the Media Path92
Understanding the Media Path
Understanding the printer’s media path will help you locate media jams.
Media Tray
The media tray(s) is (are) located at the bottom front of the printer. The media is picked
from the tray, passed under the OPC drum cartridge and the transfer belt, passed through
the fuser, and delivered via the paper exit unit to the output tray on top of the printer.
Media tray
Multipurpose tray
Duplex unit (optional)
OPC drum
cartridge
Output tray
Transfer belt
Fuser
Lower feeder unit tray
Simplex
Duplex
(optional)
Media exit unit
Understanding the Media Path 93
Multipurpose Tray
The multipurpose tray is located at the right of the printer. The media is picked from the
multipurpose tray, passed under the OPC drum cartridge and the transfer belt, passed
through the fuser, and delivered via the paper exit unit to the output tray on top of the
printer.
Duplex Unit (optional)
The media is picked from a media tray, passed under the transfer belt, passed through the
fuser, fed into the duplex unit where the media undergoes a change in direction, cycles
through the transfer belt and fuser again, and is delivered via the paper exit unit to the
output tray, which is the top of the printer.
Since several sheets cycle through the printer/duplex unit at the same time, recovering
from a media jam may require the removal of more than one sheet.
To manually duplex, remove the media, flip it over, and reload it.
5-bin Mailbox (optional)
The 5-bin mailbox is located on the top of the printer. The media is picked from the tray,
passed under the transfer belt, passed through the fuser, and delivered via the paper exit
unit to the 5-bin mailbox, which is on top of the printer.
Clearing Media Jams94
Clearing Media Jams
To avoid damage, always remove jammed media gently, without tearing it. Any pieces of
media left in the printer, whether large or small, can obstruct the paper path and cause
further jams. Do not reload media that has jammed.
Attention
The image is not fixed on the media before the fusing process. If you touch the
printed surface, the toner may stick to your hands, so be careful not to touch the
print face when removing the jammed media. Make sure not to spill any toner inside
the printer. Unfused toner can dirty your hands, clothes, or anything else it gets on. If
you accidentally get toner on your hands, wash them in cool water. If you
accidentally get toner on your clothes, lightly dust them off as much as possible. If
some toner remains on your clothes, use cool, not hot water, to rinse the toner off,
provided your clothing is washable. If toner gets on your skin, wash it off with water
or a neutral detergent.
WARNING!
If you get toner in your eyes, wash it out immediately with cool water and consult a doctor.
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) information can be found at www.minolta-qms.com
(click on the Answer Base).
If, after clearing the media jam, the jam message in the control panel window persists,
open and close the printer’s covers. This should clear the jam message.
Handling Media Jams by Location
Location of Jam Page Reference
Tray 1—multipurpose tray page 96
Tray 2—upper tray
Tray 5—optional tray (lower feeder unit) page 95
Near OPC drum page 98
Near duplex unit page 101
In mailbox page 104
Clearing Media Jams 95
Clearing Misfeed (Upper or Optional Tray) Jams
1Remove the media tray(s).
2Carefully remove and dispose of the jammed
media.
3Remove any media remaining in the media
tray(s) and even up the front edges.
4Reinsert the media printing face up.
Make sure the media is lying flat, is under the
media separating tabs, and doesn’t exceed the
media limit mark. Check the media width guides
for correct positioning.
Clearing Media Jams96
5Slide the tray(s) back into
the printer.
6Open the front cover,
then close it.
The media jam error
message is cancelled.
Clearing Misfeed (Multipurpose Tray) Jams
1Remove the media from in the multipurpose tray.
2Press the right-side cover release button and support the cover in a partially-open
position.
3Carefully remove the jammed media.
Clearing Media Jams 97
4Close the right-side cover.
5Shuffle the remaining media that was removed in
step 1 and even up the front edges.
6Reinsert the media printing face down.
Make sure the media is lying flat and doesn’t
exceed the media limit mark. Check the media
width guides for correct positioning.
7Open the front cover, then close it.
The media jam error message is cancelled.
Clearing Inner Jams, Outer Jams, and Drum Jams
Media Jams inside the Lower Right Door (Vertical Transport Area)
1Open the lower right door(s).
2Carefully remove the jammed media.
3Close the lower right door(s).
The media jam error message is cancelled.
Clearing Media Jams98
Media Jams near the OPC Drum
1If there is any media in the multipurpose tray,
remove it and close the multipurpose tray.
2Press the right-side cover release button and care-
fully open the cover all the way.
3Remove the jammed
media by pulling it
slowly from the bottom
of the fuser.
Attention
Do not pull jammed
media from the top of the printer through the fusing
rollers.
This prevents any unfused toner from dirtying the
fuser rollers.
Clearing Media Jams 99
4Close the right-side cover.
The media jam error message is cancelled.
5Check the release button to make sure the cover is securely closed.
6If media was removed in step 1, open the multipurpose tray.
7Shuffle the media that was removed in step 1 and
even up the front edges.
8Reinsert the media printing face down.
Make sure the media is lying flat and doesn’t
exceed the media limit mark. Check the media
width guides for correct positioning.
Media Jams near the Optional Duplex Unit
1Open the top cover.
Attention
Do not pull jammed media from the top of the printer
through the fusing rollers.
This prevents any unfused toner from dirtying the
fuser rollers.
Clearing Media Jams100
2Carefully remove the jammed media in the top
cover media reverse area.
3Open the media jam removal cover with your
left hand and carefully remove the jammed
media in the duplex media feed area with your
right hand.
4Close the media jam removal cover with your
left hand and close the top cover.
5Check the release button to make sure the door
is securely closed.
6If the multipurpose tray is closed, open it.
Clearing Media Jams 101
7Pressing the duplex unit cover release, carefully
open the cover.
8Remove the jammed media.
9Close the duplex unit’s cover.
10 If there still is a jam message, press the right-side
cover release button and carefully open the cover
all the way.
11 Lift the inner paper guide.
12 Remove the jammed media by pulling it toward
you.
If the media came out easily, skip ahead to
step 15.
If the media did not come out easily or if you
cannot reach the media from this area, keep the
duplex unit’s lower cover open.
13 Open the duplex unit cover.
14 Remove the jammed media by pulling it slowly from the bottom of the fuser rollers.
Be careful not to touch the transfer belt while removing jammed media.
Clearing Media Jams102
15 Close the printer’s top cover.
16 Close the duplex unit’s paper guide, lower cover, and top cover.
Media Jams near the Fuser Unit
1Open the top cover.
Attention
Do not pull jammed media from the top of the printer
through the fusing rollers.
This prevents any unfused toner from dirtying the
fuser rollers.
2Carefully remove the jammed media.
3Open the media jam removal cover and care-
fully remove the media that is jammed there.
4Close the media jam removal cover.
5Close the top cover.
Check the release button to make sure the top
cover is securely closed.
Clearing Media Jams 103
6Open the right-side cover.
7Remove the jammed media by pulling it slowly
from the bottom of the fuser.
Be careful not to touch the transfer belt while
removing jammed media.
8Close the right-side cover.
Check the release button
to make sure the duplex
unit cover is securely
closed.
The media jam error
message is cancelled.
Clearing Media Jams104
Media Jams in the Optional 5-bin Mailbox
1Carefully remove the jammed media from the media
eject area of the mailbox.
2Open the mailbox door.
3If a media jam exists in the media entry area of
the mailbox, lift up the media jam removal guide
in the mailbox and carefully remove the jammed
media.
4Close the mailbox door.
The media jam error message is cancelled.
Clearing Jams from the Output Tray
Remove jammed media from the printer’s output tray by gently pulling the media to the
left away from the media exit area.
Solving Problems with Media Jams 105
Solving Problems with Media Jams
Frequent jams in any area indicate that area should be checked, repaired, or cleaned.
Repeated jams may also happen if you’re using the wrong weight print media.
Symptom Cause Solution
Several
sheets go
through
the printer
together.
The front edges of the media
are not even. Remove the media and even up the front edges, then
reload it.
The media is moist from
humidity. Remove the moist media and replace it with new, dry
media.
Paper jam
message
stays on
Front cover needs to be
opened and closed again to
reset the printer.
Open and close the front cover of the printer again.
Some media remains jammed
in the printer. Recheck the paper path and make sure you have
removed all of the media jams.
5-bin
mailbox
jams.
The wrong media is being
used. Make sure that you are using only plain paper (or recy-
cled plain paper).
Make sure that you are using only letter/A4 paper.
Duplex
unit jams. The wrong media is being
used. Use only supported media. Refer to the “Media Types”
on page 35.
Plain paper and thick stock up to 28 lb bond (105 g/m²)
can be autoduplexed if the optional duplex unit is
installed. For heavier weights, manual duplexing is
required. To manually duplex, remove the media, flip it
over, and reload it.
Make sure that you have not mixed media types in your
multipurpose tray.
Do not duplex envelopes, glossy stock, labels, transfer
media, or transparencies.
Media may still be jammed. Check for media stuck in the paper guides in the duplex
unit’s top cover, and the media supply area on the lower
left of the printer.
If you removed jammed media from near the OPC drum,
reset the OPC drum’s locking levers.
Solving Problems with Media Jams106
Media is
jamming. The media is not correctly
positioned in the tray. Remove the jammed media aand reposition the media
properly in the tray.
The number of sheets in the
tray exceeds the maximum
allowed.
Remove the excess media and reload the correct num-
ber of sheets in the tray.
The width regulation guides
are not correctly adjusted to
the media size.
Adjust the regulation guides in the tray to match the size
of the media.
The media in upper or
optional tray is not under the
media separating tabs.
Remove the media and reload it so the front corners are
under the media separating tabs.
Warped or wrinkled media is
loaded in the tray. Remove the media, smooth it out, and reload it. If it still
jams, do not use that media.
Labels, letterhead, enve-
lopes, postcards, thick stock,
or transfer material are
loaded in the upper or
optional tray.
Special media must be loaded in the multipurpose tray
only.
The recommended transpar-
ency (OHP) or label paper is
facing the wrong way in the
multipurpose tray.
Load the transparencies or labels according to the man-
ufacturer’s instructions.
Envelopes are facing
the wrong way in the multipur-
pose tray.
Load the envelopes in the multipurpose tray so the the
flaps are facing up.
If the flaps are on the short edge, set the envelopes in
the multipurpose tray so that the flaps are on the printer
side.
Multiple sheets of transpar-
ency (OHP) media are col-
lecting static electricity in the
tray.
Remove the OHP media and load them in the tray one
sheet at a time. Do not fan transparencies before load-
ing them.
The media is moist from
humidity. Remove the moist media and replace it with new, dry
media.
Unsupported media (wrong
size, thickness, type, etc.) is
being used.
Use media that is covered by the printer warranty.
Media supply roller is dirty. Clean the media supply roller.
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Other Problems 107
Solving Other Problems
Symptom Cause Solution
Data was
sent to the
printer, but it
doesn’t print.
An error message is
displayed in the message
window.
Handle according to the message displayed.
The transfer belt installa-
tion guide is not set cor-
rectly in the installation rail.
Remove the transfer belt. Place the front end of the
intermediate transfer unit installation guide (2 locations)
correctly in the installation rail. Next, lightly push in the
unit about 6 inches (152.4 mm). Release the top han-
dle. Holding the front handle, carefully push the transfer
belt in.
Printer
resets. Occasionally, software
applications interfere with
each other.
Some applications send a printer prep file to the printer
at the beginning of each document. When this occurs,
other prep files cannot be sent without resetting the
printer. Monitor your activities to see if there is a correla-
tion between your use of a certain application and the
printer resetting. If so, contact the application developer.
Printing
takes too
much time.
The printer is set to a slow
printing mode (for exam-
ple, for OHP, thick stock, or
some other special kind of
media).
It takes more time to print with special media. When
using regular paper, make sure that the media type is
set properly in the driver.
The printer is set to power
saving mode. It takes a little time for printing to start in power saving
mode. If you do not want to use this mode, disable it.
The printer memory is
insufficient. Add optional memory.
Solving Other Problems108
You are
experiencing
problems
duplexing.
Media or settings are
not correct. Make sure that you are using only plain paper. Do not
duplex envelopes, glossy stock, labels, postcards,
transfer media, or transparencies. Make sure that you
have not mixed media types in your multipurpose tray.
Make sure that your document has more than one
page.
Go into the printer driver and make sure that the duplex
unit is selected device option.
In the printer driver, choose Short Edge (flipped as on a
clipboard), Long Edge (flipped as in a loose-leaf note-
book), Booklet Left Binding (fold on left), or Booklet
Right Binding (fold on right). Make sure that you are
using correct media.
Make sure that all of the covers are closed. Open and
then close the covers to confirm that they are securely
closed.
If you turned the printer off, make sure that you have
turned the printer on again and waited for it to warm up
Transfer belt
cannot be
removed.
The OPC drum unit is
installed. Remove the OPC drum unit, then remove the transfer
belt.
The transfer belt left
release lever is not set in
the transfer belt removal
position.
Turn the transfer belt left release lever clockwise to the
4 o’clock position, then remove the transfer belt.
You are
experiencing
problems
with the 5-bin
mailbox.
The wrong media is being
used. Make sure that you are using only letter/A4 plain paper.
The printer
pauses. The printer pauses for the
Auto-Image Density Con-
trol (AIDC) cycle.
After 100 1-sided pages of a continuous print run, the
magicolor 2200 DeskLaser automatically pauses to do
an AIDC cycle. This process is provided to make sure
reliable printer operation with optimum output quality.
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Other Problems 109
Blank pages
come out
during a
printing job
The toner cartridge is
empty or missing. Check the toner cartridges. The image does not print if
the cartridges are empty.
If the toner cartridges are not empty and blank pages
are ejecting, take each cartridge out, rock it from side to
side, and reinstall it in the printer.
The wrong media is being
used. Check that the media type set in the driver matches the
media loaded in the printer.
Not all pages
print. The printer could have the
wrong kind of cable. Check your cable.
The Cancel key was
pressed. Make sure no one pressed the Cancel key while your
job was printing.
The media tray is empty. Check the message window to see if the tray you are
using is out of media.
Print is
unclear. A new toner cartridge has
been installed, but the
“break-in” period has not
been reached.
Print at least 20 pages to achieve maximum printing
quality using the new cartridge.
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Other Problems110
Printer power
is not on. The power cord is not
correctly plugged into the
outlet.
Turn the power switch to the off (O) position, then
unplug the power cord from the outlet and plug it back
in.
The mailbox power cord is
not correctly connected. Turn the printer power switch and the mailbox power
switch to the off (O) position, then reconnect the mail-
box power cord using the procedure below:
—Connect the mailbox power cord plug end to the
mailbox power socket (lower connection).
—Connect the mailbox power cord socket end to the
printer power plug.
—Connect the printer power cord socket end to the
mailbox power plug (upper connection).
—Plug the printer power cord plug end into the outlet.
—Turn the mailbox power switch on.
—Turn the printer power switch on.
The power switch is not
correctly turned on. Set the power switch to the off (O) position, then set it
back to the on (I) position.
Turn the printer power switch and the mailbox power
switch to the off (O) position, then turn on the power
again using the procedure below:
—Turn the mailbox power switch on.
—Turn the printer power switch on.
Something is wrong with
the outlet you are using for
the printer.
Plug another electrical appliance into the outlet and see
whether it operates properly.
The printer is connected to
an outlet with a voltage or
frequency that does not
match the printer specifica-
tions.
Use a power source with the following specifications:
—Power
Japan: 100 VAC 50–60 Hz 12 amps
North America: 120 VAC 50–60 Hz 8 amps
Europe: 220-240 VAC 50–60 Hz 6 amps
Latin America: 120 VAC 50–60 Hz 8 amps
220-240 VAC 50–60 Hz 6 amps
—Voltage fluctuation
Japan: 100 VAC ±10%
North America: 120 VAC ±10%
Europe: 220-240 VAC ±10%
Latin America: 120 VAC ±10%
220-240 VAC ±10%
—Frequency fluctuation rate within 50/60 ±3 Hz
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Problems with Printing Quality 111
Solving Problems with Printing Quality
Symptom Cause Solution
Nothing is
printed. The toner cartridge is
damaged. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The driver is not set cor-
rectly. Select the proper setting in the driver to switch from trans-
parency (OHP) film to plain paper.
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
The transfer roller unit is
misinstalled. Reset the transfer roller unit.
The media is moist from
humidity. Adjust the humidity for paper storage. Remove the moist
media and replace it with dry media.
The media set in the driver
mismatches the media
loaded in the printer.
Load the correct media in the printer.
Image is too
light; there is
low image
density.
Image darkness sensor is
dirty. Open the front cover. Lift up the transfer belt release lever
to the 12 o’clock position. Next, return the lever to the
3 o’clock position. Repeat this operation several times.
(This cleans the surface of the image darkness sensor.)
The media is moist from
humidity. Remove the moist media and replace with dry media.
There is not much toner left
in the cartridge. Remove the toner cartridge and gently rock it horizontally
five or six times to redistribute the toner.
Replace the toner cartridge.
One or more toner cartridges
are defective. Remove the toner cartridges and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
Media type may be set incor-
rectly. Envelopes, glossy stock, labels, transfer media, and thick
stock have to be set in the thick stock mode.
The transfer unit may be
misinstalled or defective. Reinstall the image transfer unit. If necessary,
replace it.
Image darkness (Auto-Image
Density Control [AIDC]) sen-
sor is dirty.
Open the front cover. Lift up the transfer belt release lever
to the 12 o’clock position. Next, return the lever to the
3 o’clock position. Repeat this operation several times.
(This cleans the surface of the image darkness sensor.)
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
Solving Problems with Printing Quality112
The print
contains
whited out
areas.
Media may be moist. Remove the moist media and replace it with dry media.
Humidity may be too high. Adjust the humidity in the paper storage area.
The fuser unit may be defec-
tive. Check the fuser unit for damage. If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
The transfer roller unit is
misinstalled. Reset the transfer roller unit.
Horizontal
white lines
appear in
image.
The toner cartridge is
damaged. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
The transfer unit is mis-
installed. Make sure that the transfer unit was correctly installed.
The transfer roller is dam-
aged. Replace the transfer roller.
Printouts
seem faded
on one side.
The printer is not on a level
enough surface. Level the printer (not exceeding 1.0° slant at any point
around the machine).
Symptom Cause Solution
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
Solving Problems with Printing Quality 113
Irregular
print or mot-
tled image
appears.
The media is moist from
humidity. Remove the moist media and replace it with dry media.
There is
insufficient
fusing or the
image comes
off when
rubbed.
The media is moist from
humidity. Remove the moist media and replace it with dry media.
Media with specifications not
covered by the printer war-
ranty is being used.
Use media that is covered by the printer warranty.
Your media type may be
incorrectly set. Envelopes, glossy stock, labels, transfer media, and thick
stock have to be set in the Thick Stock mode.
The print or
color density
may be
uneven.
The toner cartridges or the
OPC drum may be near
empty or damaged.
Remove the toner cartridges and gently rock them five or
six times to redistribute the toner. Then, reinstall the
cartridges.
Install new toner cartridges.
The OPC drum may be
misinstalled or defective. Reinstall the OPC drum cartridge. If necessary, replace the
entire drum kit.
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Problems with Printing Quality114
Image is
blurred;
background
is lightly
stained;
there is insuf-
ficient gloss
of the printed
image.
One or more toner cartridges
may be defective. Check the toner cartridges. If necessary, replace them.
The OPC drum may be mis-
installed or defective. Reinstall the OPC drum cartridge. If necessary, replace the
entire drum kit.
The fuser oil may be
depleted. Check the fuser oil condition. If necessary, replace it.
Background
is foggy. The toner cartridge is
defective. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
Entire sheet
is printed in
black or
color.
The toner cartridge is
defective. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Problems with Printing Quality 115
Part of image
is missing. The media is moist from
humidity. Remove the moist media and replace it with dry media.
Media with specifications not
covered by the printer war-
ranty is being used.
Use media that is covered by the printer warranty.
The toner cartridge is
defective. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
Image is too
dark. The toner cartridge is
defective. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
Dark tones
are uneven. The toner in the toner car-
tridges is uneven. Remove the toner cartridges and gently rock them five or
six times to redistribute the toner. Then, reinstall the car-
tridges.
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Problems with Printing Quality116
There are
toner
smudges or
residual
images.
Toner cartridge misinstalled
or defective. If the toner smudges are on only the front of the page:
Remove the toner cartridges and gently rock them five
or six times to redistribute the toner. Then, reinstall the
cartridges.
One or more toner cartridges may be defective. Check
the toner cartridges. Install new ones, if necessary.
The image transfer roller
needs cleaning. If toner smudges are on the front
and
back of the page:
Open the printer front cover once and close it again to
clean the image transfer roller.
There are
dark spots on
the image.
The fuser oil roller is dirty or
worn. Remove the fuser oil roller and check the roller surface.
If it is very dirty, replace it.
The transfer belt is defective. Remove the transfer belt and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
There are
toner
smudges on
the back side
of the page
(whether or
not it has
been
duplexed).
The paper transport rollers
may be dirty. Clean the paper transport, pressure, and fuser oil rollers.
Check the transport roller. If necessary, replace it.
The media path is dirty with
toner. Print several blank sheets and the excess toner should
disappear.
The fuser oil roller is dirty or
worn. Remove the fuser oil roller and check the roller surface for
dirt or worn places. If necessary, replace the fuser oil roller.
The toner cartridge is
defective. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum cartridge is
defective. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check for damage.
If the cartridge is damaged, replace the entire drum kit.
The fuser unit is defective. Replace the fuser unit.
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Problems with Printing Quality 117
Image
defects in
same place
on every
page.
The transfer belt is defective. Remove the transfer belt. If necessary, replace it.
Abnormal
areas (white
or black belt)
appear in a
regular
pattern.
Width of abnormal area:
1.25" (31.75 mm)
The toner cartridge is
damaged.
Remove the toner cartridge with the color causing the
abnormal image. Replace it with a new toner cartridge.
Width of abnormal area:
3" (76.2 mm)
The transfer belt is dam-
aged.
Replace the transfer belt.
Width of abnormal area:
3.25" (82.55 mm)
The OPC drum cartridge is
damaged.
Replace the entire drum kit.
Width of abnormal area:
8" (203.2 mm)
The transfer belt is dam-
aged.
Replace the transfer belt.
Symptom Cause Solution
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
Solving Problems with Printing Quality118
Image
defects cycli-
cal (evenly
spaced).
Lateral image defects have
1–2 mm spacing. Replace the entire drum kit.
Lateral image defects have
35 mm spacing. Replace the color toner cartridge.
Lateral image defects have
75 mm spacing. Replace the image transfer roller.
Lateral image defects have
95 mm spacing. Replace the entire drum kit.
Lateral image defects have
204 mm spacing. Replace the fusing unit.
Lateral image defects have
other spacing. Replace the entire drum kit.
Abnormal
areas (white
or black belt
or spots)
appear.
The toner cartridge may be
defective. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum cartridge
may be defective or
scratched.
Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check the photosen-
sitive surface (the green surface) for scratches.
If necessary, replace the entire drum kit.
The fuser oil roller is dirty or
worn. Remove the fuser oil roller and check the roller surface for
dirt or scratches. If necessary, replace the fuser oil roller.
The fuser belt may be dirty. Clean the fuser belt.
The fusing unit may be
defective. Replace the fusing unit.
Symptom Cause Solution
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
Solving Problems with Printing Quality 119
Lateral lines
or bands
appear on
image.
The printer is not on a level
enough surface. Level the printer (not exceeding 1.0° slant).
The media path is dirty with
toner. Print several sheets and the excess toner should
disappear.
The fuser oil roller is dirty or
worn. Remove the fuser oil roller and check the roller surface for
dirt or worn places. If necessary, replace the fuser oil roller.
The toner cartridge is
defective or damaged. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum surface is
scratched. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and check the green
photosensitive surface for scratches. If necessary,
replace the entire drum kit.
The transfer belt is misin-
stalled or defective. Remove the transfer belt and reinstall it. If necessary,
replace it.
Lateral lines
appear cycli-
cally (evenly
spaced) on
image.
Lateral lines have 1–2 mm
spacing. Replace the entire drum kit.
Lateral lines have 35 mm
spacing. Replace the color toner cartridge.
Lateral lines have 75 mm
spacing. Replace the image transfer roller.
Lateral lines have 95 mm
spacing. Replace the entire drum kit.
Lateral lines have 204 mm
spacing. Replace the fusing unit
Trailing edge 35 mm, other
spacing Replace the entire drum kit.
Symptom Cause Solution
Solving Problems with Printing Quality120
Vertical
streaking
appears.
The laser lens cover may be
dirty. Check to see if the laser lens cover is dirty. If necessary,
clean it with a clean soft cloth.
One or more toner cartridges
may be defective. The item may be defective or misinstalled. Remove the
designate item, check it for damage and reinstall it.
If necessary, replace it.
The OPC drum may be
defective or misinstalled.
The fuser unit may be defec-
tive or misinstalled.
The transfer unit may be
defective or misinstalled.
If a wide vertical white band
appears, check the transfer
belt surface.
Clean the transfer belt surface. If necessary, replace it.
Make sure that the transfer unit is closed.
Colors are
not register-
ing properly;
colors are
mixed or
have
page-to-page
variation.
The front cover may not be
properly closed. Make sure that the printer’s front cover is closed.
The OPC drum cartridge is
not correctly seated. Remove the OPC drum cartridge and reinstall it.
The toner in the cartridges
may need to be redistributed. Remove the toner cartridges and gently rock them five or
six times to redistribute the toner. Then, reinstall the car-
tridges.
The toner cartridge may be
defective. Remove the toner cartridge and check for damage.
If necessary, replace it.
The media is moist from
humidity. Remove the moist media and replace it with dry media.
The transfer roller is
misinstalled. Confirm the proper installation of the transfer roller.
Symptom Cause Solution
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
Status, Error, and Service Messages 121
Status, Error, and Service Messages
Status, error, and service messages are displayed in the control panel message window.
They provide information about your printer and help you locate many problems. When
the condition associated with a displayed message has changed, the message is cleared
from the window.
The image is
offset. The OPC drum cartridge is
defective. Check the OPC drum cartridge. If necessary, replace the
entire drum kit.
The fuser oil roller is
defective. Check the fuser oil roller. If necessary, replace it.
The fuser unit is defective. Check the fuser unit. If necessary, replace it.
Colors look
drastically
wrong.
The toner cartridges are
incorrectly installed. Remove the toner cartridges and reinstall them.
The color
has a poor
reproduction
or has poor
color density.
The paper image transfer is
defective. Check the OPC drum cartridge. If necessary, replace the
entire drum kit.
The Auto-Image Density
Control (AIDC) detection
sensor is dirty.
Open the front cover. Lift up the transfer belt release lever
to the 12 o’clock position. Next, return the lever to the
3 o’clock position. Repeat this operation several times.
(This cleans the surface of the AIDC detection [image dark-
ness] sensor.)
Symptom Cause Solution
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
ABCDE
Status, Error, and Service Messages122
Status and Error Messages
Status messages are not displayed while the printer is off line.
This message... means... Do this...
<
X
> COVER OPEN The <
X
> (specified cover) is
open and must be closed. Close the cover.
<
X
> LIFE LOW The <
X
> (specified item) is near
end of life, such as the fuser oil
roller. If you have a new fuser oil
roller on hand, you may want to
install it now. If you don’t, order
one now. A limited number of
copies (about 100) will still print.
However, when the oil runs out,
the printer stops and the FUSER
OIL EMPTY message appears.
Replace the specified
item.
<
x
> MISSING The
<X>
(specified item) is
missing, such as the OPC drum
or toner.
Install a new item.
<
X
> TONER EMPTY The
<X>
(color) toner cartridge
is empty. Replace the toner
cartridge.
<
X
> TONER LOW The <
X
> (color) toner cartridge
is low. There is still enough for
approximately 100 letter/A4
pages (at 5% coverage) before
the printer stops.
Redistribute the toner in
the cartridge, or replace
the cartridge.
ADJUST <
INPUT>
BIN The <
INPUT>
(specified tray) is
not inserted correctly. Adjust the tray.
CALIBRATING After 100 1-sided pages of a
continuous print run, the magi-
color 2200 DeskLaser automati-
cally pauses to do an
Auto-Image Density Control
(AIDC) cycle.
Wait. No action needed.
This process is pro-
vided to make sure reli-
able printer operation
with optimum output
quality.
Status, Error, and Service Messages 123
CANCELLING JOB The Cancel key has been
pressed, and the print job in the
print queue is being canceled.
Press Select and the job
in the print queue will be
canceled.
ENERGY SAVER The printer is in energy saver
mode to reduce power con-
sumption during periods of inac-
tivity. When a print job is
received, the printer returns to
normal power within 90 sec-
onds. While in “deep sleep,” the
printer’s message window will
not display operator status such
as door- and tray-open mes-
sages. The printer remains in
“deep sleep,” until a print job is
received, or until the printer is
manually switched from offline
to online.
No action needed.
IDLE The printer is on line, but no
jobs are in process. No action needed.
MAILBIN POWER OFF The mailbox unit power is off. Turn off the printer, turn
on the mailbox unit, then
turn on the printer.
MEDIA MISMATCH The media detected in the tray
doesn’t match the media
setting.
Change the media in the
tray or change the
media setting.
OUTPUT BIN FULL The media has exceeded the
limit in the specified output bin. Remove the media from
the specified output bin.
This message... means... Do this...
Status, Error, and Service Messages124
MEDIA JAM <x> A jam has occurred in the <x>
(input bin). Locate and remove the
jam.
MEDIA JAM DUPLEX Media has jammed in the duplex
area or duplex refeed area on
the models with duplex units
installed.
Locate and remove the
jam.
MEDIA JAM EXIT Media has jammed between the
print engine and the output tray.
A media jam has been detected
between the fuser and output
tray rollers located near the top
cover.
Exit jams occur in the media
eject area.
MEDIA JAM FUSER Media has jammed leaving the
fuser area.
MEDIA JAM MAIL BIN Mail bin jams occur if the media
is jammed in the 5-bin mailbox
between the printer and the
5-bin mailbox, in the mailbox
eject area, or in the mailbox
transport area.
MEDIA JAM MPT Media has jammed while being
pulled from the specified multi-
purpose tray.
PAPER JAM LOWER TRAY Tray jams occur between the
standard upper or optional tray
and the print engine. A misfeed
jam may be a sheet of media
not being picked, or it may be
that the media was picked but
not fed properly.
Locate and remove the
jam.
This message... means... Do this...
Status, Error, and Service Messages 125
MEDIA JAM TRANSFER Transfer jams occur in the trans-
fer roller area. This type of jam
means that the media did not
make it to the paper exit area.
Locate and remove the
jam.
MEDIA JAM UPPER TRAY Media has jammed while being
pulled from the specified tray.
MEDIA MISMATCH The media detected in the tray
doesn’t match the media size
setting.
Change the media in the
tray or change the
media size setting.
PROCESSING The printer is actively process-
ing jobs. No action needed.
PUT <
X
> IN INPUT <
Y
>The <
X
> specified media is not
in the input tray <
Y
>.Refill the tray with the
specified type media.
PUT <
SIZE>
PAPER IN <
BIN>
Engine/Chain Inputbins is set to
Off and the displayed tray is
empty. Refill it with the specified
size media. <
SIZE>
is the
media size detected by the
engine, and <
BIN>
is the empty
tray.
Refill the tray with the
specified size media.
PUT <
TYPE
MEDIA>
IN INPUT
BIN
Engine/Chain Inputbins is set to
On and a chained tray is empty. Refill the tray with the
specified type media.
REMOVE PAPER FROM
MAILBIN <
X
>
The mailbin identified by <
X
> is
full. Remove the paper from
the identified mailbin.
REPLACE <
X
>The specified item <
X
> needs to
be replaced, such as the OPC
drum.
Replace the specified
item.
WARMING UP The printer is warming up. Wait. No other action
needed.
This message... means... Do this...
Status, Error, and Service Messages126
Service Messages
This service message... Means...
SERVICE CALL 04 MAIN UNIT An error has been detected with the
item indicated in the service mes-
sage. Correction of these errors is
performed by a MINOLTA-QMS-
authorized service provider only.
Contact your local vendor.
A service message sometimes
occurs as a result of an unusual com-
bination of events, not because of an
actual problem. When the printer
stops and a service message dis-
plays in the message window, turn
the printer off and then back on. This
often clears the service message
indicator, and printer operation
resumes. Always try this before
making a service call.
Service calls should be placed to the
vendor from whom you purchased
the printer. If you cannot get service
from your vendor, see the
Service &
Support Guide
for additional contact
information.
SERVICE CALL 05 FLASH ROM
SERVICE CALL 08 MAIN MOTOR
SERVICE CALL 09 FUSING MOTOR
SERVICE CALL 0B XFER FAN BELT
SERVICE CALL 0C PWR SUPPLY FAN
SERVICE CALL 0D ENGINE FAN
SERVICE CALL OE SUCTION FAN
SERVICE CALL OF FUSING UNIT FAN
SERVICE CALL 10 POLYGON MOTOR
SERVICE CALL 12 LASER MALFUNCTION
SERVICE CALL 14 XFER ROLLER
SERVICE CALL 15 XFER BELT CLN
SERVICE CALL 16 XFER BELT ROTATE
SERVICE CALL 17 TONER RACK
SERVICE CALL 18 FUSER UPP WARMUP
SERVICE CALL 19 FUSER UPP LOWTMP
SERVICE CALL 1A FUSER UPP HIGTMP
SERVICE CALL 1B FUSER UPP THERM
Additional Assistance 127
Additional Assistance
If you’ve followed all of the instructions in this guide and still have problems you can’t
solve, refer to the Service & Support Guide or visit our web site at www.minolta-qms.com
for current information on getting help.
SERVICE CALL 1C FUSER LOW WARMUP An error has been detected with the
item indicated in the service mes-
sage. Correction of these errors is
performed by a MINOLTA-QMS-
authorized service provider only.
Contact your local vendor.
A service message sometimes
occurs as a result of an unusual com-
bination of events, not because of an
actual problem. When the printer
stops and a service message dis-
plays in the message window, turn
the printer off and then back on. This
often clears the service message
indicator, and printer operation
resumes. Always try this before
making a service call.
Service calls should be placed to the
vendor from whom you purchased
the printer. If you cannot get service
from your vendor, see the
Service &
Support Guide
for additional
contact information.
SERVICE CALL 1D FUSER LOW LOWTMP
SERVICE CALL 1E FUSER LOW HIGTMP
SERVICE CALL 1F FUSER LOW THERM
SERVICE CALL 20 FUSER RETRACT
SERVICE CALL 21 TRANS DET SENS
SERVICE CALL 22 MAN TRAY LIFT
SERVICE CALL 29 MEM MALF COUNTER
SERVICE CALL 2A MEM MALF DATA
SERVICE CALL 2B MEM MALF ACCESS
SERVICE CALL 2C MEM MALF INSTALL
SERVICE CALL 30 5BIN MAIL
SERVICE CALL 31 5BIN INST MAIL
This service message... Means...
6
Installing Other
Accessories
Introduction130
Introduction
This chapter provides information about the following accessories. Contact your local
vendor for purchase information.
Installing a Lower Feeder Unit (LFU)
Read this section if you purchased a lower feeder unit for your magicolor 2200 DeskLaser.
Kit Contents
Lower feeder unit with a
letter/A4/legal media tray
(500 sheets)
3 metal brackets
— Bracket L (1)
— Bracket R (1)
— Bracket B (1)
2 securing thumbscrews
Lower Feeder Unit Additional 500-sheet Letter/A4/Legal (Upper Media Tray).
Duplex Unit Enables automatic duplex printing.
5-bin Mailbox Three models: For 100-, 120-, or 220-volt printers.
BuzzBox Via parallel connection for 100, 120, and 220 volts.
Dual In-Line
Memory Module
(DIMM)
Additional memory must be a 64 MB, PC-100 Compliant SDRAM
DIMM, which will increase the memory to the 96 MB maximum.
Media Tray, 500
Sheet Purchasing extra trays may be convenient when changing media for-
mats and/or media qualities vary.
Printer Stand and/
or Cabinet Tabletop or floor model printer stand and/or cabinet.
R
B
L
Installing a Lower Feeder Unit (LFU) 131
Installation
Attention
If consumables are installed in the printer, be sure to keep the printer level when
moving it to prevent accidental spills.
If your printer is located in its permanent location, follow this procedure. Otherwise, skip
to step 3.
1Pull out the two carrying bars on the right side
of the printer.
WARNING!
The printer weighs about 87.1 lb (39.5 kg) without accessories or consumables installed, and
133.7 lb (60.6 kg) with accessories and consumables installed. Always have two people to lift
and move the printer to avoid back injury. Additional assistance may be required if lifting
the printer above waist-level.
2With one person holding the carrying bars and another holding the two grips on the
left side of the printer, lift the printer and temporarily move it to a flat, level surface.
3Remove the lower feeder unit from the shipping carton, and place it where the
printer will be located.
4Slide out the optional media tray from lower feeder unit.
Installing a Lower Feeder Unit (LFU)132
5Remove any tape and packing material.
6Put media in the optional tray.
7Slide the optional media tray all the way into the
lower feeder unit.
If you have removed the tray from the lower
feeder unit, slightly tilt up the front of the tray to
insert it into the guide rails to slide it back in.
8Slightly tilt up the printer’s upper media tray to
remove it.
Installing a Lower Feeder Unit (LFU) 133
9With another person’s help, lift the printer.
When lifting and carrying the printer, use the
hand grips and the pull-out carrying bars .
10 Slowly lower the printer
onto the lower feeder
unit, lining up the four
holes in the bottom of the
printer with the corre-
sponding pins in the
lower feeder unit.
Installing a Lower Feeder Unit (LFU)134
11 Place bracket L on the
left side of the printer
frame and secure it
tightly with the thumb-
screw.
12 Hold bracket R on a slant
to insert it from the front
end into the bracket R
slot on the right side of
the printer frame, then
hold bracket R level and
secure it tightly with the
thumbscrew.
Installing a Lower Feeder Unit (LFU) 135
13 Unscrew the thumb-
screw from the rear of the
printer.
Retain this screw for use
in step 15.
14 Hold bracket B on a slant
and insert the front end
into the bracket B slot.
Installing a Duplex Unit136
15 Lift up bracket B and secure it tightly with the
thumbscrew.
Make sure the bracket matches the position
shown in the illustration.
16 Slide the upper media tray back into the printer.
Installing a Duplex Unit
Read this section if you purchased a duplex unit for
your magicolor 2200 DeskLaser.
Kit Contents
Duplex unit
2 thumbscrews
Installation
1Remove the duplex unit from its shipping box.
2Remove the tape from the unit.
Installing a Duplex Unit 137
3Open the multipurpose tray.
4Remove the two thumb-
screws from the right
side cover.
Retain these screws in
case you need to remove
the duplex unit in the
future.
Installing a Duplex Unit138
5Press the right-side cover release button.
6Open the right-side cover.
7Pull the right-side cover toward you, lift it, and
unhook it from its frame.
8With the multipurpose tray still open, close the
right-side cover.
Installing a Duplex Unit 139
9Insert the bottom of the
duplex unit at a shallow
angle into the right-side
cover.
To do this, place the two
tabs at the bottom into
the holes on the
right-side cover.
10 Press the top of the
duplex unit in.
Installing a Duplex Unit140
11 Open the duplex unit paper path cover.
12 Secure the duplex unit
tightly with the two
thumbscrews supplied in
the kit.
13 Close the duplex paper
path cover and multipurpose tray.
Installing a Duplex Unit 141
14 Open the right-side cover.
15 Extend the spring wire
for the duplex unit about
1 foot (30.5 cm).
Installing an Optional 5-bin Mailbox142
16 Attach the end of the
spring wire to the hook
on the printer unit.
17 Close the right-side
cover.
Installing an Optional 5-bin Mailbox
Read this section if you purchased a 5-bin mailbox for your magicolor 2200 DeskLaser.
You do not need to install a lower feeder unit on the printer before a 5-bin mailbox can
be installed.
Kit Contents
Installation
1Remove the mailbox unit from its shipping box.
Mailbox unit 5 bins 2 thumbscrews Accessory
screen cover Power cord
Installing an Optional 5-bin Mailbox 143
2Remove any tape and packing material.
3Open the mailbox unit cover and remove any
packing material from the rear of the mailbox
unit.
4Close the mailbox unit cover.
Installing an Optional 5-bin Mailbox144
5Remove any packing material from the front of
the mailbox unit.
6Remove the two screen covers from the top of the
printer.
Pry the covers off with your fingers. Retain these
covers in case you ever want to remove the 5-bin
mailbox.
7Locate the two holes, the pin, and the positioning
guide for the mailbox.
Installing an Optional 5-bin Mailbox 145
8Slowly lower the mailbox unit so that the two
pins at the bottom fit into the two holes in the
printer and the pin on the printer fits into the hole
at the bottom of the mailbox.
The mailbox bins will face the left side of the
printer.
9Push the mailbox toward the right-hand side of
the printer until it stops.
Installing an Optional 5-bin Mailbox146
10 Secure the mailbox tightly
with the two thumbscrews
supplied in the kit.
11 Place the slot on the right side of the accessory
screen cover from the kit onto the tab on the
mailbox then press on the left side of the
accessory screen cover so the tab on that side
fits into the slot on the mailbox.
12 Remove the five plastic bins from their
packaging.
13 Hold a bin and insert the right side into the
bottom level of the mailbox unit, then insert the
left side.
14 Install the other four bins.
Installing an Optional 5-bin Mailbox 147
15 Plug the mailbox power cord from the kit into
the mailbox unit (lower connection).
16 Plug the other end of the power cord into the
printer.
17 Make sure the printer is turned off.
Attention
Always turn off the printer before turning off the mailbox.
BuzzBox148
18 Make sure the 5-bin mailbox is turned off.
19 Plug the printer power cord into the mailbox
unit and into the dedicated, grounded,
surge-protected electrical outlet.
20 Turn the mailbox unit on.
21 Turn the printer on.
BuzzBox
BuzzBox is a printer accessory that warns you with a buzzer and/or a blinking light any
time the printer goes off line. This means you’re alerted to print job interruptions, such as
empty media trays or other consumable issues.
BuzzBox 149
What's in the Kit?
The BuzzBox kit contains the following items:
BuzzBox
Interface box
RJ-11 cable
Power adapter
Adhesive-backed clips
Installing BuzzBox
1If you have a cable attached to the printer’s parallel port, unplug it from the printer.
2Attach one end of the parallel cable on the interface box to the printer’s parallel port.
The BuzzBox’s ribbon
cable is designed to be
directly attached to the
printer’s parallel port,
not to an adapter or an
additional cable.
3Use the included RJ-11
cable to connect
BuzzBox to the interface
box.
4Choose a good location
on the printer to mount
the interface box. Make
sure that the unit does not
interfere with paper
exiting the printer.
cover any vents, doors,
connectors, or labels.
cause the ribbon cable
to stretch or twist.
BuzzBox
Adapter
Interface
Box
Ribbon Cable
RJ-11 Cable
BuzzBox150
5Use the adhesive-backed clips provided to mount the BuzzBox where the printer
operator can see and/or hear it.
A 14-foot (4.2 m) cable is provided, but you can use up to a 500-foot cable (RJ-11
4-pin or 6-pin).
6Connect the interface box to an electrical outlet.
A 110/220-volt adaptor is provided in the US, and a universal power supply is pro-
vided outside the US.
7If you unplugged a parallel cable from the printer in step 1, attach the cable to the
parallel port on the interface box.
8To test the BuzzBox, make sure its switches are on, then press the printer’s Online
key to take the printer off line.
You can use the BuzzBox switches to enable or disable the buzzer, the light, or both.
When the printer goes off line, the light flashes and the buzzer sounds until the
printer is placed back on line or until the light and buzzer switches are turned off.
Using BuzzBox
When the BuzzBox lights or buzzes, check the printer message window to find out
what has interrupted printing. See “Status and Error Messages” on page 122 for a list
of printer messages and how to respond to them.
Remember that pressing the Online key to enter the printer configuration menu trig-
gers the BuzzBox alarm.
Antistatic Protection 151
Antistatic Protection
Attention
It’s very important to protect the printer controller board and any associated
daughterboard or module from electrostatic damage while performing any task
involving the controller board.
If an antistatic wrist strap is provided in your printer option kit, attach one end of it
to your wrist and the other end to any convenient electrical ground (for example, the
bare metal chassis of equipment, as on the back of a computer, that is plugged in but
turned off). Never attach the wrist strap to any piece of equipment with an electrical
current present. Turn off all power switches first. Plastic, rubber, wood, painted
metal surfaces, and telephones are not acceptable grounding points. The printer isn’t
an acceptable grounding point either because it must be unplugged before you
perform this task. If you don’t have an antistatic wrist strap, discharge your body’s
static electric charge by touching a grounded surface before you handle any printer
boards or components and before removing the controller board. Also avoid walking
around after grounding yourself.
Dual In-Line Memory Module
A Dual in-line memory module (or DIMM) is a compact circuit board with surface-mount
memory chips. Your magicolor 2200 DeskLaser printer comes with 32 MB of memory.
However, you can upgrade to a maximum of 96 MB of RAM through the installation of an
additional DIMM. Additional memory must be an approved 64 MB, PC-100 Compliant
SDRAM DIMM. To see a listing of approved memory vendors and part numbers, visit our
website at www.minolta-qms.com.
Additional memory increases the printer’s buffer (area where data sent from the computer
is stored while waiting to be printed).
Dual In-Line Memory Module152
Installation
Attention
It’s very important to protect the printer controller board and the DIMM from
electrostatic damage. Before performing this procedure, review the antistatic caution
on page 151. Always handle circuit boards by the edges only.
1Ensure that the printer is turned off and the power cord and all interface cables are
disconnected.
2Remove the printer’s controller board.
Loosen five screws and, using the tab on the top
of the connector panel, pull the controller board
from the printer.
3Position the controller board on a flat surface.
4Insert the new DIMM straight down into the
DIMM connector until the latches snap into the
locked position.
Observe the keyed side of the DIMM to align it
with the connector. When seated, the DIMM
stands upright, firmly in place. If you cannot
snap the DIMM into place, do not force it.
Reposition it, making sure that the bottom of the
DIMM is seated completely in the connector.
If you need to remove the DIMM, using both
thumbs, pull the latches (one on each side of the
DIMM connector) outward. Lift the DIMM
straight out of the DIMM connector.
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Media Trays 153
5Reinstall the controller board into the printer.
Gently slide the controller board into the printer until it is fully seated, and then
secure the board using the five screws removed in step 2.
Media Trays
The printer comes with a 500-sheet media tray (the upper tray—tray 2). The lower feeder
unit has another 500-sheet optional media tray (the optional tray—tray 5) that provides
two main benefits:
Expanded flexibility to switch media size, color, and type without having to unload
and load media.
Increased media-feed capacity
Keep replacement trays close by, so you can easily change media by slipping one tray out
and another in.
Media trays accommodate only letter/A4/legal media.
Crown Conversion Kit
The magicolor 2200 DeskLaser to magicolor 2200 Crown conversion kit allows you to
upgrade your printer to take advantage of the features that are available on the
magicolor 2200 Crown printer. See the documentation included with the kit for
installation instructions.
Printer Stand/Cabinet
A variety of printer stands and cabinets are available for your printer. Follow the
assembly instructions included with this accessory.
7
CrownView
CrownView156
CrownView
MINOLTA-QMS CrownView is a printer-based application using your printer’s IP
connection to your network and the World Wide Web portion of the Internet as a
framework for the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser. This feature allows you to monitor printer
consumables as well as access information that is normally available only by printing a
status page.
Inside your new MINOLTA-QMS printer resides an HTTP (Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol)
based web page that can be accessed from the most common web browser software, such
as Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. This web page gives you access to
the most frequently accessed printer configurations and gives you instant access to printer
status. Anyone on your company intranet can access the MINOLTA-QMS printer through
their web browser software.
The sample windows and dialog boxes shown in this chapter are as they appear in
Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer, and coincide with the step-by-step
instructions provided.
The following sections provide you with details on
Setting up and using the web page
The different types of pages in the printer
Setting up the Printer Web Page 157
Setting up the Printer Web Page
Setting up the printer web page to run on your intranet involves two basic steps:
Determining the name and address of your printer
Setting up the “no proxy” preferences in your browser software
Determining the Printer Name
The printer web page can be accessed only through the assigned name of the printer or the
IP address. It is more convenient for you to use a name than the address. The name for the
printer comes from the IP host table on the computer system and is usually assigned by the
system administrator, for example, magicolor 2200 DeskLaser.
Setting Up Your Browser Software
Since your printer will reside on your intranet and will not be accessible beyond the
firewall of your network, you must set up the proper “preferences” in your browser
software. Your printer name or IP address must be added to the “no proxy” list in the
preferences dialog box of the browser.
You need to do this procedure only once.
The sample screens in this chapter may be different from yours depending on your version
and platform in use.
Japanese characters may not appear correctly if you are using an early release of
Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. For Netscape Navigator users, we
recommend using Netscape Navigator version 6 or greater; for Microsoft Internet
Explorer users, we recommend using Internet Explorer version 5 and greater.
Setting up the Printer Web Page158
For Netscape
1Start your web browser.
2Access the Options menu and choose Network Preferences.
3Select the Proxies tab in the dialog box.
4Select the Manual Proxy Configuration radio button and press the View... button.
5In the No Proxy For: text box, type a comma after the last entry, and then type the
printer name or the IP address of your magicolor 2200 DeskLaser.
6Choose OK.
7Enter the printer name or IP address in the Go to: URL address box to access the
printer home page.
For Internet Explorer
1Start your web browser.
2Access the View menu and choose Options.
Setting up the Printer Web Page 159
3Select the Connection tab on the dialog box.
4Click the Settings button to display the Proxy Settings dialog box.
Setting up the Printer Web Page160
5In the Exceptions text box, type a comma after the last entry and then type the IP
address of your magicolor 2200 DeskLaser.
6Click OK.
7Now you should be able to enter the IP address in the URL address box to access the
printer home page.
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Printer Summary Page 161
Printer Summary Page
The Summary Page is the starting point for all access to the printer web pages. This page
displays the printer name, the current status of the printer, and the number of faces printed.
You can view this information to see the status of the printer, but you can change it only by
accessing the printer’s configuration menu through the printer control panel.
This page provides hotlinks to several groups of printer configuration settings. From the
Summary page you can access the following pages.
Consumable Status Page162
Consumable Status Page
This page provides the status on the consumables installed in the printer.
Engine Page 163
Engine Page
This page provides you with access to tray chaining, error recovery, clear care, energy
saver, and toner density settings. See the “Configuration Menu Overview,” of the
magicolor 2200 DeskLaser Installation Guide for setting choices and default values.
Mail Page164
Mail Page
This page allows you to identify the email address where printer status messages will
automatically be sent. See the “Configuration Menu Overview,” of the magicolor 2200
DeskLaser Installation Guide for setting choices and default values.
Network Page 165
Network Page
This page displays a screen that shows the Ethernet communications settings of the
printer. See the “Configuration Menu Overview,” of the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser
Installation Guide for setting choices and default values.
SNMP Page166
SNMP Page
This page provides SNMP information and allows you to configure the settings. See the
“Configuration Menu Overview,” of the magicolor 2200 DeskLaser Installation Guide
for setting choices and default values.
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Repacking the Printer
Storing the Printer168
Storing the Printer
Keep the following in mind when storing the printer for an extended period:
1Unplug the printer.
2Remove the OPC drum, the fuser oil roller, and toner cartridges from the printer and
return them to their original packaging. If the original packaging is not available,
protect the toner cartridges from spilling toner, and protect the OPC drum cartridge
from damage and light.
Relocating Your Printer
Occasionally, you may have to move your printer to a different location, either nearby or
to a distant location. To avoid damage to your printer, we advise you to follow the next
instructions very carefully.
1Turn off the power to your printer.
2If the printer has a lower feeder unit and/or a 5-bin mailbox, remove them.
3If you are moving to a distant location, follow the instructions for repacking
the printer.
4Relocate the printer.
WARNING!
The printer weighs about 87.1 lb (39.5 kg) without accessories or consumables installed, and
133.7 lb (60.6 kg) with accessories and consumables installed. Always have two people to lift
and move the printer to avoid back injury. Additional assistance may be required if lifting
the printer above waist-level.
5Unpack and set up the printer in its new location.
6Reinstall the accessories you removed in step 2.
Refer to the Service & Support Guide or www.minolta-qms.com for additional
information.
Repacking the Printer 169
Repacking the Printer
If you need to relocate or ship your printer after it’s been installed, follow the procedures
in this chapter to prevent damage to the printer and to keep your warranty valid.
If you’re returning just the printer for service, do not return the interface cables, power
cable, documentation, media tray(s), or accessories.
Attention
MINOLTA-QMS cannot be held responsible for damage to your printer during
shipment that results from the improper packaging of your printer. You must use the
instructions given in this section before repacking the printer in its original shipping
carton with the original packing materials. These supplies must be replaced prior to
re-shipping the printer.
If you need replacement packaging, in the United States, call MINOLTA-QMS
Spares at 1 (334) 633-4300 x2530 and request part number 2600674-901 for the
repacking kit. Refer to the Service & Support Guide or www.minolta-qms.com for
locations outside the United States. If you need to return the printer for service, be
sure to write the RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) number you received
from your customer support representative clearly on the carton before shipping
the printer.
What's Involved?
Repacking your printer for shipment involves the following steps. Each is described in
more detail in the following sections.
1Remove the cables.
2Remove the fuser oil roller.
3Remove the toner cartridges.
4Remove the waste toner pack.
5Remove the OPC drum.
6Remove the transfer belt.
7Remove the duplex unit (if attached).
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8Remove the 5-bin mailbox (if attached).
9Remove the lower input feeder (if attached).
10 Repack the printer for shipment.
Attention
To avoid toner contamination during shipment, the printer should be repacked
without the fuser oil roller, toner cartridges, waste toner pack, OPC drum
cartridge, or transfer belt installed.
Remove the Cables
1Turn off the printer.
2Remove the power cable and all interface cables.
Remove the Fuser Oil Roller
WARNING!
The fuser unit can become extremely hot and cause severe burns. Make sure the
unit is cool before handling it.
1Open the printer’s top cover.
2Rotate the two lock levers to release the fuser oil roller.
3Remove the fuser oil roller.
4Store the fuser oil roller in its original shipping bag.
5Close the printer’s top cover.
Remove the Toner Cartridges
1Open the printer’s front cover.
2Remove the four toner cartridges and store them in their original packaging.
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Remove the Waste Toner Pack
1With the printer’s front cover open, remove the waste toner pack from
the printer.
2Use the three plugs on the side of the waste toner pack to seal the opening.
3Store it in its original packaging.
Remove OPC Drum Cartridge
Remove the OPC drum cartridge and store it in its original packaging.
Remove Transfer Belt
1Remove the transfer belt and store it in a plastic bag in a box to avoid toner spillage
2Close the printer’s front cover.
Remove the Duplex Unit
If you don’t have a duplex unit installed, skip to the next section.
1Open the duplex cover and unhook the spring wire.
2Loosen the two thumbscrews until the duplexer moves freely away from the right
side of the printer.
3Lift duplex unit up and away from the printer.
4Install the original right-side cover that came with the printer.
5Repack the duplex unit in its original shipping carton for storage or shipment.
If you’re returning the printer for service, you don’t need to return the
duplex unit, unless the problem is with the duplex unit.
Remove the 5-bin Mailbox
If you don’t have a 5-bin mailbox installed, skip to the next section.
1Remove the power cable.
2Remove the side plates and loosen the thumbscrews.
3Lift 5-bin mailbox up and away from the printer.
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4Replace the original screen covers on the top of the printer.
5Repack the 5-bin mailbox in its original shipping carton for storage or shipment.
If you’re returning the printer for service, you don’t need to return the 5-bin
mailbox, unless the problem is with the 5-bin mailbox.
Remove the Lower Feeder Unit
If you don’t have a lower feeder unit installed, skip to the next section.
1Remove the rear bracket securing the lower feeder unit to the printer.
2Remove the upper media tray.
3Remove the brackets on the right and left in front that are securing the optional
tray to the printer.
4Replace the upper media tray.
5With the help of another person, lift the printer by its carrying grips and carrying
bar, and place the printer on a table.
WARNING!
The printer weighs about 87.1 lb (39.5 kg) without accessories or consumables installed,
and 133.7 lb (60.6 kg) with accessories and consumables installed. Always have two
people to lift and move the printer to avoid back injury. Additional assistance may be
required if lifting the printer above waist-level.
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6Repack the lower feeder unit in its original ship-
ping carton for storage or shipment.
If you’re returning the printer for service, you
don’t need to return the lower feeder unit, unless
the problem is with the lower feeder unit.
Repack the Printer
If you need replacement packaging, in the United
States, call MINOLTA-QMS Spares at
1 (334) 633-4300 x2530 and request part number 2600674-901 for the repacking kit.
Refer to the Service & Support Guide or www.minolta-qms.com for locations outside the
United States.
1Place the lower cushions into the shipping
carton’s base.
2Put the printer’s plastic bag into the shipping
carton’s base.
3With another person’s help, put the printer into
its plastic bag and tape the bag closed.
4Replace the outer shipping carton over the
printer and the base, and secure the shipping
carton using the plastic interlocks that came
with the original carton.
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5Pack the printer for
shipment as shown.
6If you’re also shipping
the power cord and any
manuals with the printer,
place them in the ship-
ping carton.
Don’t ship these items if
you’re returning the
printer for service.
7Securely tape the top
flaps of the shipping
carton closed.
A
Technical Specifications
Requirements176
Requirements
Space Requirements
The illustration below shows the amount of space required for operating the printer,
replacing supplies, and removing media jams.
If you have added accessories, the required height will increase by
Lower feeder unit 4.6'' (117 mm)
Duplex unit 0'' (0 mm)
5-bin mailbox 15.3'' (389 mm)
4" (102 mm)
4" (102 mm)
16" (406 mm)
Height 37" (940 mm)
38" (965 mm)
38" (965 mm)
Top View
18" (457 mm)
Requirements 177
Power Requirements
Location Requirements
On a hard, flat, level (1.0° or less slant at any point around the machine) surface capa-
ble of supporting the printer, accessories, consumables, and media. Weights are shown
below.
A surface can be tested for levelness with a standard round pencil. If the pencil rolls,
the surface is not level. Clear the area of any obstruction or items such as cables
that might prevent the printer from sitting directly on the flat, level surface.
In an area with an ambient temperature range of 50°–95° F (10°–35° C) and relative
humidity range of 15%–85% (noncondensating).
Away from cooling and heating sources, extreme temperature or humidity changes,
direct sunlight, excessive dust, corrosive chemicals or vapors (such as ammonia),
Power Japan 100 VAC 50–60 Hz 12 amps
North America 120 VAC 50–60 Hz 8 amps
Europe 220–240 VAC 50–60 Hz 6 amps
Latin America 120 VAC 50–60 Hz 8 amps
220–240 VAC 50–60 Hz 6 amps
Voltage Fluctuation Rate Japan 100 VAC ±10%
North America 120 VAC ±10%
Europe 220–240 VAC ±10%
Latin America 120 VAC ±10%
220–240 VAC ±10%
Frequency Variation Rate Within 50–60 ±3 Hz
Component Weight
Printer 87.1 lbs (39.5 kg)
Consumables (such as toner, OPC drum) 11 lbs (5.0 kg) (total)
Media 5.2 lbs (1.9 kg) per ream
Lower feeder unit (optional) 14.8 lbs (6.7 kg)
Duplex unit (optional) 5.3 lbs (2.4 kg)
5-bin mailbox (optional) 15.5 lbs (7.0 kg)
Requirements178
water pipes, refrigerators, and any strong electromagnetic field (such as that created
by an air conditioner), open flames, or items that can easily burn, or items that produce
excessive vibration.
If the printer is located in a cold room that is rapidly heated, or if the printer is moved
from a cold place to a warm, humid place, condensation may occur within the printer,
degrading print quality. If this occurs, allow the printer to adapt to the environment
for about one hour before use.
Away from water.
If using a humidifier or water vaporizer in the room with the printer, use only purified
or distilled water. Impurities in the water may be released into the air, where they can
accumulate inside the printer and cause degraded printer output.
At an altitude of 0–8202' (0–2500 m).
Near your computer—6.5' (2 m) or less for an IEEE 1284 bidirectional parallel con-
nection; cables for other connections may be longer.
Close to an easily accessible grounded power supply on an exclusively dedicated
power outlet.
WARNING!
Do not connect the groundwire to gas or water pipes or grounding for telephones.
Not connected to the same electrical outlet as noise-generating equipment. If the
printer is connected to the same circuit used by other high-current machines, such as a
copier or air conditioner, or to an electrically noisy machine, low voltage or noise may
cause overheating, computing errors resulting in data loss, and improper performance.
In a well-ventilated area, but away from wind.
With enough space to allow adequate ventilation and easy servicing.
Attention
Obstructing the ventilation grilles could present a fire hazard.
Requirements 179
Computer Requirements
Printer performance depends upon the type of computer to which you connect it. We
recommend a Pentium-class computer with at least 16 MB of RAM (if you’re using
Windows Me/98/95) or 32 MB of RAM (if you’re using Windows 2000/NT4).
ENERGY STAR Compliance
Year 2000 (Y2K) Compliance
All models of the magicolor 2200 are compliant with
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ENERGY
STAR regulations. After a specified period of inactivity,
the printer changes to a low-power state (the engine
remains on, but the fuser turns off). When a print job is
received, the printer returns to normal power within a
user-configurable time period.
MINOLTA-QMS would like to reassure its customers by
pointing out that the design of its products precludes the
possibility of Year 2000 errors.
There are two instances when time and date information is
provided by MINOLTA-QMS printers: when information
about a print job is stored in the MINOLTA-QMS accounting
file, and when a time stamp is printed on the header and/or
trailer page. Date and time information that appears on the header and/or trailer
page is passed to the MINOLTA-QMS printer by the host computer. Since this
information is passed in real time, it is virtually impossible for there to be any
confusion regarding the century date. The real-time clock used to apply the time
stamp to the accounting files stores the year as four digits and is designed to
correctly handle leap year calculations, including the Year 2000.
Engine and Controller Specifications180
Engine and Controller Specifications
Engine
*The duty cycle will be affected by the media type, percent coverage, and the number of
monochrome versus color pages.
Print Speed—Simplex
The following table defines the maximum print speed in pages per minute (ppm).
*When color printing on legal paper, only A4 length is guaranteed.
Print Speed—Autoduplex
The following table defines the maximum print speed in pages per minute (ppm).
Engine Minolta NC-L4001
Duty cycle Simplex letter/A4 pages
per month 8,000 average prints and up to 35,000
maximum prints per month*
Page size Monochrome ppm 4-Color ppm
A4 20 5
Letter 20 5
Legal 20 4*
Transparency Film (A/A4) 3.8 2.4
Label (A/A4) 3.8 2.4
Thick (A/A4) 3.8 2.4
Page size Monochrome ppm 4-Color ppm
A4 10 2.5
Letter 10 2.5
Legal 10 1.5
Engine and Controller Specifications 181
General
Controller
Printer type Desktop, non-impact, 4-color printer
Print method Scanner: Semiconductor laser with rotating mirror
Recorder: Black writing electrophotographic
Process: Cyan, magenta, yellow, and black dry toner image transfer
to print media
Fuser: Heated rollers
Resolution Standard: 1200x600 dpi
Toner Type: Microfine, dry, single component
Packaging: User-replaceable cartridges
Warm-up time Maximum: 110 volts: 150 seconds
220 volts: 160 seconds
Input sources Standard: 500-sheet tray
150-sheet multipurpose tray
Optional: 500-sheet lower input feeder
Output Standard: 250-sheet tray on top of printer
Optional: 5-bin mailbox
CPU IDT RC32364 100 MHz
Standard
interfaces Ethernet—10BaseT/100BaseTX
Parallel—Centronics/IEEE 1284 bidirectional
RAM Type: PC-100 Compliant SDRAM DIMMs
base system RAM: 32 MB
Optional: 64 MB
Total RAM: Upgradable to 96 MB (through 1 DIMM connector)
Optional RAM 64 MB DIMM
System software Softloadable; stored in Flash ROM
Warning function
convenience Optional, BuzzBox (light/buzzer printer warning device); operates
over a parallel connection
Engine and Controller Specifications182
Electrical
Voltage and Power
Voltage and
frequency US: 120 volts ±10% at 50–60 Hz ±3 Hz
Japan: 100 volts ±10% at 50–60 Hz ±2 Hz
International: 220-240 volts +10% at 50–60 Hz ±3 Hz
Phase Single
Power
consumption Mode Maximum
Operation
Standby
Power saver
100/120 volts—1000 watts
220 volts—1100 watts
250 watts
45 watts
Compliance ENERGY STAR compliant
Engine and Controller Specifications 183
Environmental
Noise level Printing: Less than 55 dB (A)
Standby: Less than 41 dB (A)
Relative
humidity Operating: 15-85% RH (noncondensing)
Transportation/Storage: 30–85% RH (noncondensing)
Temperature
range Operating: 50-95° F (10-35° C)
Transportation/Storage: 32-95° F (0-35° C)
Altitude Operating: 0-8202 ft (0-2500 m)
Inclination Operating: 1° or less slant at any point around the machine
80
60
40
70
50
30
20
0
10
10 20 30
17.5 27 32.5
Optimal Operating Range
Acceptable Operating Range
Ambient Humidity (%RH)
50 63.5 68 80.6 86 95 Cº
Fº
Ambient Temperature
Print Media184
Physical
Print Media
Main Body Main Body with Lower
Input Feeder Main Body with Duplex
Unit and Lower Input
Feeder
Dimensions W:
18.2 in. (463 mm)
H: 20.6 in. (511 mm)
D: 21.3 in. (522 mm)
W: 18.2 in. (463 mm)
H: 22.0 in. (560 mm)
D: 21.3 in. (522 mm)
W: 18.2 in. (463 mm)
H: 22.0 in. (560 mm)
D: 21.3 in. (522 mm)
Weight
(excluding
consumables)
Unpacked:
87.1 lbs (39.5 kg) Unpacked:
Printer: 87.1 lbs (39.5
kg)
Lower Input Feeder:
13.2 lbs (6.0 kg)
Unpacked:
Printer: 87.1 lbs (39.5 kg)
Lower Input Feeder:
13.2 lbs (6.0 kg)
Duplex Unit: 3.7 lbs
(1.7 kg)
Weight
(including
consumables)
Shipping: 117 lbs
(53 kg) Shipping*:
Printer: 117 lbs (53 kg)
Lower Input Feeder:
31 lbs (14 kg)
Shipping*:
Printer: 117 lbs (53 kg)
Lower Input Feeder:
14.8 lbs (6.7 kg)
Duplex Unit: 5.3 lbs
(2.4 kg)
Notes * Shipped separately.
Delivery—Output
Tray Output: Face-down
Tray Capacity: 500 sheets of 20 lb bond (75 g/m2) paper
Delivery—Mailbox Output: Face-down
Mailbox Bin Capacity: Each bin holds approximately 50 sheets of
16–24 lb (60–90 g/m2) bond letter/A4 paper only
Input sources Upper input feeder (500-sheet tray): Paper, transparencies
Optional lower input feeder (500-sheet tray): Paper, transparen-
cies
Multipurpose tray (150 sheet): Envelopes, labels, paper, thick
stock, transparencies
Media sizes, types,
and weights See “Media Types” on page 35.
Notes The maximum media weight supported for duplex printing is 28 lb
bond (105 g/m2).
Index
A
Accessories
5-bin mailbox 130
BuzzBox 130
DIMM Installation 151
Dual In-Line Memory Module (DIMM) 130
Duplex unit 136
Media tray 130
Printer stand and/or cabinet 130
Additional memory 151
AIDC 121
Cycle 108
Sensor 111
Antistatic protection 151
Autoduplex 40
Print speed 180
Auto-Image Density Control ( AIDC) 111
B
Border line 65
Browser software
Setting up 157
Buttons
Restore Defaults 62, 69, 73
BuzzBox 130, 148
Installation 149
C
Cable
Removing 170
Cancel job message 123
Cancelling job
Status message 123
Cassette (see tray) 153
186
Cleaning
AIDC sensor 111
Cleaning solutions 81
Image darkness sensor 111
Collate
Choosing 58
Color Button 71, 74
Configuration 56, 63, 70, 74
Options,Image tab 70, 74
Options,Page Layout 63
Options,Paper tab 56
Printer driver, Windows 50
Configuration component 76
Consumables
Life Expectancy 2
Replacement 2
Continuous printing 40
Control panel messages 121
Controller
Board removal 152
Specifications 181
Cooldown pause 122
CrownView 156
Consumable Status page 162
Engine page 163
Mail page 164
Printer Summary Page 161
Setting up the printer web page 157
SNMP page 166
D
DIMM 151
Downloading the System File 83
Via Ethernet (TCP/IP) 84
Via parallel 87
Driver, printer
See Windows Me/98/95 Configuration
Methods or Windows 2000/NT4
Configuration Methods
Dual In-Line Memory Module
See DIMM 151
Duplex
Definition 3
Manual duplexing 93
Printing 40
Duplex Printing 61
Duplex unit 136
Duty cycle 180
E
Electrostatic discharge 151
ENERGY Star 179
Envelopes
Formatting 37
Loading 46
Printing 37, 46
Size, choosing 57
Environmental requirements 183
Error message 121
Fuser 122
Oil roller 122
OPC 122
Transfer belt 122
Waste toner 122
Ethernet (TCP/IP)
Downloading System Software 84
F
Face, definition 3
Fuser
Replacement 17
Fuser oil roller 24
Replacement 24
Fuser unit and transfer roller 17
187
H
Home page, printer 161
Hotlink
Media sources 166
Printer setting 163
I
Idle
Status message 123
Idle message 123
Image darkness sensor 111
Installation
5-bin mailbox 142
BuzzBox 149
Duplex unit 136
Removing the transfer belt unit fixture 29
Interfaces 181
J
Jams 106
Media path 92
Preventing 90
Removing 94
K
Kit 17
5-bin Mailbox 142
BuzzBox 149
Crown Conversion Kit 153
L
Labels
Continuous printing 38
Loading 37, 38
Printing 37, 38
Landscape orientation
Choosing 59
Laser lens cover 13
Loading media 40
Lower input feeder
Removing 172
M
Mail page 164
Mailbox 142
Bin 146
Maintenance
Paper exit rollers 83
Manual feed
Choosing 59
Media
Automatic jam recovery 91
Clearing media jams 94
Loading 40
Media path
5-bin mailbox 93
Duplex unit 93
Trays 92
Path 92
Preventing jams 90
Refilling cassette 40
Refilling multipurpose tray 40
Size, choosing 57
Source, choosing 59
Specifications 184
Tray 153
Tray fill limit mark 42, 45
Media jams 106
Drum, inner, and outer jams 97
Inner, outer and drum jams 97
Lower right-side door 97
Outer, inner, and drum jams 97
Vertical transport area 97
Media sources
Hotlink 166
188
Memory module (DIMM)
Dual in-line memory module 151
Moving, printer 169
Replacement packaging 169, 173
Multipurpose tray (also known as tray 1) 44
N
Network printing
Windows 2000/NT4/Me/98/95 75
N-up 64
O
OHP film 39
OPC drum cartridge 8, 27
Installing 14
Kit 8
Removing 12
Replacing 14
Optional (lower feeder unit) tray 41
Ordering consumables 3
Orientation
Choosing 59
P
Packaging, printer
Replacement 169, 173
Page, definition 3
Paper
Jams 106
Size, choosing 57
Source, choosing 59
Parallel
Downloading System Software 87
Pass, definition 3
Path, media 92
Pause
Cooldown 122
Pause for AIDC 108
Physical specifications 184
Plane, definition 3
Plastic interlocks 173
Portrait orientation
Choosing 59
Power requirements 177
ENERGY Star, compliance 179
Preventing paper jams 90
Print Monitor
Configuration component 76
Send component 76
Status component 76
Status information 77
Print quality
All black sheet 114
Colors not correct 120
Faded on one side 112
Horizontal lines 112
Image blurred 114
Image comes off when rubbed 113
Irregular print 113
Lines on every page 119
Part of image missing 115
Print or color density uneven 113
Toner spots 116
Too dark 115
Too light 111
Vertical lines 120
Printer
Handling 50, 80
Home page 161
Level 112, 119
Lifting 81
Name, assigning 157
Network printing, Windows 2000/NT4/Me/98/
95 75
Relocating 168
Replacement packaging 169, 173
Resets 107
189
See also Specifications
Setting, hotlink 163
Sharing, Windows 2000/NT4/Me/98/95 75
Speed 180
Storage 168
Storing 168
Web page, setting up 157
Printer driver
Restore Defaults button 62, 69, 73
See Windows Me/98/95 Configuration
Methods or Windows 2000/NT4
Configuration Methods
Printer Summary Page 161
Printer web page
Accessing with Internet Explorer 158
Accessing with Netscape 158
Printing
Area 47
Configuration, Windows printer driver 50
Envelopes 46
Labels 37, 38
Method 181
Network, Windows 2000/NT4/Me/98/95 75
Printer driver, Windows 50
Speed 180
Printing, choosing,2-sided (Duplex) Printing
61
Put x paper in any bin message 125
Put x paper in x bin message 125
Q
Q-SHOP 3
R
Relocating your printer 168
Relocating, printer
Replacement packaging 173
Repacking, printer 169
Replacement packaging 173
Replacement packaging 169, 173
Resets
Printer 107
Resolution 181
Restore Defaults button 62, 69, 73
Return Merchandise Authorization Number
169
Returning, printer
169
Reverse Page Order 58
RMA number 169
S
Screen cover 144
Send component 76
Service
Messages 122
Service messages 121
Setup
Browser software 157
Printer web page 157
Shipping, printer 169
Replacement packaging 169, 173
RMA number 169
Simplex,definition 3
Slant 112, 119
Specifications
Consumables 2
Controller 180, 181
CPU 181
CrownNet Ethernet 181
Duty cycle 180
Engine 180
Environmental 183
Flash ROM 181
Input sources 181
Interfaces 181
Media 184
Memory 181
190
Output 181
Parallel 181
Physical 184
Print method 181
Print speed 180
Resolution 181
System software 181
Temperature 183
Toner 181
Toner cartridges 2
Warm-up time 181
Static electricity discharge 151
Status component 76
Status message
Cancel job 123
Idle 123
Put x paper in any bin 125
Put x paper in x bin 125
Warming up 125
Status messages 121
System software
Specifications 181
T
Temperature requirements 183
Thick stock
Loading 36
Printing 36
Toner 181
Toner Cartridge
Life expectancy 2
Storage and Installation 5
Transfer belt
Lowering 16
Raising to install OPC drum cartridge 12
Transfer belt unit fixture 29
Transparencies 38
Continuous printing 39
Loading 38
Printing
OHP film 38
Tray 153
Lower feeder unit (Tray 5)’Tray
Also known as cassette 153
Multipurpose tray 44
Optional (lower feeder unit) tray 5 41
Upper (also known as Standard) (Tray 2) 153
Upper (standard) tray 2 41
Tray 1 44
Tray 2 41, 153
Tray 5 41
Troubleshooting
5-bin mailbox jams 105
Color looks wrong 121
Duplexing 108
Media jams 106
Nothing is printed 111
Printer resets 107
Printer takes too much time 107
Status, service, and error messages 121
Two-sided Printing 61
U
Upper (standard) tray 41
V
Ventilation grilles 178
Viewing the Crown Print Monitor 77
191
W
Warming up message 125
Warm-up time 181
Waste toner pack
Installing 16
Removing 9
Replacing 9, 16
Watermark 66
Windows 2000/NT4 Configuration Methods 52
Windows Me/98/95 Configuration Methods 50
Windows printer driver
Configuration 50
Wrist strap for antistatic protection 151
Y
Y2K Compliance 179

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