User manual KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE 8650 PS COLOR PRINTER

[. . . ] KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCETM 8650/8650 PS Color Printer Operator's Guide Part No. 1H9657 Radio Frequency Interference This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If it is not installed and used in accordance with the User's Guide, this energy may cause interference to radio and television reception. This equipment has been type tested and found to comply with the following: This device meets FCC Class B emission limits for verification pursuant to Part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission Rule of the United States. [. . . ] If the INIT ERROR message appears again, turn off both the printer and the computer. If the INIT ERROR message is cleared, then the problem could be in the cable connections. Making a test print 2-26 October 1997 Setting up the printer Finally, make a test print. Doing so helps you verify proper printer setup and operation, and confirms print quality. There are two test images: one is generated in raster mode, the other in PostScript mode. While the image is being processed and printed, the messages PROCESSING: TEST PRINT and PRINTING appear on the display panel. CAUTION: During printing, the media partially exits the printer multiple times. The printer expects the loaded media to match the media type specified using the DEFAULTS:MEDIA option on the display panel. If, for example, the printer expects paper, and transparency material is loaded, a mismatch message will appear. If you choose to make the test print using incorrect media, the print will not have proper color reproduction for that media type. What's next To get the most from your 8650 Color Printer, you need to install the printer drivers and export modules you plan to use. Refer to the Driver Guide and to the Export Module Guide. October 1997 2-27 3 Operating the printer This chapter provides the information you need to operate the KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE 8650/8650 PS Color Printer. It includes: · Looking at the display panel · Working with the printer settings · Printing from computer applications · Scheduling jobs · Handling and storing prints and transparencies · Cleaning the printer · Keeping the printer in good working order · Working with the printer October 1997 3-1 Operating the printer Looking at the display panel The printer display panel is shown below. Power Error indicator lights message display area Print Cancel scroll Setup/Select Two indicator lights show the status of the printer. They are: · Power light--illuminated when the printer is turned On. When the error light glows steadily, you can correct the problem yourself. When the error light flashes, a system error message appears in the display panel. Messages appear on the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) panel one line at a time. Messages longer than 16 characters are divided into 16-character alternating sections. 3-2 October 1997 Operating the printer Types of messages are-- · Printer status messages--show the mode (raster or PostScript) in which the printer is operating, the size of the media in the paper tray, and the type of ribbon that is loaded. · Job­related messages --show status of the job closest to completion · Media­related messages--show type of media and ribbon that are loaded · Error messages-- appear when the paper tray is empty, when the cover is open, or when errors occur Use the Print and Cancel buttons to set printing options, cancel jobs, override mismatches, and generate test prints. Use the Cancel button as follows: · To terminate the job that is closest to completion. No additional pages in that job are printed, and the page currently being printed is ejected. If you press Cancel again, the next job will be canceled, if one exists. · In combination with Setup, to scroll up through the Setup menu. [. . . ] NOTE: The KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE 8650 PS / 48 MB / CMYK Color Printer comes with 48 MB of factory-installed memory. The benefits of having additional memory are as follows: · You may increase the speed at which images are processed. · Additional memory allows simultaneous processing and printing of more and/or larger jobs (that is, it increases the possible number of prints per hour). For example, operating in raster mode with 64 MB of memory lets you print one 9 1/2 x 14 job and process a second job of the same size. [. . . ]