Epson EPL-N4000 - Manual

Epson EPL-N4000

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Printer Parts
  • Page 3 – Reference Guide; Laser Printer
  • Page 4 – Declaration of Conformity; Declares that the Product:
  • Page 5 – Contents; Getting Started; Chapter 1; Printing with the EPL-N4000
  • Page 6 – ii; Chapter 2; Control Panel; Chapter 3; Options; Chapter 4; SelecType
  • Page 7 – iii; Chapter 5; Troubleshooting and Maintenance
  • Page 8 – iv; Appendix A; Technical Specifications; Appendix B; Symbol Sets; Appendix C; Command Summary
  • Page 9 – Appendix D; Working with Fonts; Appendix E; Map of SelecType Menus
  • Page 10 – vi
  • Page 11 – To get started with your laser printer, please:
  • Page 12 – About This Guide; This guide contains the following information.
  • Page 13 – About Your Printer; LaserJet 4TM; Features; High-quality printing
  • Page 14 – Wide variety of fonts; The printer comes with a full selection of scalable TrueType; Toner Save mode; Memory
  • Page 15 – Paper Sources
  • Page 16 – NERGY
  • Page 17 – Printer driver
  • Page 18 – Safety Information; Laser safety
  • Page 19 – CDRH regulations
  • Page 20 – Ozone safety; Ozone emission; To minimize the risk of exposure to ozone:; Printer location; Not blown directly into the user's face
  • Page 21 – Laser Printer Precautions; Do not turn the cartridge upside down or stand it on its sides.
  • Page 22 – Do not touch the toner and avoid all contact with your eyes.
  • Page 23 – Important Safety Instructions; Read all of these instructions before operating your printer.
  • Page 24 – Do not put your printer where the cord might be stepped on.
  • Page 25 – E. If it exhibits a distinct change in performance, indicating; For United Kingdom Users; Use of options
  • Page 26 – Replace fuses only with a fuse of the correct size and rating.
  • Page 28 – Caution About Turning Off the Printer; Ready; Choosing Paper
  • Page 29 – Labels
  • Page 30 – Basic Printing Operations; Loading paper in the MP (Multi Purpose) tray; To load paper in the MP tray, follow the steps below.
  • Page 31 – Tray Menu
  • Page 32 – Loading paper in the lower cassettes; Lower Cassette 1
  • Page 33 – Pull out the cassette that you want to load.
  • Page 34 – Fan a stack of paper and tap it on a flat surface to even its
  • Page 35 – Take out the card with paper sizes printed on it. Fold the card
  • Page 36 – Selecting the paper size; Menu
  • Page 37 – Special Printing Operations; Loading an uncommon paper size; In the Basic Settings menu of the printer driver, select
  • Page 38 – Printing one sheet at a time; Manual Feed
  • Page 39 – Offset stacking mode; The offset stacking mode supports the following paper sizes.
  • Page 42 – The Control Panel; Overview; Warming Up
  • Page 43 – Indicator lights; On Line
  • Page 44 – Buttons; OneTouch
  • Page 45 – ALT
  • Page 46 – Enter
  • Page 47 – Using the OneTouch Modes; OneTouch mode 1; Paper Source; Auto; Page Size; Port
  • Page 48 – OneTouch mode 2; To enter OneTouch mode 2, press the; RITech; Specifies the number of copies to be printed, up to 999.; MP Tray S i z e; Making OneTouch settings; while pressing the button under the setting you
  • Page 50 – Printer Options; The Large Capacity Paper Unit (C81303
  • Page 51 – generates crisp PostScript output.; Installing and Removing Options; Large Capacity Paper Unit; Installing the Large Capacity Paper Unit; Before installing; Unplug the printer’s power cord from the electrical outlet.
  • Page 52 – Open the box with the Large Capacity Paper Unit. Cut the; Installing; Carefully lift the Large Capacity Paper Unit out of the box
  • Page 53 – Lock the casters at the bottom of the unit by pushing their
  • Page 54 – Carefully lift the printer with two or more people.
  • Page 55 – corners of the printer fit firmly onto the unit.; After installing; Pull out lower cassette 2 as far as it will go. Then lift it up
  • Page 56 – Attach the two metal fittings with the screws as shown below.
  • Page 58 – Duplex Unit; Installing the Duplex Unit
  • Page 59 – Lift the Duplex Unit with both hands, and face the left side of
  • Page 60 – Grasp the strap on the left side of the unit and insert the hook
  • Page 61 – After removing the protective cover from the cord, plug the; Reconnect any interface cables you removed.; Removing the Duplex Unit; To remove the Duplex Unit, follow the instructions below.; Before removing
  • Page 62 – Removing; Unplug the cord of Duplex Unit from its connector.
  • Page 63 – Unhook the hook at the end of the strap and fold it into the
  • Page 64 – Lift up the Duplex Unit with both hands.; After removing; Installing the Face-up Tray (without the Duplex Unit installed)
  • Page 65 – Attach the metal bar with the static barrier shown below to
  • Page 66 – Insert and tighten the two finger screws included with the
  • Page 67 – Hook the top edge of the Face-up Tray around the metal bar
  • Page 68 – On
  • Page 69 – Push the plate on the optional Duplex Unit in six locations to
  • Page 70 – Attach the cover to the printer using the two finger screws
  • Page 72 – Removing the Face-up Tray (without the Duplex Unit installed)
  • Page 73 – Unhook the Face-up Tray by tilting it upward and lifting up
  • Page 76 – Envelope Feeder
  • Page 77 – Installing the Envelope Feeder
  • Page 78 – Removing the Envelope Feeder; Set MP Tray
  • Page 79 – Slightly lift the Envelope Feeder and pull it out toward you.
  • Page 80 – Multibin Unit; Installing the Multibin Unit
  • Page 81 – Installing the side brackets
  • Page 82 – Installing the top bracket; Remove the protective cover from the top bracket.
  • Page 83 – Pull away the four clips from the box, then lift the box up.
  • Page 84 – Grasp the Multibin Unit at the solid areas shown below.
  • Page 85 – Lower the Multibin Unit until the plate on the Multibin Unit
  • Page 86 – Lower the Multibin Unit until the pin fits completely into the; Locking the Multibin Unit; Remove the protective tape as shown below.
  • Page 87 – Open cover D and detach the grip from the inside. To detach
  • Page 88 – Open cover D and remove all protective materials inside and
  • Page 89 – Removing the Multibin Unit
  • Page 90 – Remove all interface cables from the interface connectors.
  • Page 91 – Unlocking the Multibin Unit; Detach the grip at the back by pushing the button and pulling
  • Page 92 – Open cover D and attach the grip to the inside of the unit. To; Grasp the Multibin Unit at the solid areas below.
  • Page 93 – Lift the unit up, completely away from the pin on the top
  • Page 94 – Push in the plastic tabs on the inside of both side brackets, and
  • Page 95 – Memory modules; Height of less than 40 mm
  • Page 96 – Installing a memory module
  • Page 97 – Loosen the two retaining screws and remove the plate.; Slots for memory modules are located as shown below.
  • Page 99 – Replace the plate to its original position. Place the two outside
  • Page 100 – Removing a memory module; Follow the steps in “Before installing” on page 3-48 to access
  • Page 101 – ROM module; Installing the ROM module; Follow steps 1 through 6 in “Before installing” on page 3-48.
  • Page 102 – Removing the ROM module; Optional interfaces
  • Page 103 – Installing an interface card; Follow the steps below to install an optional interface card.
  • Page 104 – Turn the printer so its back faces you.
  • Page 105 – Using the Options; Lower cassette 3; They accept the following paper sizes:
  • Page 106 – to
  • Page 107 – To temporarily remove the Face-up Tray, tilt it upward and lift up.
  • Page 108 – International B5
  • Page 110 – Using the mailbox feature; The mailbox mode allows each; Using it as a sorter
  • Page 111 – Using it as a large capacity stacker; The offset stacking mode is not available with the Multibin Unit.
  • Page 114 – When to Use SelecType; Specifying a channel and configuring the interface
  • Page 115 – Using SelecType; or
  • Page 116 – SelecType Menus
  • Page 117 – Test Menu
  • Page 118 – This menu allows you to control the internal network settings.
  • Page 119 – SelecType Settings; Press; Network Status Sheet; Prints parameters in the internal network settings.
  • Page 120 – Emulation Menu
  • Page 121 – If you select; Specifies the paper size.; Wide A4
  • Page 122 – Designates the number of copies to be printed, up to 999.
  • Page 123 – Binding
  • Page 124 – Allows you to set the paper size for the MP tray.; Env Tray Size; Allows you to set the envelope size for the Envelope Feeder.; MP Type; Displays the paper type you are selecting for the MP tray.
  • Page 125 – Config Menu
  • Page 126 – Density; Adjusts the print density to make your printout lighter or darker.; Top Offset
  • Page 127 – Size Ignore; Continue; Page Protect; ON; Image Optimum
  • Page 128 – Setup Menu; Interface
  • Page 129 – Lang; Displays the amount of toner left in the imaging cartridge.; Multibin
  • Page 130 – Page Count; Displays the total number of sheets printed by this printer.
  • Page 131 – Parallel Menu; Enables or disables bidirectional communication.; Buffer Size
  • Page 132 – Network Menu
  • Page 133 – AUX Menu; LJ4 Menu
  • Page 134 – FontSource; Specifies the default font source.; Font Number; Specifies the default font number for the default font source.; Pitch
  • Page 135 – SymSet; GL2 Menu
  • Page 136 – End; Specifies the way in which lines end.; Join
  • Page 137 – Pens 0 through 6; Before you start printing in the GL/2 mode; Printer’s paper size setting; PS3 Menu
  • Page 138 – ESCP2 and FX Menus
  • Page 139 – Specifies the font which is used for printing.; Orientation; settings, the page length setting automatically returns to
  • Page 140 – Auto CR; BarCode; ZeroChar
  • Page 141 – Code Page; OFF; Character Set; Selects character table 1 or 2.
  • Page 144 – Introduction; Solving problems you may encounter; Preventing Paper Feed and Paper Jam Problems; Use a higher-quality paper, one that is not too thin or rough.
  • Page 145 – Clearing Paper Jams; When a paper jam occurs,
  • Page 146 – Jam LC1; Jam LC3
  • Page 147 – After that, if the control panel still indicates
  • Page 148 – Jam MP
  • Page 149 – Carefully remove any sheets that have fed part way into the
  • Page 150 – If the paper is difficult to remove, use the gear lever inside
  • Page 151 – If necessary, open the front cover to remove the imaging
  • Page 152 – Jam B
  • Page 153 – Jam LC4; Tap the edges of the paper stack on a flat surface. Then reload
  • Page 154 – Clear other paper jams that are indicated on the control panel.
  • Page 155 – Jam ENV
  • Page 156 – Jam D
  • Page 157 – Check the bins for any jammed paper and remove it.
  • Page 158 – Carefully remove any paper you find jammed in cover DM.
  • Page 159 – Print Quality Problems; Dark or dirty background; Lighten the; Uneven darkness
  • Page 160 – Toner smudges; If after checking the SelecType
  • Page 161 – Printed image is light or faint; Image is too dark
  • Page 162 – Non-printed side of the page is dirty; Option Problems; Paper does not feed from the optional Large Capacity Paper Unit.; There may be no paper in the lower cassette. Load it with paper.
  • Page 163 – Other Problems; The display panel stays blank when you turn the printer on.; If you are using the parallel interface, set the
  • Page 164 – Make sure that your software is properly set up for your printer.; The printer doesn’t print and the; Press the; A font selected with software commands won’t print.; The Image Optimum setting may be set to
  • Page 165 – The position of the printout is not correct.; SelecType Init; Cover A will not close completely
  • Page 166 – Status and Error Messages; Can’t Print Duplex; Collate was disabled
  • Page 167 – Cover A Open
  • Page 168 – DM Error xxx; Auto Cont; Form Feed
  • Page 169 – Image Crtg ID Error; and Page Protect to; Insert Imaging Crtg
  • Page 170 – Invalid Option; The printer job sent to your printer is canceled.
  • Page 171 – LC x Error yyy; Reset the printer by pressing the; Manual Feed xxx yyy; If you do not want to print this job in manual mode, press; Mem Overflow; press
  • Page 172 – Menus Locked; Panel Lock; Multibin Error xxx; Need Memory; The printer is not ready to print. Press the
  • Page 173 – Outbin Select Error; Print Overrun; The printer is ready to receive data and print.
  • Page 175 – Service Req xyyy
  • Page 176 – Toner Out; Turn Paper LC x; The printer is warming up.
  • Page 177 – Hex Dump Mode
  • Page 178 – Replacing the Imaging Cartridge; Simply count the asterisks between the
  • Page 179 – While holding the new imaging cartridge horizontally, gently
  • Page 180 – Holding the grip and the tab on the imaging cartridge, insert
  • Page 181 – Close cover A by pushing it up and into the printer.
  • Page 182 – Optimizing Print Quality; Resolution Improvement Technology; The factory default setting for RITech is; Using the printer driver; Adjusting print density
  • Page 183 – Enhanced MicroGray
  • Page 184 – Resetting the Printer; Cleaning the Printer
  • Page 185 – Cleaning inside cover A; Remove the imaging cartridge from the printer.
  • Page 186 – Cleaning the printer case; Transporting the Printer; Open the printer cover and remove the imaging cartridge.
  • Page 187 – Finding a new place for the printer; bottom of the printer.
  • Page 188 – Avoid using outlets that other appliances are plugged into.
  • Page 190 – Paper Specifications
  • Page 192 – Printer; General
  • Page 193 – Environmental; Electrical
  • Page 194 – Parallel interface
  • Page 198 – NC
  • Page 199 – nInit/nReverseRequest
  • Page 200 – GND; CG; Ethernet Interface
  • Page 201 – Options and Consumables
  • Page 206 – Introduction to Symbol Sets
  • Page 207 – In LJ4 Emulation Mode
  • Page 225 – International Set for ISO sets
  • Page 226 – In ESC/P 2 or FX Mode
  • Page 229 – BRASCII Abicomp
  • Page 230 – International character sets
  • Page 231 – Characters available with the ESC (^ command
  • Page 232 – In I239X Emulation Mode
  • Page 234 – Job control
  • Page 235 – Page control
  • Page 236 – Font management
  • Page 237 – Print model
  • Page 238 – GL/2 context commands; Dual context extensions
  • Page 239 – Character Group
  • Page 240 – ESC/P 2 and FX Commands; General operation
  • Page 241 – Print position motion
  • Page 242 – Font enhancement
  • Page 243 – FX mode; Printer commands arranged by topic
  • Page 244 – Overall printing style
  • Page 245 – Word processing
  • Page 246 – PJL Commands
  • Page 247 – I239X Emulation Commands; Page format; Printable area
  • Page 248 – Paper feeding/print position motion; Text; Font selection
  • Page 249 – Auxiliary functions
  • Page 250 – AGM mode; Line spacing
  • Page 252 – Printer and Screen Fonts
  • Page 253 – Available Fonts
  • Page 256 – Adding More Fonts; Downloading fonts; Selecting Fonts
  • Page 258 – Switching between SelecType Menus
  • Page 261 – Glossary
  • Page 265 – IN; Index
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Summary

Page 2 - Printer Parts

FlamingoRev. C A5 size COVER.FM 11/5/98 Pass 0 L Proof Sign-off:M.Takata _______ K.Nishi _______ K.Pipa _______ Printer Parts power switch control panel front cover lower cassette 1 lower cassette 2 cover B extention MP tray paper guide face-down tray cover A stopper Type-B interface connector optio...

Page 3 - Reference Guide; Laser Printer

Proof Sign-off:M.Takata _______ K.Nishi _______ K.Pipa _______ FlamingoRev. C A5 size FRONT.FM 11/5/98 Pass 0 R Reference Guide Laser Printer All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, mechanical, phot...

Page 4 - Declaration of Conformity; Declares that the Product:

FlamingoRev. C A5 si ze F R ON T .F M11/5/98 P ass 0 L Pr oof Si gn-off:M .Takata _______ K .Ni shi _______K. Pi pa _______ Declaration of Conformity According to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014 Manufacturer: SEIKO EPSON CORPORATIONAddress: 3-5, Owa 3-chome, Suwa-shi, Nagano-ken 392-8502 Japan Represe...

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