Oki ES3037 - Manual

Oki ES3037

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 4 – Change PostScript
  • Page 8 – NOTE
  • Page 9 – Introduction; MODEL SUMMARY; Model
  • Page 10 – FEATURES; Versatile paper handling:; – Optional 550-sheet paper trays: up to two can be added to; Flexible interfaces with automatic switching:; – USB
  • Page 12 – HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL; troubleshooting information; Online usage; You can access specific information in two ways:; NOTES
  • Page 13 – Printing Pages
  • Page 14 – Getting started; UNPACKING; Power cable
  • Page 16 – PRINTER LOCATION; with duplexer
  • Page 17 – PRINTER COMPONENTS
  • Page 20 – Setting up; PACKAGING AND PROTECTIVE SHEET REMOVAL; Remove any adhesive tape and packaging from the printer.
  • Page 21 – Remove the black image drum and place it on a level surface.; • Never expose image drums to light for more than 5
  • Page 22 – Remove the protective sheet.; Repeat steps 4 through 6 for each color drum
  • Page 23 – TONER CARTRIDGE INSTALLATION; For each color toner cartridge:
  • Page 25 – Gently; The lever should go back easily. If you meet any resistance,; stop; and push down on the cartridge to be sure that it is
  • Page 27 – LOADING PAPER; Pull out the paper tray.
  • Page 28 – • Don’t overfill the paper tray. Capacity depends on the type of
  • Page 29 – • Don’t open or close the straight-through exit path while
  • Page 30 – Load letterhead paper face down:; abc
  • Page 31 – MANUAL FEED; Open the Multi-purpose tray and extend the paper feed guides.; ABC
  • Page 32 – POWER CONNECTION; WARNING
  • Page 34 – CONTROL PANEL; ON indicates that attention is required, but; Liquid crystal display
  • Page 35 – Press briefly to scroll forward to the next menu item.
  • Page 36 – DATA PRESENT
  • Page 37 – MENU SETTINGS; Changing the display language; SYSTEM CONFIG MENU
  • Page 38 – Printing the MenuMap; INFORMATION MENU
  • Page 39 – Media settings; Selecting paper feed; Press the ONLINE button to place the printer offline.; SELECT; appears next to the selected paper feed.; • If the settings in the printer differ from those selected on
  • Page 40 – Selecting the paper size; PRINT MENU; is; • When using paper trays, standard paper sizes are
  • Page 41 – Selecting the media type and weight; MEDIA MENU; press the SELECT button.; MEDIA TYPE; or; MEDIA; for the required tray is displayed.
  • Page 42 – MEDIA RECOMMENDATIONS; Paper; Don’t use very smooth, shiny or glossy paper.; CAUTION
  • Page 43 – Envelopes; Don’t use envelopes with windows or metal clasps.; Labels; For recommended labels see your Handy Reference Guide.
  • Page 44 – PAPER FEED AND EXIT; Paper Sizes; Feed
  • Page 45 – Paper weights and media settings
  • Page 46 – PRINTER SETTINGS; Confirming current settings; Make sure that paper is loaded into the paper tray.
  • Page 47 – LIST OF MENU SETTINGS; Print Jobs Menu; This menu only appears if the hard disk drive is installed.; bold; Information Menu
  • Page 48 – Test Print Menu; Shutdown menu
  • Page 49 – Print Menu; The default settings are
  • Page 51 – Media Menu
  • Page 53 – Color Menu
  • Page 56 – System configuration menu
  • Page 58 – PCL emulation
  • Page 61 – PPR Emulation Menu
  • Page 63 – FX emulation
  • Page 65 – Parallel menu; The defaults are; USB menu
  • Page 66 – Network menu; Only appears if the network card is installed.; Memory menu
  • Page 68 – Disk Maintenance Menu
  • Page 69 – System adjust menu
  • Page 71 – Maintenance menu
  • Page 72 – Usage menu; Item
  • Page 74 – LIST OF ADMINISTRATOR MENU SETTINGS; Only system administrators have access to this menu.; OP menu
  • Page 76 – Block Device Menu; Peak Power Control Menu
  • Page 77 – SETTING COLOR TUNING FROM THE FRONT PANEL; To; • In most cases, using Color Tuning is not necessary as the
  • Page 78 – COLOR MENU; Press the ITEM button repeatedly until; COLOR TUNING; The Color Tuning Pattern prints.
  • Page 79 – MAGENTA HIGHLIGHT; MAGENTA DARK
  • Page 80 – SWITCHING OFF; SHUTDOWN MENU; Select; EXECUTE; • It is recommended that you follow this shutdown
  • Page 81 – INTERFACES; Your printer is equipped with a selection of data interfaces:
  • Page 83 – Printer Driver; Software Installation Guide; ADJUSTING PRINTER DRIVER OPTIONS
  • Page 84 – Click; to activate the Description file.
  • Page 85 – Installable Options: Available Tray
  • Page 86 – Installable Options: Duplex
  • Page 87 – Installable Options: Hard Disk
  • Page 88 – Installable Options: Finisher
  • Page 89 – Installable Options: Memory Configuration
  • Page 90 – Operation
  • Page 91 – COLOR PRINT MATCHING; Color Option; utility in the print driver. In general, using the; Factors that affect the appearance of prints
  • Page 92 – Click on the; General; drop down menu and select; Color
  • Page 93 – Monitor settings; There are several settings found on a typical monitor:; How your software application displays color
  • Page 94 – CHOOSING A COLOR MATCHING METHOD
  • Page 95 – Matching Photographic Images; RGB only
  • Page 96 – Matching Specific Colors; Oki Color Matching, and the sRGB setting.; RGB or CMYK; Printing Vivid Colors; Use PostScript Color Matching with the Saturation option.
  • Page 97 – DRIVER OPTIONS; This section references only the OKI-supplied driver selections,; Job Option; and; Job Type; To access Color Option, first select your desired OKI printer.
  • Page 98 – Color Control; Select the option desired.; OKI Color Matching; This is OKI’s proprietary color matching system and affects; Postscript Color Matching
  • Page 100 – Color Setting; Digital Camera
  • Page 101 – Rendering
  • Page 102 – Absolute Colorimetric
  • Page 103 – Color Simulation; Affects; CMYK output only; and is usually used in offset printer; Black Finish; This setting determines Black Toner usage only.
  • Page 104 – Separations; Custom Gamma Adjustment; Click on the arrows to select the profile required.
  • Page 105 – Black Overprint; Printer Halftone; Click on the checkbox to enable the option.
  • Page 106 – To access Job Option, first select your desired OKI printer.
  • Page 107 – Quality; A straightforward selection of the print quality desired.; Media Type
  • Page 109 – Job Option List; A list of options to modify the printer.; Collate; Click to enable collation of your documents.
  • Page 110 – cannot; Page Rotate; Checking this will enable toner saving.
  • Page 111 – To access Job Type, first select your desired OKI printer.; • The internal hard disk must be installed in the printer and; DISK FULL; is displayed and only one copy printed.
  • Page 112 – Each option on the Job Type screen is detailed below.; Print Type; From here you will select your desired option.; Normal
  • Page 113 – MENU ITEM VALUE SELECT
  • Page 114 – Deleting the confidential document before printing it; PRINT JOBS MENU
  • Page 115 – Proof and Print; is displayed and only one copy is printed.
  • Page 116 – Deleting copies from Proof and Print; ALL JOBS
  • Page 118 – Printing copies; Deleting the stored job from the hard disk drive; Run Maintenance Cycle Before Printing
  • Page 119 – to force the
  • Page 120 – GENERAL PRINTING DIRECTIONS; Multiple Pages on One Sheet; To access, first select your desired OKI printer.; Layout
  • Page 122 – Duplex; From the Layout screen, select the options desired.; Print on Both Sides
  • Page 123 – Select which; Binding; you prefer. Normally, the first option is; Print; to print or; Save Settings; to save and close the
  • Page 124 – Collating; dialog box should already be displayed. If not,
  • Page 125 – Printer Drivers; ADJUSTING OPTIONS
  • Page 127 – Viewing conditions
  • Page 128 – Monitor Color Profile Select; ColorSync Utility — Devices
  • Page 129 – Open
  • Page 130 – Color Profile Select; Printer driver color settings
  • Page 131 – . Additionally, your monitor color temperature influences
  • Page 133 – OKI’s Color Matching (found in the printer driver under; Printer; ) is a generally a good choice. Select a; OKI Color Matching, and the sRGB setting.
  • Page 135 – Printer Features; OKI Printer Features; File — Print
  • Page 136 – Features 1; The tab’s features are explained below.
  • Page 138 – Output Bin; Staple; Select your desired option.
  • Page 141 – Features 2; MP tray is handled as manual feed; Select the option desired — the default is No. The MP tray
  • Page 143 – Select the option desired based upon the information below.
  • Page 145 – Features 3; Rendering Intent
  • Page 149 – Open your printer driver (by choosing; from an
  • Page 151 – • Duplex printing can only be carried out on standard
  • Page 152 – to
  • Page 154 – GENERAL INFORMATION; Storage Device Manager; Fonts Downloader
  • Page 156 – INSTALLATION PROCEDURES; MAC
  • Page 157 – Custom Install; to access the Utility Installation.; Install; button to complete. This will install
  • Page 158 – STORAGE DEVICE MANAGER OPERATION; Open SDM; Local Hard Drive — Okidata — SDM for Mac; From the main screen, you can adjust basic options.; Printer Name; • When attempting to open the application, ensure that the
  • Page 160 – The following items depend on the printer models.; Paper Tray; Sets automatic tray switch.
  • Page 161 – SDM Options; Manual Timeout; job will continue after the jam has been cleared.
  • Page 162 – Power Save; This will enable; Power Save Delay; SDM Menu Items; Not all menu items are available for the SDM.; File Menu
  • Page 163 – Change Printer Name/Zone; Access the function from the; Utilities; If available, choose the; Zone; Rename the printer with the desired name and press; Save
  • Page 164 – After selecting; Download File; from the Utilities menu, select; Initialise Disk
  • Page 165 – To identify the fonts already loaded into the printer, select; Display Font List; from the; Press; Close; to return to the main screen.
  • Page 166 – Substitute Fonts; This function is not supported for a non-kanji printer.; PS Gamma Adjuster; the
  • Page 167 – Create/Edit a New Gamma Curve Profile; To create a new Gamma Curve, press the; New; highlight the profile and press the; Edit; Select either; or an individual color (deselect; All
  • Page 168 – FONTS DOWNLOADER; This utility allows you to transfer; Fonts; to the printer’s RAM or hard
  • Page 169 – COLOR SWATCH UTILITY; Open Color Swatch; Access the Swatch utility by accessing; Local Hard Drive —
  • Page 170 – Create a Custom Swatch; Custom Swatch; File
  • Page 171 – • For additional information, including; Applying Color Value in; Utility ReadMe file located in the Mac folder.; • Swatch utility does not guarantee that the printer will
  • Page 172 – OKINET UTILITY FOR ETHERTALK; After opening the OkiNet application, press the; Search; button
  • Page 173 – Printer Select
  • Page 174 – Change Parse Type; Configure —; Select the option desired and press; OK; Print Config; After selecting the printer, from the menu select; to gain a printout of the current configuration.
  • Page 175 – Check Print Server Status; File — Status; You will be presented with the
  • Page 176 – Configure Printer Type
  • Page 178 – Maintenance; ADDING PAPER; Remove any remaining sheets of paper.
  • Page 179 – Close the paper tray
  • Page 180 – CHANGING THE TONER CARTRIDGE; • Toner can also stain hands and clothing.
  • Page 186 – CHANGING THE IMAGE DRUM; When the image drum reaches the end of its product life,; CHANGE DRUM; name). If printing continues without replacing the image drum,; • Never expose the image drum to light for more than 5
  • Page 190 – CHANGING THE TRANSFER BELT; When the transfer belt reaches the end of its life,; CHANGE BELT UNIT; Switch off the printer and open the top cover.
  • Page 191 – Remove the new transfer belt unit from its packaging.
  • Page 192 – CHANGING THE FUSER UNIT; When the fuser unit reaches the end of its product life,; CHANGE; is displayed in the control panel. Fuser unit life is
  • Page 195 – CLEANING THE LED HEADS
  • Page 196 – TRANSPORTING THE PRINTER; To prepare the printer for transportation:
  • Page 197 – Secure the cover with packing tape.
  • Page 198 – Troubleshooting; LCD MESSAGES; LCD Message
  • Page 201 – PAPER JAMS; Open the top cover of the printer.; Check the paper tray; : Pull out the paper tray and remove any; Do not close the top cover; completely
  • Page 202 – Check the transfer belt and right side cover; To avoid damage to the drums:
  • Page 203 – Put all four image drums back into the printer.
  • Page 205 – Relock the levers at either end of the fuser.
  • Page 206 – Check the paper separator; Remove any jammed paper from the printer.
  • Page 207 – Check the duplex unit; Lift the duplex top cover and remove any jammed paper.; Close the small front cover.
  • Page 208 – Check any additional paper trays; : if any additional paper
  • Page 209 – PARALLEL TRANSMISSION MODE; PARALLEL MENU
  • Page 210 – PROBLEM SOLVING; Paper feed problems; Paper jams are frequent.; Paper jam has been cleared, but printer does not print.; Possible cause
  • Page 211 – PROBLEMS PRINTING FROM MACINTOSH; Cannot configure for USB connection.
  • Page 212 – PRNUSBX WRITE ERROR; Printer requests paper size change to continue printing.
  • Page 213 – PROBLEMS WITH POOR QUALITY PRINTING; Longitudinal white stripes
  • Page 215 – MISCELLANEOUS PROBLEMS; The power is on, but the printer does not go online.
  • Page 216 – It takes a long time to start printing.
  • Page 217 – Toner rubs off the printed surface.
  • Page 218 – Accessories; INTRODUCTION
  • Page 219 – ADDITIONAL MEMORY; Used for graphic-intensive applications on networks.
  • Page 220 – Installing additional memory
  • Page 222 – turn the printer off; and pull the
  • Page 223 – INTERNAL HARD DISK DRIVE; Installing the hard disk drive
  • Page 224 – DISK MAINTENANCE
  • Page 225 – Press the ITEM button to shut down the printer.; • When initializing the hard disk, any fonts, overlays or
  • Page 226 – DUPLEX UNIT; Installation; Switch off the printer and disconnect the power cable.
  • Page 227 – Connect the power cable and switch the printer on.; then press the SELECT button.; DUPLEX; • Press the VALUE button until; is displayed then press
  • Page 228 – Removing the duplex unit; The duplex unit may be removed from the printer as follows.; Reattach the original front cover, then reinstall the paper tray.
  • Page 229 – ADDITIONAL PAPER TRAYS
  • Page 233 – Installing the high capacity feeder; The high capacity feeder; be used with more than one
  • Page 237 – FINISHER
  • Page 238 – Specifications; Extra memory may be required with Duplex unit
  • Page 239 – : self powered device; Network; Print speed varies with paper size, media weight and paper feed.
  • Page 240 – Paper capacity; Optional Trays 2 and 3; Media weight; Start; Startup time
  • Page 242 – Consumables; TONER
  • Page 244 – OKI Banner Paper
  • Page 245 – OKI; OKI Premium Card Stock
  • Page 246 – Factory Default Settings
  • Page 250 – PPR EMULATION MENU
  • Page 253 – SYSTEM ADJUST MENU
  • Page 254 – Displays printer page counts and data for printer consumables.
  • Page 255 – Index
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Summary

Page 3 - Contents

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Page 4 - Change PostScript

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Page 8 - NOTE

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