Epson AcuLaser C4000 Referencia rápida
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Control Panel Operation
The control panel is made up of three
elements: a liquid crystal display (LCD)
panel, indicator lights, and buttons. The
LCD panel and indicator lights tell you the
current status of the printer, and you can use
the control panel buttons to make printer
settings, check consumable products, and
print status sheets. However, settings made
in your application and in the printer driver
usually override settings made at the control
panel.
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6
10
1
LCD panel:
2, 3,
Up/Enter/Down/
4, 5
Back buttons:
8
7
Displays printer status
messages and control
panel menu settings.
Use these buttons to
access the control
panel menus, where
you can make printer
settings and check the
status of consumable
products. For
instructions on how to
use each button, see
"Using the control
panel buttons."
EPSON AcuLaser C4000 Quick Reference
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Job Cancel button: Press once to cancel
7
Start/Stop button
1
2
3
4
8
Ready light:
9
9
Error light:
10
Data light:
the current print job.
Press down for more
than two seconds to
delete all jobs from the
printer memory,
including jobs the
printer is currently
receiving, saving to
the Hard Disk Drive,
or printing.
: Switches the printer
between ready and
offline status.
When the error light is
flashing, pressing this
button clears the error
and switches the
printer to ready status.
On when the printer is
ready, indicating that
the printer is ready to
receive and print data.
When the printer is not
ready, this light is off.
On or flashes when an
error has occurred.
On when print data is
stored in the print
buffer (the section of
printer memory
reserved for receiving
data) but not yet
printed.
Flashing when the
printer is processing
data.
Off when no data
remains in the print
buffer.
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