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Only for the LBP7200C Series, LBP5050 Series, LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, LBP3250, LBP3310, LBP5100, LBP5300, LBP3500, LBP3300, and LBP5000
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Note
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To make use of the options installed in the printer, select the appropriate options in the [Device Settings] Sheet.
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[Print Style] (Only for the LBP7200C series, LBP3310, LBP5100, LBP5300, LBP3500, and LBP3300)
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Specifies 1-sided printing or 2-sided printing. Select one of the following.
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[1-sided Printing]
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Performs 1-sided printing (default).
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[2-sided Printing]
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Performs 2-sided printing.
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[Binding Location] (Only for the LBP7200C series, LBP5050 series, LBP3250, LBP3310, LBP5100, LBP5300, LBP3500, LBP3300, and LBP5000)
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Specifies the binding location.Select one of the following.
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When [Orientation] in the [General] sheet is set to [Portrait] or [Reverse Portrait]
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[Long Edge (Left)]
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Sets a binding margin on the left long edge (default).
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[Long Edge (Right)]
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Sets a binding margin on the right long edge.
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[Short Edge (Top)]
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Sets a binding margin on the top short edge.
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[Short Edge (Bottom)]
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Sets a binding margin on the bottom short edge.
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When [Orientation] in the [General] sheet is set to [Landscape] or [Reverse Landscape]
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[Long Edge (Top)]
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Sets a binding margin on the top long edge (default).
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[Long Edge (Bottom)]
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Sets a binding margin on the bottom long edge.
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[Short Edge (Right)]
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Sets a binding margin on the right short edge.
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[Short Edge (Left)]
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Sets a binding margin on the left short edge.
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[Gutter] (Only for the LBP7200C series, LBP5050 series, LBP3250, LBP3310, LBP5100, LBP5300, LBP3500, LBP3300, and LBP5000)
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Specifies the gutter. Clicking this button opens the [Gutter Settings] dialog box that allows you to specify the gutter between 0 and 30 mm (default is 0 mm).
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[Finishing]
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Specifies the paper output method. Select one of the following.
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[No Collate]
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Printouts of a complete job are grouped (non-sorted) (default for models other than the LBP7200C series, LBP5050 series, LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, and LBP3250).
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[Collate]
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Printouts of a complete job are collated (default for the LBP7200C series, LBP5050 series, LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, and LBP3250).
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[Paper Output] (Only for LBP3500)
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Specifies the output tray to which the printed paper is output.
Paper is output to the sub-output tray with the printed side facing up. Therefore, when printing from the first page, the paper is stacked with the page order reversed. To output paper with the pages collated in the right order when printing from the last page, make sure that the [Reverse Order] check box in the Printing Using the Driver UI dialog box is selected before printing.
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[Auto]
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An output tray is automatically selected depending on whether the sub-output tray is open or not. If the sub-output tray is open, the printed paper is output to the sub-output tray, and if the sub-output tray is closed, the printed paper is output to the output tray (default).
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[Output Tray]
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Printed paper is output to the output tray on the top of the printer with the printed side facing down. When the sub-output tray is open during printing, a message appears in Status Monitor, and printing is paused. The printer resumes printing automatically by closing the sub-output tray.
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[Sub-output Tray]
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Printed paper is output to the sub-output tray on the rear of the printer with the printed side facing up. When the sub-output tray is closed during printing, a message appears in Status Monitor, and printing is paused. The printer resumes printing automatically by opening the sub-output tray.
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[Special Print Mode] (For the LBP7200 series)
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[Special Settings 1]:
When printing envelopes, the flaps may stick to the body of the envelopes depending on the type of the envelopes or the operating environment (especially in a high-humidity environment). You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 1]. [Special Settings 2]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment (especially in a high-humidity environment), thin lines or halftone areas may come out faint. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 2]. [Special Settings 3]:
When coarse paper is used, the toner does not fix onto paper well, and the print may come out faint. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 3]. When using thin paper, do not specify [Special Settings 3]. This may result in paper wound around the fixing unit or other problems.
Before changing the setting, try to print with [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] preference pane set to [Heavy Paper 1], [Heavy Paper 2], or [Heavy Paper 3]. If the print still comes out faint, print with [Special Settings 3] specified.
[Special Settings 4]:
Depending on the printer status, residual images may appear on non-printed areas. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 4]. When printing with [Special Settings 4] specified, toner fixation may deteriorate. In this case, do not specify [Special Settings 4].
[Special Settings 5]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment, the following problems may occur. Residual images appear on non-printed areas.
Printed paper comes out wrinkled.
Output paper curls as shown in either of the following figures.
Side View
![]() Front View
![]() You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 5].
Before changing the setting, try to print with [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] preference pane specified as follows.
However, the toner may not fix onto paper well, and the printing may come out faint. If the problem is not improved, print with [Special Settings 5] specified. If you specified [Plain Paper]: Print with [Plain Paper L] specified.
If you specified [Heavy Paper 1]: Print with [Plain Paper] specified.
If you specified [Heavy Paper 2]: Print with [Heavy Paper 1] specified.
If you specified [Heavy Paper 3]: Print with [Heavy Paper 2] specified.
If you specified [Envelope H]: Print with [Envelope] specified.
If you specified [Coated Paper 2]: Print with [Coated Paper 1] specified.
If you specified [Coated Paper 3]: Print with [Coated Paper 2] specified.
If you specify [Special Settings 5], printing speed drops.
If paper curl is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 5], you may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 15].
[Special Settings 6]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment, the following problems may occur. The toner does not fix onto paper well, and the printing comes out faint.
Output paper curls as shown in either of the following figures.
Side View
![]() Front View
![]() You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 6].
Before changing the setting, try to print with [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] preference pane specified as follows.
However, residual images may appear on non-printed areas. If the problem is not improved, print with [Special Settings 6] specified. If you specified [Plain Paper L]: Print with [Plain Paper] specified.
If you specified [Plain Paper]: Print with [Heavy Paper 1] specified.
If you specified [Heavy Paper 1]: Print with [Heavy Paper 2] specified.
If you specified [Heavy Paper 2]: Print with [Heavy Paper 3] specified.
If you specified [Envelope]: Print with [Envelope H] specified.
If you specified [Coated Paper 1]: Print with [Coated Paper 2] specified.
If you specified [Coated Paper 2]: Print with [Coated Paper 3] specified.
If paper curl is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 6], you may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 15].
[Special Settings 7]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment, smudge marks of spattering toner may appear around the text or patterns. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 7]. [Special Settings 8]:
When printing on paper with a glossy surface, toner may get on the non-printed areas. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 8]. [Special Settings 9]:
When printing images, thin, longitudinal lines may appear on the printed images. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 9]. [Special Settings 10]:
When printing paper of which multiple sheets tend to be fed at a time, a paper jam may occur. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 10]. [Special Settings 11]:
When printing images of blue color system, this may result in poor print quality, such as spotty or scaly print. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 11]. When printing with [Special Settings 11] specified, the above-mentioned symptom may become worse depending on the printer status. In this case, do not specify [Special Settings 11].
[Special Settings 12]:
Depending on the paper type, images on the second previous page may be printed faintly* on continuous printing. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 12]. * For example, images on the third page are printed faintly on the fifth page.
If the problem is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 12], you may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 13].
[Special Settings 13]:
If the problem is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 12], you may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 13]. [Special Settings 14]:
If the printer has not printed for a long time, thin lateral lines may appear in halftone areas of printed paper. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 14]. [Special Settings 15]:
If paper curl is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 5] or [Special Settings 6], you may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 15]. If you specify [Special Settings 15], the paper is partially output once, is fed again, and then is output.
* Do not touch the paper until it is output to the output tray completely.
If you specify [Special Settings 15], printing speed drops.
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[Special Print Mode] (For the LBP5050 series)
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[Special Settings 1]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment (especially in a high-humidity environment), images in which two or more colors (especially red, blue, and green) are overlaid may come out faint. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 1]. [Special Settings 2]:
When printing envelopes, the flaps may stick to the body of the envelopes depending on the type of the envelopes or the operating environment (especially in a high-humidity environment). You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 2]. [Special Settings 3]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment (especially in a high-humidity environment), thin lines or halftone areas may come out faint. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 3]. [Special Settings 4]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment (especially in a low-humidity environment), smudge marks of spattering toner may appear around the text or patterns. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 4]. When using paper that has been stored in an environment high in temperature and humidity, do not specify [Special Settings 4]. This may result in deterioration in print quality.
If the problem is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 4], you may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 8].
[Special Settings 5]:
When coarse paper is used, the toner does not fix onto paper well, and the printed paper may come out faint. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 5]. When using thin paper, do not specify [Special Settings 5]. This may result in paper wound around the fixing unit or other problems.
Before specifying [Special Settings 5], try to print with [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] preferences pane set to [Heavy Paper 1] or [Heavy Paper 2]. If the printed paper still comes out faint, print with [Special Settings 5] specified.
[Special Settings 6]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment (especially in a high-humidity or high-temperature environment), the following problems may occur. Residual images appear on non-printed areas.
Printed paper comes out wrinkled.
Output paper curls as shown in either of the following figures.
Side View
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![]() You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 6].
If the problem is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 6], set this option to [Off], and then specify [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] preferences pane as follows. However, the toner may not fix onto paper well, and the printing may come out faint.
If [Plain Paper] is specified: Specify [Plain Paper L] and print.
If [Heavy Paper 1] is specified: Specify [Plain Paper] and print.
If [Heavy Paper 2] is specified: Specify [Heavy Paper 1] and print.
If [Envelope H] is specified: Specify [Envelope] and print.
If [Coated Paper 2] is specified: Specify [Coated Paper 1] and print.
If [Coated Paper 3] is specified: Specify [Coated Paper 2] and print.
If [Coated Paper 4] is specified: Specify [Coated Paper 3] and print.
[Special Settings 7]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment (especially in a low-humidity or low-temperature environment), the following problems may occur. The toner does not fix onto paper well, and the printing comes out faint.
Output paper curls as shown in either of the following figures.
Side View
![]() Front View
![]() You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 7].
If the problem is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 7], set this option to [Off], and then specify [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] preferences pane as follows. However, residual images may appear on non-printed areas.
If [Plain Paper L] is specified: Specify [Plain Paper] and print.
If [Plain Paper] is specified: Specify [Heavy Paper 1] and print.
If [Heavy Paper 1] is specified: Specify [Heavy Paper 2] and print.
If [Envelope] is specified: Specify [Envelope H] and print.
If [Coated Paper 1] is specified: Specify [Coated Paper 2] and print.
If [Coated Paper 2] is specified: Specify [Coated Paper 3] and print.
If [Coated Paper 3] is specified: Specify [Coated Paper 4] and print.
[Special Settings 8]:
Even if [Special Settings 4] is specified, smudge marks of spattering toner may appear around the text or patterns. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 8]. [Special Settings 9]:
When printing on paper with a glossy surface, toner may get on the non-printed areas. In this case, you may be able to improve the printout results by specifying [Special Settings 9]. [Special Settings 10]:
Depending on the paper type, images on the second previous page may be printed faintly* on continuous printing. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 10]. *For example, images on the third page are printed faintly on the fifth page.
If the problem is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 10], select [Device Settings] - [Assisting Print Settings] in the [Options] menu in the Status Monitor, and then select the [Clean Every 2 Sheets in Continuous Print] check box in the [Assisting Print Settings] dialog box, and then print the document.
Normally, use the printer with the check box cleared. Select the check box only if the problem is not improved even by specifying [Special Settings 10]. If the check box is selected, printing speed may drop. |
[Special Print Mode] (Only for LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, and LBP3250)
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This option provides settings for solving the problems related to the printing quality. Specify them after fully reading respective description.
Normally, use the printer with this option set to [Off]. Change the setting for this option only if the following problems occur.
[Special Settings 1]:
Depending on the paper type or the operating environment (especially in a low-humidity environment), smudge marks of spattering toner may appear around the text or patterns. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 1].
When using paper that has been stored in an environment high in temperature and humidity, do not specify [Special Settings 1]. This may result in deterioration in print quality.
[Special Settings 2]:
When light is projected on vellum paper (semi-transparent paper) printed by this printer, the printed areas may transmit the light. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 2].
If you want to specify [Special Settings 2], set [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] sheet to [Plain Paper].
[Special Settings 3]:
When you print a document of highly contrasting density, the outlines of the text or images may whiten.You may be able to improve the problem by specifying [Special Settings 3].
Printing with [Special Settings 3] specified decreases print density compared to when [Off] is specified.
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[Special Print Adjustment A] (For LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, and LBP3250)
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Depending on the paper type or the operating environment, vertical streaks may appear on the printed paper. In this case, specify [Mode 1] for this option.
If the problem is not solved by specifying [Mode 1], specify [Mode 2].
If the problem is not solved by specifying [Mode 2], specify [Mode 3].
If the problem is not solved by specifying [Mode 3], specify [Mode 4].
Resetting the setting to [Off] due to change in paper type or operating environment may also avoid vertical streaks appearing on the printed paper. In this case, specify [Off].
Vertical streaks are alleviated by specifying [Mode N] (N = 1 to 4). However, this decreases print density compared to when [Off] is specified. This may also make outlines appear to be blurred or slightly jagged.
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[Special Print Adjustment A] (For LBP3310)
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Depending on the paper type or the operating environment, vertical streaks may appear on the printed paper. In this case, specify [Mode 2] for this option.
If the problem is not solved by specifying [Mode 2], specify [Mode 3].
If the problem is not solved by specifying [Mode 3], specify [Mode 4].
Resetting the setting to [Mode 1] due to change in paper type or operating environment may also avoid vertical streaks appearing on the printed paper. In this case, specify [Mode 1].
Vertical streaks are alleviated by specifying [Mode 2], [Mode 3], or [Mode 4]. However, this decreases print density compared to when [Mode 1] is specified. This may also make outlines appear to be blurred or slightly jagged.
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[Special Print Adjustment B] (Only for LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, LBP3250, and LBP3310)
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After the toner cartridge is replaced or if the printer has not printed for a long period of time, vertical streaks may appear on the printed paper.In this case, specify [Mode 1] for this option.
If the problem is not solved by specifying [Mode 1], specify [Mode 2].
If the problem is not solved by specifying [Mode 2], specify [Mode 3].
Selecting [Off] may also avoid vertical streaks appearing on the printed paper. In this case, specify [Off].
If [Special Print Adjustment B] is specified, printing speed may drop.
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[Special Smoothing Mode] (Only for the LBP7200C series and LBP5050 series)
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[Mode 1]:
Normally, use the printer with this option set to [Mode 1]. [Mode 2]:
If color unevenness is found in the diagrams (especially in those dark in density) printed with [Mode 1] specified, specify [Mode 2]. If you specify [Mode 2], outlines of diagrams may not be printed being smoothed out.
[Mode 3]:
If color unevenness is found in letters, lines, and diagrams on the paper printed with [Mode 1] specified, specify [Mode 3]. If you specify [Mode 3], outlines of letters, lines, and diagrams may not be printed being smoothed out.
[Mode 4]:
If outlines of letters, lines, and diagrams are not printed being smoothed out when you print with [Mode 1] specified, specify [Mode 4]. If you specify [Mode 4], color unevenness may be found in letters, lines, diagrams, and images (such as photographic images).
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[Finishing Details]
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Specifies the finishing details and print mode appropriate to the paper. Clicking this button opens the [Finishing Details] dialog box that allows you to specify the following settings.
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[Detect Paper Size] (For the LBP7200C series)
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If the check box for this option is selected when the printer is under either (1) or (2) of the following circumstances, a message appears in the Status Monitor, and the job is paused.
(1) When paper is printed from the paper cassette, and the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from that specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box in the Status Monitor.
(2) If the setting for [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from that for the previous job when paper is printed from the multi-purpose tray
When printing on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], for (1), load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette, and then set the setting for the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box to the appropriate paper size; for (2), load the appropriate paper in the multi-purpose tray. If the check box for this option is cleared, no message appears, and the job uses the currently loaded paper even when the settings for the paper size are different from each other. When [Paper Source] is set to [Multi-purpose Tray], the following jobs use the currently loaded paper without displaying a message regardless of the setting for [Paper Size].
A job that takes place immediately after reloading paper
A job that takes place immediately after turning the power ON/OFF
If [Paper Source] is set to [Auto], perform the following procedure regardless of the setting for this option.
When paper is fed from the paper cassette
In case where the paper type is plain paper or envelope: When the setting for [Paper Size] is different from the one specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box, the job is paused. If you want to print from the paper cassette, load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette. If the appropriate paper is loaded, specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box. If you want to print from the multi-purpose tray, load paper in the multi-purpose tray. In case where the paper type is other than plain paper or envelope: The job is paused. If you want to print from the paper cassette, cancel the job once, set [Paper Source] to [Cassette 1] or [Cassette 2], and then print again. If you want to print from the multi-purpose tray, load paper in the multi-purpose tray. When paper is fed from the multi-purpose tray
The printer checks the paper size. |
[Detect Paper Size] (For the LBP5050 series)
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Specify whether the printer should detect the paper size when paper is printed from the paper cassette.
If the check box for this option is selected when the printer is under the following circumstances, a message appears in the Status Monitor, and the job is paused. If the paper size specified in [Paper Size] is different from that specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box in the Status Monitor.
If you want to print on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], load the appropriate paper and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box. If the check box for this option is cleared, no message appears, and the job uses the currently loaded paper even when the settings for the paper size are different from each other. If [Paper Source] is set to [Auto], perform the following procedure regardless of the setting for this option.
When [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] sheet is set to [Plain Paper], [Plain Paper L], [Envelope], or [Envelope H]: When the setting for [Paper Size] is different from the one specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box, the job is paused (If paper is loaded in the manual feed slot, however, the printer does not pause the job but prints using the paper).
If you want to print from the paper cassette, load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box. If you want to print from the manual feed slot, load paper in the manual feed slot. When [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] sheet is set to [Heavy Paper 1], [Heavy Paper 2], [Transparency], [Glossy Film], [Label], [Coated Paper 1], [Coated Paper 2], [Coated Paper 3], or [Coated Paper 4]: The job is paused (If paper is loaded in the manual feed slot, however, the printer does not pause the job but prints using the paper).
If you want to print from the manual feed slot, load paper in the manual feed slot. If you want to print from the paper cassette, cancel the job once, set [Paper Source] in the [Paper Source] sheet to [Cassette 1], and then print again. |
[Detect Paper Size] (For LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, and LBP3250)
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Specify whether the printer should detect the paper size when paper is printed.
If the check box for this option is selected, a message is displayed in Status Monitor, and the job is paused when the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from that of the previous job.
If you want to print on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], load the appropriate paper and click [Resume] in Status Monitor.
If you want to print the currently loaded paper, click [Resume] in Status Monitor.
If the check box for this option is cleared, the job uses the currently loaded paper regardless of the setting for [Paper Size].
A job that takes place immediately after cycling the power of the printer uses the currently loaded paper regardless of the setting for this option or [Paper Size].
If the check box for this option is selected, a message appears, and the job is paused also when the paper size for the job is changed during printing.
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[Detect Paper Size in Cassette] (For LBP3310)
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Specify whether the printer should detect the paper size when paper is printed from the paper cassette.
If the check box for this option is selected, a message is displayed in Status Monitor, and the job is paused when the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from that specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box in Status Monitor.
If you want to print on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], load the appropriate paper and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box.
If the check box for this option is cleared, no message appears, and the job uses the currently loaded paper even when the settings for the paper size are different from each other.
If [Paper Source] is set to [Auto], the printer checks the paper size regardless of the setting for this option.
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[Detect Paper Size] (For LBP5100)
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If the check box for this option is selected when the printer is under either (1) or (2) of the following circumstances, a message is displayed in Status Monitor, and the job is paused.
(1) When paper is printed from the paper cassette, and the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from that specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box in Status Monitor
(2) When the size of the paper loaded in the paper cassette is smaller than the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet *
*If the size of the paper loaded in the paper cassette is larger than the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet, the printer prints without displaying a message. However, margins should be larger than usual.
When printing on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box.
If the check box for this option is cleared, no message appears, and the job uses the currently loaded paper even when the settings for the paper size are different from each other.
If [Paper Source] is set to [Auto], perform the following procedure regardless of the setting for this option.
When [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] sheet is set to [Plain Paper], [Plain Paper L], [Envelope], or [Envelope L]: When the setting for [Paper Size] is different from the one specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box, the job is paused (If paper is loaded in the manual feed slot, however, the printer does not pause the job but prints using the paper).
If you want to print from the paper cassette, load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box.
If you want to print from the manual feed slot, load paper in the manual feed slot.
When [Paper Type] in the [Paper Source] sheet is set to [Heavy Paper 1], [Heavy Paper 2], [Transparency], or [Label]: The job is paused (If paper is loaded in the manual feed slot, however, the printer does not pause the job but prints using the paper).
If you want to print from the manual feed slot, load paper in the manual feed slot.
If you want to print from the paper cassette, cancel the job once, set [Paper Source] in the [Paper Source] sheet to [Cassette 1] or [Cassette 2], and then print again.
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[Detect Paper Size] (For LBP5300)
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If the check box for this option is selected when the printer is under either (1) or (2) of the following circumstances, a message is displayed in Status Monitor, and the job is paused.
(1) When paper is printed from the paper cassette, and the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from that specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box in Status Monitor
(2) When paper is printed from the multi-purpose tray, and the setting for [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from that for the previous job
When printing on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], for (1), load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette again, and then set the setting for the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box to the appropriate paper size; for (2), load the appropriate paper in the multi-purpose tray.
If the check box for this option is cleared, no message appears, and the job uses the currently loaded paper even when the settings for the paper size are different from each other.
When [Paper Source] is set to [Manual Feed], the following jobs use the currently loaded paper without displaying a message regardless of the setting for [Paper Size].
A job that takes place immediately after turning the power ON/OFF
A job that takes place immediately after resuming from sleep mode
A job that takes place immediately after reloading paper
If [Paper Source] is set to [Auto], the printer checks the paper size regardless of the setting for this option.
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[Detect Paper Size] (For LBP3500)
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If the check box for this option is selected, a message is displayed in Status Monitor, and the job is paused when the setting for [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from that for the previous job.
When printing on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], load the appropriate paper in the multi-purpose tray.
However, jobs that take place immediately after turning the power ON/OFF, resuming from sleep mode, or reloading paper use the currently loaded paper without displaying a message regardless of the setting for [Paper Size].
If this check box is cleared, the job uses the currently loaded paper without displaying a message even if the settings for the paper size are different from each other. (However, printing speed may drop.)
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[Detect Paper Size in Cassette] (For LBP3300)
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This option enables you to specify whether to check the paper size and pause a print job temporarily when [Paper Source] in the [Paper Source] sheet is set to [Cassette 1] or [Cassette 2] (the optional paper feeder).
If the check box for this option is selected, a message is displayed, and the job is paused when the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from the paper size specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box in Status Monitor.
When printing on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box.
If the check box for this option is cleared, no message appears, and the job uses the currently loaded paper even when the settings for the paper size are different from each other.If [Paper Source] is set to [Auto], perform the following procedure regardless of the setting for this option.
When the settings for [Paper Size] and the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box are different from each other, a message appears, and the job is paused.
When printing on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box or load the appropriate paper in the manual feed slot.
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[Detect Paper Size] (For LBP5000)
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This option enables you to specify whether to check the paper size and pause a print job temporarily when [Paper Source] in the [Paper Source] sheet is set to [Cassette 1] or [Cassette 2] (the optional paper feeder).
If the check box for this option is selected, a message is displayed, and the job is paused when the paper size specified in [Paper Size] in the [General] sheet is different from the paper size specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box in Status Monitor.
When printing on paper of the size specified in [Paper Size], load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box.
If the check box for this option is cleared, no message appears, and the job uses the currently loaded paper even when the settings for the paper size are different from each other.
When [Paper Source] is set to [Manual Feed], the paper loaded in the manual feed slot is used for printing regardless of the setting for this option.
If [Paper Source] is set to [Auto], perform the following procedure regardless of the setting for this option.
When the setting for [Paper Size] is different from the paper size specified in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box, the paper loaded in the manual feed slot is used for printing.
If there is no paper in the manual feed slot, load the appropriate paper in the paper cassette and specify the appropriate paper size in the [Register Paper Size in Cassettes] dialog box, or load paper in the manual feed slot.
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[Rotate Print Data 180 Degrees]
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Prints with the image 180 degrees rotated.
This option is useful for printing envelopes and Index Card size media that can be fed only in specific orientations.
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[Use Skip Blank Pages Mode] (Only for the LBP7200C series, LBP5050 series, LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, LBP3250, LBP3310, LBP5100, LBP5300, LBP3500, LBP3300, and LBP5000)
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When the check box for this option is selected, blank paper is not output if the job includes blank pages.
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[Image Refinement] (Only for LBP3010, LBP3018, LBP3050, LBP3100, LBP3108, LBP3150, LBP3250, LBP3310, and LBP3500)
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Specifies whether to apply Image Refinement.
When Image Refinement is applied, jagged lines of text and graphics are printed smoothly.
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[On]
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Applies Image Refinement (default).
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[Off]
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Prints without applying Image Refinement.
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[Fixing Mode] (For LBP5300)
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Switches the fixing mode of the printer when printing coated paper (121 to 160 g/m2).
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[Off]
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Prints without using the fixing mode. Select [Off] when performing 2-sided printing (default).
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[Mode 1]
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Specify when printing coated paper (121 to 160 g/m2).
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[Print on the Other Side] (Only for LBP5300 and LBP5000)
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It is not recommended to print the other side of previously printed paper. However, if you have to print on both sides of paper, select the [Print on the Other Side] check box when printing the other side of the previously printed paper.
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[Wrinkles Correction at Output] (Only for LBP3250)
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Depending on the paper type or the operating environment, the printed paper may come out wrinkled.
In this case, specify [Level 1] for this option.
If the problem is not solved by specifying [Level 1], specify [Level 2].
Selecting [Off] due to change in paper type or operating environment may also avoid the printed paper coming out wrinkled.
In this case, specify [Off].
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[Paper Curl Correction at Output] (Only for LBP5100)
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Depending on the paper type or the operating environment (especially in a high-humidity environment), the printed paper may curl. You may be able to improve the problem by specifying this option.
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[Off]
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Prints without correcting paper curl (default).
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[Front Side Correction (Minus Curl)]
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Specify this option when the paper output to the output tray curls as shown in the following figure.
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[Back Side Correction (Plus Curl)]
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Specify this option when the paper output to the output tray curls as shown in the following figure.
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[OK]
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Enables the settings for only the current print job.
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[Save]
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Stores the current settings as the default print settings. These settings will remain effective until updated.
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[Cancel]
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The settings are not updated to the current settings, and the default print settings remain effective.
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