Microcom 360C User manual

360C Operator’s Manual
880076-0101
Rev.2

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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS........................................................................................................2
READ THIS FIRST...............................................................................................................9
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...................................................................................................10
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS................................................................................................11
OTHER CAUTIONS ...........................................................................................................13
REGARDING THE PRINTING OF PAPER CURRENCY AND SECURITIES,ETC..................................13
REGARDING THE PREVENTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE .....................................13
REGARDING THE REGULATION OF HARMONIC WAVES.............................................13
TRADEMARKS...................................................................................................................13
SCREENS..........................................................................................................................14
MARKS................................................................................................................................14
SYMBOLS ............................................................................................................................14
ILLUSTRATIONS....................................................................................................................14
LICENSES..........................................................................................................................15
UNPACKING......................................................................................................................17
HOW TO UNPACK THE MACHINE ...................................................................................18
CHECKING THE ACCESSORIES......................................................................................18
INSTALLING CONSUMABLES..........................................................................................20
USING THE MACHINE......................................................................................................24
INSTALLATION..................................................................................................................25
INSTALLATION ENVIRONMENT................................................................................................25
INSTALLATION SPACE...........................................................................................................26
NAMES OF COMPONENTS..............................................................................................27
FRONT VIEW........................................................................................................................27
REAR VIEW...........................................................................................................................27
SIDE OF THE MACHINE..........................................................................................................28
INSIDE OF THE MACHINE.......................................................................................................29
INSTALLING OPTIONS......................................................................................................30
INSTALLING THE WIRELESS LAN MODULE..............................................................................30
INSTALLING THE PRESENTER UNIT.........................................................................................33
ENABLE THE PRESENTER UNIT..............................................................................................37
TURNING ON OR OFF THE MACHINE.............................................................................38
ABOUT THE POWER SUPPLY .................................................................................................38
TURNING ON THE MACHINE ..................................................................................................40
TURNING OFF THE MACHINE.................................................................................................41
CONNECTING A LAN CABLE ...........................................................................................42

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CONNECTING VIA WIRELESS LAN.................................................................................43
PREPARING TO CONNECT VIA WIRELESS LAN........................................................................43
CONNECTING VIA AN ACCESS POINT (INFRASTRUCTURE).........................................................43
DIRECTLY CONNECTING TO THE MACHINE (AP MODE)............................................................45
USING BOTH A WIRED LAN AND WIRELESS LAN CONNECTION................................46
CONNECTING A USB CABLE...........................................................................................47
INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER TO A COMPUTER.................................................48
USING THE OPERATION PANEL ....................................................................................50
NAME AND FUNCTION.....................................................................................................51
DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY.....................................................................................52
WHEN PRINTING CAN BE PERFORMED ..................................................................................52
WHEN AN ERROR HAS OCCURRED IN THE MACHINE ...............................................................52
WHEN THE MACHINE IS IN THE MENU MODE...........................................................................52
ENTERING AND VIEWING THE MENU ............................................................................53
ENTERING CHARACTERS ...............................................................................................55
PRINTING A DEMONSTRATION PAGE............................................................................56
ADJUSTING THE VOLUME...............................................................................................57
SETTING THE VOLUME..........................................................................................................57
SETTING THE VOLUME FOR THE PRINTING COMPLETE BUZZER ................................................58
CHECKING INFORMATION ABOUT THE MACHINE........................................................59
PRINTING AND CHECKING A REPORT .....................................................................................59
CHECKING THE OPERATION PANEL........................................................................................59
SETTING THE POWER SAVE MODE TRANSITION TIME...............................................60
SETTING THE SLEEP MODE TRANSITION TIME ...........................................................61
PRECAUTIONS FOR THE POWER SAVE FUNCTION.....................................................62
SETTING THE AUTO POWER OFF TIME.........................................................................63
ENABLING AUTO POWER OFF ...............................................................................................63
SETTING THE TIME UNTIL AUTO POWER OFF .........................................................................63
INITIALIZING THE FLASH MEMORY................................................................................64
INITIALIZING THE NETWORK SETTINGS........................................................................65
INITIALIZING THE SETTINGS OF THE MACHINE...........................................................66
CHANGING THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD............................................................67
CORRECTING THE COLOR DENSITY.............................................................................68
ADJUSTING THE COLOR BALANCE (DENSITY).............................................................69
CORRECTING COLOR SHIFT ..........................................................................................70
ADJUSTING THE PAPER SENSORS (SENSOR CALIBRATION) ....................................71
MENU LIST ........................................................................................................................72
DEMO PAGE.....................................................................................................................72

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CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................72
PRINT INFO......................................................................................................................74
MENUS .............................................................................................................................75
ADMIN SETUP..................................................................................................................78
PRINT STATISTICS..........................................................................................................86
CALIBRATION ..................................................................................................................86
WIRELESSSETTING........................................................................................................88
WIRELESS(AP MODE) SETTING....................................................................................88
BOOT MENU.....................................................................................................................89
LOADING PAPER.............................................................................................................91
AVAILABLE PAPER SIZES................................................................................................92
PAPER SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................................93
PAPER STORAGE.............................................................................................................99
FLOW OF LOADING PAPER...........................................................................................100
SETTING PAPER INFORMATION ON THE OPERATION PANEL..................................101
SETTING THE PAPER SENSORS..................................................................................103
CHECKING THE PAPER SENSOR POSITION ...........................................................................103
ADJUSTING THE PAPER SENSOR POSITION ..........................................................................106
ATTACHING THE GUIDE RIBS.......................................................................................108
LOADING PAPER............................................................................................................110
FEEDING THE PAPER ....................................................................................................112
PRINTING .......................................................................................................................113
REGISTERING PAPER INFORMATION TO THE PRINTER DRIVER.............................114
ADJUSTING THE PAPER SENSORS (SENSOR CALIBRATION)....................................................115
PRINTING FROM A COMPUTER....................................................................................116
PRINTER DRIVER SCREENS AND FUNCTIONS...........................................................117
[SETUP]TAB......................................................................................................................117
[COLOR]TAB.....................................................................................................................118
[OVERLAYS]TAB................................................................................................................119
[EXTEND]TAB....................................................................................................................120
REGISTERING FREQUENTLY USED SETTINGS (FAVORITES) ..................................121
SPECIFYING THE PRINT ORIENTATION.......................................................................122
ROTATING THE PRINT RESULT 180 DEGREES...........................................................123
SPECIFYING THE NUMBER OF PRINTS.......................................................................124
PRINTING FROM THE LAST PAGE................................................................................125
CUTTING EVERY SPECIFIED NUMBER OF PAGES.....................................................126
CHANGING THE PRINT QUALITY..................................................................................127
PRINTING WITH THE PHOTO MODE.............................................................................128
CORRECTING BARCODES FOR PRINTING..................................................................129

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CHANGING THE COLOR SETTINGS..............................................................................130
REDUCING TONER CONSUMPTION WHEN PRINTING...............................................131
OVERLAYING TEXT OR LOGOS WHEN PRINTING......................................................132
REGISTERING PRINT DOCUMENTS AS NEW FORMS................................................133
SAVINGTHEDOCUMENTSTOPRINTASFILESINTHEFORMFORMAT .....................134
PRINTING HIDDEN TEXT (WATERMARKS)...................................................................135
PRINTING WITH A SPECIFIED FONT ............................................................................136
ADJUSTING THE RENDERING POSITION.....................................................................137
REDUCING THE SIZE OF SPOOL FILES (DISABLING EMF)........................................138
KEEPING THE PAGE LAYOUT WHEN RESIZING A DOCUMENT ................................139
CORRECTING FAINTNESS IN THIN LINES AND SMALL TEXT....................................140
EXECUTING DRUM CLEANING BEFORE PRINTING....................................................141
SKIPPING BLANK PAGES...............................................................................................142
PRINTING USING THE PRESENTER UNIT....................................................................143
REMOVING THE WINDOWS PRINTER DRIVER............................................................145
REPLACING CONSUMABLES .......................................................................................147
CAUTIONS FOR REPLACING CONSUMABLES ............................................................148
REPLACING THE TONER CARTRIDGE.........................................................................150
REPLACING THE IMAGE DRUM UNIT...........................................................................152
WHEN THE LIGHTPROOF FILM IS DIRTY.....................................................................158
REPLACING THE FUSER UNIT......................................................................................159
REPLACING THE TRANSFER BELT UNIT.....................................................................163
REPLACING THE FEED ROLLER...................................................................................167
REPLACING THE PAPER FEED ROLLER......................................................................173
CLEANING THE MACHINE.............................................................................................179
CLEANING THE SURFACE OF THE MACHINE .............................................................180
CLEANING THE LED HEAD............................................................................................181
CLEANING THE FEED ROLLERS...................................................................................183
CLEANING THE PAPER FEED ROLLERS......................................................................186
TROUBLESHOOTING.....................................................................................................187
WHEN THE LED LIGHTS UP...........................................................................................188
WHEN THE PAPER IS JAMMED.....................................................................................189
ERROR 381 (PAPER ON THE TRANSFER BELT UNIT) .............................................................189
ERROR 382 (PAPER JAMMED IN THE FUSER UNIT)................................................................192
ERROR 380/390 (PAPER JAMMED NEAR THE CUTTER).........................................................196
CANCELING PRINTING...................................................................................................198

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PRESSING «CANCEL»BUTTON.........................................................................................198
CANCELING FROM A COMPUTER..........................................................................................198
CANNOT PRINT...............................................................................................................199
LIST OF MESSAGES.......................................................................................................200
CONNECTION PROBLEMS.............................................................................................208
NETWORK CONNECTION PROBLEMS....................................................................................208
WIRELESS LAN CONNECTION PROBLEMS............................................................................208
USB CONNECTION PROBLEMS............................................................................................210
PRINT RESULT PROBLEMS...........................................................................................211
LIST OF PRINT RESULT PROBLEMS......................................................................................211
WHITE STREAKS APPEAR IN THE VERTICAL DIRECTION .........................................................212
HORIZONTAL WHITE STREAKS PERIODICALLY APPEAR IN THE PAPER FEED DIRECTION ...........212
THE PRINTING IS FAINT IN THE VERTICAL DIRECTION ............................................................213
PRINTING IS LIGHT.............................................................................................................213
WHITE DOTS AND LINES APPEAR ........................................................................................214
CONDENSATION OCCURS IN THE PRINTED PAPER..................................................................214
STREAKS APPEAR IN THE VERTICAL DIRECTION....................................................................214
DOTS AND HORIZONTAL STREAKS PERIODICALLY APPEAR IN THE PAPER FEED DIRECTION......215
WHITE BACKGROUND AREAS ARE FAINTLY DIRTY ................................................................215
BLEEDING OCCURS AROUND TEXT......................................................................................216
TONER COMES OFF WHEN RUBBED.....................................................................................216
GLOSS IS UNEVEN .............................................................................................................216
BLACK DOTS OR WHITE DOTS APPEAR................................................................................217
DIRT IS PRINTED................................................................................................................217
THE ENTIRE PAGE IS PRINTED IN BLACK..............................................................................217
NOTHING IS PRINTED........................................................................................................218
PARTS OF THE IMAGE ARE MISSING.....................................................................................218
THE AREA AROUND THE IMAGE IS DIRTY..............................................................................218
THE COLORS OF THE IMAGE ARE UNEXPECTED ..................................................................219
THE BLACK OF CMY 100% IS LIGHT...................................................................................219
THE PRECISION OF THE BARCODE READING IS LOW............................................................220
SOFTWARE PROBLEMS ................................................................................................221
WEB BROWSER PROBLEMS ................................................................................................221
WINDOWS PROBLEMS ........................................................................................................221
MACHINE PROBLEMS....................................................................................................223
THE MACHINE DOES NOT OPERATE ....................................................................................223
NOTHING IS DISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN WHEN THE POWER IS TURNED ON...........................223
PRINTING DOES NOT START...............................................................................................223
PRINT DATA IS NOT SENT...................................................................................................224
AN ABNORMAL SMELL IS EMITTED.......................................................................................224
ARESONANT SOUND IS EMITTED........................................................................................224
PRINTING STOPS BEFORE IT IS COMPLETE ..........................................................................225
MEMORY RUNS OUT ..........................................................................................................225
PRINTING IS SLOW.............................................................................................................225
THE POWER TURNS OFF AUTOMATICALLY ...........................................................................225
PAPER PROBLEMS ........................................................................................................226

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PAPER JAMS FREQUENTLY OCCUR/THE PAPER IS PULLED IN AT AN ANGLE............................226
THE MACHINE DOES NOT RECOVER WHEN THE PAPER JAM IS REMOVED ..............................226
THE PAPER CURLS/THE PAPER WRINKLES ..........................................................................226
THE PAPER GETS STUCK IN THE ROLLER OF THE FUSER UNIT...............................................227
PAPER STICKS TO THE TRANSFER BELT UNIT.......................................................................227
PAPER CORNERS ARE FOLDED...........................................................................................227
THE "308:PAPER JAM" ERROR OCCURS WHEN PAPER IS NOT LOADED .................................227
WHEN A POWER FAILURE OCCURS............................................................................228
MOVING THE MACHINE .................................................................................................229
TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE ...................................................................................230
BEFORE LEAVING THE MACHINE.................................................................................231
MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE..........................................................................................233
TYPE OF SOFTWARE.....................................................................................................234
INSTALLING SOFTWARE ...............................................................................................235
WEB PAGE......................................................................................................................236
WEB PAGE SETTINGS.........................................................................................................236
STARTING THE WEB PAGE..................................................................................................239
LOGGING IN AS THE ADMINISTRATOR ...................................................................................240
CHECKING OR CHANGING THE STATUS OF THE MACHINE.......................................................242
ENCRYPTING COMMUNICATION (SSL/TLS)..........................................................................244
USING IPP........................................................................................................................247
ENCRYPTING COMMUNICATION (IPSEC)...............................................................................248
USING THE IP ADDRESS ACCESS CONTROL FUNCTION (IP FILTER)........................................253
USING THE MAC ADDRESS ACCESS CONTROL FUNCTION.....................................................254
E-MAIL ALERT...................................................................................................................255
USING SNMPV..................................................................................................................257
USING IEEE802.1X (WIRED LAN)......................................................................................258
CONFIGURING IEEE802.1X (WIRELESS LAN).....................................................................261
CONFIGURATION TOOL.................................................................................................264
REGISTERING THE MACHINE ...............................................................................................264
STARTING THE CONFIGURATION TOOL.................................................................................264
CHECKING THE STATUS OF THE MACHINE ............................................................................265
CHANGING THE MENU SETTINGS.........................................................................................266
COPYING SETTINGS (CLONING)...........................................................................................270
CONFIGURING THE NETWORK .............................................................................................272
REGISTERING FORMS (FORM OVERLAY)..............................................................................274
REGISTERING A DEMONSTRATION PAGE ..............................................................................277
CHECKING THE FREE MEMORY/STORAGE SPACE .................................................................280
REMOVING THE MACHINE ...................................................................................................281
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF EACH SCREEN ..........................................................................282
STATUS MONITOR .........................................................................................................284
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS....................................................................................................284
STARTING THE STATUS MONITOR........................................................................................284
DISPLAYING THE PRINTER STATUS ......................................................................................285
SWITCHING THE PRINTER SETTINGS....................................................................................286

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SWITCHING THE STATUS MONITOR SETTINGS.......................................................................287
SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................................................289
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS..........................................................................................290
PRINTING SPECIFICATIONS..........................................................................................291
NETWORK RELATED......................................................................................................292
WIRELESS LAN SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................292
LIST OF INCLUDED FONTS............................................................................................293
CONSUMABLES/MAINTENANCE PARTS/OPTIONS.....................................................294

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Read This First
Safety Precautions
General Precautions
Other Cautions
Trademarks
Screens
Licenses
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Safety Precautions
Ignoring these instructions and improperly handling the machine may lead to
death or serious injury.
Ignoring these instructions and improperly handling the machine may lead to
injury.

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General Precautions
Do not touch the safety switch inside the machine. High voltage that can cause electric
shock may result. Injury may also result from the turning of gears.
Do not use flammable sprays near the machine. Fire may result due to the high
temperature parts inside the machine.
If the cover becomes abnormally hot, smoke is emitted, or a strange smell or noise is
emitted, remove the power plug from the outlet and contact your dealer.
Fire may result.
If liquid such as water enters the inside of the machine, remove the power plug from the
outlet and contact your dealer.
Fire may result.
If a foreign object such as a paper clip is dropped inside the machine, remove the power
plug from the outlet and contact your dealer.
Electrocution, fire, or injury may result.
Do not operate or assemble the machine except as indicated in the user's manual.
Electrocution, fire, or injury may result.
If the machine is dropped or the cover is damaged, remove the power plug from the outlet
and contact your dealer.
Electrocution, fire, or injury may result.
Remove the power plug from the outlet periodically and clean the base of the prongs and
between the prongs.
Afire caused by a short circuit may result due to dust accumulating at the base of the
power plug prongs if the power plug is left in the outlet for an extended period of time.
Do not vacuum spilled toner with an electric vacuum cleaner. Vacuuming spilled toner
with an electric vacuum cleaner may result in ignition due to sparks from electric contacts
or other reasons.
If toner is spilled on the floor, etc., gently wipe it away with a wet rag, etc. to ensure that
the toner does not scatter.
Do not insert objects into the air vents.
Electrocution, fire, or injury may result.

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Do not place objects such as cups of water on the machine.
Electrocution or fire may result.
Ensure that pet urine does not enter or wet the machine.
Electrocution or fire may result.
If you open the cover of the machine, do not touch the fuser unit.
Burns may result.
Do not throw a used image drum or toner cartridge into a fire.
A dust explosion or burns may result.
Do not connect a power cord, cable, or ground wire other than those indicated in the
user's manual.
Fire may result.
Operation is not guaranteed if a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) or inverter is used.
Do not use an uninterruptible power supply or inverter.
Fire may result.
Keep away from the paper outlet when turning the power on and while printing.
Injury may result.
Do not touch a broken LCD display. Injury may result. If liquid (liquid crystal) that leaks
from the LCD display gets into your eyes or mouth, immediately rinse them with a large
amount of water. Also seek medical advice, as required.
Do not disassemble or forcibly open the image drum or toner cartridges. The toner may
be
scattered, causing you to inhale the toner or get your hands or clothes stained with the
toner.

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Other Cautions
Regarding the Printing of Paper Currency and Securities, etc.
• The duplication and printing of items such as paper currency (including foreign paper currency),
national bonds, municipal bonds, postage stamps, and revenue stamps or the creation of similar
misleading objects is a crime and punishable by the law, regardless of the intendeduse.
• The duplication and printing of the following items for the purpose of use as the real thing is
punishable as a crime.
• Securities such as stock, bills, and checks
• Documents such as certificates created by a public official or government office
• Documents regarding rights and obligations or proof of facts, such ascontracts
• Seals, signatures, or symbols of government offices or public officials
• Seals or signatures of individuals
• The unauthorized duplication of materials protected by copyright law (such as books, magazines,
paintings, maps, and photos) is illegal, except for personal or home use, or other corresponding
use within a limited scope.
• Related Laws
Criminal Law, Law Concerning the Regulation of Securities Resembling Paper Currency, Act on
Control of Imitation, etc. of Revenue Stamps, etc., Act on Control of Imitation, etc. of Postal Stamps,
etc., Act on Counterfeit, Alteration and Imitation of Coins, Money Bills, Banknotes and Securities
Circulating in Foreign States, Copyright Law
Regarding the Prevention of Electromagnetic Interference
This machine is a class A device. Using this machine in a residential environment may cause
electromagnetic interference. In this case, the user may be requested to implement appropriate
countermeasures.
Regarding the Regulation of Harmonic Waves
This machine conforms to the JIS C 61000-3-2 standard on harmonic wave currents.
Trademarks
Microsoft, Windows, and Windows Server are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and other countries.
Other product names and brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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Screens
Unless otherwise specified, this manual uses screens from the following operating system in examples.
·Windows 10
Screens may differ from those in this manual, depending on the operating system, model, and version
you are using.
Marks
This manual uses the following marks.
Mark Meaning
Indicates cautions for operating the machine correctly. Make sure to read these
cautions to ensure that you operate the machine correctly.
Indicates information that is convenient or useful for using the machine. It is
recommended that you read this information.
Indicates a reference topic. Read when you need more information.
Symbols
This section describes the symbols used in this manual and their meaning.
Symbol Meaning
« » Indicates buttons/keys on the operation panel of the machine.
[ ]
Indicates menu names, item names, and selections displayed on the operation
panel.
Indicates the menus, windows, and dialog names displayed on the computer
screens.
" " Indicates message and entered text displayed on the operation panel.
Indicates file names on a computer.
Indicates the titles of links.
< > Indicates keys on the keyboard of the computer.
>Indicates the menu transition of the machine and the computer.
Illustrations
The operation panel screens used in this manual use the default settings.

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Licenses
The software license agreement that customers agree to before using the products included in the
package of the machine is indicated below.
• Request for Agreement
Please make sure to read this agreement before using the products included in the package of
the machine.
When a customer uses the products included in this package, the customer is deemed to have agreed
to the terms of this agreement.
If you do not agree to the terms of this agreement, please return the product to the dealer where it
was purchased.
Oki Data Corporation (hereinafter "Oki Data") grants the customer non-exclusive rights to use the
software included in this package (hereinafter "the software"), based on the following terms. Oki Data
reserves the right to license the use of the software to customers.
1. Scope of Use
The customer may use the software by installing its programs to multiple computers directly or via a
network, only while the customer owns an Oki Data printer that supports the software. The customer
may also make one copy of the software for backup purposes.
2. Property Rights and Responsibilities
(1) Oki Data and its licensers reserve the right to copy, publish, and own the software and its copies. The
configuration, structure, and code of the software are important confidential information for thebusiness
of Oki Data and its licensers. The software is protected by copyright law in the United States and Japan
and international treaties, and must be handled in the same manner as books and other works.
(2) Except for the copy indicated in Clause 1, the software may not be duplicated, loaned, rented,
leased, transferred, or licensed, in full or in part.
(3) The customer agrees to not revise, modify, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the
software.
(4) The customer agrees to not rename the software.
(5) The customer holds no rights regarding the software, except those recognized in thisagreement.
3. Period
(1) The license granted to the customer for the software is valid until this agreement isterminated.
(2) The customer can terminate this agreement by discarding and erasing the software and all of its
copies.
(3) Oki Data reserves the right to terminate the license agreement granted to the customer if the customer
violates the terms of this agreement. When this agreement is terminated in such a manner, the
customer must discard and erase the software and all of its copies and stop using the software.

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4. Guarantee
(1) Oki Data and its licensers do not guarantee anything regarding the software, including the following. That
using the software will enable the customer to obtain the desired performance orresults.
That the software is free from defects.
That the software does not violate the rights of third parties. That
the software is fit for a specific purpose.
(2) The software may be modified or changed without notice.
5. Limited Liability
Oki Data and its licensers will not be held responsible for any direct, indirect, or derivative damages or
losses caused by the software, even if Oki Data was aware of the possible of such damages occurring,
even if the claim for those damages is based on an illegal act (including, but not limited to negligence),
or based on any other legal grounds. Furthermore, Oki Data and its licensers will also not be held
responsible for any claims made by third parties caused by the software or related to the software.
6. Applicable Law
The license agreement for the software is based on Japanese law, including the formation of this
agreement.
7. Validity of This Agreement
If part of this agreement is deemed invalid and not legally binding, this will not affect the other parts of
this agreement, and those other parts will remain valid and legally binding.
8. Export Control
The software may not be exported to countries prohibited by the export control laws of Japan and the
United States or other related laws and regulations, and may also not be used in a way that is prohibited
by any law or regulation. The customer agrees to not export or re-export the software or products
created from the software without obtaining permission from the government of the United States and
Japan. If the customer violates this clause, this agreement is terminatedautomatically.

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Unpacking
How to Unpack the Machine
Checking the Accessories
Installing Consumables
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How to Unpack the Machine
·Packaging and cushioning materials are used for transporting the machine. Do not dispose of them,
and keep them for futureuse.
1 Remove the machine from the box, and then remove the cushioning material and plastic bag.
2 Lift the machine, and then place it where it is to be installed.
·For details on the installation location, refer to "Installation".
Checking the Accessories
Check that you have everything shown below.
·Be sure to use the consumables supplied with the machine first. If consumables other
than the supplied ones are installed first, the life time may not be shown correctly or
supplied consumables may become unusable.
·Main Body

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·Toner Cartridge
·A toner cartridge can print approximately 5,000 pages (reference value based on tests
printing simple 1-inch square black mark patterns).
·Guide Rib x 4
·Power Cord
·A LAN cable and USB cable are not included. Prepare cables suitable for the connection
environment.
·Packaging, cushioning materials, and cover toner are used for transporting the
machine.
NOTE: Do not dispose of them, and keep them for future use.

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Installing Consumables
·Do not turn the power of the machine on.
·Install the consumables after confirming that the power of the machine is off.
·Use extra care when handling the image drum (the glossy cylinder), because it isfragile.
·Do not expose the image drum unit to direct sunlight or strong light (approximately
1,500 lux or more). Do not leave the image drum unit exposed for 5 minutes or more,
even under room lighting. When the image drum unit will be left alone for 5 minutes or
more, cover it with black paper, etc. to prevent it from being exposed to light.
1 Insert your finger into the recess on the top of the machine and pull up the lever.
2 Open the top cover until it stops.