Xerox DocuColor 242 Instruction Manual

Customer Release Notes
EFI Fiery®Color Server for Xerox DocuColor 242/252/260,
version 2.0
Part Number: 45059498
16 April 2007
Copyright 2007 © Electronics for Imaging, Inc.
This document contains information about the EFI Fiery Color Server for Xerox
DocuColor 242/252/260, version 2.0.
Before using the EFI Fiery Color Server for Xerox DocuColor 242/252/260, make copies of
these Customer Release Notes and the Quick Connect Guide and distribute them to all users.
NOTE:This document uses the term “Fiery Color Server” to refer to the EFI Fiery Color
Server for Xerox DocuColor 242/252/260. The term “copier” refers to the DocuColor 242/
252 and DocuColor 260 copiers.
System System software installation
If you install system software from a client computer over the network, and the installation
fails because of connection timeout, exit any applications and disable any virus protection
software or pop-up blocker on the client computer.
After installing, upgrading, or reinstalling software
After installing, upgrading, or reinstalling your system software, you must reboot the Fiery
Color Server.
Server loses connection or unresponsive
If you are using an older keyboard and mouse with PS-2 type connector, the Fiery Color
Server may not restart properly or may lose connection. This is caused by PS2-style
components which are not supported. EFI recommends using keyboard and mouse with USB
connector.
OS support OS support on client workstations
In addition to the operating system support listed in Welcome (on User Documentation CD),
the following operating systems are now supported: Intel-based Mac, Windows XP (64-bit),
and Windows Vista (32- and 64-bit).
Intel-based Mac
System requirements
• G3 800 MHz
• 500 MB RAM
• At least 80 MB of hard disk space for installation (500 MB recommended for writing full
previews of raster files and handling large PostScript and PDF files).
• At least 1024 x768 monitor resolution

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Supported browser
• Safari 1.2
NOTE:The Intel-based Mac supports only Mac OS 10.4.x or higher.
Windows XP (64-bit) and Windows Vista (32- and 64-bit)
System requirements
• A PC with a Pentium III processor or higher (1.0 GHz or faster) for use with the Windows
operating system
• At least 256 MB of RAM for printing and to operate the utilities (512 MB recommended)
• At least 200 MB of hard disk space for installation of the different client applications
(500 MB recommended for operation)
• At least 1024 x768 monitor resolution.
Supported browsers
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.x
• Mozilla Firefox 1.5 and later.
Client Utilities
The EFI Utilities (Command WorkStation, Hot Folders/Virtual Printers, Fiery Remote Scan,
and ColorWise Pro Tools) are fully supported on Windows XP (64-bit) and Windows Vista
(32- and 64-bit) operating systems.
For information about earlier supported operating systems and system requirements, see the
Welcome PDF file on the User Documentation CD.
Legacy support
Windows 98/Me, Windows NT 4.0, and Mac OS 9 are no longer supported.
For more information on Mac OSX-related issues, see page 40.
User
documentation
User documentation available online
For user documentation in all supported languages, see the following website:
http://services.efi.com/support/vfigs/9019710383

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User Software CD Color files
The following color files are not included for Norwegian, Finnish, Swedish, and Danish:
Windows English color files
•CMYK.PS
•PANTONE.PS
• RGB_01.DOC
• RGB_02.PPT
•Custom21.ps
•Custom34.ps
• Stand21.ps
• Stand34.ps
Mac OS English color files
•CMYKColorReference.ps
• PANTONE Book.ps
•RGBpage01
•RGBpage02
• custom21.ps
• custom34.ps
•standard21.ps
•standard34.ps
Copier Copier touch panel Keyboard Caps and Shift keys
On the copier touch panel keyboard, the Caps key and Shift key work in the same manner.
Both convert all characters to upper-case. However, the Shift key also converts numbers and
symbols.
Black toner levels
The copier contains two black toner cartridges (K1 and K2), however, the printer driver
displays only the supply levels of the second black toner (K2), not (K1). To view both black
toner levels, press the Machine Status button on the copier control panel, and then select
Supplies.

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No out-of-toner message on copier while printing
If a toner must be replaced while a job is printing, a message appears in Command
WorkStation, but the copier does not display a message until it is finished printing.
You can replace toner while the copier is printing.
Copier trays Tray 5 (Bypass Tray)
To print a job using the Bypass Tray, you must specify Tray 5 (Bypass Tray) at print time in
the printer driver. There is no Setup option by which the administrator can set a default.
Tray 6 (Oversized) and Media type
Printing a job with Media Type set to Tab Stock 1 or Tab Stock 2 is not supported when
printing from Tray 6 (Oversized). Use Tray 5 (Bypass) to print with Tab Stock 1 or Tab Stock
2. For printing thick media from Tray 6 (Oversized), set the Media Type to Heavyweight 1,
Heavyweight 2, Heavyweight 3, Coated 1, Coated 2 or Coated 3.
Tray 8 (Inserter)
The Inserter tray is used to insert blank or pre-printed pages which will bypass the copier’s
fuser. Tray 8 (Inserter) may be used to insert blank sheets for the Slip Sheet Paper Source,
Transparency Interleave Source, and the Mixed Media Insert Blank options. Tray 8 (Inserter)
may also be used for pre-printed pages, Tab stock, or any media that should not pass through
the fuser.
NOTE:Tray 8 (Inserter) is not supported for the following Mixed Media options: Define Cover
and Define Page Range.
NOTE:There is no Tray 7 (by product design).
Setup General Setup using copier touch panel
When you select General setup (Setup > Printer Setup > General) from the copier touch
panel, the Save and Cancel buttons appear outside the General screen. To access the Save and
Cancel buttons, you need to scroll to the bottom-left of the screen.
Fiery Color Server device name
For DocuColor 242/252 and DocuColor 260 copiers, the Fiery Color Server device names
are DC250 or DC260 respectively. Use these device name when starting applications such as
Command WorkStation and ColorWise Pro Tools.
Server name
You cannot assign the server the same name as the device name (DC250 or DC260). If you
assign the same name, utilities may not function properly.

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Point and Print default printer driver
You can specify the type of printer driver (PostScript or PCL) that is installed by the Point and
Print feature in WebTools Configure. Before you change this setting, delete all printer drivers
on client computers (using the Fiery Printer Delete Utility). Otherwise, existing printer
drivers on client computers may become corrupted.
Changing time in setup
For the DocuColor 242/252 and DocuColor 260, changing the date and time on the Fiery
Color Server sets the copier time. (The time on the Fiery Color Server is shown in the header
of reports such as the Job Log and the Configuration page.) If you change the time on the
copier, there is no effect on the Fiery Color Server.
Web Services cannot be disabled in WebTools
The Enable Web Services option cannot be disabled in WebTools Configure. If you disable
Web Services and then reboot the Fiery Color Server, Web Services is once again enabled
automatically. To disable remote access to Web Services, you must block Port 80 on the TCP/
IP Security page.
AppleTalk zones
To set the AppleTalk zone, you must first enable AppleTalk in Network setup. You must wait
a few seconds while the Fiery Color Server searches for all available AppleTalk zones. Once the
search is complete, you can select desired the AppleTalk zone from the list.
There is an approximately 10 second delay between enabling AppleTalk and when the
AppleTalk Zones field populates, depending on the size and configuration of AppleTalk
network.
FTP Proxy Setup
To use the FTP Proxy service, you must first enable FTP Services.
Job Log Setup
You must enable both Auto Print Job Log After 55 Jobs and Auto Clear Job Log After 55 Jobs
for them to function properly. Disabling either one of them results in both features not
working properly.
Error History Report
The Error History Report shows the error “027-741 Job Template Server Connect Fail” each
time the Fiery Color Server is rebooted. This message is triggered as part of the normal
start-up sequence and does not indicate an error condition.

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SNMP limitations
If you change the community name or disable SNMP, WebTools does not work. For your
changes to take effect, you must shut down the Fiery Color Server through its Control Panel,
wait 10 seconds, and then power it back on by pressing the power button on the front panel.
If you disable SNMP, the automatic search for the Fiery feature in Command WorkStation,
which is based on SNMP, does not work.
If you disable SNMP, the following features are affected:
• Two-Way Communication
• All Fiery Color Server applications that search for Fiery Color Server controllers using
SNMP (Command WorkStation, Remote Scan, and Client Driver Two-way
communication)
•Jobmonitoring
•XeroxCentreWare
•XeroxMIBs
Login window for SNMP
After you change and save the community name, a Login window appears. To validate the
changes, enter “Admin” as the User Name and the Administrator password in Command
WorkStation.
Disabling IPP printing
IPP printing version 1.0 (rfc 2566) can use the IPP (port 631) or HTTP (port 80) protocols.
To disable IPP printing on the Fiery Color Server, open WebTools and go to Network
Services, Web Setup. Clear the Enable IPP option.
To disable IPP printing only at port 631, browse the information at this address:
http://<ipaddress>/cgi-bin/ss_cgi/ss.cgi
and use the Port Blocking feature to block IPP printing port 631. IPP printing at port 80 is
still enabled in this case.
NOTE:You can disable IPP printing by clearing the Enable IPP option in Fiery Setup
(Network > Services > Web). You can also disable IPP Printing by clearing the Enable IPP
option at the copier touch panel Web Applications, Setup, SMB, LPD, Web screen. After you
reboot the server, Web Services comes back on by default, but IPP printing stays disabled.

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Networking Changing network settings
If you change any network settings in Setup from the copier control panel, the Fiery Color
Server reboots. The Fiery Color Server loses connection with the copier until it has finished
restarting, which takes a minute or two. You can determine whether the connection has been
restored by pressing the All Services button on the copier touch panel. If the Network
Scanning button is grayed out, the connection has not yet been restored.
Printing over IPv6
To print to the Fiery Color Server over IPv6, use the lpr command from the Command
Prompt in Windows. For example, use this syntax:
lpr -S <IPv6 address or name> -P print <file name>
Printing with SMB over IPv6 is not supported.
IP Sec Preshared key cannot be reset
If you enable IP Sec (Internet Protocol Security) and enter and save a Preshared key in
Network setup, the Preshared key cannot be reset and the field cannot be returned to the
blank default. If you attempt to reset the Preshared key (regardless of whether or not the IP
Sec option is enabled), you receive an error message of invalid entry for this field.
GSSAPI authentication
GSSAPI is always used for WebTools Docs, WebTools Scan Settings and Driver
Authentication.
In LDAP configuration, specify “Kerberos realm” in the domain field.
The WebTools Docs and Driver User Authentication login for LDAP requires the user name
entry to be in the following format: kerberosRealm\username
NOTE:Using “windows domain name” instead of the kerberos realm may not necessarily work
all the time. The Fiery Color Server tries to map similarly named Windows domain name and
Kerberos realm, but it does not work in all the cases. For example, the Company A Windows
domain name (coma) and Kerberos realm (US.COMPANY.NET) are different, and it can be
difficult to map one to another:
Other limitations to using GSSAPI authentication are:
• The time set on the Fiery Color Server and the LDAP server should be within five
minutes.
• The Fiery Color Server must be able to resolve LDAP server name.
• Kerberos realm name must be upper-case.

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User names in LDAP contact list
The LDAP account used in the Fiery Color Server’s LDAP configuration should have
sufficient privilege to access LDAP attribute “samaccountname,” or “uid” which stores the
individual’s Windows login name. If the Fiery Color Server does not have this privilege, the
Contact List in Users and Groups is unable to display a user’s Windows login name, in which
case, the Contact List displays only the user’s full name without a user name, for example:
John Doe ( ). With correct privileges established, both the full name and user name display
when the Fiery Color Server queries the LDAP server, for example: John Doe (jdoe).
Ethernet speed
The Ethernet speed setting under Network Setup on the copier control panel lists two choices
that are not supported: 10BASE-TX (Full Duplex) and 100BASE-TX (Full Duplex). It does
not list a choice for a 1-gigabit speed. To use 1-gigabit speed, select Auto Detect (10/100/
1000) in WebTools or Auto on the copier touch panel.
Maximum number of users for SMB
The Fiery Color Server supports a total of eight simultaneous SMB connections, including
the Direct connection, Print queue, and Hold queue.
Creating an SMB port in Windows 2000/XP
To create an SMB port in Windows 2000/XP, you must first establish a connection to the
Fiery Color Server by its IP address. Choose Start and select Run. At the prompt, enter “\\”
followed by the Fiery Color Server IP address, and then click OK. After you make the
connection, follow the instructions to create an SMB port on Windows 2000/XP.
Windows 2000 and LPR availability
When you perform a clean installation of Windows 2000 on a client computer, no LPR
services are available by default. Your only option is to print through a standard TCP/IP
port or use SMB printing. However, if you converted a Windows NT 4.0 computer to
Windows 2000, LPR printing services are retained.
Banner Page on NetWare networks
We recommend that you disable the NetWare banner page. Instead, configure the Fiery Color
Server in Setup to use the Cover Page with each job.
User name on Cover Page from Netware
The Cover Page displays the complete NetWare context for the user name.
Hot Folders and User Authentication
When printing a job to EFI Hot Folders, the print job bypasses User Authentication, even
when “Allow user to print without authentication” is set to Off in WebTools Configure (Users
and Groups). In order to restrict printing access from Hot Folders, you must also deselect
“Enable Hot Folders” by clicking Launch Configure (on the WebTools Configure tab), and
then selecting Server > General in the left-hand pane.

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WebTools Banner message in WebTools
When you start WebTools Configure, Internet Explorer 5.x-7.x displays a banner message:
“Press SPACEBAR or ENTER to activate and use this control.” This action is not necessary
to use WebTools Configure. You should disregard this message. Clicking anywhere in the
WebTools Configure window removes the banner message.
WebTools Certificates
The Certificates available via WebTools are only supported as X.509 with Base 64 encoding.
The P7b and P12 Certificates are not supported.
WebTools Home page
On the WebTools Home page, the heading incorrectly reads “Capabilities” where it should
read “Installed Options.”
Exiting WebTools
Closing the window for an individual WebTool does not exit the browser. To exit WebTools
completely, close the WebTools window and your browser.
Date/Time Zones on Configuration page
The selected time zones appear incorrectly on the Configuration page when set using the
copier touch panel. Please use and refer to the time zone settings available in WebTools.
To access time zones via WebTools, use the following procedure:
TOSET TIME ZONES IN WEBTOOLS
1 Start your Internet browser.
2 Type the IP address or DNS name of the Fiery Color Server.
The Fiery Color Server home page appears.
NOTE:If the home page for the copier appears instead of the WebTools page, click the
WebTools link.
3 Click the Configure tab, and then click Launch Configure.
4 Enter User Name and Password for the Fiery Color Server, and then click OK.
5 Select Server > General.
6 Select Date and Time > Set.
7 Choose the correct time zone for the Fiery Color Server from the pull-down menu.

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Date and time stamps for jobs
NOTE:You should set the time and date on the Fiery Color Server, which will control the time
and date on copier.
You can print the following reports:
•JobStatus
• Scan Mode Settings
• Copy Mode Settings
• Network Controller Jobs Report
All jobs in Job Status, Scan Mode Settings, and Copy Mode Settings use the date and time
on the copier.
You can print the following reports from Network Controller Jobs Report:
• Job History Report
• Error History Report
•FontsList
•SystemSettingsList
The Job History Report, Fonts List, and System Settings List use the date and time on the
Fiery Color Server. The Error History Report uses the date and time on the copier (except for
error codes from the Fiery Color Server).
Time Server IP/Name
When you specify “pool.ntp.org” from the copier touch panel(Setup > General > Time
server), the Configuration displays “World” as the Time Server IP/Name., which is correct for
pool.ntp.org (the Worldwide time server). All the other settings are regional.
Daylight Savings Time
In WebTools, the option to automatically adjust the clock for daylight saving time appears
grayed-out, however, the option functions and is automatically enabled.
On the copier touch panel, there is no Daylight Savings Time option. The Daylight Savings
Time adjustment is automatically enabled in WebTools.

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Printer driver Configuring the Windows printer drivers
To use the printer driver on Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003, you must first configure the
print and spool options on the Advanced tab of the printer driver after installation is
complete.
TOCONFIGURE THE OPTIONS ON THE ADVANCED TAB
1 Windows 2000: Click Start, choose Settings, and then choose Printers.
Windows XP: Click Start and choose Printer and Faxes.
Windows Server 2003: Click Start, choose Control Panel, and then choose Printers and Faxes.
2 Click the Fiery Color Server icon and choose Properties from the File menu.
3 Click the Advanced tab.
4 Select the following options:
• Spool print documents
• Start printing immediately
• Print spooled documents first
5 Clear the following option:
• Enable advanced printing features.
6 Click Apply to save your changes and click OK.
Job Monitor
When you install a Windows printer driver, Job Monitor is automatically installed.
Incorrect information in Windows PostScript driver
In the Windows PostScript driver Properties window of the printer driver (Properties >
General) the Features area incorrectly lists No next to Double-sided. However, double-sided
(duplex) printing is supported.
Choosing PPD for Mac OS X printer driver
When you configure the Mac OS X printer driver (using the Printer Setup Utility), we
recommend that you select the printer model (XXXX PS) from those listed under Xerox.
If you select the model using Other, be sure you browse to the <Startup disk>:Library:
Printers:PPDs:Contents:Resources:<language>.proj folder to select the PPD and not to the
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Mac OS X and Use Media Defined Profile
To set the Output Profile option to Use Media Defined Profile on Mac OS X, you must
first make sure that Two-Way Communication is not enabled, and then select Use Media
Defined Profile from the drop-down list for Output Profile. If you need to be able to select
specific downloaded output profiles, enable Two-Way Communication. For information
about establishing Two-Way Communication, see Printing from Mac OS.
Printer image
The printer image in the printer driver does not display properly if it is viewed in 24-bit
screen resolution. To display the image properly, change the screen setting to 16-bit or 32-bit
resolution.
Windows default settings
In the Windows printer driver, if you change the default settings for print options in the
printer driver, those settings apply to your computer only. To change the default settings for
all users, change the default settings on the Fiery Color Server server.
Entering an IP address
In the Properties dialog box, pressing Enter after you type an IP address closes the dialog box.
To move between fields, press Tab or use the mouse, and fill in all options before you press
Enter or click OK.
Printing Printing on Tab stock
After each document using tabs is finished printing, the paper tray holding the tab media will
automatically discard all unused tabs in the set. This is by product design to ensure that a full
set of new tabs is available for the next document.
Scale and N-up layout option
When you select two or more pages per sheet for page layout (N-up Layout option), the Scale
option is disabled (grayed out) because this combination of print settings is not supported.
You may be able to define settings to the same effect in your source application, for example,
using the “Pages per sheet” option in Microsoft Word or “Thumbnails” in Adobe InDesign
CS2.
Image Shift not available from applications
The print options related to Image Shift are not available in the Print dialog box of the
application you print from. You must set Image Shift options in the Fiery printer driver
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Manual Duplex
The Manual Duplex option is not designed for use with product finishing options, certain
folding or stapling options, or for use with some Mixed Media features. When using the
Manual Duplex option, observe the following limitations:
Manual Duplex with mixed page sizes
Printing jobs that have mixed page sizes using the Manual Duplex option is not supported.
Manual Duplex Quantity/Pages displays incorrectly
While a Manual Duplex job is printing, the number of copies and number of pages may
display incorrectly at copier touch panel.
Manual duplex
When printing a Manual duplex job from Tray 5 (Bypass), the on-screen instructions do not
indicate that before reloading paper for Side 2, you must first remove any unused paper from
the Tray 5, otherwise the job will not continue.
Fasten Mode
For a folded and stapled booklet, the maximum number of sheets is 15 (a 60-page booklet).
For a folded, unstapled booklet, the maximum number of sheets is 5 (a 20-page booklet).
If your booklet is larger than 60 pages and you choose folding and stapling, the finisher will
not staple it and will output the job in multiple sets of 5 folded sheets.
Imposition Reduction
The Imposition Reduction option is supported in the PostScript printer driver only.
For booklet printing from the PCL printer driver, Imposition Reduction is always enabled.
Centering Adjustment and Creep Adjustment and Booklet Maker
The Centering Adjustment and Creep Adjustment options apply only to booklet printing.
You must set the Booklet Maker option before you can set these options.
Printer Screen Mode and color objects
If you set the Printer Screen Mode option to Enhanced Text & Graphics or Enhanced Text,
you might see a color difference between text, graphics, and image objects. If this occurs, set
the Printer Screen Mode option to 200 Cluster Dot or 200 Rotated Line instead.
Printer Screen Mode and large text
If a document contains text in a large font size, set the Printer Screen Mode to Enhanced Text
& Graphics, 200 Cluster Dot, or 200 Rotated Line instead of Enhanced Text. This ensures
that the same screen is applied to small text objects and large text objects.

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Black Overprint and uneven color
If you use the default setting for the Black Overprint option, which is Text/Graphics,
you might see uneven color in some jobs. If this occurs, set the Black Overprint option to
Off instead.
CMYK Simulation Method and color gradation
If you find that color gradations are not printed smoothly, try setting the CMYK Simulation
Method to Full (Source GCR).
CMYK Simulation Profile and black-and-white bitmapped TIFF images
If black-and-white bitmapped TIFF images appear overtoned and embossed when printed,
change the CMYK Simulation Profile from ISO-Coated (the default profile) to SWOP-
Coated.
CMYK Simulation Profile and fuzzy graphics
Certain image files, especially those with fine lines and small text, may occasionally appear
blurry or fuzzy because of toner reduction. (Toner reduction is a necessary feature that limits
the amount of toner to prevent over-saturation.) In some cases, toner reduction causes image
to appear blurry, in which case, make the following adjustments:
• Select ColorWise > Expert Settings, and change the CMYK Profile from the default ISO-Coated
to the SWOP-Coated profile.
• Select ColorWise > Expert Settings, and set Black Overprint to Off and Black Text/Graphics to
Normal.
Duplex with Single fold on Windows XP or Windows Vista
If you send a PDF file duplexed with single page folding from Windows XP or Windows
V i s t a, d u p l e x i ng m a y b e re v e r s e d, w i t h To p - Bo t t o m w h e n To p - To p i s s e l e c te d a n d To p -To p
when Top-Bottom is selected. The workaround is to reselect the Landscape or Portrait
orientation for the job in the printer driver.
Duplex image alignment
When printing a duplex print job in color, the recto-verso alignment may be off by as much as
3mm (height) and 2mm (width).
Folding and Heavyweight 2 paper
The Folding option is not supported with Heavyweight 2 (177-220 gsm) paper. The single
exception is when Heavyweight 2 paper is used for a blank booklet cover sent to Booklet
Output tray, in which case, folding Heavyweight 2 paper is a valid option. In other cases,
if you select this combination, the server will prompt you for plain paper.

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Layout option and line widths
If you print with the Layout option (N-up Layout) set to any setting besides 1-up, some line
widths may vary.
Media Type selections grayed (Windows)
In the Windows printer drivers, a Media Type setting appears dimmed if there are other print
options selected that would be in conflict with that Media Type setting. You can still select a
dimmed setting, and you can have the printer driver resolve the conflict automatically.
Custom page size and Face-Down Printing
If you print to a custom page size and set the Face-Down Printing option to Face Down, the
page dimensions must be within the following ranges, otherwise the job is printed Face Up:
• Width: 139.7 to 330 mm (approx. 5.5 to 13 inches)
• Length: 182 to 488 mm (approx. 7.17 to 19.2 inches)
Paper size
When you send a job from an application (such as Microsoft Word) that allows you to specify
paper size in the Print dialog box, select the same paper size in both the application’s Page
Setup dialog box and the printer’s Properties dialog box.
Before printing your job, verify that the paper size selection in Document Setup and
Page Setup are the same. This resolves problems with the printed output, such as
image clipping and unintentional scaling.
Custom page sizes
To print custom page sizes, for example, Statement-size (5.5 x8.5 in), you must select
PostScript Custom Page Size (PS) or Custom Page Size (PCL) in the printer driver (or source
application) and for the copier tray selection.
When printing Custom page sizes, there may be an approximately 60-second delay between
job request and start time.
For general information about printing Custom pages sizes, see Printing from Windows and
Printing from Mac OS. For OS-related details, see the following sections:
Custom page size (Windows)
When you specify a custom page size in the Windows printer driver, make sure that the
custom size matches the page size specified in your application. If the page sizes do not match,
the custom page size may not print correctly.
You can print to a custom page size from Tray 1, Tray 2, or Tray 5 (Bypass). For Tray 1 or
Tray 2, set the page dimensions at the copier under Setup > Paper Tray Attributes. If the
document that you want to print has a page size of 220x297 mm, for example, set x=220

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and y=297. For Tray 5 (Bypass), load the paper so that the short end of the page feeds into the
copier. Note that the message that prompts you to load paper has the dimensions reversed
(297 x 220 instead of 220 x 297).
All custom page sizes sent to the DocuColor 242/252 and DocuColor 260 must be created
SEF (Short Edge Feed).
Custom page size (Mac OS X v10.2.8)
When you print from the Mac OS X v10.2.8 printer driver using a custom page size, the
custom page can have a maximum width of 33 cm (approx. 12.9 inches) and a maximum
height of 48.8 cm (approx. 19 inches). If you specify a page size that exceeds either or both of
these limits, the page size is not accepted and the job is set to print with the default page size.
To use a page size that exceeds the maximum width or height allowed by the printer driver,
you can print the job to the Hold queue and set the page size in Command WorkStation.
Custom page size and Tray 6 (Oversized) on Mac OS X
When you print from Mac OS X using a custom page size, set up the page size as follows to
enable the Fiery Color Server to display the correct page size in messages:
1 Open the file and choose Page Setup from the application’s File menu.
2 For Settings, choose Page Attributes. For Format for, choose the Fiery Color Server.
3 For Paper Size, choose Manage Custom Page Sizes.
4 Enter the specifications for the custom page size and click OK.
5 Click OK to close Page Setup.
6 Choose Print from the application’s File menu.
7 Choose the Fiery Color Server as your printer.
8 Choose Paper Handling from the drop-down list, select Scale to Fit Paper Size, and choose the
custom page size you created.
9 Choose Paper Feed from the drop-down list, select All Pages From, and choose Tray 6
(Oversized).
10 Click Print.
Custom Page Sizes and Hole Punching
Hole Punching is not supported for Custom page sizes of certain dimensions. The supported
range is length that is equal to a standard-size page and width from 182.0 to 432.0 mm
(approximately 7.2 to 17 inches). If your job exceeds the supported range, the Hole Punching
option is canceled.
Paper Source set to Auto Select
If you print a job with Auto Select as the paper source, the copier uses any of the Trays 1- 4,
or Tray 6. It does not use Tray 5, which is the Bypass Tray.

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Page Range
You cannot access the Page Range option from the printer driver. Use the application page
range option or change the setting for this option in Command WorkStation.
Layout (N-up Layout) and Print Page Borders
If you print an N-up job, where N is greater than 1, from the PCL printer driver, you can
control whether the borders of the pages are printed, using the Print Page Borders option.
If you print from the PostScript printer driver, page borders are always printed.
Offset Mode and Page Size
If you enable Offset Mode (Finishing tab) for your print job, do not select A5 LEF and B5
SEF as Page Size
Finishing Options Stapler Mode and Punch Position
Stapling and punching require that a finisher is installed on the copier. The finisher type
determines the number of holes (2, 3, or 4) punched. Use the Punch Position print option to
specify the position of punching. Use the Stapler Mode print option to specify the number
(1 or 2) and position of staples.
Finishing Options on the Advanced or Professional Finisher
Neither stapling nor punching are supported for the following page sizes on the Advanced or
Professional Finisher:
4 x 6 SEF, 5 x 7 SEF, A5 SEF, A5 LEF, B5 SEF, 12 x18 SEF, SRA3 SEF, 13 x19 SEF
For which stapling and punching options are available for each supported page size, see the
following tables.

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For no Hole Punch (Punch Position set to None):
S = Stapling supported
- = Not supported
Page Size Stapler Mode
None Upper
Left
Upper
Right
Lower
Left
Lower
Right
Tw o
Left
Tw o
Right
Tw o
Top
Tw o
Bottom
Portrait
B5 LEF - SSSSSS- -
A4 SEF - SSSS- - SS
A4 LEF - SSSSSS- -
Letter SEF - SSSS- - SS
Letter LEF - SSSSSS- -
8.5 x 13 SEF - SSSS- - SS
Legal SEF - SSSS- - SS
B4 SEF - SSSS- - SS
A3 SEF - SSSS- - SS
11 x 17 SEF - SSSS- - SS
Letter Cover
LEF
- SSSSSS- -
A4 Cover LEF - SSSSSS- -
Landscape
B5 LEF - SSSS- - SS
A4 SEF - SSSSSS- -
A4 LEF - SSSS- - SS
Letter SEF - SSSSSS- -
Letter LEF - SSSS- - SS
8.5 x 13 SEF - SSSSSS- -
Legal SEF - SSSSSS- -
B4 SEF - SSSSSS- -
A3 SEF - SSSSSS- -
11 x 17 SEF - SSSSSS- -
Letter Cover
LEF
- SSSS- - SS
A4 Cover LEF - SSSS- - SS

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For 2 Hole Punch:
S = Stapling supported
P = Punch supported in positions shown (l = left, r = right, t = top)
- = Not supported
Page Size Stapler Mode
None Upper
Left
Upper
Right
Lower
Left
Lower
Right
Tw o
Left
Tw o
Right
Tw o
Top
Tw o
Bottom
Portrait
B5LEF - SSSSS,P(l)S,P(r)- -
A4 SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
A4 LEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
Letter SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
Letter LEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
8.5 x 13 SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
Legal SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
B4 SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
A3 SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
11 x 17 SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
Letter Cover
LEF
P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
A4 Cover LEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
Landscape
B5LEF - SSSS- - S,P(t)S
A4 SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S,P(l) S,P(r) S,P(l) S, P(r) - -
A4 LEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S,P(t) S
Letter SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S,P(l) S,P(r) S,P(l) S, P(r) - -
Letter LEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S,P(t) S
8.5 x 13 SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S,P(l) S,P(r) S,P(l) S, P(r) - -
Legal SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S,P(l) S,P(r) S,P(l) S, P(r) - -
B4 SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S,P(l) S,P(r) S,P(l) S, P(r) - -
A3 SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S,P(l) S,P(r) S,P(l) S, P(r) - -
11 x 17 SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S,P(l) S,P(r) S,P(l) S, P(r) - -
Letter Cover
LEF
P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S,P(t) S
A4 Cover LEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S,P(t) S

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For 3 Hole Punch:
S = Stapling supported
P = Punch supported in positions shown (l = left, r = right, t = top)
- = Not supported
Page Size Stapler Mode
None Upper
Left
Upper
Right
Lower
Left
Lower
Right
Tw o
Left
Tw o
Right
Tw o
Top
Tw o
Bottom
Portrait
B5LEF - SSSSS,P(l)S,P(r)- -
A4SEF - SSSS- - SS
A4 LEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
LetterSEF - SSSS- - SS
Letter LEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
8.5 x 13SEF- SSSS- - SS
LegalSEF - SSSS- - SS
B4SEF P(t)SSSS- - S,P(t)S
A3 SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
11 x 17 SEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S, P(t) S
Letter Cover
LEF
P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
A4 Cover LEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
Landscape
B5LEF - SSSS- - S,P(t)S
A4SEF - SSSSSS- -
A4 LEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S,P(t) S
LetterSEF - SSSSSS- -
Letter LEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S,P(t) S
8.5 x 13SEF- SSSSSS- -
LegalSEF - SSSSSS- -
B4SEF P(l,r)SSSSS,P(l)S,P(r)- -
A3 SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
11 x 17 SEF P(l,r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) S, P(l) S, P(r) - -
Letter Cover
LEF
P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S,P(t) S
A4 Cover LEF P(t) S, P(t) S, P(t) S S - - S,P(t) S