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Why does my Fuji Xerox All in One Printer have radio interference?
Radio interference with your Fuji Xerox All in One Printer can occur if you are not using the correct parallel cable. Use the parallel cable which is optionally available from our company.
General| Brand | Fuji Xerox |
|---|---|
| Model | DocuPrint C4350 |
| Category | Printer |
| Language | English |
Safety instructions are preceded by a symbol, read and follow them before procedures.
Machine may cause interference with radio/TV reception; troubleshooting steps provided.
Printer performs printing at high speed, 35 sheets/min color, 45 sheets/min monochrome.
Oil-free fusing technology for easy-to-read black characters, color graphics, and photos.
Supports PCL 6, PostScript, and various emulation modes.
CD-ROM facilitates driver installation and printer setup.
Allows storing print data until printer command to print; secure printing or sample print.
Explains graphic symbols for warnings, cautions, prohibitions, and required actions.
Safety precautions for installing and relocating the machine.
Lists power specifications for different voltage models.
Instructions for connecting the earth wire and prohibited connections.
Monthly check procedure for power cord, plug, and receptacle condition.
Procedure to check circuit breaker operation using test and reset buttons.
Machine is Class 1 laser product; radiation confined within housings.
Do not place magnet near safety switch to prevent accidental activation.
Do not use flammable spray or solvent near the machine to prevent fire.
Never throw toner cartridge into open flame; it can cause explosion and burns.
Never use vacuum cleaner for spilled toner; use a broom or wet cloth.
Storage and handling guidelines for consumables.
Describes environments where printer can be used: local or network printer.
Describes methods to set the IP address from control panel or using IP Address Setting Tool.
Enables ports and sets transport protocols required for printer operation.
Describes memory allocation for printer functions like print page buffer and receive buffer.
Describes the environment required to install the print driver using the supplied CD-ROM.
Explains print driver installation methods based on network environment and connection.
Provides steps to download the latest print driver from the Fuji Xerox website.
Instructions for uninstalling the print driver and related utilities.
Identifies and describes the main printer and finisher components.
Step-by-step procedures for turning the printer on and off.
Procedures for canceling print jobs from computer or printer and checking job status.
Executes all received print jobs, interrupts reception, and empties the receive buffer.
Loads printer configuration and paper settings from control panel into print driver.
Describes the basic flow of printing in a Windows environment.
Sets various printing features via tabs in the print driver properties dialog box.
Lists supported special paper types and procedures for printing them.
Procedure for loading and printing postcards, envelopes, and long-size paper.
Prints a document over a created form, requiring registration of form data file.
Describes how to print on non-standard or long-size paper, including loading and driver settings.
Edits TrueType font substitution table and sets TrueType font printing methods.
Features for secure print (password protection) and sample print (checking result before bulk printing).
Allows registering documents for automatic printing at a specified time.
Makes detailed settings for color printing, including output color, print mode, and image adjustment.
Prints after adjusting image quality by setting brightness, contrast, chroma, and color balance.
Registers frequently used print settings in [Favorites] for easy selection and printing.
Sends PDF files directly to printer using ContentsBridge utility or lpr command.
Sends documents via e-mail to the printer for automatic printing.
Uses web browser to display printer status or change settings via TCP/IP.
Notifies users via email about print job results, errors, or rejected requests.
Enables secure HTTP communications using SSL/TLS by installing a certificate.
Describes paper types that can be used and how to load paper into trays.
Provides procedures for replacing consumables like toner cartridges and drum cartridges.
Describes types of reports/lists and how to print them, including system settings and error history.
Checks total printed pages by meter (color mode) or via printer meter report.
Sets low power and sleep modes to suppress power consumption during standby.
Adjusts color gradation of print image by printing and comparing charts.
Provides procedures for cleaning the printer exterior and raster output scanners.
Outlines the course of action for troubleshooting common printer problems.
Provides procedures for clearing paper jams in various locations of the printer and finisher.
Describes stapling troubles and provides solutions for bent staples or staple jams.
Lists symptoms, causes, and actions for poor print quality issues.
Lists printer status and error messages with their causes and actions.
Addresses causes and solutions for troubles occurring in a TCP/IP network environment.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues encountered when using CentreWare Internet Services.
Troubleshoots issues related to E-Mail Notice Service and E-mail Print feature.
Explains the menu structure and types of menus available.
Describes items configurable within the Common Menu, including Print Language, PDF, and System Settings.
Explains basic operations for navigating and changing settings within the Common Menu.
Provides a configuration overview of the Common Menu structure and settings.
Details printer specifications including type, system, speed, resolution, and dimensions.
Table showing output sizes supported by the finisher for different trays and operations.
Describes standard and extended printable areas on paper, including margins.
Lists internal fonts available for different emulations and PDLs.
Describes the parallel interface connector shape and pin arrangement.
Lists main optional products with product codes and remarks for ordering.
Provides notes and limitations for using the printer's main unit, SMB, and TCP/IP (lpd).
Explains the process of upgrading printer software using a firmware utility.
Details service life of consumables and periodic replacement parts.
Provides necessary memory capacity based on print mode, paper size, and driver.
Defines technical terms and concepts used throughout the manual.
Frequently asked questions and answers to help users operate the computer and printer.
