Why is two-sided printing not possible on my Oce All in One Printer?
If two-sided printing is not working on your Oce All in One Printer, ensure that two-sided printing is enabled in the printer driver. Also, two-sided printing might be disabled in the administrator settings.
Why is my Oce im3512 All in One Printer on but not receiving data?
If your Oce All in One Printer is on but not receiving data, first ensure the USB cable is correctly connected to both the printer and your computer. If the connection is correct, verify that you've installed the appropriate printer driver. Finally, confirm that the correct printer driver is selected in your software application or that the printer is correctly registered on the network. If not, consult your network administrator.
What to do if my Oce im3512 All in One Printer stops in the middle of a print job?
If your Oce All in One Printer stops mid-print, it might be due to the exit tray being full. Remove the paper from the exit tray and try again. Also, check if the printer is out of paper and load paper if necessary.
Why can't I select my Oce im3512 All in One Printer from my computer?
If your Oce All in One Printer isn't being selected by your computer, ensure that the appropriate printer driver has been installed correctly. If not, install the driver.
What to do if my Oce All in One Printer receives data but does not print?
If your Oce All in One Printer receives data but doesn't print, it might be due to the loaded paper not matching the specified size and type. Load the correct paper, select a different paper size, or cancel the printing job.
How to fix Oce All in One Printer that prints in reverse order?
If your Oce All in One Printer prints in reverse order, the reverse page order setting might be enabled in your software application. Disable this setting in the application software to print in the correct order.
Why does transmission take a long time with my Oce All in One Printer?
Transmission can take a long time when there is a large amount of image information, resulting in a large data file. To address this, consider adjusting your resolution and data compression settings to balance resolution and file size. For originals without photographs or illustrations, using '300x300dpi' (SCAN mode) or 'STANDARD' (INTERNET-FAX mode) will provide a workable scanned image. Higher resolution modes should be reserved for originals containing photographs when image quality is a priority, as these modes will produce larger file sizes.
What to do if the recipient does not receive data sent by e-mail (Scan to E-mail) from my Oce All in One Printer?
There are a couple of reasons why a recipient might not receive data sent via Scan to E-mail. * First, check the 'Maximum size of data attachments' setting in the administrator settings. There might be a limit set on the maximum size of image files that can be sent. This limit can be adjusted from 1 MB to 10 MB by your administrator. * Second, the mail server administrator may have set a limit on the amount of data that can be sent in one e-mail transmission. If your data exceeds this limit, even if it's within your printer's limit, the data won't be delivered. Try reducing the amount of data sent by scanning fewer pages. Consult your mail server administrator to determine the data limit for a single e-mail transmission.
Why is stapling not working on my Oce im3512?
If stapling does not occur with your Oce All in One Printer, stapling might be disabled in the administrator settings. Check with your administrator to see if "Disabling of Stapler" has been enabled. Also, verify that you are not trying to staple more than the maximum number of pages.
Why are the edges of the printed image missing on my Oce im3512 All in One Printer?
If the edges of the printed image are missing when using your Oce All in One Printer, it could be due to the image overlapping the non-printable margins of the paper. Try adjusting the print area to fit within these margins.
General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Scanning Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan |
| Print Speed (Black) | 35 ppm |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi |
| Scanner Type | Flatbed, ADF |
| Copy Speed | 35 cpm |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, macOS |
| Power Consumption | 1, 200 W (max) |
Provides an overview of the Océ digital multifunction copier and important preliminary reading.
Details the various functions and capabilities of the digital multifunction copier.
Identifies and explains the external and internal components of the machine.
Describes the procedure for turning the machine's power on and off safely.
Explains how to use the auditing mode for tracking usage by account.
Outlines essential safety measures to prevent hazardous radiation exposure from the laser unit.
Provides an overview of the Océ digital multifunction copier and important preliminary reading.
Details the various functions and capabilities of the digital multifunction copier.
Identifies and explains the external and internal components of the machine.
Describes the procedure for turning the machine's power on and off safely.
Explains how to use the auditing mode for tracking usage by account.
Describes the duplex module for automatic two-sided printing and its specifications.
Details the mail-bin stacker, an output sorter with multiple bins.
Explains the finisher's capabilities for collating, sorting, and stapling copies.
Describes the saddle stitch finisher for binding prints with staples and folding.
Explains how to use the automatic document feeder for scanning multiple pages.
Provides guidance on correctly placing originals on the document glass or feeder.
Details the basic procedures for making standard copies using the machine.
Explains how to select and adjust exposure modes for optimal copy quality.
Describes how to adjust copy ratios for reducing or enlarging originals.
Provides instructions for copying using special paper types like transparencies and postcards.
Introduces various special copy modes and the general procedure to use them.
Explains how to save and recall frequently used copy settings as job programs.
Describes how to interrupt a current copy job to perform another task.
Details procedures for cleaning the document glass and automatic document feeder.
Offers solutions for common problems encountered during copying operations.
Provides a general overview of the document filing function and its data flow.
Explains how to operate the machine for document filing, including the control panel.
Details methods for saving scanned documents as image files, including Quick File and Filing.
Describes how to search for, call up, and use saved document files.
Explains how to create, edit, and delete user names and custom folders for document filing.
Guides users on how to enter text, numbers, and symbols in setting screens.
Addresses common problems encountered when using the document filing function.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the machine and its components.
Shows possible system configurations and compatible combinations of peripheral devices.
An alphabetical index of topics covered in the manual for quick reference.
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