How to prevent envelopes from wrinkling in my Oki Printer?
To reduce wrinkles when printing envelopes with your Oki Printer, open cover B and lift up the levers at both ends of the fuser unit.
What to do if Oki Printer is not printing?
If your Oki Printer isn't printing, and it's processing instructions from other computers in non-spool mode, wait until it finishes or switch to spool mode. If the printer has reached the maximum number of connections, wait and resend the print job, or increase the Maximum Sessions value in the config.txt file and reboot the printer.
What to do if my Oki Printer is experiencing paper jams?
If your Oki Printer is experiencing paper jams, follow the message on the control panel to open the cover and carefully remove the jammed paper. If the paper tears, ensure all pieces are removed. Also, pull out all paper trays to remove any wrinkled paper and check inside the printer for, and remove, any jammed paper. After removing the paper, push the paper trays completely back into the printer. When removing jammed paper, make sure that no pieces of torn paper are left in the machine because a piece of paper remaining in the machine can cause fire. If problems persist, switch off the machine immediately, and contact your dealers or our Printer Support Desk.
Why my Oki B6300 cannot print?
Your Oki Printer may not be printing because the power is switched off. Ensure the power switch is in the position to switch it on. Also, check that the power cord is securely connected to both the printer and the power outlet. If there is a message displayed on the control panel, follow the instructions provided to resolve the issue.
How to fix Oki B6300 network error?
To fix a network error that prevents your Oki Printer from printing, make sure the printer is connected to the same network as your computer. If there's a network issue between your computer and the printer, ask your network administrator to investigate. Also, ensure the printer is turned on after you send the print job. Note that if multiple computers send print jobs simultaneously, the printing will be reprocessed automatically.
How to fix the Attention light on my Oki B6300 Printer?
If the Attention light is on, check the control panel of your Oki Printer for an error message. Rectify the error following the instructions displayed.
Why does Oki B6300 Printer not appear in Chooser?
If the Oki Printer does not appear in Chooser, it might be set up as a slave of the Apple Share Print Server or Windows NT Server, and its NBP entity name has been changed from LaserWriter. If the printer's NBP entity name type has been changed, open the printer using the Apple Share Print Server or Windows NT Server. Also, ensure the network is correctly connected. If the printer is off or the network cable is faulty, it cannot be found.
How to fix Oki B6300 Printer if unable to obtain desired print results?
To obtain desired print results from your Oki Printer, ensure that PostScript and AdobePS are set up as the print language for the printer and printer driver, respectively.
How to delete documents from Oki B6300 window?
If you can't delete documents from the Oki Printer window, select the document and choose 'Cancel Printing' from the Document menu. Note that deleting all documents is only for the printer administrator. If you are not the owner of the document, log in to Windows using the owner's name. If you're using Windows NT 4.0, make sure Service Pack 3 or above is installed.
What to do if the Ready light is blinking but my Oki B6300 isn't printing?
If the Ready light is blinking but there is no print output from your Oki Printer, there are likely jobs remaining in the printer's memory. Cancel the current printing job or force the remaining data to print.
Information on necessary knowledge before using the printer and software.
Summary of each chapter's content.
Details the operating systems and network environments supported by the printer.
Steps to install and set up printing via LPD or Port9100 on Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP/Server 2003.
Overview of system configuration and lists target computers for LPD/Port9100.
Steps to install and set up printing using the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP).
Overview of IPP system configuration, target computers, and printer driver installation.
Steps to install and set up printing via SMB on a Windows network.
Details on modifying SMB settings using the [Config.txt] file.
Setting up the feature for automatic printer driver download over SMB.
Steps to install and set up printing to a Novell NetWare network.
Overview of NetWare system configuration, target computers, and IPX/SPX frame types.
Procedure for printing from a UNIX computer using LPD, including system configuration and target computers.
Steps for setting up the printer and configuring workstations for UNIX printing.
Details on commands like lpr, lprm, lpq, lp, cancel, lpstat, and the -C option for UNIX printing.
Steps to install and set up printing from a Macintosh computer.
Overview of Macintosh printing system, target computers, and OS support.
Tool to set printer IP address via TCP/IP or MAC address.
Tool to configure NetWare server and printer settings.
Tool to monitor network printer status via an icon or dialog box.
Step-by-step guide on how to use the Simple Status Notification tool.
Precautions and limitations when using the printer with TCP/IP.
Precautions and limitations when using the printer with SMB.
Precautions and limitations when using the printer with NetWare.
Possible causes and solutions for TCP/IP printing errors.
Possible causes and solutions for SMB printing errors.
Possible causes and solutions for NetWare printing errors.
Possible causes and solutions for EtherTalk printing errors.
Procedure for setting printer configuration using Telnet.
Steps to manually set the printer's IP address via the control panel.
General| Print Technology | LED |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Monthly Duty Cycle | Up to 100, 000 pages |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Memory | 64 MB, upgradable to 320 MB |
| Duplex Printing | Standard |
| Printer Language | PCL 5e, PCL 6, PostScript 3 |
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