To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Oki Teriostar LP-1040 Printer paper jams frequently?
If your Oki Printer experiences frequent paper jams, consider these potential causes and solutions: * Ensure that the paper type setting matches the paper you are using. It is recommended to use OKI Data Infotech-specified paper. * Make sure the paper is set correctly in the printer. * Check for and remove any obstructions in the paper path.
What to do if my Oki Printer does not print?
If your Oki Printer is not printing, ensure the interface cable is correctly connected. Also, check for any error messages and take the action specified.
What to do if the 'Paper Jam' error appears on my Oki Printer?
If your Oki Printer displays a 'Paper Jam' error, remove the jammed paper by following the procedures described in the manual.
What to do if my Oki Printer has an IP address already in use?
If your Oki Printer's IP address is already in use, use the correct IP address to resolve the conflict.
Why is my Oki Teriostar LP-1040 Printer printing too dark or light?
If your Oki Printer's output is either too dark or too light, try adjusting the print density settings to achieve the desired print quality.
How to fix Oki Teriostar LP-1040 Printer when the power does not turn on?
If your Oki Printer is not turning on, ensure that the printer's socket is correctly connected to the outlet and that the outlet is receiving power.
What to do if my Oki Teriostar LP-1040 is printing partially missing information?
If your Oki Printer is producing printouts with missing parts, consider the following: * Verify that the paper type setting on the touchpanel matches the installed paper type. Replace the paper or change the touchpanel setting accordingly. * If the paper is moist, cut off the top of the roll paper installed in the Printer. * Ensure you are using OKI Data Infotech-specified paper. If not, install the correct paper type.
What to do if my Oki Teriostar LP-1040 Printer does not start or operate normally?
If your Oki Printer is not starting or operating as expected, check the error message and follow the recommended actions.
What does it mean when the 'Door is Open' error appears on my Oki Printer?
If you receive a 'Door is Open' error message on your Oki Printer, simply close the door or drawer indicated in the message.
Why are black lines appearing on my Oki Teriostar LP-1040 Printer printouts?
If black lines are appearing on your Oki Printer's printouts, it may indicate that the service life of the process cartridge is ending. Try replacing the process cartridge.
General| Print speed | 40 ppm |
|---|---|
| Technology | LED |
| Media size | A4 |
| Interface | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows |
Identifies the printer as a multifunction model.
Identifies the printer model.
States the manual's purpose for basic printer operation.
Alerts users to information preventing damage and ensuring safe, correct use.
Explains the manual's composition and how to read it effectively.
Lists components, options, and consumables provided with the printer.
Explains the operational features like high-speed printing and multi-port interface.
Details necessary environmental conditions, installation space, and supported paper.
Identifies and describes the printer's parts and their functions.
Shows the layout of the printer's mode screens for various operations.
Explains how to properly turn the printer's power on and off using switches.
Guides for replacing roll paper, toner cartridge, waste toner bottle, charger, and process cartridge.
Explains checking print job status, changing order, pausing, and cancelling jobs.
Describes remote printer operation via Web browser for status, setup, and job control.
Covers using new size standards, user-defined series, and restricting available rolls.
Displays printer status and settings, providing access to various submenus.
Allows setting the roll paper type and size standard for printer usage.
Specifies operation conditions like power save time and top cut timers.
Configures network settings, IP address, DNS, SNMP, and other system parameters.
Sets communication protocols, PDL, and port settings for printer connectivity.
Sets parameters for printing, including data formats, drawing, and scale settings.
Lists functions for printing system settings, error logs, and engine information.
Allows entry of option codes to activate or configure printer features.
Configures settings for transferring image files to network folders or FTP servers.
Adjusts touchpanel calibration and panel brightness for optimal display.
Displays and configures settings related to smart card functionality.
Enables transfer of printer settings for backup or migration between devices.
Configures the printer's date and time settings for accurate logging.
Allows secure deletion of the entire printer HDD content for disposal.
Explains the function of storing and printing jobs later via the panel.
Configures settings like activating the job box and its storing time.
Describes how to print jobs stored in the print job box via driver or panel.
Details using smart cards for convenient print job box access and registration.
Explains how authentication manages printers and users, including administrator roles.
Covers registering administrators, managing settings, and user privileges.
Details PIN code, password, and smart card authentication for individual users.
Guides through registering smart cards for user authentication and access.
Lists inspection and check items for diagnosing printer malfunctions.
Describes actions for paper jams, open doors/drawers, and general error messages.
Provides information on checking and interpreting printer error logs for troubleshooting.
Offers solutions for communication problems related to the Ethernet connection.
Describes actions to resolve common printing quality issues like dark/light prints or lines.
Provides a solution for operating the printer with an incorrect language setting.
Lists detailed technical specifications for LP-1040 and LP-1040-MF models.
Illustrates the hierarchical structure of the printer's menus and settings.
Provides lists of supported commands for HP-GL, HP RTL, D-SCAN, and TIFF formats.
