What to do if Mac OS X 10.4 is used to send a job with a custom paper size that has a width of 21.6 cm and Letter-size paper is requested on Olivetti Printer?
If you are using Mac OS X 10.4 and Letter-size paper is requested when sending a job with a custom paper size of 21.6 cm width on your Olivetti Printer, change the width of the custom paper size to 21.59 cm and try sending the job again.
Why is custom paper size different from the size that was set on Olivetti Printer?
If the custom paper size on your Olivetti Printer differs from the size you set, it may be due to slight changes caused by operating system rounding errors in unit conversion (for example, 5.80" may change to 5.79").
What to do if pages are not correctly collated or the print job is cancelled while printing from Acrobat Reader on Olivetti Printer?
If you experience printing errors such as incorrect collation or job cancellation while printing from Acrobat Reader with your Olivetti Printer, use the preview feature provided by the operating system to print.
What to do if dialog box appears unusual when selecting other manufacturer printer and back to the correct printer Olivetti?
If the dialog box appears unusual when switching between different printer manufacturers and back to your Olivetti Printer, close the Print dialog box and then open it again.
Why are pages not centered when printing 2 pages on a single sheet of paper with Olivetti Printer?
If pages are not centered when printing two pages on a single sheet of paper with your Olivetti Printer, it may be due to the operating system's handling of paper sizes such as Legal, Letter Plus, Foolscap, Government Legal, Statement, or Folio.
Why is my Olivetti d-COLORMF3000 All in One Printer printing blank pages?
Blank pages may appear because the toner cartridges are defective or empty. Please check the toner cartridges. Also, ensure that the correct media type is being used.
What to do if my Olivetti d-COLORMF3000 displays 'Toner is low' much sooner than expected?
If the control panel displays 'Toner is low' prematurely, one of the toner cartridges may be defective. Remove the toner cartridges and check for damage, replacing any damaged cartridges. It may also be caused by printing with heavy toner coverage; check the specifications in Appendix A.
How to fix media mis-feeds in the ADF of my Olivetti All in One Printer?
To resolve media mis-feeds in the ADF, ensure that the loaded document meets the specifications. Load the correct document, ensuring it does not exceed the maximum capacity. Also, slide the document guides against the edges of the document.
What to do if my Olivetti d-COLORMF3000 shows a media mis-feed message?
If a media mis-feed message persists, open and close the front cover again to reset the machine. Also, check the media path again to ensure all misfed media has been removed.
How to troubleshoot duplex mis-feeds on my Olivetti d-COLORMF3000 All in One Printer?
If you're experiencing duplex mis-feeds, ensure you are using approved media of the correct size, thickness and type. If the issue persists, check the media path inside the duplex again to ensure that you have removed all of the misfed media.
General| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
|---|---|
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Fax Type | Super G3 |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Interface | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows, Mac OS, Linux |
| Type | Multifunction |
| Print Technology | Laser |
| Print Speed (Black) | 30 ppm |
| Print Speed (Color) | 30 ppm |
| Copy Speed (Black) | 30 ppm (A4) |
| Copy Speed (Color) | 30 ppm (A4) |
| Scan Type | Color Scanner |
| Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) | Yes |
| Paper Size | A4, A5 |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
Covers machine layout, space requirements, and control panel adjustment.
Details the types of drivers and applications provided on the CD/DVD.
Lists the necessary hardware and operating system specifications for the machine.
Details the function of each key and indicator on the machine's control panel.
Explains the navigation and functionality of the touch screen interface.
Explains the meaning of various icons and keys displayed on the machine's screens.
Details how to log in using user authentication and account track features.
Allows configuration of sound, key repeat, and display settings for user convenience.
Displays the total page count for each machine function.
Enables registration and viewing of E-mail and fax destinations.
Allows users to configure machine settings like language and paper tray.
Settings configurable only by administrators for machine management.
Procedure for changing the administrator password.
Options for resetting settings and formatting the hard disk.
Lists supported media types, sizes, and their capabilities for printing.
Describes various paper types and their usage guidelines.
Defines the guaranteed imageable area and margin settings on media.
General instructions for loading paper and other media into trays.
Specific instructions for loading paper into Tray 2.
Instructions for loading media into optional lower feeder units.
Configuration options for double-sided printing and binding positions.
Handling of output media and guidelines for proper media storage.
Step-by-step instructions for placing documents in the automatic document feeder.
Guides on verifying and setting default driver options for Windows.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the printer driver from Windows.
How to view and access current printer driver settings in Windows.
Overview of Postscript, PCL, and XPS driver options and common buttons.
Discusses limitations of driver functions with Point and Print installations.
Procedures for printing and deleting jobs saved on the machine's hard disk.
Instructions for printing files directly from a USB memory device.
Options for filtering displayed files and using ID & Print jobs.
General procedure for making copies using the machine.
Specifies document size and paper selection for copying.
Adjusts image size, layout, and duplexing for copies.
Adjusts image quality and color settings for copied output.
Settings for output finishing and printing a proof copy for review.
Advanced scanning features for multi-batch documents and card copying.
Adjusts background removal, contrast, and sharpness for scanned documents.
Temporarily stops a current copy job for new settings or quick copies.
Stores and recalls frequently used copy settings as reusable programs.
Steps for scanning documents from a computer via network or TWAIN/WIA applications.
Explains mode settings and parameters for TWAIN driver scanning in Windows.
Details settings for scanning using the Windows WIA driver.
Instructions for setting up and using network scanning via Web Service.
How to send scan commands from a computer using Web Service.
Overviews network scanning capabilities and initial setup requirements.
Procedures for scanning documents and sending them via email.
Configures scan parameters like simplex/duplex and original size for E-mail.
Adjusts background, density, sharpness, and resolution for E-mail scans.
Configures binary division, encryption, and signature settings for email transmission.
Methods to select scan destinations like registered, favorites, or index search.
Procedures for scanning documents and saving them to folders.
Configures scan parameters for saving to folders.
Adjusts resolution and file type for saving scans to folders.
Adding and managing E-mail, FTP, SMB, WebDAV, and network destinations.
Steps to register E-mail and SMB destinations in the address book.
Creating and managing scan profiles with pre-defined settings and destinations.
Important notes and precautions before replacing machine consumables.
Information about handling, storage, and replacing toner cartridges.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the imaging unit.
Procedure for replacing the waste toner bottle when full.
Steps for replacing the transfer roller when prompted.
Instructions for replacing the transfer belt unit when its lifespan is reached.
Procedure for replacing the machine's internal backup battery.
Instructions for replacing the fuser unit due to wear or error.
Safety measures to prevent electrostatic damage when handling internal machine components.
General guidelines and cautions for keeping the machine in good condition.
Instructions for cleaning the external surfaces of the machine.
Procedures for cleaning paper feed rollers in various trays to prevent misfeeds.
Instructions for cleaning the laser lens using a specialized tool for optimal scan quality.
Information to help resolve machine problems and locate proper help sources.
Steps to release the scanner lock mechanism for access.
Guidelines and steps to avoid paper jams and resolve them when they occur.
Visual guide to the paper path to help locate misfeeds.
Common causes and solutions for repeated paper jams.
Addresses various issues not related to media misfeeds or printing quality.
Diagnoses and resolves issues affecting print quality, such as streaks or light images.
Interpreting and responding to messages displayed on the control panel.
Lists common error and warning messages with their causes and solutions.
Explains messages related to operational status and user actions.
Indicates critical issues requiring intervention by a service representative.
Information about available accessories and warranty implications.
Details and step-by-step guide for installing the optional lower feeder unit.
Steps for installing the working table accessory.
Explains the IC card authentication system and its initial configuration.
Procedures for registering users and their IC cards using Data Administrator software.
Linking registered users to their IC cards via the machine's administrative settings.
Describes the procedures for logging in using IC card authentication or password.
Lists detailed technical specifications of the machine, including dimensions and performance.
Estimated lifespan for user-replaceable and service-replaceable consumables.
Instructions on how to use the on-screen keyboard for text entry.
Information regarding the machine's ENERGY STAR compliance and energy efficiency.
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