What to do if my Samsung Printer does not print because of connection issues?
If your Samsung Printer isn't printing, ensure that the connection cable between the computer and the printer is properly connected. Try disconnecting and reconnecting it.
What to do if my Samsung Printer doesn't print due to a paper jam or missing cartridge?
If your Samsung Printer isn't printing, make sure the printer cover is closed, no paper is jammed, paper is loaded, and the toner cartridge is installed. If a printer system error occurs, no answer.
How to set Samsung Printer as default printer?
If your Samsung Printer isn't printing, ensure that the printer is selected as the default printer in the Printer folder in Windows. Look for 'Samsung ML-1710 Series' and set it as default.
What to do if a Samsung ML-1710P Printer cable is defective?
If your Samsung Printer isn't printing, and the connection cable between the computer and the printer might be defective, try attaching the cable to another working computer to print a job. Alternatively, use a different printer cable to test.
What to do if Samsung Printer is in Manual Feed mode?
If your Samsung Printer isn't printing, and it may be in Manual Feed mode, add paper to the manual feeder and press the Cancel button on the printer’s control panel to begin printing.
How to check the port setting on a Samsung Printer?
If your Samsung Printer isn't printing, check the Windows printer setting to ensure the print job is sent to the correct port (e.g., LTP1). If your computer has multiple ports, verify the printer is connected to the correct one.
General| Color | No |
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| Maximum resolution | 600 x 600 DPI |
| Time to first page (black, normal) | 11 s |
| Print speed (black, normal quality, A4/US Letter) | 16 ppm |
| Internal memory | 8 MB |
| Processor model | Samsung |
| Built-in processor | Yes |
| Maximum print size | 210 x 297 mm |
| Maximum ISO A-series paper size | A4 |
| Compatible operating systems | Compatibility Windows, Linux, Macintosh |
| Maximum input capacity | 250 sheets |
Weight and Dimensions| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 348 x 335 x 193 mm |
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Details the printer's advanced features for quality and speed, including DPI and page-per-minute.
Identifies and illustrates the printer's external parts like the control panel and tray, and internal components.
Explains the function of LEDs (On Line/Error, Toner Save) and buttons on the printer's control panel.
Instructions for safely removing the printer and all accessories from the packing carton.
Guidelines for choosing an optimal and safe placement for the printer, considering air circulation.
Step-by-step guide on how to open the cover, remove, shake, and insert the toner cartridge.
Instructions for properly loading paper into the printer tray, including preparing and inserting the stack.
How to adjust the rear and side paper guides to accommodate different paper sizes.
Instructions for connecting the printer to a computer using either a parallel or USB cable.
Steps to connect the power cord and turn on the printer, including safety precautions.
Procedure to print a test page by pressing the Cancel button to confirm correct operation.
Guide for installing printer drivers and utility software from the CD-ROM on Windows, Mac, or Linux.
Factors to consider when selecting paper, envelopes, and labels, such as size, weight, and brightness.
Lists supported paper sizes, types, and input capacities for the tray and manual feeder.
Recommendations for using various paper types and special materials to avoid jams and ensure quality.
How to choose between the top output tray (face down) and the rear output tray (face up).
General instructions for loading paper into the printer tray and using the manual feeder.
Instructions and guidelines for printing on envelopes using the manual feeder with flap side down.
Instructions and guidelines for printing on label sheets, verifying adhesive tolerance.
Instructions and guidelines for printing on transparency sheets, handling by edges.
How to print on card stock and custom-sized paper using the manual feeder, noting minimum sizes.
Guidelines for printing on paper with pre-existing logos or forms, ensuring ink compatibility.
General steps for sending a document to print from Windows applications via the Print window.
How to configure paper settings like size, type, and source in printer properties via the Paper tab.
Instructions on enabling and using the Toner Save mode from the control panel or software.
How to print multiple document pages onto a single sheet of paper using the Layout tab.
How to resize print output to fit a specific percentage or scale using the Layout tab.
How to automatically scale a document to fit a selected paper size using the Layout tab.
How to print a single page across multiple sheets to create a poster using the Layout tab.
Options for adjusting resolution, darkness, and other graphic output settings via the Graphics tab.
How to add predefined or custom watermarks like "CONFIDENTIAL" to printouts via the Extras tab.
How to create and print overlays, such as company letterheads, onto documents via the Extras tab.
How to open and use the Status Monitor software for printer status and error notifications.
Instructions for sharing the printer on a network for other users in Windows 9x/Me and NT/2000/XP.
Guidelines for storing, life expectancy, and saving toner, and procedures for redistributing toner.
Procedures for cleaning the printer's exterior and interior components, including printing a cleaning sheet.
Lists consumable and replacement parts like rollers and fuser units with their typical yield or lifespan.
A step-by-step guide to diagnose and resolve common printer problems by checking basic functions.
Solutions for issues like the printer not printing, incorrect selection, or paper feed errors.
Detailed steps to safely remove jammed paper from the output tray, feed rollers, and around the toner cartridge.
Guidance on resolving problems like light prints, toner specs, dropouts, vertical lines, and background scatter.
Explains LED patterns (On Line/Error, Toner Save) and their corresponding error messages and solutions.
Solutions for common printing errors encountered in Windows, like 'File in Use' or 'General Protection Fault'.
Solutions for common printing errors encountered in Macintosh, related to Chooser or printing errors.
Solutions for common printing errors encountered in Linux, covering configuration and printing system issues.
Instructions for installing software and printing on Macintosh computers, including choosing the printer.
Instructions for installing drivers, configuring, and uninstalling the printer on Linux systems.
Detailed technical specifications of the printer, including print speed, resolution, memory, and interface.
Information on supported paper types, sizes, weights, and their impact on printer performance and quality.
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