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Name Description
Overlay Prints a pre-registered overlay on print data.
Pamphlet
Creates pamphlet-style pagination.
Professional finishing is possible without outsourcing.
Paper Selection
(Paper Type)
Configures the type of paper in the paper tray via the printer driver user interface. (For
example, plain, recycled, colour, heavy paper, or transparency)
The setting restricts printer function automatically.
PCL Setting Changes setting when printing data in PCL.
Poster
Enlarges an original image to a size larger than A3 and prints the divided images onto
multiple sheets of print paper.
Print Density Level
Lightens or darkens the print density of colour and black and white images.
For example, to
adjust the density of the background colour in tables and graphs if the text is too hard to
read.
Resolution Setting Selects the printing resolution, 600 or 1200dpi
Retention
Stores output in the MFP and retrieves it by using three modes, ‘hold after print’, ‘hold
before print’ and ‘proof print’.
Hold after Print Prints and then stores the data.
Hold before Print
(Hold Only)
Stores data without printing it.
Proof Print
(Sample Print)
When you print two or more copies, only one set is printed and the data is stored.
ROPM (RIP Once /
Print Many)
Downloads and stores large multi-page print data to memory once, and reuses the data to
process multiple print sets.
Rotate 180
degrees
Prints jobs rotated by 180 degrees.
Tandem Print
Connects the MX-5000N/01N & MX-4100N/01N to another MX-5000N/01N &
MX-4100N/01N at a different location on the network, and, in effect, shares printing jobs
between the two machines.
Text to Black Prints all characters (colour and B/W) as black characters.
Toner Save Prints data using less toner than the usual amount.
Transparency
Insert
Places blank insert sheets between transparent sheets when printing data onto transparent
film.
Vector to Black Prints all lines or areas other than white lines and areas in black.
Watermarks Prints a watermark such as “IMPORTANT” or “CONFIDENTIAL” onto printouts.
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