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Lists the key features of the Phaser 3500 Laser Printer, including speed, memory, and productivity.
Details the three available configurations of the Phaser 3500 Laser Printer and their specifications.
Describes the three main components of the printer's control panel and their functions.
Explains how the printer's control panel indicates errors and warnings via LED and display.
Lists the available drivers for the Xerox Phaser 3500 printer by operating system and source.
Compares Xerox driver features available for different operating systems, such as Windows and Mac OS.
Describes the Remote Control Panel utility and its capabilities for managing printer settings.
Provides instructions on how to install the Remote Control Panel utility from CD-ROM or the web.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to change printer settings using the Remote Control Panel.
Explains how to find the printer's IP address using the control panel for network configuration.
Explains what CentreWare IS is, its benefits, and how it uses TCP/IP for printer management.
Provides steps to launch CentreWare IS by entering the printer's IP address in a web browser.
Explains the function of the Status Monitor for checking printer status and receiving notifications.
Details how to access and adjust the printer's Power Saver mode timeout settings via the control panel.
Explains how to select the desired paper tray and configure the tray sequence for printing.
Steps to change paper type and size settings for specific trays via the printer's control panel.
Guides users on setting default printing preferences for all jobs in Windows.
Explains how to adjust driver settings for specific print jobs before sending them to the printer.
Provides step-by-step instructions for printing a job using the manual feed mode (Tray 1 MPT).
Guidelines and requirements for performing automatic 2-sided printing with a duplex unit.
Instructions for printing 2-sided jobs using different Windows PostScript and PCL6 drivers.
Steps for performing manual 2-sided printing, including loading paper and selecting pages.
Explains how to print multiple document pages onto a single sheet of paper using N-Up feature.
General steps for setting up and configuring the printer on a network.
Discusses choosing between Ethernet, USB, and Parallel cable connections for the printer.
Explains the importance of unique IP addresses for TCP/IP communication and network identification.
Step-by-step instructions for installing printer drivers on Windows 98 SE or later and Windows 2000 or later.
Directs users to online support for troubleshooting print quality issues.
Details electrical, laser, maintenance, operational safety, supplies, and location guidelines for safe printer use.
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