Specifications

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# Feature/Spec Function Customer Benefits
4 Menu key
Press to make and
confirm current printer
settings.
 One-touch access to printer settings such as display
language, paper sizes, and configuring network and
security settings.
5
LCD Panel
Selection keys
Correspond to choices
available to the user in
each LCD screen.
 Aligned directly beneath columns in the LCD Panel for
proper selection of desired feature or mode
confirmation.
6 Escape key
Returns the printer to
the previous condition
appearing in the LCD.
 Allows users to clear an incorrect selection without
having to reprogram an entire sequence of job steps.
7 Arrow keys
This circle of 4 keys is
used to scroll through
and enter printer values
and settings.
Moves the cursor in the
indicated direction
 Scroll through choices for communication modes and
active protocols, or to change value settings that appear
in the LCD panel such as IP Address numbers, wireless
channel numbers, etc.
 Quicker scrolling is accomplished by pressing and
holding the up/down arrow key to increase/decrease
displayed values in units of 10.
8 OK key
Sets the item currently
displayed in the LCD.
 Easily confirm printer settings and values, and move to
the next menu level.
9
4-line LCD
Panel Display
Displays current printer
status and error
messages.
Enhanced functionality
graphically displays
toner, supply status.
 Larger LCD panel easily displays device and network
settings, error messages, access logs, supply
information, as well as jobs in the print queues.
 Graphically displays supply/memory data.
 Easier for users to see lists of stored files.
 Displays all choices for initial printer configuration.
10
12-key
Alpha-numeric
keypad
10 number keys plus
Clear and ./- keys allow
users to enter
characters and
numbers at the device.
 Easily enter User IDs for Locked Print or ELP-NX jobs.
 Press each key repeatedly to scroll through the text
characters each number represents (similar to fax
machine speed dial programming).
 Use Selection keys (#5) to change case, enter numeric
characters, or enter symbols.
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Power,
Alert, &
Data In
Indicators
Indicators light or blink
to visually inform users
of system status.

Power In dic ator
remains lit whenever power is on;
flashes when warming up or receiving data; dark in
Energy Saver mode.

Aler t Indicator
blinks to warn users of printer errors. A
corresponding message describing the error and
corrective actions appears in the LCD panel.

Data In Indic ator
blinks when the printer is receiving
data from a computer; lights continuously when data
remains in memory.