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4. Select the type of log to view or select All. Available options are: Errors, Statuses, Oki Toners, Oki Toner and Page Counts, All. 5. The Exclude area allows you to filter out common messages that may be unimportant to you like "paper out" "data arriving" and "online". You can keep the default filter words displayed or add and delete as you see fit. Make sure the words or phrases are separated by a comma. 6. Sort the report by the date and time the log was registered or by individual device. 7. Click Show to generate the Printer Log report Note: When All is selected in the View field, you have the ability to filter the log search results further by selecting only the property that you are interested in. For example, the Magenta Toner info property was selected. After clicking Show, all logs that pertain to that property are displayed. Multiple fields can also be chosen by CTRL + or SHIFT + . When "Errors" is selected from the "View" drop-down list, specific control panel messages can be excluded from the report by entering their text in the "Exclude" edit field. For example, to exclude "Black Toner Low" messages from the report, you would enter "Black 144

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4.
Select the type of log to view or select
All.
Available options are:
Errors, Statuses,
Oki Toners, Oki Toner and Page Counts, All.
5.
The
Exclude area
allows you to filter out common messages that may be
unimportant to you li
ke “paper out” “data arriving” and “online”.
You can keep the
default filter words displayed or add and delete as you see fit.
Make sure the words
or phrases are separated by a comma.
6.
Sort the report by the date and time the log was registered or by individual device.
7.
Click
Show
to generate the Printer Log report
Note:
When
All
is selected in the View field, you have the ability to filter the log search
results further by selecting only the property that you are interested in.
For example, the Magenta Toner info property was selected.
After clicking
Show
, all logs
that pertain to that property are displayed.
Multiple fields can also be chosen by CTRL +
<field> or SHIFT + <field>.
When “Errors” is selected from the “View” drop
-down list, specific control panel messages
can be excluded from the report by entering their text in the “Exclude” edit field.
For
example, to exclude “Black Toner Low” messages from the report, you would enter “Black