Oki B930dn User Guide (English) - Page 33

System Settings, Paper that cannot be heated.

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• Curled paper • Paper with static electricity • Adhesive paper • Postcards with pictures • Paper with special coating on its surface • Treated colored paper • Paper using ink that will run at a temperature of 150 °C • Heat sensitive paper • Carbon paper • Paper with staples, paper clips, ribbons, or tape • Paper with rough surfaces such as pulp paper or fibrous paper • If acid paper is used, the characters might appear fuzzy. Replace it with alkaline paper. • Envelopes that are not flat or have metal fasteners • Labels which do not fully cover the adhesive backing • Transparencies that are not compitable for laser printers (i.e., inkjet transparencies) • Paper that cannot be heated. If background image suppression agent sticks to the feed roll when feeding postcards with pictures, the postcards may not feed. When this happens, clean the feed roll by referring to "Cleaning the Printer" on page 106". SYSTEM SETTINGS You can set a variety of system settings via the System, Quality, and Date/Time menus in your Operator Panel. These settings control items such as power saving, display language, and resolution. For complete descriptions of these settings see "Operator Panel" on page 194. B930n User's Guide> 27

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B930n User’s Guide> 27
Curled paper
Paper with static electricity
Adhesive paper
Postcards with pictures
Paper with special coating on its surface
Treated colored paper
Paper using ink that will run at a temperature of 150 °C
Heat sensitive paper
Carbon paper
Paper with staples, paper clips, ribbons, or tape
Paper with rough surfaces such as pulp paper or fibrous
paper
If acid paper is used, the characters might appear fuzzy.
Replace it with alkaline paper.
Envelopes that are not flat or have metal fasteners
Labels which do not fully cover the adhesive backing
Transparencies that are not compitable for laser printers (i.e.,
inkjet transparencies)
Paper that cannot be heated.
If background image suppression agent sticks to the feed roll when
feeding postcards with pictures, the postcards may not feed. When
this happens, clean the feed roll by referring to “Cleaning the
Printer” on page 106”.
S
YSTEM
S
ETTINGS
You can set a variety of system settings via the System, Quality, and
Date/Time menus in your Operator Panel. These settings control
items such as power saving, display language, and resolution. For
complete descriptions of these settings see “Operator Panel” on
page 194.