Canon I Sensys Lbp6030b User Guide

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Printing Setting Lists
You  can print setting lists from the  Printer Status Window.  This is  convenient  when you want to  print a list  of network settings or a list  of
power saving  and  other configuration settings for  the  machine. Setting lists are  formatted to  print on  A4  size paper.  Before starting, load
A4  size paper  in the  multi -purpose tray. 
Loading Paper in the Multi- Purpose Tray
Select the machine by clicking   in the system  tray.
Select [Options]  [Utility]  [Configuration Page Print] or [Network Status Print].
[Configuration Page Print]
Prints  a list  of the  settings under [Options] [Device Settings] together with machine version information.
[Network Status Print] (LBP6030w)
Prints  a list  of the  network settings of the  machine.
Click [OK].
Output example:  [Configuration Page Print]
Output example:  [Network  Status Print]
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							You  can also  use the  machine's  (Paper) key  to  print and  view a list  of the  machine's  IPv4  settings,  MAC address, wireless LAN
settings,  and  version information. 
Viewing Network Settings
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Viewing the Page Counter Value
You  can check  the  total number of pages that  the  machine has printed by viewing the  page counter in the  Printer Status Window.
Select the machine by clicking   in the system  tray.
Select [Options]  [Counter Information].
The total number of printed pages is  displayed.
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Initializing Settings
You  can restore the  machine's  settings to  the  factory default  settings.
Initializing  Preferences  Settings
Initializing  System Management  Settings
Initializing  Key  and  Certificate Settings
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Initializing Preferences Settings
You  can initialize the  settings of the  Remote  UI [Preferences]  menu (Setting Menu List) to  return them to  the  factory default
settings.
Start  the Remote UI  and  log  on in System Manager Mode.  Starting the Remote UI
Click [Settings/Registration].
Click [Initialize Setting Information]  [Initialize Menu].
Select the settings  to initialize, and  then click [Initialize].
[Menu to Initialize]
Select the  settings to  initialize from the  drop-down list. Select [Initialize All] to  initialize both  [Display Settings] and  [Timer
Settings].
Click [OK].
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Initializing System Management Settings
You  can initialize the  settings in the  Remote  UI [System Management Settings] menu (Setting Menu List) to  return them to  the
factory default  settings.
To initialize [Key and  Certificate Settings] and  [CA Certificate Settings] in [Security Settings],  see  Initializing  Key  and
Certificate Settings .
Start  the Remote UI  and  log  on in System Manager Mode.  Starting the Remote UI
Click [Settings/Registration].
Click [Initialize Setting Information]  [Initialize System Management Settings].
Select the settings  to initialize, and  then click [Initialize].
[Setting Information  to Initialize]
Select the  settings to  initialize from the  drop-down list. Select [Initialize All] to  initialize all of the  settings in [System Manager
Information], [Device Information], [Security Settings],  and  [Network  Settings] at once.
Click [OK].
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							If you initialized  the network settings,  restart the machine.
Turn  OFF  the  machine, wait  for  at least  10 seconds,  and  turn  it back ON.
Initializing by Using the Wi-Fi Key
You  can use the  machine's  (Wi -Fi) key  to  initialize the  machine's  system management  settings.  If  you turn  OFF  the  machine,
and  then  turn  ON the  machine while pressing the  (Wi -Fi) key, all of the  settings in the  [System Management Settings] menu
(Setting Menu List ) of the  Remote  UI are  initialized at once. However, the  [System Manager  Name], [Device Name], and
[Location]  settings of [System Management]  are  not  initialized.
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Initializing Key and Certificate Settings
You  can restore the  settings of key  pairs (Key and  certificate settings)  and  CA certificates  to  the  factory default  settings.  Note that  any
key  pairs that  you have registered in the  machine and  any CA certificates  (except  the  preinstalled CA certificates)  will  be deleted  by the
initialization.
If  you perform  this initialization,  SSL  encrypted  communication requiring a key  pair  will  not  be possible.  To use SSL  encrypted
communication,  set another key  pair  and  enable  the  function again.
Start  the Remote UI  and  log  on in System Manager Mode.  Starting the Remote UI
Click [Settings/Registration].
[Initialize Setting Information]  [Initialize Key  and  Certificate].
Click [Initialize].
Click [OK].
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							LINKS
Configuring  Settings  for Key  Pairs and  Digital Certificates
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Relocating the Machine
The machine is  heavy. To avoid  injury, be sure  to  follow  the  procedure below when moving  the  machine. Also  be sure  to  read  the  safety
instructions before you begin. Important  Safety Instructions
Turn OFF  the machine and  computer.
When  you turn  OFF  the  machine, data that  is  waiting  to  be printed is  deleted.
Disconnect the cables and  cord from the machine in numerical  order as in the illustration  below.
Whether or not  a USB  cable () is  connected depends on  your environment.
 Power plug
 Power cord
 USB  cable
If you will  be  transporting  the machine across a long  distance,  remove  the toner  cartridge. How  to Replace
Toner Cartridges
Close  the multi-purpose tray and  output  tray, and  carry the machine to its new location.
To carry the  machine, grasp  it on  both  sides with the  front side  facing  you.
Carefully place the machine at its new location.
For the  procedure to  follow  after moving  the  machine, see  the  "Getting Started."  Manuals Included with the Machine
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