Canon I Sensys Lbp6030w User Guide

							Use  Daylight  Saving  TimeOff
OnStartJanuary  to  March
 to  December
1st  to  Last
Monday to  SundayEnd January  to  October to  December
1st  to  Last
Monday to  Sunday
Auto  Sleep  Time Off
After 1  minute
After 5  minutes
After 10 minutes
After 15 minutes
After 30 minutes
After 60 minutes
After 90 minutes
After 120 minutes
After 150 minutes
After 180 minutes
Auto  Shutdown  Time Off
After 1  hour
After 2  hours
After 3  hours
After 4  hours
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After 6  hours
After 7  hours
After 8  hours
Log  on  to  the  Remote  UI (Starting  the Remote  UI )[Settings/Registration] [Timer Settings] [Edit] Item settings [OK]
[Time Zone]
Set the  time  zone of the  region  where the  machine will  be used. 
UTC
Coordinated  Universal Time (UTC) is  the  primary time  standard by which the  world regulates clocks and  time. The correct
UTC time  zone setting is  required for  Internet  communications.
[Use Daylight  Saving  Time]
Enable or disable daylight  saving  time. If  daylight  saving  time  is  enabled,  specify  the  dates from which and  to  which
daylight  saving  time  is  in effect.
[Auto  Sleep  Time]
The machine enters  sleep mode automatically when it remains  idle for  a certain length of time. Specify the  length of time
until the  machine enters  auto  sleep. We recommend  using the  factory default  settings to  save  the  most power. 
Setting
Sleep  Mode
[Auto  Shutdown Time]
You  can set up  the  machine to  automatically turn  itself OFF  after it remains  idle for  a certain length of time. This prevents
wasted  power consumption caused by forgetting to  turn  the  machine OFF. Specify the  length of time  until the  machine
turns itself OFF. 
Setting Auto  Shutdown
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							You  can clean  the  fixing unit  inside the  machine.
Cleaning
Clean the  fixing unit  if  black spots or streaks appear  on  printouts.  Note that  you cannot  clean  the  fixing unit  when the  machine has
documents waiting  to  be printed.  To clean  the  fixing unit, you need plain  A4  size paper.  Before starting, load A4  size paper  in the
multi -purpose tray. (
Loading Paper in the Multi- Purpose Tray)
You  can specify  that  a PIN  (system manager password) is  required when logging in to  the  Remote  UI in System Manager  Mode, and  y ou
can register  information  about  the  system manager, such as name and  contact information. You  can also  register  a name to  identify this
machine, and  register  its location.
System Manager  InformationSystem Manager  PIN
System Manager  Name
Contact  Information
E -Mail Address
System Manager  Comment
Device Information Device Name
Location
Support Link
Utility Menu
Log  on  to  the  Remote  UI (Starting  the Remote  UI )[Settings/Registration] [Utility  Menu]  [Cleaning]  [Execute]  [OK]
The paper  is  fed slowly  into the  machine, and  cleaning  starts. The cleaning  is  done when the  paper  is  completely
ejected.
Cleaning  cannot  be cancelled  once it starts. Wait until it finishes (approx. 140 seconds).
System  Management
Log  on  to  the  Remote  UI in System Manager  Mode (Starting  the Remote  UI )[Settings/Registration] [System Management]  [Edit]  Item settings [OK]
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							Enable or disable encrypted  communication via  SSL  and  IP  address packet  filtering.
Remote UI  Settings
Select whether  to  use SSL  encrypted  communication.  Enabling  SSL Encrypted Communication for the Remote  UI
Use  SSL Off
On
Key  and  Certificate Settings
Register key  pairs, or generate  them on  the  machine. You  can check  and  verify registered key  pairs. Configuring  Settings  for
Key  Pairs and  Digital Certificates
CA Certificate Settings
Register a CA certificate.  One  CA certificate is  preinstalled. You  can check  and  verify registered CA certificates. Configuring
Settings  for Key  Pairs and  Digital Certificates
IP Address Filter
Specify whether  to  allow or reject packets  sent to  or received from devices with specified IP  addresses.
IPv4 Address: Outbound Filter
Do not  allow the  machine to  send data to  a computer  with a specified IPv4  address. Restricting Communication by Using
Firewalls
[System Manager  Information]
Specify the  PIN  and  other system manager information. 
Setting System Manager  Passwords
[Device Information]
[Device Name]
Enter up  to  32 alphanumeric  characters  for  the  name of the  machine.
[Location]
Enter up  to  32 alphanumeric  characters  for  the  location of the  machine.
[Support  Link]
Enter a link  to  support information  about  the  machine. The link  can be up  to  128 alphanumeric  characters  long.
The link  is  displayed on  the  Portal Page (main  page) of the  Remote  UI.
Security Settings
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							Use  FilterOff
On
Default  Policy Reject
Allow
IPv4 Address: Inbound Filter
Reject data received by the  machine from a computer  with a specified IPv4  address. Restricting Communication by Using
Firewalls
Use  Filter Off
On
Default  Policy Reject
Allow
IPv6 Address: Outbound Filter
Do not  allow the  machine to  send data to  a computer  with a specified IPv6  address. Restricting Communication by Using
Firewalls
Use  Filter Off
On
Default  Policy Reject
Allow
IPv6 Address: Inbound Filter
Reject data received by the  machine from a computer  with a specified IPv4  address. Restricting Communication by Using
Firewalls
Use  Filter Off
On
Default  Policy Reject
Allow
Make  settings related to  network functions.
TCP/IP Settings
Specify settings for  using the  machine in a TCP/IP  network, such as IP  address settings.
IPv4 Settings
Specify settings for  using the  machine in an  IPv4  network. Setting IPv4  AddressConfiguring  DNS
IP Address Settings Auto  AcquireSelect ProtocolOff
DHCP
BOOTP
RARP
Auto  IP On
Off
IP  Address
Subnet  Mask
Gateway Address
DNS  Settings Primary DNS Server  Address
Secondary DNS Server  Address
Network Settings
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							Host Name
Domain  Name
DNS Dynamic UpdateOff
OnDNS Dynamic Update Interval:  0  to  24 to  48 (hours)
mDNS Settings Use  mDNSOff
On
mDNS  Name
DHCP Option Settings Acquire Host NameOff
On
DNS Dynamic UpdateOff
On
IPv6 Settings
Specify settings for  using the  machine in an  IPv6  network. Setting IPv6  AddressesConfiguring  DNS
IP Address Settings Use  IPv6Off
On
Stateless Address Off
On
Use  Manual AddressOff
OnIP  Address
Prefix Length: 0  to  64
 to  128
Default  Router Address
Use  DHCPv6 Off
On
DNS  Settings Primary DNS Server  Address
Secondary DNS Server  Address
Use  Same  Host Name/Domain Name as IPv4Off
On
Host Name
Domain  Name
DNS Dynamic UpdateOff
OnRegister Manual Address
OffOn
Register Stateful  Address
OffOn
Register Stateless Address
OffOn
DNS Dynamic Update Interval:  0  to  24 to  48 (hours)
mDNS Settings Use  mDNSOff
On
Use  Same  mDNS  Name as IPv4Off
On
mDNS  Name
WINS  Settings
Specify settings for  Windows  Internet  Name Service (WINS), which provides a NetBIOS  name for  IP  address resolutions  in a mixed
network environment of NetBIOS  and  TCP/IP. Configuring  WINS
WINS Resolution Off
OnWINS Server  Address
Scope ID
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							LPD Print Settings
Enable or disable LPD, a printing protocol that  can be used on  any hardware platform  or operating  system. Configuring
Printing Protocols and  Web Services
Use  LPD  Printing Off
On
NetBIOS Settings
Set a NetBIOS  name and  a workgroup name,  which must be set to  register  this machine with a WINS server. Configuring
NetBIOS
NetBIOS  Name
Workgroup Name
RAW Print Settings
Enable or disable RAW, a Windows  specific printing protocol. Configuring  Printing Protocols and  Web Services
Use  RAW Printing Off
On
WSD Settings
Enable or disable automatic browsing and  acquiring information  for  the  machine by using the  WSD protocol that  is  available on
Windows  Vista/7/8/Server 2008/Server  2012. Configuring  Printing Protocols and  Web Services
Use  WSD Printing Off
On
Use  WSD BrowsingOff
On
Use  Multicast DiscoveryOff
On
SSL Settings
Specify the  key  pair  to  use when conducting  SSL  encrypted  communication with the  Remote  UI. Enabling  SSL Encrypted
Communication for the Remote  UI
Multicast Discovery  Settings
Specify whether  the  machine should respond to  discovery packets  when multicast discovery is  performed on  the  network using
Service Location Protocol (SLP). Configuring  SLP  Communication with imageWARE
Respond to  Discovery Off
On
Scope Name
Port  Number Settings
Change  port numbers  for  protocols according to  your network environment. Changing Port Numbers
LPD 1  to  515
 to  65535
RAW 1  to  9100
 to  65535
HTTP 1  to  80
 to  65535
SNMP 1  to  161
 to  65535
WSD Multicast Discovery 1  to  3702
 to  65535
Multicast Discovery 1  to  427
 to  65535
MTU  Size Settings
Select the  maximum  size of packets  the  machine sends or receives.  Changing the Maximum Transmission  Unit
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							MTU Size1300
1400
1500
SNTP Settings
Specify whether  to  acquire the  time  from a time  server  on  the  network. Configuring  SNTP
Use  SNTP Off
OnNTP Server  Name
Polling Interval:  1  to  24
 to  48 (hours)
SNMP Settings
Specify the  settings for  monitoring and  controlling the  machine from a computer  running  SNMP-compatible  software. Monitoring
and  Controlling the Machine  with SNMP
SNMPv1 Settings Use  SNMPv1Off
On
Community  Name 1
MIB Access Permission 1
Read/WriteRead Only
Community  Name 2
MIB Access Permission 2
Read/WriteRead Only
Dedicated Community  Settings Off
Read/Write
Read Only
SNMPv3 Settings Use  SNMPv3Off
On
User Settings 1/User Settings 2/User Settings 3
Context Settings
Printer Management  Information  Acquisition  Settings Acquire Printer Management Information from HostOff
On
Dedicated Port  Settings
Enable or disable the  dedicated  port. The dedicated  port is  used when using the  Printer Status Window  to  make machine settings  and
acquire information  about  the  machine.
Use  Dedicated Port Off
On
Log  on  to  the  Remote  UI in System Manager  Mode (Starting  the Remote  UI )[Settings/Registration] [Network  Settings] [Dedicated Port Settings] [Edit]  Select whether  to  use [OK]   Restart  the  machine
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							Waiting Time for Connection at Startup
Specify a wait  time  for  connecting to  a network. Select the  setting depending on  your network environment. Setting a Wait Time
for Connecting to a Network
Waiting  Time 0
 to  300 (seconds)
Wireless LAN Settings
You  can check  wireless LAN settings and  status information. Wireless LAN settings cannot  be changed from the  Remote  UI. Make
wireless LAN settings from the  computer  using the  MF/LBP  Network Setup  Tool.  (Connecting to a Wireless LAN )
[Use Dedicated Port]
Select the  check  box to  use the  dedicated  port. Clear the  check  box if  you do not  want to  use it. 
If  you clear the  check  box, the  Printer Status Window  cannot  acquire machine information.
Log  on  to  the  Remote  UI in System Manager  Mode (Starting  the Remote  UI)[Settings/Registration] [Network  Settings] [Wireless LAN Settings]  Check settings and  information
[MAC Address]
Displays  the  MAC address of the  wireless LAN.
[Wireless LAN Status]
Displays  the  connection status (signal strength) of the  wireless LAN.
[Latest  Error  Information]
Displays  information  about  the  latest  failure  to  make a wireless LAN connection.
[Channel]
Displays  the  wireless LAN channel that  is  currently in use.
[SSID Settings]
Displays  the  SSID  of the  connected wireless LAN router.
[Security  Settings]
Displays  the  type of encryption that  is  currently being applied.
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							Initializes  settings and  returns  the  machine to  the  factory default  state.
Initialize  Menu
Returns the  settings in the  [Preferences]  Menu  to  the  factory default  settings.  Initializing  Preferences  Settings
Initialize  System Management Settings
Returns the  settings in the  [System Management Settings] Menu  to  the  factory default  settings.  Initializing  System
Management  Settings
Initialize  Key  and  Certificate
Returns key  and  certificate settings to  the  factory default  settings.  Initializing  Key  and  Certificate Settings
[WPA/WPA2- PSK Settings]/[WEP Settings]
Displays  the  current  WPA/WPA2-PSK and  WEP settings.
Initialize Setting Information
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Troubleshooting
When  a problem occurs, check  this chapter  to  find out  solutions  before contacting Canon.
Paper Jams
If  the  paper  jams, see  Clearing Paper Jamsto  remove  the  jammed paper.
A Message Appears
If  the  Printer Status Window  displays an  error  message,  see  When an Error  Message Appears .
Common Problems
If  you suspect that  the  machine is  malfunctioning,  see  the  following  sections before contacting Canon.
Common  Problems
Installation/Settings Problems
Printing Problems
Printing Results  are Not Satisfactory
If  printing results are  not  satisfactory,  see  When You Cannot Print Properly.
When a Problem Cannot  Be Solved
If  a problem persists,  see  the  following  to  find out  where to  contact. When a Problem Cannot Be Solved
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