Canon I Sensys Lbp6230dw User Guide

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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 () and  LAN cable () are  connected depends on  your environment.
 Power plug
 Power cord
 USB  cable
LAN 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, auxiliary tray, and  all similar parts, 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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Appendix
This chapter  contains technical specifications  of this machine, instructions on  how to  use the  e-Manual,  disclaimers, copyright  information,
and  other information  that  you may  need. Refer to  it as required.
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Feature Highlights
Give  the  features that  are  described in this section  a try.  The features are  grouped under four  headings: "Going Green and  Saving
Money,"  "Improving  Efficiency," and  "So Much  More."
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Going Green and Saving Money
Print Multiple Pages  on a Single Sheet
Sleep Mode
Save Toner
When  there are  many pages in a document, the  printout can be inconveniently  bulky  –  hard to  carry around and  store,
and  also  hard to  read. But  there is  a solution. Print  multiple pages onto  one sheet! This allows  you to  save  paper  and
make your documents slimmer and  easier  to  handle.
For more information  about  this function, see  Printing Multiple Pages Onto  One Sheet.
You  can save  power by setting the  machine to  enter sleep mode automatically whenever it has not  been used for  a while.
You  don't need to  turn  OFF  the  power each time, but you can still have the  machine minimize its power consumption.  The
auto  shutdown  function can boost the  savings, by automatically turning  OFF  the  machine if  it remains  idle for  a longer
time. These convenient  functions work in the  background to  save  power and  money  every day.
To save  power by putting the  machine into sleep mode:  Setting Sleep  Mode
To configure the  machine to  be automatically turned OFF:  
Setting Auto  Shutdown
To economize  on  toner,  you can use draft  mode for  drafts and  test printouts.  Or you can switch  between  modes  according
to  purpose,  using normal mode for  beautiful photos  and  draft  mode for  company  documents that  do not  require
presentation quality.
For more information  about  this function, see  Saving  Toner .
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Improving Efficiency
Remote Management with Printer Status Window  and Remote UI
Register  Favorite  Settings and Call Them  Up at Any Time
Save Time with Shortcuts
The Printer Status Window  and  Remote  UI allow you to  manage the  machine remotely from the  computer  at your desk.
You  can monitor the  state of the  machine from your computer, and  also  check  error  information. Whenever a printing
error  occurs, the  Printer Status Window  appears automatically to  notify  you with easy  to  understand messages and
animations. Save  time  and  trouble  by eliminating  trips  between  your desk  and  the  machine. The Remote  UI makes it
simple to  configure the  machine, including the  many network setting items.
For more information  about  the  Printer Status Window,  see  Printer Status Window.
For more information  about  the  Remote  UI, see  
Using  the Remote  UI .
Everyone in the  office  uses the  printer. If  you register  the  most popular  settings as the  default  settings,  you can use them
right away. You  can also  register  frequently used combinations of print settings as "profiles." Then  you can call up  your
favorite settings in a single operation, by selecting a profile instead of selecting each setting every time  you print.
To change default  print settings:  Changing Default  Settings
To register  combinations of frequently used print settings as "profiles": 
Registering Combinations of Frequently Used
Print Settings
When  you have a number of documents to  print,  it would be convenient  to  print them all with one operation. Canon
PageComposer  allows  you to  combine multiple documents and  print them all at once. It is  an  easy  way  to  save  time  and
work more efficiently.
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							For more information  about  this function, see  Combining and  Printing Multiple Documents.
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So Much More
Keep  Your Printouts Private
Go  Wireless
Make  Posters
Make  Booklets
For personal information  and  sensitive  documents that  you want to  keep  private,  you can print watermarks such as
"CONFIDENTIAL" or "TOP  SECRET."  In addition to  these standard watermarks,  you can also  design your own watermarks.
For more information  about  this function, see  Printing Watermarks.
No cables, easy  installation, simple maintenance. If  you've got  a WPS wireless LAN router, bypass  the  settings process
altogether and  be ready to  go before you know it. Enjoy the  kind of clutter -free and  easy  to  use document system that
you can only get from wireless.  Compatible with IEEE  802.11b/g/n  for  stress-free wireless,  and  also  supports WEP and
WPA/WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES -CCMP) for  tighter security.
For more information  about  this function, see  Connecting to a Wireless LAN .
Blow  up  a regular one-sheet printout and  make an  exceptionally large poster. A large poster  will  be printed out  on  nine
sheets.  Put  them together in a 3x3  grid,  and  voila!
For more information  about  this function, see  Printing Posters.
Sometimes  your documents deserve better presentation than a staple  in the  upper-left  corner. Making booklets is  easy.
The print driver  will  take care of the  page positioning  for  you. All  you have to  do is  fold  the  pages and  staple  them along
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							Automatically  Collate  Meeting Handouts
the  middle.
For more information  about  this function, see  Printing Booklet.
When  you print multiple copies of a multi -page document, you can use the  collate function to  print one copy after another
with all of the  pages in the  correct order. This is  convenient  when preparing handouts for  meetings or presentations.
For more information  about  this function, see  Collating Printouts by Page .
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Specifications
Due to  continuing product enhancements, the  specifications  of this machine are  subject  to  change without notice.
Machine  Specifications
Wireless LAN Specifications
Paper
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Machine Specifications
Hardware Specifications
Software  Specifications
Type Desktop page printer
Printing System Semiconductor laser + dry-type electrophotographic system
Toner  Fixing
System On-demand fixing system
Print Speed
(Plain  paper (60 to  90
g/m²), A4 continuous
printing)1 -sided  printing: 25 pages/minute
2 -sided  printing: 15.4 pages/minute (7.7  sheets/minute)
Warm- Up Time
(from power ON until
machine enters
standby)10 seconds  or less
Recovery Time
(recovery from sleep
mode to  standby)Approx. 0.5  seconds
First Print Time
(A4 printing)Approx. 6  seconds
Acceptable Paper
Stock
Paper
Paper Capacity Multi-purpose tray:  Approx. 250 sheets
Manual feed  slot:  1  sheet
2 - Sided Printing A4, Legal,  Letter
Paper Output Face down
Output Capacity
(Output  tray)Approx. 100 sheets
Noise
(measured in
accordance  with  ISO
7779, declared noise
emission  in accordance
with  ISO 9296)
LwAd  (declared A - weighted sound  power level (1  B =  10 dB)) During standby: Inaudible
During printing: 6.77 B or less
LpAm  (declared A - weighted sound  pressure level (bystander position)) During standby: Inaudible
During printing: 52 dB
Environmental
Conditions
(machine only)
Operating Environment Temperature:  10 to  30 °C
Humidity: 20 to  80% RH (no  condensation)
Host Interface USB  interface:  Hi -Speed USB/USB
Network interface:
Shared  10BASE-T/100BASE-TX (RJ-45) Full Duplex/Half Duplex
IEEE  802.11b/g/n
User Interface LED indicators:  5
Operation  keys/buttons:  4
Power 220 to  240 V (± 10 %), 50/60 Hz (± 2  Hz)
Hardware Specifications
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