Dell 1130 User Guide

Features of your new product
Your  new machine is equipped  with a  number of special features that  improve  the quality of the documents you print.
Special Features
Print with excellent quality and speed
You  can  print  with a  resolution of up  to  1,200 x  600 dpi  (Dell 1130) and  up  to  1,200 x  1,200 dpi
( Dell 1130n ) effective  output.
Dell 1130 prints up  to  18  ppm, A4-sized paper or up  to  19  ppm, letter  sized paper. Dell 1130n
prints up  to  24  ppm, A4-sized paper and  letter -sized...

Features by Models
The  machine is designed to  support all of your  document needs from  printing to  more  advanced networking  solutions
for your  business.
Features  by models  include:FEATURES Dell  1130Dell  1130n
Hi -Speed USB  2.0 ●
[a]●
Network  Interface Ethernet 10/100 BaseTX wired LAN ●
Duplex (2 -sided)  printing (Manual) ●●
[a] USB  1.1
(  ●: Included,  Blank: Not available)
 

Introduction
This chapter gives  you an overview  of your  machine:
This chapter includes:
Machine  overview
Control panel overview
Understanding the control panel
Machine overview
Front view
This illustration may differ from  your  machine depending on its  model.1 Document output tray
6Manual  feeder
2 Control panel
7Manual  feeder  guide
3 Front cover handle
8Output support
4 Front cover
9Toner cartridge
5 Tray 1
Rear view
 

This illustration may differ from  your  machine depending on its  model.1 Rear cover
3USB  port
2 Network  Port
[a]4 Power receptacle
[a
] Dell 1130n  only.
Control panel overview
This control panel may differ from  your  machine depending on its  model.
1Jam Shows  the status of jam  occurrence of your  machine.  (See LEDs.)
2
Online/Error Shows  the status of your  machine.  (See LEDs.)
3
Cancel Stops an operation  at any time.  Also  there are more  functions.  (See Understanding the
control panel.)...

GreenOnThe  machine is in power saver mode.
The  machine is on-line  and  can  receive  data from  the computer.
Blinking
When  the LED blinks  slowly, the machine is receiving data from  the computer.
When  the LED blinks  rapidly ,  the machine is printing data.
Red On
The  cover is open. Close  the cover.
There is no paper in the tray. Load paper in the tray.
The  machine has  stopped due  to  a  major error.
Your  system  has  some  problems.  If  this problem occurs,  contact  your  service...

If  you want  to  turn  the power off,  press  and  hold this button for 1 second.
 

Getting started
This chapter gives  you step-by-step instructions for setting  up  the USB  connected machine and  software.
This chapter includes:
Setting  up  the hardware
Printing  a  demo page
Supplied software
System  requirements
Installing USB  connected machine’s  driver
Sharing your  machine locally
Setting up the hardware
This section shows  the steps to  set  up  the hardware,  as is explained in the Quick Install Guide.  Make sure  you read the
Quick Install Guide first and  follow  the steps...

3. Remove tape holding  the machine.
4. Install the toner cartridge.
5. Load paper. (See Loading  paper in the tray.)
6. Make sure  that  all cables are connected to  the machine.
7. Turn the machine on.  (See Turning  on the machine.)
This equipment  will be inoperable  when  mains  power fails.
Printing a demo page
Print a  demo page  to  make  sure  that  the machine is operating  correctly.
To print a  demo  page:
In ready  mode, press  and  hold the 
 (cancel  button) for about  2 seconds.
Supplied...

2008 R2(2  GHz or faster) MB)
Internet  Explorer®  5.0 or higher  is the minimum requirement  for all Windows operating  systems.
Administrator rights are required  to  install the software.
Windows Terminal Services is compatible with this machine.
Macintosh
OPERATING
SYSTEM Requirements  (recommended)
CPU RAMfree HDD
space
Mac OS X  10.3  ~
10.4
Intel Processors
PowerPC  G4/  G5
128 MB  for a  PowerPC  based Mac
(512  MB)
512 MB  for a  Intel-based Mac (1  GB) 1 GB
Mac OS X  10.5
Intel Processors
867...

If  the AutoPlay  window  appears in Windows Vista,  Windows 7 and  Windows 2008 Server R2,  click   Run
Setup.exe  in Install or  run  program  field, and  click  Continue or Yes  in the  User Account  Control
windows.
3. Click   Next.
If  necessary, select a  language from  the drop -down  list.
4. Select  Typical  installation for a  local  printer. Then,  click   Next.
The  Custom allows  you to  select the machine’s  connection  and  choose individual component  to  install.  Follow
the on-screen...