Panasonic Digital Color Imaging Systems For Printer Dp C266 Operating Instructions

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After selecting the data in Secure Mailbox, 
enter the password (8 to 16 digits), and 
then select “OK”.
zWhen saving print data in the Secure 
Mailbox of the machine, set the password in 
more than 8 digits (the machine does not 
accept the data with the password in less 
than 8 digits). For more details, refer to the 
Document Management System (Printer 
Driver) of provided CD-ROM.
6Select “Ye s” or “No”. 

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Job Control (Output Queue)
The following functions are available in the Job Control.
• On Line button: Turns the printer on-line.
• Off Line button: Turns the printer off-line.
• Cancel Print button: Stops the current print job and deletes the job from the output queue.
• Output Queue button: Displays the current print jobs.
Turning the Printer On-Line and Off-Line
You can turn the printer on-line and off-line from the Control Panel.
1Press the Print key if the machine...

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Canceling the Current Print Job
You can stop the current print job and delete the data from the output queue from the Control Panel.
1Press the Print key if the machine is 
set to other function mode.
2Select “Job Control”.
3Select “Cancel Print”.
4Select “Ye s” or “No”. 

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Confirming the Print Jobs in the Output Queue
You can confirm jobs currently being printed or in the output queue, and also manage the jobs from the 
Control Panel.
1Press the Print key if the machine is 
set to other function mode.
2Select “Job Control”.
3Select “Output Queue”.
4Select “Print”.
5Enter the password (4 digits), and then 
select “OK”.
6Select the desired print job, and 
manage the job.
zYou can select all files at a time with the 
“Select All” button....

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Chapter 2
SD Print Settings
Selecting the Color Mode
When printing directly from the SD Memory Card or USB Flash Memory, you can select the color mode.
zThe default Color mode settings can be changed with the Function Parameter “30 SD Print Settings (00 Color 
Mode)” (Printer Settings > General User Mode). Refer to Printer Settings in the Operating Instructions (For 
Function Parameters) of provided CD-ROM.
zThe manually selected Color mode settings will return to the...

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Quality Adjusting
When printing directly from the SD Memory Card or USB Flash Memory, you can adjust the image 
quality. 
The following five quality adjustments are available.
• Contrast
• Brightness
• Saturation•Tint
• Color Balance
zYou can adjust the image quality of JPEG files only.
zThe default settings can be changed with the Function Parameter “30 SD Print Settings” (Printer Settings > 
General User Mode). Refer to Printer Settings in the Operating Instructions...

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4Select “Close”. 
zFor the following procedure, refer to steps 7 
to 9 of Printing from SD Memory Card 
(see page 13) or steps 7 to 9 of Printing 
from USB Flash Memory (see page 15). 

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Contrast
Images can be printed with the adjusted contrast.
1Select “Contrast”.
zTo display this screen, refer to steps 1 and 2 
of Quality Adjusting (see page 27).
2Adjust the contrast with “Lower” or 
“Higher”, and then select “OK”.
zThe screen will return to step 1. 
Select “OK”, and then proceed to step 4 of 
Quality Adjusting (see page 28).
Higher
Lower
LowerEach time it is selected, the 
contrast level decreases by 1 
grade lower. (The distinction 
between...

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Brightness
Images can be printed with the adjusted brightness.
1Select “Brightness”.
zTo display this screen, refer to steps 1 and 2 
of Quality Adjusting (see page 27).
2Adjust the brightness with “Lower” or 
“Higher”, and then select “OK”.
zThe screen will return to step 1. 
Select “OK”, and then proceed to step 4 of 
Quality Adjusting (see page 28).
Higher
Lower
LowerEach time it is selected, the 
brightness level decreases by 
1 grade lower.
HigherEach time it is...