Sharp DX B350P User Manual

							User’s GuideI-3
J
Jam Recovery 3-16, 6-4
Jams 10-1
Job Accounting 4-18, 6-4
Job Accounting Menu 3-5
Job Handling 4-21
Job Handling tab 4-7, 4-18
Job Library 6-3
Job Library Menu 3-5
Job Offset 3-7, 4-12, 5-6
Job Poll Interval 6-5
Job retention 4-20
Job storage 4-20
Job Timeout 3-16, 6-4
L
Labels 2-6, 2-8
Landscape 4-9
Language 3-15, 6-3
Layout 5-5
LCD display 3-1
LED indicators 3-2
Left-navigation area 6-2
Legal 2-5
Legal13 2-5
Length guide 2-12
Letter 2-5
Letter Head 2-6
LF Mode 3-14, 6-4
Lines Per Page 3-14, 6-4
Loading paper 2-11, 3-4, 4-13
Lock tabs 2-15
Login 6-3
Logout 6-3
Low power mode 2-17
M
MAC 2-4
Mac Driver 5-1
Macintosh 5-1
Main tab 4-7, 4-8
Maintenance Reqd 9-11
Manual Feed 3-6, 4-16, 6-4
Manual IP 7-2
Manually install 4-3Margin shift 4-11
Mass Storage Error 6-5
mDNS 6-5
Media
suggested 2-9
Media Check 4-14, 5-6
Media Type 3-7, 5-6
Media Types 2-6
Memory Expansion Module 8-20
Menu 3-2
metal fasteners 2-11
Microsoft Windows operating systems 2-4
Minute 3-17
Mode 6-5
Monarch 2-5
Month 3-17
Multiple pages 4-11
Multiple Pages to Single Sheet 4-11
N
Navigation 3-3
NDS Context 6-5
NDS Tree Name 6-5
Netware 6-5
Netware Frame 6-5
Netware Setup 3-11
Network 1 Setup 3-10
Network configuration settings 7-3
Network Names 6-4
Network Status 6-3
Network Summary 3-16
Networking 7-1
Next 3-2
No power 9-6, 9-8
No print 9-6
Noise 9-8
Notifications 7-4
NPRINTER 6-5
N-up 4-11
O
Object Identifiers 7-6
Off 2-4
Offline 6-5
Offset 4-12
Offset Catch Error 6-5
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Offset Catch Tray 2-1, 5-6, 8-14, 10-10
Offset Catch Tray Rear Cover 2-2
Offset from GMT 3-17
On 2-4
Operator Panel 2-1, 3-1
Operator Panel Menus
Defined 3-5
Navigate 3-3
Optional Duplex Module 2-2
Optional Tray Module 2-1
Options 8-1
Orientation 1-2, 3-13, 4-9, 5-5, 6-4
Output Destination 4-9
Output Linking 3-7, 6-4
Output Tray 3-6, 6-4
Overlay Options 4-17
Overlays 4-16
P
Page Counters 3-20
Page Description Languages 2-4
Panel Lock 3-4
Paper
suggested 2-9
unusable 2-11
paper clips 2-11
Paper Feed 5-6
Paper Gauge 2-1
Paper Handling 5-5
Paper Jam 6-5
Paper Jams 10-1
Paper Larger Than A4/Letter Size 2-14
Paper Low/Paper Out 6-5
Paper Menu 3-6
Paper Size 2-5, 4-13, 5-5
Paper Stop 2-1, 2-3
Paper tab 4-7, 4-12
Paper Tray 10-2
Paper tray 8-10
Paper Type 3-7
Paper Types 2-6
Paper Usage 2-5
Parallel 2-2
Parallel Setup 3-8, 6-4
PCL Menu 3-13
PCL5 4-1PCL5 Tray Mapping Utility 11-2
PCL5c 2-4
PCL5e 2-4
PCL6 2-4
PDF Utility 11-4
PDLs 2-4
Pitch 3-14, 6-4
Plain 2-6
Poor Print Quality 9-2
POP3 6-5
Port 3-8
Port On/Off 6-4
Portrait 4-9
Possible causes 9-8
Postcard 2-6
Poster Print 4-10
Poster Printing 4-10
PostScript 3 2-4, 4-1
Power 9-6
Power Receptacle 2-2
Power Reset 6-3
Power Save 2-17, 3-15, 6-4
Power saver modes 2-17
Power Switch 2-1
PPD
Mac 5-1
PPDs 2-4
Pre-Printed 2-6
Pre-Punched 2-6
Previous 3-2
Print Area 3-14
Print Density 3-16, 6-4
Print Error Log 3-16
Print Fonts 3-16
Print PS Errors 3-13, 6-4
Print Server Name 6-5
Print Summary 3-16
Print Test 3-16
Print Usage Rep 3-16
Printer Drivers 2-4
Printer Features 5-6
Printer Properties 4-6
Printers and Faxes Menu 4-2
Printing Options 2-17
Printing Preferences 4-4
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Properties 4-2
Protocols 7-1
PS Menu 3-13
PSERVER 6-5
pulp paper 2-11
Q
Quality 4-16
Quality Menu 3-16
R
RAM Buffer Clear 6-5
Rear Cover 2-2
Rear view 2-2
Reboot Printer 6-3
Recoverable Error 6-5
Remote Printer Number 6-5
Re-send Interval 6-5
Reset Printer 3-16
Resolution 3-16, 4-16, 5-6, 6-4
Restore Configuration 6-4
Retention 4-20
return 3-2
ribbons 2-11
Right width guide 2-13
S
Safety 1-2
Sample Print 4-21
Save Configuration 6-4
Saved Settings 4-7
Scale 4-14
Scheduler 5-6
Second 3-17
Select 3-2
Send File 6-3
Sensed 2-5
Separator Page 3-7, 6-4
Serial RS-232 2-2
Serial Setup 3-9, 6-4
Server 2003 2-4
Server 2008 2-4
Service Call Required 6-5
Sheet Counter 3-20
Skip Blank Pages 4-15
SMTP 6-5SMTP Settings 6-4
SNMP 6-5, 7-5
Source 4-12
special coating 2-11
Special Media 4-12
Specify Time Zone 6-4
Stained 9-2
Standard Output Tray 2-1
Start 3-2
Start/Stop 3-2
Status 3-2, 6-3
Status Information 3-18
Status Monitor Utility 11-2
Storage
job 4-20
Stored jobs 4-20
Subnet Mask 6-5
Symbol Set 3-14, 6-4
System Menu 3-15
T
tape 2-11
TCP/IP 6-5
Test Page 4-4
Text to Black 4-16
TextEdit 5-5
Thick 1 2-6
Thick 2 2-6
Thick 3 2-7
Thin 2-7
Toner Cartridge 2-1, 2-3, 2-15, 10-6
Toner Low 3-15, 6-4, 9-8
Toner Low/Toner Out 6-5
Toner Page Count 3-20
Toner Page Count 6-4
Toner Save 4-16
Toner Saver 3-16, 5-6, 6-4
too thick 2-11
too thin 2-11
Top Cover 2-3
Transfer Roll Cartridge 2-3
Transparencies 2-7
Transparency 2-6
Trap/Email Alerts 6-5
Traps 7-6
Tray 1 2-1
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Tray 2 2-1, 8-10
Tray 3 2-1
Tray 4 2-1
Tray Controls 6-4
Tray Linking 3-7, 6-4
Tray Module 2-1, 8-2
Tray Settings 4-12
Treated colored paper 2-11
Troubleshooting 9-1
TrueType fonts 4-17
Turn off 2-4
Turn on 2-4
Two-sided 5-5
U
Unusable paper 2-11
Usage Count 3-20, 6-4
Usage Report 6-5
USB 2-2
USB Setup 3-12, 6-4
User Flash 6-5
Utilities 11-1
V
viewfront 2-1
internal 2-3
rear 2-2
Vista 32/64 2-4
W
Wait Timeout 3-15, 6-4
Warning messages 9-8
Watermark 4-21
Watermark tab 4-7, 4-21
Windows Driver 4-1
Windows Utilities 11-1
WINS 6-5
WINS Settings 6-4
Wrinkled 9-2
X
XP 2-4
Y
Year 3-17
Z
Zone Name 6-5
Zoom 4-14
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