Xerox 6279 User Manual

Controller Rear View
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Table 3: Controller Rear View
DescriptionNo.
Card Slide (location may vary depending on Controller model)1
Cover Release Latch2
Power Connector3
Padlock Ring4
Controller Back Panel Connectors
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Table 4: Back Panel Connectors
DescriptionNo.
Parallel Connector (not used)1
Serial Connector2
Link Integrity Light3
Network Adapter Connector4
Network Activity Light5
Line-out Connector
(Audio)
6
Line-in/Microphone Connector (not used)7
USB 2.0 Connectors (6)8
VGA Video Connector9
eSATA Connector (not used)10
DisplayPort Connector (not used)11
NOTE
On a system that is working normally and has a good network connection, the Link
Integrity Light illuminates continuously; the Network Activity Light blinks...

The Printer User Interface is used to perform a variety of tasks using the Touch Screen
and Control Panel Buttons.
Table 5: User Interface Components
FunctionComponent
Displays messages and on-screen buttons for selecting
features. Touch the screen to select features and options.
Touch Screen
Connect accessories like keyboards, mouse and USB storage
devices to the Accxes Controller.
USB Ports
Contains the Services, Machine Info, Log In/Out, Language,
Power Saver, Clear, Stop, and Start buttons.
Control...

Using the Touch Screen
Features on the Services Menu
The Services Menu is the default page for the User Interface. It appears after the machine
is powered on or exits the Power Saver mode, and when the machine exits the System
Administration mode.
The screen below displays the copy/scan features. There is a scanner connected.
The following screen displays the printer only features. There is no scanner connected.
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Table 6: Services Menu
FunctionService
Where system settings and configurations are
enabled and changed.
Machine Info
Jobs are listed with status. Users can reprint
jobs from the queue list.
Job Information
Scan to and print from a removable media
device (USB).
Print from Device
Displays the Basic Copy tab, Image Quality tab,
Advanced Settings tab and Recall tab.
Copy
Allows users to store scanned jobs in a mailbox
for later retrieval and printing.
Scan-to-Mailbox
Allows users to send scan jobs to a...

Table 7: Touch Screen
FunctionTouch Screen Component
Displays status information, user instructions and login
access.
Message Area
Touch tabs to select and display the Menu and
additional features.
Feature Tabs
Enter the number of copies using the numeric keypad.
The number of copies can be set from 1 to 999. Press
the Control Panel Clear button to clear an incorrect
entry.
Copy Quantity
Touch to select an option. When selected, the button
highlights.
Selection Buttons
Use the arrow buttons to scroll to...

Control Panel
Table 10: Control Panel
FunctionButton NameNum.
Displays the Services Menu, which has a button for
Machine Information, Job Information, Copying, Scan to
Mailbox, Scan to FTP and Scan to Remote Printer. These
are the primary services.
Services1
Displays the machine status, media status, billing meter
readings and serial number, system description
(Configuration) and recent faults. Also enables the printing
of configuration and settings information.
Machine Information2
Enables System...

FunctionButton NameNum.
Used to Stop the scanning of an original.Stop7
Used to Start the scanning of a copy or scan job.Start8
Language
The Language feature enables you to select the default language, units of measurement,
and date format that displays on the Touch Screen, web interface, controller-generated
test prints, banner sheets, configuration pages, and so forth.
1.Press the Language button on the Control Panel.
2.Select the radio button of the desired language.
3.Select the Inches or the...

Refer to Chapter 7, Problem Solving, to learn more about errors and problem solving
information.
Powering the System On/Off
The Printer and Controller are each equipped with a Power Switch. The Circuit Breaker
Switch must be in the ON (up) position to switch the printer power on and off.
Using the Power Saver Feature
The Power Saver feature automatically reduces the power consumption when no print
data is received within a preset period. The Power Saver feature has two modes, Low
Power Mode and Sleep...

Entering the Power Saver Mode
The Power Saver Mode may be entered either automatically or manually.
Automatic Method
The machine enters the Low Power Mode after a preset period elapses. The machine
enters the Sleep Mode from the Low Power Mode if the machine remains idle for an
additional, preset period.
Manual Method
Press the Power Saver button on the Control Panel. The button illuminates, the machine
enters the Low Power Mode and the Touch Screen backlight extinguishes.
Exiting the Power Saver Mode...