Printing in the Mac OS Environment
Saving the Number of Printed Sheets
To print on both sides of paper ([2-Sided])
Saving Paper by Printing on Both Sides ([2-Sided])
By using both sides of paper for printing, you can halve paper consumption.
In [Print Type:] in [Layout / Finish], select [2-Sided].
To save originals in a user box on this machine ([Save in User Box])
Saving Print Data in the Box on This Machine ([Save in User Box])
Save in User Box
The Save in User Box function saves print data in a box on this machine. You can also print the data at the same time as it is being saved in the box.
You can use multiple User Boxes for different purposes, for example:
By saving data in a box that all users can access (Public Box) or in a box that the members of a specific department can access (Group Box), you can distribute the data.
By saving data in the private box (Personal Box), you can assure security because only you can open the box. The data in the box is not deleted by mistake.
Operations required to use this function
Register the boxes for storing print data on this machine.
For information on the procedure for registering boxes, refer to Here.
You can also register boxes using Web Connection. For details, refer to Here.
How to print from the computer
In [Output Method:] in the [Output Method] window, select [Save in User Box].
When you want to print the data at the same time it is saved in the box, select [Save in User Box and Print].
Enter the file name and the box number of the save location, click [OK].
Use a file name that helps you locate the data in the box.
When the [Save Settings] check box is selected, the settings are saved. When the [Do not show this window when setting] check box is selected, this dialog box is not displayed next time. If you always use the same file name and box number, selecting this check box eliminates the need for entering them each time.
Execute printing.
The data is saved in the box on this machine.
Enlarging or Reducing an Original Image
To enlarge or reduce with any zoom ratio ([Scale:])
Enlarging or reducing by the desired zoom ratio ([Scale:])
You can print the original image after it has been enlarged or reduced by the desired zoom ratio.
In [Scale:] in [Page Attributes] , specify the zoom ratio.
Printing Multiple Sets of Copies
To specify the number of copies ([Copies:])
Specifying the number of copies ([Copies:])
In [Copies:] in [Copies & Pages], specify the number of copies you want to print.
When you print a large number of copies, use of the Proof Print function will prevent a large number of misprints being created, thereby reducing the amount of waste paper generated. For details, refer to Here.
To print by sets ([Collate]/[Offset])
Printing by sets ([Collate]/[Offset])
When multiple sets of copies are printed, the paper output position of each set is staggered to help you locate the first page of each set.
When the [Collate] check box in [Output Method] is selected, copies are output in a set-by-set manner, for example, "Pages 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5", "Pages 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5", and then "Pages 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5". When the [Offset] check box is selected, the sets are output in staggered layers.
When you select both [Collate] and [Offset] check boxes, the output position is staggered for each set, allowing you to easily prepare handouts.
To make a trial printing in order to prevent misprints ([Proof Print])
Making a Trial Printing ([Proof Print])
Proof Print
The Proof Print function is used when printing multiple copies. It allows the printer to output one copy and pause the printing operation before printing the remaining copies.
Because you can check the print result before starting printing the remaining copies from the Touch Panel, this function is helpful to prevent a lot of misprints.
How to print from the computer
In [Output Method:] in the [Output Method] window, select [Proof Print].
Specify the number of copies, then execute printing.
Only one copy is printed. Continue to "Operations on this machine".
Operations on this machine
Tap [Job List].
While [Active] is displayed, tap [Release Held Jobs].
Select the job you want to print.
If necessary, tap [Change Setting] to change the print conditions.
Tap [Start] or press the Start key.
The remaining copies are printed.
Selecting the Paper Size and Paper Type for Printing
To print on custom size paper ([Page Setup])
Printing on custom size paper ([Page Setup])
A special sized original is printed on custom sized paper loaded in the Bypass Tray.
In [Paper Size:] under [Page Attributes], select [Manage Custom Sizes...], and specify the desired width and length.
From the [File] menu, click [Page Setup] (or [Paper Setup]).
In Mac OS X 10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8, you can configure the same setting in [Paper Size:] in the [Print] window.
Open the window for registering a custom size.
In Mac OS X 10.4/10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8, select [Manage Custom Sizes...] from the Paper Size list.
In Mac OS X 10.2/10.3, select [Custom Paper Size] from [Settings:].
Click [+] (Mac OS X 10.4/10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8) or [Add] (Mac OS X 10.2/10.3).
Enter the name of the paper size you are registering.
Be sure to use paper size names other than existing names, such as A4 and Custom.
Specify the width and length as desired.
If necessary, set the top, bottom, right, and left margins of the paper in [Non-Printable Area:] or [Printer Margins:].
Click [+] (Mac OS X 10.4/10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8) or [Add] (Mac OS X 10.2/10.3).
This saves the custom paper size, which can be selected from the [Paper Size:] drop-down list in [Page Attributes].
To print on custom sized paper, use Bypass Tray. For details on how to load paper into the Bypass Tray, refer to Here.
To change the paper type ([Paper Type:])
Specifying the paper type ([Paper Type:])
In [Paper Type:] in [Paper Tray / Output Tray], select the type of paper for printing. This function is enabled when [Paper Tray:] is set to [Auto].
In [Paper Settings for Each Tray...], you can set a paper type for each tray. When you specify anything other than [Auto] in [Paper Tray:], the paper type information specified here is applied.
To specify the paper tray ([Paper Tray:])
Specifying the paper tray ([Paper Tray:])
In [Paper Tray:] in [Paper Tray / Output Tray], select the paper tray for printing.
If you select [Auto], the paper tray for the paper you have selected in [Paper Size:] is automatically selected.
To print on paper in multiple trays ([Carbon Copy])
Printing on paper in multiple trays ([Carbon Copy])
You can print the original on different sheets of paper loaded in multiple trays. Because you can obtain printing results that look like carbon-copied slips using the print command once, this function is called Carbon Copy.
For example, by using the print command once, you can print a submission document on high-quality color paper loaded in Tray 1 and print your copy on recycled paper loaded in Tray 2.
This function is useful when you want to create a submission document and its copy at one time.
You cannot print multiple copies when using the Carbon Copy function.
In [Paper Tray:] in [Paper Tray / Output Tray], select the paper tray for printing the original.
You cannot select [Auto].
Select the [Carbon Copy] check box.
The [Carbon Copy Settings] window appears.
Specify the paper tray for carbon copies and output order, and click [OK].
Settings
Description
[Original Copy]
The paper tray for printing the original is displayed.
[Carbon Copy Tray]
Select the paper tray for carbon copies. Select the check boxes for all paper trays to be used.
[Output Order]
Select the order of outputting carbon copies.
[Tray]: Carbon copies are printed in order of selected trays. When an original of multiple pages is printed, all pages are printed on paper from one tray, then the next tray is used.
[Page]: Carbon copies are printed page by page. When an original of multiple pages is printed, each page is printed on paper from all the selected trays.
[Save Settings]
When the Save Setting check box is selected, the settings are saved.
When the [Do not show this window when setting] check box is selected, this dialog box is not displayed when [Carbon Copy] is enabled. Using this function, you can save steps to configure settings the next time and after if you always specify the same carbon copy tray settings to execute a print job.
To print on banner paper
Printing on Banner Paper
Printing on banner paper
This machine accommodates paper with a length of up to 47-1/4 inches (1,200 mm) in the Bypass Tray.
Printable paper
Paper width | Paper length | Paper weight |
|---|---|---|
8-1/4 to 11-11/16 inches (210 to 297 mm) | 18 to 47-1/4 inches (457.3 to 1200 mm) | 33-13/16 to 55-7/8 lb (127 g/m2 to 210 g/m2) |
When printing data on banner paper, select a paper type appropriate to the banner paper using the printer driver. Then, the [Paper Tray:] is set to [Bypass Tray] and [Resolution:] is fixed to [600dpi].
How to print on banner paper
Register the size of the banner paper, then specify the registered size.
On the Touch Panel of this machine, tap [Utility] - [Banner Printing].
Select [Allow], then tap [OK].
Check that the screen waiting for banner printing job has appeared.
If a job is received for printing on paper of a non-banner size while a banner print job is expected, that job is discarded.
When a banner paper print job is queued, the machine cannot receive a facsimile.
When you have finished the above settings, start to print from the PC.
In the [Page Setup] (or [Paper Setup]) window, open the window for registering a custom size.
In Mac OS X 10.4/10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8, select [Manage Custom Sizes...] from the Paper Size list.
In Mac OS X 10.2/10.3, select [Custom Paper Size] from [Settings:].
Click [+] (Mac OS X 10.4/10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8) or [Add] (Mac OS X 10.2/10.3).
Enter the name of the paper size you are registering.
Be sure to use paper size names other than existing names, such as A4 and Custom.
Configure the following items.
[Page Size] (Paper Size): Specify the width and length as desired.
Specify the paper size within the allowable range of the banner size (Width: 8-1/4 to 11-11/16 inches (210 mm to 297 mm), Length: 18 to 47-1/4 inches (457.3 mm to 1,200 mm)).[Printer Margins]: Specify the top, bottom, right, and left margins of the paper.
Click [+] (Mac OS X 10.4/10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8) or [Add] (Mac OS X 10.2/10.3).
The custom paper size is then registered.
In [Paper Size] in [Page Attributes], select the registered paper size.
In Mac OS X 10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8, you can also select the paper size from [Paper Size:] in the Print window.
To display the Print window, click [Print] in the [File] menu.
Check to see that the custom paper size (registered in Step 8) is shown in the [Destination Paper Size] of [Paper Handling].
Check that [Paper Tray:] of [Paper Tray / Output Tray] is set to [Bypass Tray] and that the [Paper Type:] is set to the desired paper type ([Thick 1+]/[Thick 2]/[Thick 3]), and also they are grayed out to prevent them from being changed.
If the [Paper Type:] is not set to [Thick 1+]/[Thick 2]/[Thick 3], set the paper type in [Paper Settings for Each Tray...].
If the specified paper size is not in the allowable range of the banner size, [Paper Tray:] or [Paper Type:] is not grayed out to enable you to change them. In this case, check the setting of the custom paper size.
Execute printing.
A message appears on the Touch Panel to prompt you to load papers.
Load the banner paper into the Bypass Tray.
For information on how to load banner paper into the Bypass Tray, refer to Here.
When you have loaded a banner paper, tap [Complete].
Printing on the banner paper starts. Support the ejected banner paper by hand. To continue printing, execute printing from the computer.
Tap [Exit].
A message confirming the end of banner printing is displayed. To terminate printing, tap [Yes].
Adjusting the Image Quality to Obtain a Nice-Looking Print Image
To automatically select the optimum image quality for the original ([Original Type:])
Selecting the optimum image quality for the original ([Original Type:])
Select the optimum settings for the original to print it at the optimum image quality level.
Select one of the following processes according to the original to be printed; the process suitable for originals consisting primarily of text, the process suitable for photos, the process suitable for originals created with DTP, the process suitable for printing Web pages, or the process suitable for printing CAD data.
In [Original Type:] in the [Quality] tab, select the optimum original type mode for the original.
To adjust the printing density in order to reduce toner consumption ([Toner Save])
Saving toner ([Toner Save])
Selecting the [Toner Save] check box in [Quality] adjusts the printing density in order to save the amount of toner consumed.
To sharpen the border between text ([Edge Enhancement])
Increasing the legibility of small or faint text ([Edge Enhancement])
Sharpen the edges of images such as text in the table and graphics to improve legibility.
In [Quality], select the [Edge Enhancement] check box.
Finishing in Handouts or Booklet Format
To staple paper ([Staple:])
Staple papers ([Staple:])
Each set of papers can be stapled (at a corner or at two positions) and output automatically. This function is useful for preparing a project proposal or other booklet materials.
In [Layout / Finish], select the [Staple:] check box. In addition, specify the number and positions of staples.
To use [Staple:], the optional Finisher is required.
In [Binding Position:] in [Layout / Finish], specify the staple position.
To punch paper ([Punch:])
Punching the printed sheets ([Punch:])
Printed sheets are punched for filing before they are output. This function is useful when you want to bind printed materials in files.
In [Layout / Finish], select the [Punch:] check box. In addition, specify the number and positions of punch holes.
To use [Punch:], the optional Finisher and Punch Kit are required.
In [Binding Position:] in [Layout / Finish], specify the punch position.
The number of punched holes varies depending on the country you are in.
To fold paper ([Fold & Staple:])
Folding papers ([Fold & Staple:])
The printed sheets are creased before they are output.
Half-Fold
Tri-Fold
Z-Fold
In [Fold & Staple:] in [Layout / Finish], select the folding mode.
When you want to fold page by page, specify the number of pages to be folded at one time in [Page Fold Setting].
To use Center Staple & Fold, Half-Fold, or Tri-Fold of [Fold & Staple:], the optional Finisher and Saddle Stitcher are required.
To use Z-Fold of [Fold & Staple:], the optional Finisher and Z-Fold Unit are required.
To use Z-Fold of [Fold & Staple:], specify the paper size described at the setting you selected from the drop-down list ([Z-Fold (A3, B4, 11
17, 8K)]), [Z-Fold (8 1/2 14)] at "Paper Size" of the application software or printer driver.This function cannot be used on originals that contain more pages than the number of pages that can be folded by this machine.
To print in a booklet format ([Booklet])
Printing in a booklet format ([Booklet])
The pages in the original data are arranged and spread out in booklet format and printed on both sides of sheets. When the printed sheets are stacked and folded in two, the pages are arranged in the correct order.
In [Print Type:] in [Layout / Finish], select [Booklet].
By selecting [Fold & Staple:] in [Layout / Finish] in combination with this function, you can create booklet-form documents by folding the printed sheets in the center or by binding them using two staples in the center.
By selecting [Chapters] in [Layout / Finish] in combination with this function, you can place the specified page on the front side.
To bind in the center of paper ([Fold & Staple:])
Binding in the center of the paper ([Fold & Staple:])
The printed sheets are bound in the center and folded before they are output.
In [Fold & Staple:] in [Layout / Finish], select [Center Staple and Fold].
As the sheets are bound in the center, use the combined document data or set the [Print Type:] to [Booklet] on the [Layout / Finish] tab.
To use [Center Staple and Fold], the optional Finisher and Saddle Stitcher are required.
To specify the output tray ([Output Tray:])
Specifying the output tray ([Output Tray:])
In [Output Tray:] in [Paper Tray / Output Tray], select the tray to which printed sheets are output.
Adding the Date/Time or Page Number to Handouts
To add the print date/time ([Date/Time])
Adding the date and time ([Date/Time])
You can add the print date/time to your printouts. If necessary, you can select the print position and format of the text.
In [Stamp / Composition], select the [Date/Time] check box.
As necessary, click [Settings...] to change the print position and format of the text.
Settings | Description |
|---|---|
[Format:] | Specify the format for the date/time. |
[Pages:] | Specify the range of pages on which the date/time is printed. |
[Print Position:] | Specify the print position for the date/time. |
To add a page number ([Page Number])
Adding a page number ([Page Number])
You can add page numbers to your printouts. If necessary, you can select the print position and the page from which the page number printing starts.
In [Stamp / Composition], select the [Page Number] check box.
As necessary, click [Settings...] to change the print position and the page from which the page number printing starts.
Settings | Description |
|---|---|
[Starting Page:] | Specify the page from which the page number printing starts. |
[Starting Page Number:] | Specify the page number to be printed on the page specified in [Starting Page:]. |
[Cover Mode:] | Select this check box to print page numbers on the front and back covers when they are inserted. In addition, select the format. |
[Print Position:] | Specify the print position for the page numbers. |
To add information to the header or footer ([Header/Footer])
Adding information to the header/footer ([Header/Footer])
You can add and print the date and time and arbitrary text in the top or bottom margin (header/footer) of the original. You must register the information to be added for the header and footer in advance on this machine.
For details on how to register the information to be added to the header and footer, refer to Here.
In [Stamp / Composition], select the [Header/Footer] check box, then click [Settings...].
Select the information to be added to the header/footer, and click [OK].
As necessary, change the range of pages on which the header/footer is printed and other settings.
Settings
Description
[Recall Header/Footer:]
Select the header/footer to be recalled.
[Distribution Control Number:]
Select whether to print copy numbers when printing multiple sets of copies.
[Print in Header]: Select this check box to print the copy number in the header.
[Print in Footer]: Select this check box to print the copy number in the footer.
[Start Number]: Specify the format for the copy numbers and the page from which the copy number printing starts.
[Pages:]
Select the range of pages on which the text is printed in the header/footer.
Inserting a Front Cover or Different Original Page into the Original
To insert front and back covers ([Front Cover:] / [Back Cover]:)
Inserting front/back covers ([Front Cover:]/[Back Cover:])
You can insert cover sheets, which may be different from those used for the body, before the first page and after the end page of the original.
The front and rear cover sheets can be a paper different from body pages (in paper color and thickness). You can print them at a time.
In [Paper Tray:] in [Paper Tray / Output Tray], select the paper tray for printing the body.
You cannot select [Auto].
In [Cover Mode / Transparency Interleave], select the [Front Cover:] and [Back Cover:] check boxes.
If necessary, you can select whether to print the original on the inserted sheets or to leave them blank. When the inserted sheets are printed, the first page of the original is printed on the front cover and the last page of the original is printed on the back cover.
Select the paper trays for paper to be inserted as the front and back covers.
To insert front and back covers using the post inserter ([Front Cover from Post Inserter:] / [Back Cover from Post Inserter:])
Inserting front/back covers ([Front Cover from Post Inserter:]/[Back Cover from Post Inserter:])
You can insert the optional Post Inserter paper before the first page or after the last page of the original as the outer front cover.
In [Paper Tray:] in [Paper Tray / Output Tray], select the paper tray for printing the body.
You cannot select [Auto].
In [Cover Mode / Transparency Interleave], select the [Front Cover from Post Inserter:] and [Back Cover from Post Inserter:] check boxes.
Select the PI trays for paper to be inserted as the front and back covers.
To print by inserting paper between transparencies ([Transparency Interleave:])
Inserting paper between transparencies ([Transparency Interleave:])
When printing on multiple OHP transparencies, you can insert the specified paper between the OHP transparencies. These sheets of paper prevent the transparencies from sticking together due to heat generated after printing or static electricity.
In [Print Type:] in [Layout / Finish], select [1-Sided].
In [Paper Type:] in [Paper Tray / Output Tray], select [Transparency].
In [Cover Mode / Transparency Interleave], select [Transparency Interleave:].
Select the paper tray for the paper to be inserted between OHP transparencies.
OHP interleaves are inserted as blank sheets.
To insert paper into the specified page ([Per Page Setting:])
Inserting paper into the specified pages ([Per Page Setting:])
Paper different from other pages is inserted into the specified pages.
You can select color paper and thick paper as paper to be inserted. You can also select whether to print the original on the inserted paper.
Create in advance a list that specifies the paper and print settings for each page. When printing on inserted paper, select the list you want to apply to printing.
In [Per Page Setting], select the [Per Page Setting:] check box, and the click [Add...].
If nothing is registered in the list, selecting the [Per Page Setting:] check box automatically displays the setting window.
When you have already prepared a list, select the list you want to apply to printing.
Create a list by specifying the paper and print settings for each page.
Settings
Description
Setting List
The settings for each page are displayed in a list.
[List Name:]
Enter the name of the list to be created.
[
]/[
]These buttons move the order of settings in the list. They do not change the settings.
[Add]
This button adds the setting to the list.
[Delete]
This button deletes the setting selected in the list.
[Add/Edit]
You can add settings to the Setting List or edit settings.
[Page Number:]
Enter the page numbers you want to add.
To specify multiple page numbers, separate each number with a comma (for example, "2,4,6") or connect the numbers using a hyphen (for example, "6-10").
[Print Type:]
Select the print type applied when printing the specified pages.
[Paper Tray:]
Select the paper tray for printing the specified pages.
[Staple:]
Select the staple position applied when the specified pages are stapled.
Click [OK].
Adjusting the Layout
To print a poster-sized image ([Poster Mode:])
Printing a poster-sized image ([Poster Mode:])
The original image is enlarged, divided, and printed on multiple sheets. When you join the printed sheets together, a large poster is created.
In [Poster Mode:] in [Layout / Finish], select N N. For example, when you select [2 2], one page of the original image is enlarged, divided, and printed on four sheets.
To create overlap margins, select the [Overlap width line] check box.
To rotate an image 180 degrees ([Rotate 180])
Rotating the image 180 degrees ([Rotate 180])
The image is printed upside down. Use this function when printing on envelopes whose loading direction cannot be changed.
In [Layout / Finish], select the [Rotate 180] check box.
To fine-tune the print position ([Image Shift])
Fine-tuning the print position ([Image Shift])
You can fine tune the print position of the image upward, downward, rightward, and leftward with respect to the paper. When an image is printed on the back side, you can also fine tune its position.
Use this function when you want to make a fine adjustment, such as changing the print position a little or printing images in different positions between the front and back sides.
In [Layout / Finish], select the [Image Shift] check box.
The [Image Shift] window appears.
Adjust the upward/downward and rightward/leftward shift distances, and click [OK].
When printing images on both sides, selecting the [Same value for Front and Back sides] check box applies the same settings to both sides.
Restricting a Handout Copy or Printing a Highly Confidential Document
To print a concealed security watermark that appears when copied ([Copy Protect])
Adding a concealed security watermark ([Copy Protect])
Text such as "Copy" and "Private" are printed in the background pattern as concealed text. This function is called the Copy Protect function.
When a copy-protected document is copied, the concealed security watermark appears on the entire page, thereby indicating that it is an unauthorized copy.
In [Stamp / Composition], select the [Copy Security] check box, then click [Settings...].
Select [Copy Protect], and click [OK].
As necessary, specify the text to be printed and the format of the text. For details, refer to Here.
To print stamps such as "Copy" and "Private" on the entire page ([Stamp Repeat])
Printing a stamp on the entire page ([Stamp Repeat])
Stamp such as "Copy" and "Private" are printed on the entire page.
By printing text such as "Copy" or "Private" as a visible stamp, you can deter unauthorized copying.
In [Stamp / Composition], select the [Copy Security] check box, then click [Settings...].
Select [Stamp Repeat], and click [OK].
As necessary, specify the text to be printed and the format of the text. For details, refer to Here.
To embed copy restriction information in the copy protection function that prints concealed security watermarks in the background ([Copy Guard])
Adding copy restriction information ([Copy Guard])
Copy Guard is a copy protection function that prints concealed security watermarks such as "Private" or a date in the background to prevent unauthorized copying, and embeds a copy restriction pattern on all printed sheets.
If an attempt is made using a device that supports the copy guard function to copy a sheet that has been copy protected, a copy guard pattern is scanned, the copying process is canceled, and the job is deleted.
To use [Copy Guard], you need to install the optional Security Kit and enable the Copy Guard function of this machine. For details on how to enable the Copy Guard function, refer to Here.
In [Stamp / Composition], select the [Copy Security] check box, then click [Settings...].
Select [Copy Guard], and click [OK].
As necessary, specify the text to be printed and the format of the text. For details, refer to Here.
To embed a password in the copy protection function that prints concealed security watermarks in the background ([Password Copy])
Adding a password ([Password Copy])
Password Copy is a copy protection function that prints concealed security watermarks such as "Private" or a date in the background to prevent unauthorized copying, and embeds a password for the password copy function on all printed sheets.
If an attempt is made using a device that supports the password copy function to copy a sheet that has been prepared for password copy, a password copy pattern is scanned and entry of a password is requested. Copying starts if the correct password is entered.
To use [Password Copy], you need to install the optional Security Kit and enable the Password Copy function of this machine. For details on how to enable the Password Copy function, refer to Here.
In [Stamp / Composition], select the [Copy Security] check box, then click [Settings...].
Select [Password Copy], enter the password to be embedded (using up to eight characters), and then click [OK].
As necessary, specify the text to be printed and the format of the text. For details, refer to Here.
To print a highly confidential document ([Secure Print])
Printing Highly Confidential Documents ([Secure Print])
Secure Print
The Secure Print function allows you to set an ID and a password for print data and to save the data in a box (Secure Print User Box) on this machine. Because the data is not printed within a short time period, this function prevents printed materials from being missing or left unattended.
Since you need to enter the ID and password from the Touch Panel to print the data saved in the box, this function is particularly suitable for safely printing highly confidential documents.
How to print from the computer
In [Output Method:] in the [Output Method] window, select [Secure Print].
Enter the ID and password, then click [OK].
When the [Save Settings] check box is selected, the settings are saved. When the [Do not show this window when setting] check box is selected, this dialog box is not displayed next time. If you always use the same ID and password, selecting this check box eliminates the need for entering them each time.
Execute printing.
The data is saved in the Secure Print User Box. Continue to "Operations on this machine".
Operations on this machine
Data printed using the Secure Print function is saved in the Secure Print User Box. To print the saved data, you need to enter the ID and password specified in the printer driver.
For details on how to print, refer to Here.
Printing in the Environment with User Authentication Installed
To add authentication information
Attaching Authentication Information
Printing when authentication is set
When printing a document in an environment where user authentication or account track is employed, you need to send the authentication information (user name and password) to this machine to execute printing. This requirement limits the users who can use this machine, preventing unauthorized use by a third party.
When this machine receives a print job from a user who is not allowed to print or a print job without authentication information, this machine automatically discards the job.
When printing a highly confidential document in an environment where user authentication or account track is employed, using the ID & Print function enables high security printing. For details, refer to Here.
If the quick authentication for printing server is installed, you can start printing by authentication with only the user name but without password entry. How to configure the setting is explained using Web Connection. For details, refer to Here.
How to print from the computer
In the [Output Method] window, select the [User Authentication] check box (and the [Account Track] check box).
When user authentication is enabled, select [Recipient User], enter the user name and password, then click [OK].
When this machine is accessible to public users (unregistered users), selecting [Public User] enables you to execute printing without entering the user name and password.
When an external authentication server is used, click [User Authentication Server Setting...] and select the authentication server.
When the [Save Settings] check box is selected, the settings are saved. When the [Do not show this window when setting] check box is selected, this dialog box is not displayed next time. If you always use the same user name and password, selecting this check box eliminates the need for entering them each time.
If account track is enabled, enter the account name and password, then click [OK].
When the [Save Settings] check box is selected, the settings are saved. When the [Do not show this window when setting] check box is selected, this dialog box is not displayed next time. If you always use the same account name and password, selecting this check box eliminates the need for entering them each time.
Execute printing.
Printing starts successfully when the authentication information is judged correct.
To print a highly confidential document ([ID&Print])
Printing at the Same Time as Authentication ([ID&Print])
ID & Print
The ID & Print function saves print data in a box on this machine in an environment where user authentication is employed. Because the data is not printed within a short time period, this function prevents printed materials from being missing or left unattended.
Since you need to be authenticated in this machine to print the data saved in the box, this function is suitable for safely printing highly confidential documents. When you are successfully authenticated, the print data of the login user is automatically printed. This enhances security as well as ensures smooth operation.
How to print from the computer
In the [Output Method] window, select the [User Authentication] check box.
Select [Recipient User], enter the user name and password, then click [OK].
In [Output Method:], select [ID&Print].
Execute printing.
The data is saved in the ID & Print User Box. Continue to "Operations on this machine".
Operations on this machine
Tap the keyboard icon in the [User Name] field, and enter the user name and password.
Check that [ID & Print/MFP Access] is selected in [ID & Print], and tap [Login].
When you are successfully authenticated, all data items saved in the ID & Print User Box are printed.
All print jobs are printed, but logging in to this machine is not allowed.
When you select [Access Basic Screen] in [ID & Print], you can log in without starting printing.
You can change the default value for [ID & Print] (Default: [Print & Access Basic Screen]) if necessary. For details, refer to Here.
To print a particular data item in the ID & Print User Box, open the ID & Print User Box and select the data item. For details on how to print, refer to Here.
Operations on this machine (when an authentication unit is used)
When an optional Authentication Unit (biometric type) or Authentication Unit (IC card type) is used, you can execute printing just by touching the authentication unit with your finger or IC card.
You may be required to enter the user name and password before touching the unit with your finger or IC card due to the authentication settings. Tap the keyboard icon in the [User Name] or [Password] field, and enter the user name or password.
Check that [Authentication Device] is selected in [Authentication Method].
Check that [ID & Print/MFP Access] is selected in [ID & Print], and touch the Authentication Unit with your finger or IC card.
When you are successfully authenticated, all data items saved in the ID & Print User Box are printed.
All print jobs are printed, but logging in to this machine is not allowed.
When you select [Access Basic Screen] in [ID & Print], you can log in without starting printing.
You can change the default value for [ID & Print] (Default: [Print & Access Basic Screen]) if necessary. For details, refer to Here.