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<Maintenance>
1W2Y-05J
The cleaning functions ar
e listed with descriptions. Default settings are marked with a dagger (
).
<Clean Fixing Assembly (Reduce Paper Back Side Stain)>(P. 347)
<Clean Fixing Assembly>(P. 347)
<Clean ITB>(P. 347)
<Control Condensation>(P. 347)
Asterisks (
*
)
● Settings mark
ed with an asterisk (
*
) may not be displayed depending on the model you are using, options, or
other setting items.
<Clean Fixing Assembly (Reduce Paper Back Side Stain)>
*
Clean the xing assembly when the edge or back side of the printout is smudged. Cleaning the Fixing
Assembly(P. 428)
<Clean Fixing Assembly>
Clean the xing assembly after a toner cartridge is r
eplaced or if black streaks appear on printouts.
Cleaning the
Fixing Assembly(P. 428)
<Clean ITB>
Clean the tr
ansfer belt inside the machine to prevent the print quality from deteriorating.
Cleaning the Transfer
Belt (ITB)(P. 430)
<Control Condensation>
When the temper
ature changes rapidly in the environment where the machine is installed, condensation occurs, which
may cause fading or bleeding in images and text. Select <On> to remove dew condensation in the machine. When
selecting <On>, specify whether to restrict jobs.
<Off>
<On>
<Allow Job Printing During Process>
<Do Not Allow Job Printing During Process>
<Menu> <Adjustment/Maintenance> <Maintenance> <Control Condensation> <On>
Check the message <OK> ( ) Select the item ( ) <Yes>
Setting Menu List
347
- User's Guide 1
- Contents 2
- Installation 9
- Power Supply 11
- Handling 12
- Laser beam 13
- When transporting the machine 13
- Other precautions 13
- Important Safety Instructions 14
- Maintenance and Inspections 15
- Consumables 16
- Storing the toner cartridge 17
- Setting Up 19
- Main Functions 21
- Setting from the Remote UI 22
- Importing data fr 22
- Setting PIN to Each Function 24
- Setting the Date/Time 27
- Connecting to a Wired LAN 32
- Push Button Mode 33
- PIN Code Mode 34
- Selecting a Wir 34
- ● In a DHCP envir 41
- Using WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK 43
- Setting IP Addresses 46
- Setting IPv4 Address 47
- Setting IPv6 Addresses 50
- Viewing Network Settings 53
- Conguring DNS(P 55
- Computer 56
- Conguring Printing Pr 57
- Conguring Printer Ports(P 59
- Conguring Printer Ports 60
- Click [Close] 61
- Setting Up Print Server 63
- Conguring the Machine for Y 66
- Environment 66
- Conguring Ethernet Settings 67
- Conguring DNS 71
- Conguring IPv6 DNS 73
- Conguring SMB 75
- Conguring WINS 77
- Specify SNMPv1 settings 80
- Specify SNMPv3 settings 80
- Other Network Settings 83
- Installing Drivers 87
- Parts and Their Functions 93
- Front Side 94
- Paper drawer 95
- Ventilation slots 95
- Operation panel 95
- Insert a USB Memory Device 96
- Back Side 98
- Toner cartridge tray 99
- Paper guides 100
- Paper tray 100
- Paper guides 101
- Basic Operations 102
- Sound Volume key 103
- Energy Saver key 103
- Data indicator 103
- Error indicator 103
- Home key 104
- Stop key 104
- Turning ON the Machine 107
- Turning OFF the Machine 108
- Powering OFF at a Fixed Time 109
- Click [OK] 110
- Using the Operation Panel 111
- Basic Screens 112
- Home Screen 113
- <Device Information> 116
- <Network Information> 117
- <Rmv. Mem. Media> 117
- <Device Status> 117
- Message Display 119
- Basic Operation 120
- Selecting Items 121
- Scrolling the Screen 121
- Changing the Setting V 122
- Entering Text 125
- Value range 126
- Switching the Type of Text 126
- Deleting Text 127
- Logging in to the Machine 129
- Loading Paper 130
- Paper handling and storage 131
- Loading Regular Size Paper 132
- LBP654Cx / LBP653Cdw 133
- LBP613Cdw / LBP611Cn 133
- Loading Custom Size Paper 135
- Pull out the paper drawer 136
- Continue to 138
- For the LBP654Cx / LBP653Cdw 139
- For the LBP613Cdw / LBP611Cn 141
- When loading A5 size paper 142
- Loading Envelopes 144
- In the Paper Drawer 145
- In the Multi-Purpose Tray 145
- Loading Preprinted Paper 147
- Home Screen(P. 107) 150
- Select the paper size 150
- Select the paper type 151
- Available Paper(P. 524) 154
- Purpose T 155
- Touch panel model 159
- Black and white LCD model 159
- Select <Apply> 162
- Customizing the Display 163
- Customizing the Home Screen 164
- Basic Operation(P. 114) 165
- Memory Media Print 166
- Setting Sounds 167
- Entering Sleep Mode 168
- Exiting Sleep Mode 169
- Printing 170
- Printing from a Computer 171
- Paper settings on the machine 172
- Canceling Prints 174
- to Cancel 175
- Useful in the Following Cases 177
- Various Printing Methods 179
- Printing via Secure Print 181
- To select all les 184
- To change the le sort or 185
- <Paper> 185
- <Brightness> 186
- <Number of Copies> 186
- <2-Sided Printing> 186
- <N on 1> 187
- <Set JPEG/TIFF Details> 187
- <Set PDF Details> 188
- Select <Start> 191
- <Color Mode> 193
- <2-Sided> 193
- ➠ Printing starts 197
- From a Computer 198
- From the Operation Panel 199
- Receiving I-Faxes Manually 200
- Linking with Mobile Devices 201
- Connecting Dir 203
- Connecting via a Wir 203
- Connecting Manually 204
- Connecting Using a QR Code 204
- <Use NFC>(P. 415) 205
- Connecting multiple mobile de 206
- ◼ Using Canon PRINT Business 211
- ◼ Printing by Mopria 211
- Using AirPrint 212
- Changing Print Settings 214
- Select [System Preferences] 214
- AirPrint-Dedicated Page 215
- [AirPrint Settings] 215
- [Other Settings] 215
- [Consumables Information] 216
- Printing with AirPrint 217
- Printing from a Mac 218
- Click [Print] 219
- If AirPrint Cannot Be Used 220
- Using Google Cloud Print 221
- Managing the Machine 224
- Ensuring Effective Management 225
- Managing the System Congur 226
- Setting Access Privileges 227
- Logging in to the machine 229
- [Department ID Page Total] 231
- Setting a Remote UI PIN 236
- Using the operation panel 237
- Firewall Settings 238
- Changing Port Numbers 238
- Proxy Settings 238
- TLS Encrypted Communication 238
- IPSec Communication 239
- IEEE 802.1X Authentication 239
- Restart the machine 243
- Setting a Proxy 248
- Conguring the Ke 250
- Communication 253
- Generating a Key and CSR 256
- Click [Store in File] 257
- Conguring IPSec Settings 261
- Specify the IKE Settings 264
- Setting TTLS/PEAP 270
- Restricting USB Functions 272
- Disabling HTTP Communication 272
- Disabling Remote Management 272
- Touch Panel Model 273
- Black and White L 273
- CD Model 273
- Black and White LCD Model 275
- Disabling Remote UI 277
- Starting Remote UI 279
- [Device Basic Information] 280
- Checking the Status and Logs 282
- Checking History of Documents 283
- Checking Error Information 283
- Checking Consumables 283
- Checking Device Specications 284
- Checking Print Total Counter 285
- Remote UI Screen(P. 274) 286
- Click [Edit] 288
- Exporting the Setting Data 290
- Importing the Setting Data 291
- Click [Start Importing] 292
- ➠ If the [Settings/Registr 292
- Checking the Firmware Version 295
- Initializing Settings 296
- Setting Menu List 298
- <Preferences> 300
- <Display Settings> 301
- <Remote UI Language> 302
- <Timer/Energy Settings> 306
- <Date/Time Settings> 307
- <Date Format> 307
- <Time Format> 308
- <Auto Reset Time> 308
- <Auto Shutdown Time> 309
- <Auto Sleep Time> 310
- (0:00 to 23:59) 312
- <Network> 313
- <TCP/IP Settings> 316
- <IPv6 Settings> 317
- <DNS Settings> 318
- <IPv4 Settings> 319
- <WINS Settings> 323
- <LPD Settings> 323
- <RAW Settings> 323
- <WSD Settings> 323
- <Use HTTP> 324
- <Use IPSec> 324
- <Port Number Settings> 324
- <SNMP Settings> 325
- <Acquir 326
- <Format Host Rsr 326
- <Auto Detect> 327
- <Firewall Settings> 328
- <IPv6 Addr 329
- C Address Filter> 329
- <Monitoring Service> 330
- <RMT-SW> 330
- <External Interface> 332
- <Accessibility> 333
- <Contrast> 334
- <Message Display Time> 334
- <Scrolling Speed> 334
- <Cursor Movement Type> 334
- <Manual> 335
- <Volume Settings> 336
- <Job Done Tone> 337
- <Energy Saver Alert> 337
- 1W2Y-05F 338
- <Adjust Image Quality> 339
- <Adjust Print Position> 340
- <Special Processing> 341
- <Paper Curl Correction> 343
- <High Humidity Mode> 344
- <Low Humidity Mode> 344
- <Reduce Ghosting 1> 344
- <Reduce Ghosting 2> 345
- <Correct Uneven Gloss> 346
- <Correct Void> 347
- <Prevent Fogging> 349
- <Reduce Drum Streak> 349
- <Reduce Toner Flaking> 350
- <Maintenance> 353
- <Function Settings> 355
- <Common> 356
- Paper Sources 357
- <Speed Priority> 357
- <Print Side Priority> 358
- <Printer> 359
- <Copies> 360
- <Default Paper> 361
- <Paper Size Override> 361
- <Print Quality> 361
- <Density> 361
- <Toner Save> 362
- <Gradation> 362
- <Resolution> 363
- <Line Control> 365
- <Width Adjustment> 365
- <Advanced Smoothing> 366
- <Gradation Smoothing> 367
- <Layout> 368
- <Binding Location> 368
- Entering the setting value 369
- <Personality> 371
- <Escape Tray Mode> 372
- When <Off> is selected 374
- <UFR II> 374
- <Halftones> 374
- Type of image 375
- Setting value 375
- <Gray Compensation> 376
- <Paper Save> 376
- <PCL> 376
- <Orientation> 377
- <Font Number> 377
- <Point Size> 377
- <Pitch> 378
- <Form Lines> 378
- <Character Code> 378
- <Custom Paper> 379
- <Unit of Measure> 379
- <X dimension> 380
- <Y dimension> 380
- <Append CR to LF> 380
- <BarDIMM> 383
- <FreeScape> 384
- <PS> 384
- <Job Timeout> 384
- <Print PS Errors> 384
- <Pure Black Text> 385
- <Black Overprint> 385
- <RGB Source Pr 386
- <Use Grayscale Prole> 387
- <Output Prole> 387
- <Imaging Settings> 391
- <PDF> 392
- <Enlarge Print Area> 392
- <Print Comments> 393
- <Matching Method> 397
- <XPS> 400
- Type of grayscale conversion 403
- <USB> 404
- <Receive> 405
- <RX Print Size> 406
- <Access Files> 407
- <Memory Media Settings> 416
- <Secure Print> 417
- <Management Settings> 418
- <User Management> 419
- <Device Management> 420
- <Display Job Log> 421
- <Use NFC> 421
- <Register License> 423
- <Remote UI Settings> 423
- <Update Firmware> 424
- <Data Management> 425
- <Initialize Menu> 426
- <Security Settings> 427
- Maintenance 429
- Basic Cleaning 430
- Replacing Consumables 430
- Regular Cleaning 432
- Cleaning the Exterior 433
- Cleaning the Fixing Assembly 434
- Clean Fixing Assembly 435
- Replacing the Toner Cartridge 437
- Open the front cover 438
- Pull out the cartridge tray 439
- Install the toner cartridge 440
- ● Immediately after the fr 441
- Consumables(P. 449) 441
- Amount Remaining in Cartridge 442
- Relocating the Machine 443
- Auto Adjust Gradation 445
- Adjust Print Position 445
- Adjusting Gradation 446
- Adjusting Print Position 448
- Set an adjustment value 449
- Press <Apply> ( ) 449
- Viewing the Counter Value 450
- Printing Reports and Lists 451
- IPSec Policy List 452
- Eco Report 452
- Consumables Status Report 453
- PCL Font List 453
- PS Font List 453
- Cartridge Log Report 454
- Troubleshooting 457
- Is sleep mode activated? 460
- The wir 461
- Remote UI is not displayed 461
- A function in which the wir 463
- Cannot communicate 464
- Cannot Print Pr 465
- You cannot print 465
- Printing seems to be slow. * 467
- Problems with Image Quality 468
- (LBP654Cx / LBP653Cdw) 470
- Smudges Appear on Printouts 471
- Printouts Are Faded 473
- White Spots Appear 478
- Spots Appear 479
- Paper Creases or Curls 482
- Paper Curls 483
- Is paper loaded correctly? 485
- Code) Is Displayed 486
- Cannot print RX data 488
- Direct Connection terminated 492
- Load paper 493
- Memory Full (Secure Print) 494
- Memory Full (Skip Error) 494
- Memory media is restricted 495
- No Paper 495
- Paper jammed 496
- Prepare cartridge 496
- Prepare the black cartridge 496
- Prepare the cyan cartridge 497
- Prepare the yellow cartridge 497
- Printing is restricted 497
- Size/Settings Mismatch 498
- The memory is full 499
- Clearing Paper Jams 506
- If paper tears 507
- If paper jams repeatedly 507
- Paper Jams in the Main Unit 508
- Gently pull out the paper 509
- Lift the duplex unit 509
- Close the rear cover 509
- Open the rear cover 510
- Paper Jams in a Paper Source 511
- ➠ The transport guide lowers 512
- Set the paper drawer 515
- When Contacting Canon 516
- Appendix 517
- Machine Specications 518
- Using Optional Equipment 518
- Third Party Software(P. 514) 519
- Feature Highlights(P. 515) 519
- Notice(P. 553) 519
- Third Party Software 520
- Feature Highlights 521
- Going Green and Saving Money 522
- Improving Eciency 523
- So Much More 524
- Functional Specications 526
- Main Unit 527
- Supported Paper Sizes 530
- Supported Paper Types 531
- Cassette Feeding Module-AF 534
- UFR II Printer Function 535
- PCL/PS Printer Function 535
- Memory Media Print Function 536
- Management Functions 537
- Denition of " 538
- Weak Encryption" 538
- System Environment 539
- Common Specications 540
- Adding a Paper Drawer 541
- Optional Equipment 542
- Obtaining a License Key 543
- Registering a License Ke 543
- ➠ Registr 544
- Select <Close> 544
- Manuals and Their Contents 545
- Viewing User's Guide 546
- Specifying Ho 546
- Top Page 547
- Topic Page 548
- Displaying the Printer Folder 552
- Enabling [Network disco 552
- Open Windows Explorer 553
- Printing a T 554
- Checking the Bit Ar 554
- Checking the Printer Port 555
- Checking Bidir 556
- Checking the SSID to Which Y 557
- When Printing fr 558
- ◼ International ENERGY ST 559
- ◼ IPv6 Ready Logo 559
- ◼ WEEE and Battery Dir 559
- Environmental Information 560
- Disclaimers 560
- Copyright 562
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