DELL 2330dn User Manual

							Network/Ports
Each Network  sub -menu  only  appears if the device has  a  standard  network card  or if additional network card  have  been
installed.
Use  the Network  menu  to  change  printer settings on jobs  sent through a  network port (either Standard  Network  or Network
Opt ).1.  From the menu  list, use the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll the Network  menu.
2 .  Press  the  Select button 
.
3 .  Press  the  Right Arrow  button 
 until the heading you want  appears on the display, and  then  press  the  Select button 
.
4 .  Use  the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll through the available  menu  items.
5 .  When  the setting  you want  appears on the display, press  the  Select button 
 to  save the setting.
Mode Mode Main  Menu
Network/Port Network
USB
Parallel
Network  Mode
Main  MenuMode Main  Menu
Network PCL  SmartSwitch
PS SmartSwitch
NPA Mode
Network  Buffer
MAC Binary PS
Standard  Network  Setup
Network  Mode Main  Menu
From this
menu:You can:
PCL
SmartSwitch Set  the printer to  automatically switch to  PCL  emulation when  a  print  job requires
it,  regardless of the default printer language.
On*
Off
PS
SmartSwitch Set  the printer to  automatically switch to  PostScript emulation when  a  print  job
requires  it,  regardless of the default printer language.
On*
Off
NPA Mode Send print  jobs  to  the printer and  query printer status information  simultaneously.
On
Off
 
						

							Use  the USB  menu  to  change  printer settings on jobs  sent through a  USB  port.1.  From the menu  list, use the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll the USB  menu.
2 .  Press  the  Select button 
.
3 .  Press  the  Right Arrow  button 
 until the heading you want  appears on the display, and  then  press  the  Select button 
.
4 .  Use  the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll through the available  menu  items.
5 .  When  the setting  you want  appears on the display, press  the  Select button 
 to  save the setting.
* Factory  default setting
Auto*
Network
Buffer Assign  a  size to  the network input buffer.
Auto*
Disabled
3K to    (in  1K increments).
MAC Binary PS Configure  the printer to  process Macintosh  binary PostScript emulation print  jobs.
Off
On
Auto*
Standard
Network
Setup Define basic printer network settings.
On*
Off
USB Mode
Mode
Mode Main  Menu
USB PCL  SmartSwitch
PS SmartSwitch
NPA Mode
USB  Buffer
MAC Binary PS
USB  With ENA
NOTE:
 Applicable

 only  to  Dell 3300 Wireless
Print Adapter  (Sold separately).
IPX Frame
USB Mode Main  Menu
From this
menu: You can:
PCL
SmartSwitch Set  the printer to  automatically switch to  PCL  emulation when  a  print  job
requires  it,  regardless of the default printer language.
 
						

							* Factory  default setting
On*
Off
PS
SmartSwitch Set  the printer to  automatically switch to  PostScript emulation when  a  print
job requires  it,  regardless of the default printer language.
On*
Off
NPA Mode Send print  jobs  to  the printer and  query printer status information  at the same  time.
Off
On
Auto*
USB  Buffer Assign  a  size to  the USB  input buffer.
Auto*
Disabled
3K to    (in  1K increments).
MAC Binary
PS Configure  the printer to  process Macintosh  binary PostScript emulation print
jobs.
Off
On
Auto*
USB  With
ENA
ENA Address—Set  the USB  port ENA address
ENA Netmask—Set  the USB  port ENA Netmask
ENA Gateway—Set the USB  port ENA Gateway
NOTE:
 4
 -field IP  address (0.0.0.0*)
NOTE:
 The

 settings are shown when  an ENA is attached.
NOTE:
 This

 is applicable  only  to  Dell 3300 Wireless  Print Adapter  (Sold
separately).
IPX Frame
Ethernet
802.2
Ethernet
802.3
Ethernet
Type  II
Ethernet
SNAP Allow the adapter  to  initiate  conversations  by setting  the Ethernet value.
Off
On*
Parallel Mode
Mode
Mode Main  Menu
Parallel PCL  SmartSwitch
PS SmartSwitch
NPA Mode
Parallel Buffer
 
						

							Use  the Parallel menu  to  change  printer settings on jobs  sent through a  parallel  port.1.  From the menu  list, use the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll the Parallel menu.
2 .  Press  the  Select button 
.
3 .  Press  the  Right Arrow  button 
 until the heading you want  appears on the display, and  then  press  the  Select button 
.
4 .  Use  the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll through the available  menu  items.
5 .  When  the setting  you want  appears on the display, press  the  Select button 
 to  save the setting.
Advanced Status
Protocol
Honor  Init
Parallel Mode  2
MAC Binary PS
Parallel With ENA
Parallel Mode Main  Menu
From this
menu: You can:
PCL
SmartSwitch Set  the printer to  automatically switch to  PCL  emulation when  a  print  job requires  it,
regardless of the default printer language.
On*
Off
PS
SmartSwitch Set  the printer to  automatically switch to  PS emulation when  a  print  job requires  it,
regardless of the default printer language.
On*
Off
NPA Mode Send print  jobs  to  the printer and  query printer status information  at the same  time.
Off
On
Auto*
Parallel
Buffer Assign  a  size to  the parallel  input buffer.
Auto*
Disabled
3K to    (in  1K increments).
Advanced
Status Enable  bidirectional communication through the parallel  port.
On*
Off
Protocol Specify the parallel  interface protocol.
Receive information  at a  much  higher  transmission rate  if the printer is set  to
Fastbytes (if computer  supports  Fastbytes), or receive  information  at a  normal
transmission rate  if the printer is set  to  Standard.
 
						

							Settings
* Factory  default setting
Standard
Fastbytes*
Honor  Init Determine  whether  the printer honors  hardware initialization  requests from  the computer. The  computer  requests initialization  by activating the INIT signal  on the
parallel  interface.
Many  personal  computers activate the INIT signal  each  time the computer  is turned on
and  off.
On
Off*
Parallel
Mode  2 Determine  whether  the parallel  port data is sampled on the leading (on) or trailing
(off) edge  of the strobe.
Off
On*
NOTE:
 This
  menu  appears only  if supported by the parallel  port.
MAC Binary
PS Configure  the printer to  process Macintosh  binary PostScript emulation print  jobs.
Off
On
Auto*
Parallel With
ENA
ENA
Address
ENA
Netmask
ENA
Gateway Configure  the parallel  port ENA address,  Netmask, and  Gateway settings.
4 field IP  address (0.0.0.0*)
NOTE:
 These

 settings are shown only  when  ENA is attached  through the parallel  port.
Mode
Mode Main  Menu
Settings General Settings
Setup  Menu
Finishing  Menu
Quality Menu
Utilities Menu
PostScript Menu
PCL  Emul  Menu
General Settings Mode
Main  Menu Mode Main  Menu
General Settings Display Language
 
						

							1.  From the menu  list, use the  Arrow buttons   to  scroll to  the General Settings menu.
2 .  Press  the  Select button 
.
3 .  Press  the  Right Arrow  button 
 until the heading you want  appears on the display, and  then  press  the  Select button 
.
4 .  Use  the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll through the available  menu  items.
5 .  When  the setting  you want  appears on the display, press  the  Select button 
 to  save the setting.
Run Initial Setup
Alarms
Timeouts
Print Recovery
Factory Defaults
General Settings Mode Main  Menu
From
this
menu: You can:
Display
Language Set  the language of the text appearing on the display.
English*
Arabic
Brazilian Portuguese
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Hebrew
Iberian Portuguese
Italian
Japanese (Kanji)
Norwegian
Polish
Russian
Simplified  Chinese
Spanish
Swedish
Turkish
Run
Initial
Setup Launch a  setup  wizard  when  the printer is powered on.
Yes*
No
Alarms Set  an alarm to  sound  when  the printer requires  operator  intervention.
Alarm  control
Off
Single*
Continuous
 
						

							*Factory default setting
Toner Alarm
Off*
Single
Continuous
Timeouts Specify the number of minutes  of inactivity before the system  enters a
lower power state.
Power Saver Mode
Disabled
1–240  minutes
60  minutes*
Screen Timeout
15*–300 seconds
Print  Timeout
Disabled
1–255  seconds
90  seconds*
Wait Timeout
Disabled
15–65535  seconds
40  seconds*
Network  Job  Timeout
Disabled
10–255 seconds
90  seconds*
Print
Recovery Specify whether  the printer continues from  certain  offline  situations,
reprints jammed  pages, or waits  until the entire  page  is processed and
ready  to  be printed.
Auto Continue
Disabled*
5–255  seconds
Jam  Recovery
On
Off
Auto*
Page Protect
On
Off*
Factory
Defaults Reset and  restore appropriate settings to  their factory default values.
Do Not Restore*
Restore
 
						

							1.  From the menu  list, use the  Arrow buttons   to  scroll to  the Setup  menu.
2 .  Press  the  Select button 
.
3 .  Press  the  Right Arrow  button 
 until the heading you want  appears on the display, and  then  press  the  Select button 
.
4 .  Use  the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll through the available  menu  items.
5 .  When  the setting  you want  appears on the display, press  the  Select button 
 to  save the setting.
Use  the Setup  menu  to  configure how the printer formats the end  of a  line  depending on the computer  system  being used.
Setup Mode
Main  Menu Mode Main  Menu
Setup Printer  Language
Print Area
Download  Target
Resource  Save
Setup Mode Main  Menu
From
this
menu:You can:
*Factory default setting Printer
Language Define the default printer language used to  communicate data from  the
computer  to  the printer.
PS Emulation
PCL  Emulation*
Print Area Modify the logical  and  physical printable  area.
Normal*
Whole  Page
Download
Target Specify the storage  location for downloaded  resources.
RAM*
Flash
NOTE:
 Download
  Target  appears only  if flash option is installed.
Resource
Save Specify whether  all permanent downloaded  resources, such as fonts  and
macros stored  in RAM,  are saved  if the printer receives a  job that
requires  more  memory than  is available.
Off*—The printer retains  downloaded  resources  only  until memory is
needed.  It then  deletes  those  resources  associated  with the inactive
printer language.
On—The  printer retains  all downloaded  resources  for all printer
languages  during language changes and  printer resets.  If  the printer
runs out of memory,  38  Memory Full  appears.
Finishing Mode
 
						

							The  finishing menu  specifies  the default finishing for all print  jobs.1.  From the menu  list, use the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll to  the Finishing  menu.
2 .  Press  the  Select button 
.
3 .  Press  the  Right Arrow  button 
 until the heading you want  appears on the display, and  then  press  the  Select button 
.
4 .  Use  the  Arrow buttons 
  to  scroll through the available  menu  items.
5 .  When  the setting  you want  appears on the display, press  the  Select button 
 to  save the setting.
Main  Menu Mode Main  Menu
FinishingSides  (Duplex)
Duplex Bind
Copies
Blank Pages
Collation
Separator Sheets
Separator Source
N-up  (Pages/Side)
N-up  Ordering
Orientation
N-up  Border
Finishing Mode Main  Menu
From this
menu:You can:
Sides
(Duplex) Enable  duplex  (2 -sided)  printing.
On
Off*
Duplex Bind Define the way  duplexed pages are bound and  how the printing on the back  of the page  is oriented in relation to  the printing on the
front of the page.
Long  Edge*
Short Edge
Copies Specify a  default number of copies for each  print  job.
1*–999
Blank Pages Define whether  blank pages are inserted in a  print  job.
Do Not Print*
Print
Collation Stack the pages of a  print  job in sequence when  printing multiple
copies.
 
						

							* Factory  default setting
On—Prints  the entire  job the number of times  specified by the
Copies menu  item.  For  example, if you set  Copies to  2 and  send
three pages to  print, the printer prints page  1, page  2, page  3,
page  1, page  2, page  3.
Off*—Prints each  page  of a  job the number of times  specified by
the Copies menu  item.  For  example, if you set  Copies to  2 and
send three pages to  print, the printer prints page  1, page  1,
page  2, page  2, page  3, page  3.
Separator
Sheets Specify whether  blank separator sheets  are inserted.
None*
Between Copies
Between Jobs
Between Pages
Separator
Source Specify the paper source for separator sheets.
Tray *
MP  Feeder
NOTE:
 From
  the Paper  menu,  Configure  MP  must  be set  to  Cassette
in order  for MP  Feeder to  appear as a  menu  setting.
N-up
(Pages/Side) Specify that  multiple-page  images  be printed on one  side  of a  sheet
of paper.
Off*
2 Up
3 Up
4 Up
6 Up
9 Up
12  Up
16  Up
N-up
Ordering Specify the positioning of multiple-page  images  when  using  multi-
page  print.
Horizontal*
Vertical
Reverse  Horizontal
Reverse  Vertical
NOTE:
 Positioning
  depends on the number of images  and  whether
the images  are in portrait or landscape orientation.
Orientation Specify the orientation  of a  multiple-page  sheet.
Auto*
Long  Edge
Short Edge
N-up  Border Print a  border around  each  page  image when  using  multi-page  print.
None*
Solid
Quality Mode
Mode Menu Mode Main  Menu
Quality Print Resolution