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Finisher user options
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Offsetting
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Stapling in legal landscape
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Batch printing
Offsetting
Offsetting enables the finisher to separate jobs so that a customer can find their job in a stack of other
print jobs. By default, offsetting is enabled (turned ON). Use the following procedure to enable or disable
offsetting according to customer needs.
1. Download the following .pjl file to your laptop and load onto the MFP:
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SHEnableOffset.pjl
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SHDisableOffset.pjl
2. Type the IP address of the MFP into your Web browser to access the Embedded Web Server
(EWS).
3. In the EWS, select the Print tab, browse to the .pjl file that you need to enable or disable, and then
click Apply.
The new settings are now in place.
HINWEIS:
and firmware upgrades.
4. Train the customer. Explain that you have disabled (or re-enabled) offsetting, and that the behavior
of the MFP will now be different:
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If you disabled offsetting, jobs will no longer be offset from one another. This will increase
output speed slightly and may improve stack quality.
● If you enable offsetting, there will be an offset of 10-15 mm between each job in Bins 1-4.
There will be an offset of approximately 20 mm in Bin 5. These offsetting values are not
adjustable. Offsetting makes it easier for the customer to differentiate among jobs.
Stapling in legal landscape
By default, the MFP does not allow the customer to staple a legal-sized landscape print job. Use the
following procedure to enable the user to staple landscape legal jobs.
1. Download the following .pjl file to your laptop and load onto the MFP:
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SHStapleLandscapeLegalOn.pjl
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SHStapleLandscapeLegalOff.pjl
2. Type the IP address of the MFP into your Web browser to access the Embedded Web Server
(EWS).
3. In the EWS, select the Print tab, browse to the .pjl file that you need to enable or disable, and then
click Apply.
4. Reboot the MFP.
DEWW
These settings will remain active through reboots, power cycles, firmware reflashes,
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