Page 1 LX-P5510 LX-D5500 COLOR LABEL PRINTER User's Guide CANON FINETECH NISCA INC. 2023 4Y1-8649-010...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Before You Begin 2. How to Print Conventions ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Making Prints ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Sample Screens ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Canceling Printing ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Trademarks ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Canceling Print Jobs from the Status Monitor Abbreviations ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Important Notices ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ How to Pause Printing ・・・・・・・・・・・・・...
Page 3 ・・・・・・ Print the Gradation Smoothly (For LX-D5500 Starting the Status Monitor ・・・・・・・・・・ Only) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ How to Start and Display the Status Monitor Use Economy Print Mode (For LX-P5510 Only) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Using the Status Monitor Setting the Sharpness ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・...
Page 4 Settings for Using Auto Cutter ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Cleaning the Exterior of the Printer ・・・・・ Paper is Jammed ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Cleaning the Transport Area ・・・・・・・・・ Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） 8. Appendix ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Moving the Printer ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 6. Troubleshooting Shipping the Printer ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・...
Page 5: Before You Begin
The sample LX-D5500 printer driver screens displayed in this manual were created with Windows 10. Trademarks • Canon and the Canon logo are trademarks of Canon Inc. • Microsoft and Windows are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Page 6: Abbreviations
Reproduction of such items may be subject to criminal prosecution. • Please note that intellectual property protected by copyright may not be reproduced without the express permission of the copyright holder except for personal or household use under limited circumstances. Product Name ■ LX-D5500 LX-P5510...
Page 7: Basic Operation
Chapter 1 Basic Operation This chapter describes basic things to remember before using this product. Printer Part Names and Functions .......................4 Connecting the Printer and Computer ..................10 Turning the Printer On/Off ........................13 Loading Paper ............................... 15...
Page 8: Printer Part Names And Functions
Printer Part Names and Functions Front/Right Side View Upper unit Roll cover handle ［］［］ Open this unit when setting paper, Use this handle to open the roll cover. removing paper jammed in the paper feed path, or cleaning inside of the machine.
Page 9: Left Side View
Printer Part Names and Functions Left Side View Rear feeder slot RS232C port ［］［］ This slot is used to feed fanfold paper. This is an extended interface for connecting an external unit. Rating plate USB port P.11) ［...
Page 10: Inside The Printer
Chapter 1 Basic Operation Inside the Printer Transport guide (Left) Paper guide ［］［］ This is a fixed guide for transporting paper This guide prevents paper from floating. straight. Upper unit open lever Maintenance cartridge ［］［］...
Page 11: Operation Panel
Printer Part Names and Functions Operation Panel Power key/lamp P.13) BACK FEED key ［］ → ［］ Press this key to turn on/off the printer. Pressing this key feeds paper one page This lamp lights up or blinks depending backward.
Page 12 Chapter 1 Basic Operation Maintenance cartridge warning lamp Status lamp ［］［］ P.192) → This lamp lights up or blinks when there This lamp lights up or blinks. remains a small or no maintenance Printing from the computer is cartridge space to collect ink.
Page 13: Online And Sleep Mode
Printer Part Names and Functions Online and Sleep Mode Online mode: This mode can print data from the computer. The power lamp and status lamp stays lit. Sleep mode: The printer is in power-saving mode. The printer automatically switches to sleep mode to save power when a certain amount of time elapses without receiving a print job or operating printer controls.
Page 14: Connecting The Printer And Computer
Connecting the Printer and Computer This section explains how to connect the printer to the computer. The printer is compatible with Hi- Speed USB and LAN. Important • The USB cable is hot-swappable. However, it should be noted that the USB cable should not be connected or disconnected in the following cases: –...
Page 15: Connecting With Usb Cable
Connecting the Printer and Computer Connecting with USB Cable Connect the USB cable to the printer and then to the computer. Note • The printer driver must be installed prior to connecting the USB cable. • For instructions on how to install the printer driver, refer to the Getting Started Guide.
Page 16: Connecting With Lan Cable
Chapter 1 Basic Operation Connecting with LAN Cable Connect the printer to the network (LAN) using a LAN cable. Note • Use a Category 5e or better twisted pair Ethernet cable. • Connection to a corporate LAN must be made by a network administrator. •...
Page 17: Turning The Printer On/Off
Turning the Printer On/Off This section explains how to turn the printer on and off. Turning the Printer On Make sure that the power cable is connected properly, then turn the printer on. Press the Power key. Printhead cleaning is performed, the printer becomes ready for printing. The status lamp stays lit when the printer is in the online mode.
Page 18: Turning The Printer Off
Chapter 1 Basic Operation Turning the Printer Off Make sure the printer is not operating. Press the Power key for at least 1 second. When the power lamp stops blinking, the printer is turned off. Note • When a given length of time elapses after switching to sleep mode, the printer is P.108) automatically turned off.
Page 19: Loading Paper
Loading Paper Using Roll Paper Loosen the fi xing screw of holder stopper, and then remove the holder stopper. Holder stopper With the edge of the roll paper as shown below, insert the roll holder. Insert it firmly until the roll touches the flange of the roll holder, leaving no gap.
Page 20 Chapter 1 Basic Operation Insert the holder stopper in the roll holder, and then tighten the fi xing screw while lightly pressing it against the paper. Check that the printer is powered on. If the printer is turned off, press the power key to turn the printer on. Open the roll cover.
Page 21 Loading Paper Push the lever of the paper guide to open it. Open the transport guide (right), and slide it as shown until it stops.
Page 22 Chapter 1 Basic Operation Mount the roll holder in the printer. Set paper. Insert paper along the left guide under the transport guide (left) until it stops at the roller in the feeder slot. Paper stopping at the roller in the feeder slot is automatically pulled in a little.
Page 23 Loading Paper Slide the transport guide (right) in accordance with the width of paper. Important • Do not press the transport guide (right) with force against the paper edge. A paper jam can result. Slowly close the transport guide (right) to lock it.
Page 24 Chapter 1 Basic Operation Slowly push the paper guide down until it clicks (locks). When it locks, paper is transported automatically.
Page 25 Loading Paper Close the roll cover Important • Be sure to close the roll cover before printing. • Only use compatible paper. Using incompatible paper could cause paper jams and printer malfunctions. • If the printer will not be used for a long period of time, remove paper from the printer to prevent it from discoloring and curling.
Page 26: Using Fanfold Paper
Chapter 1 Basic Operation Using Fanfold Paper When using fanfold paper, observe the following precautions: Important • The top surface of the fanfold paper stack must be lower than the level at which paper is set in the printer. Rear feeder slot 150 mm (5.9 inch) 700 mm (27.6 inch) •...
Page 27 Loading Paper Open the properties window of the printer. P.42) → Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Special Settings]. The Special Settings dialog box will appear. Check [Fanfold Paper Mode] check box, and then press [Send].
Page 28 Chapter 1 Basic Operation Important • If fanfold paper is used, remove the roll holder. • Paper can be loaded in the same way as roll paper is loaded. • Be sure to close the roll cover before printing. • When loading roll paper, uncheck the [Fanfold Paper Mode] check box in the Special Settings. •...
Page 29: Changing Paper
Loading Paper Changing Paper Open the roll cover. Push the lever of the paper guide to open the guide.
Page 30 Chapter 1 Basic Operation Open the transport guide (right), and slide it rightward until it stops. While pressing the jam release lever down, pull the paper out.
Page 31 Loading Paper Remove the roll holder. Load new paper. P.15) → Note • Roll holder may idle when pressing BACK FEED Key with small remaining amount of paper.
Page 32: Treating The Trailing Edge Of Paper
Chapter 1 Basic Operation Treating the Trailing Edge of Paper When paper has been used up, No more paper is displayed on the Status Monitor and the printer stops. To continue printing, load new paper following the procedure described below. Open the roll cover.
Page 33 Loading Paper Push the lever of the paper guide to open the guide. Remove the tape. While pushing the jam release lever down, pull out paper through the delivery slot. Load new paper. P.15) →...
Page 34: Using The Manual Cutter
Chapter 1 Basic Operation Using the Manual Cutter Once label printing is complete, cut the label using the manual cutter. Caution • Use caution with the manual cutter, be careful not to touch the sharp edges. It may result in personal injury.
Page 35 Loading Paper Hold the printed label as shown. Cut the label by moving the cutter as shown below while pressing it lightly.
Page 36 Chapter 1 Basic Operation Return the cutter to its original position, then close the cutter cover. Note • When the cutter has become dull, contact your place of purchase. Do not disassemble the cutter.
Page 37: How To Print
Chapter 2 How to Print The section describes how to basic printing procedure. Making Prints ..............................34 Canceling Printing ............................37...
Page 38: Making Prints
Create a document using a paper size supported by the printer. Select [Print] from the [Files] menu (or the toolbar) of the application software. The Print dialog box appears. Select [Canon LX-D5500] (or [Canon LX-P5510]), and then click [Preferences] (or [Properties]).
Page 39 Making Prints Set the paper size and type. Important • Select the correct paper type to ensure optimal print quality. P.62) → • If the paper size you want to select is not found in the list, use the Customize feature to create P.53) a custom paper size.
Page 40 Chapter 2 How to Print Click [Print] in the Print dialog box. Printing starts. Important P.58) • Do not print outside the printable area of the dedicated paper. → • Prior to starting printing, check that the paper set in the printer is the same as the paper set with the printer driver in terms of size, shape and type.
Page 41: Canceling Printing
Canceling Printing Canceling Print Jobs from the Status Monitor To cancel printing from the computer, click [Cancel Print Job] on the status monitor. The print job is canceled. The current print job and jobs that are processing or receiving data in the printer are also canceled.
Page 42: How To Pause Printing
Chapter 2 How to Print How to Pause Printing To stop printing temporarily, press the Pause key on the operation panel. Press the Pause key again to resume printing. BACK PAUSE FEED FEED STATUS ERROR Note • Printing can be paused to perform printhead cleaning. P.155) →...
Page 43: How To Use The Printer Driver
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver This section describes the function of the each item in the printer driver dialog box. Opening the Printer Driver ........................40 Using Page Setup Features ........................43 Using Print Quality Features ......................... 70 Using the Overlay Settings Feature....................
Page 44: Opening The Printer Driver
Instruction Manual that comes with your application software. Select [Print] from the [Files] menu or toolbar of the application software. The Print dialog box appears. Select [Canon LX-D5500] (or [Canon LX-P5510]) and then click [Preferences] (or [Properties]). The printer driver setup window appears.
Page 45: Opening The Printer Driver Setup Window
Opening the Printer Driver Setup Window from the [Printers & scanners] Click the search icon on the taskbar, enter [Printers & scanners] in the search box. Select [Canon LX-D5500] (or [Canon LX-P5510] > [Manage] > [Printing Preferences]. Windows 11: Select [Canon LX-D5500] (or [Canon LX-P5510] > [Printing Preferences].
Page 46: Opening The Printer Properties Window
Opening the Printer Properties Window Click the search icon on the taskbar, enter [Printers & scanners] in the search box. Select [Canon LX-D5500] (or [Canon LX-P5510] > [Manage] > [Printer Properties]. Windows 11: Select [Canon LX-D5500] (or [Canon LX-P5510] > [Printer Properties].
Page 47: Using Page Setup Features
[ Page Setup] tab of the [Printing Preferences] window. For LX-D5500 ● ［3］［4］［1］［5］［6］［7］［8］［9］［2］［10］［11］［12］［13］［14］ For LX-P5510 ● ［3］［4］［1］［5］［6］［7］［8］［9］［2］［10］［12］［14］［11］...
Page 48 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver [1] Paper Size Preview The current paper size is displayed in a preview. [2] Print Orientation Preview Paper orientation for printing is displayed in a preview. [3] Favorites P.46) → Register commonly used print settings. [4] Register/Delete Register or delete Favorites.
Page 49 Using Page Setup Features [13] Version Information Displays the printer driver version and copyright information. For LX-D5500 P.68) → For LX-P5510 P.69) → [14] Defaults Reset the [Page Setup] to its defaults. Important • Keep the following points in mind when running [Obtain Printer Information].
Page 50: Registration Of Favorites
On the [Page Setup] tab, [Color] tab, [Cutter Settings] tab, [Overlay Settings] tab, and [Advanced Settings] tab, configure the settings you want to register. For LX-P5510 ● On the [Page Setup] tab, [Print Setup] tab, [Cutter Settings] tab, and [Overlay Settings] tab,...
Page 51 Using Page Setup Features Click the [Page Setup] tab. Make sure the [Current Settings] is selected from the [Favorites]. Click [Register/Delete]. The Register/Delete Favorites dialog box appears.
Page 52 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Enter a desired name in the [Setting File Name] entry box and then confi rm the [Setting Contents]. A confirmation message appears. Note • Entry in the [Setting File Name] entry box is mandatory. •...
Page 53 Using Page Setup Features Click [OK]. Note • Changing the Name of a Favorite To change the name of a registered favorite, select it from the [Registered Settings List] and then click [Change Name]. After changing the name, click [Register]. •...
Page 54 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Default Settings ■ Default settings are as follows: For LX-D5500 ● Tab Name Item Name Setting Page Setup Paper Size [ ]4 x 5 Label/Gap Paper Type Matte Copies Orientation Portrait 180-degree Rotation Print with the selected orientation Color Resolution...
Page 55 Using Page Setup Features For LX-P5510 ● Tab Name Item Name Setting Page Setup Paper Size [ ]4 x 5 Label/Gap Paper Type Matte Paper Copies Orientation Portrait 180-degree Rotation Print with the selected orientation Print Setup Resolution Input resolution 1200dpi...
Page 56: Selecting The Paper Size
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Selecting the Paper Size Select the size of the paper to use for printing from the pull-down menu. Note • The current paper size can be identified in a preview. Standard label paper ■...
Page 57: Setting A Custom Paper Size
Using Page Setup Features Margins mm Gap/ Gap mm Paper Size Paper Size Paper Form Mark L) mm × Top Bottom Left Right Left Right 4 X 5 Label/Gap Label/Gap 101.6 × 4 X 8 Label/Gap Label/Gap 97.3 203.2 × 2 X 1.5 Label/Gap Label/Gap 46.5...
Page 58 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Open the printer driver setup window from the [Printers & scanners.]. P.41) → Click [ Custom Paper Size] on the [Page Setup] tab. The Custom Paper Size Settings dialog box opens. Select a basic paper size from the [Paper sizes list].
Page 59 Label/Marker Select for paper with adjusted TOF Level. P.119) → (Custom Shape) * LX-P5510 only Tag/Marker A TOF mark is printed on the back of tag paper to identify the leading edge of the paper. Label/No TOF No TOF mark is printed on the back of label paper.
Page 60 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Enter the paper size, Gap/Mark length and margin (Top/Bottom/Left/Right). Items to be set differ depending on the paper form. For the ranges of settable values, see "Ranges of Custom Paper Sizes ( P.58)".
Page 61 Using Page Setup Features Click [OK].
Page 62 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Ranges of Custom Paper Sizes ■ Custom paper sizes can be selected from a range of values that are dependant on the paper type and form. Enter values within the ranges indicated in the table below. [Label / Marker] [Label / Gap] Top margin *2...
Page 63 Using Page Setup Features • Label/Gap Minimum Maximum Paper Width mm (inch) 24.0 (0.94) 119.0 (4.68) Paper Length mm (inch) 6.0 (0.24) 500.0 (19.69) Paper Length 3 (0.12) − − Top margin mm (inch) 1.5 (0.06) Bottom margin Paper Length 3 (0.12) −...
Page 64 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Minimum Maximum AIS Mode OFF 2.5 (0.10) Paper Width 3 (0.12) − − Right margin mm (inch) Left margin AIS Mode ON 2.7 (0.11) Gap/Mark length mm (inch) 3.0 (0.12) 10.0 (0.39) •...
Page 65 Using Page Setup Features Important • Paper in paper form [Label/Gap] must meet the following requirements: – The total of the paper width, left gap, and right gap is 25.0 mm (0.98 inch) or more. – The total of the left margin and left gap or the total of the right margin and right gap is 2.5 mm (0.1 0 inch) or more.
Page 66: Selecting The Paper Type
Choose when you select matte coated paper to print. Gloss Choose when you select glossy paper to print. Synthetic Choose when you select synthetic paper to print. For LX-P5510 ● Matte paper Choose when you select matte coated paper to print. Matte Synthetic Choose when you select matte coated synthetic paper to print.
Page 67: Selecting The Orientation
Using Page Setup Features Selecting the Orientation Select the direction of print under Orientation. Printed results for portrait and landscape orientation can be achieved by following the descriptions below. [Portrait] Select this option to print the document rotated 90 degrees to the right in relation to the direction of paper feeding.
Page 68 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver [Landscape] Select this option to print the document horizontally in relation to the direction of paper feeding. Direction of paper feed [ 180-degree Rotation] Check this check box to print a document set for [Portrait] or [Landscape] rotated 180 degrees. Portrait/rotated 180 degrees ・...
Page 69: Setting The Print With The Selected Orientation
Using Page Setup Features Setting the Print with the Selected Orientation When you print to a paper whose width is longer than its height, some application software may automatically change the paper orientation, which could impact proper printing. If this happens, check the [Print with the selected orientation] check box so that proper printing takes place according to the [Orientation] setting of the printer driver.
Page 70 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Select the [ Print with the selected orientation] check box. Set the [Orientation]. When printing a document is in the Landscape: Select [Portrait] from the [Orientation] of the printer driver. Document [Orientation] of the printer driver Landscape Portrait When printing a document is in the Portrait:...
Page 71: Checking The Setting Contents
Using Page Setup Features Checking the Setting Contents Click [Check Settings] to confirm the current paper settings. Note • On the displayed screen, clicking [Copy] allows you to copy the settings. To read the copied settings, paste them to the page of an application software such as Notepad. ジ...
Page 72: Checking The Version Information
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Checking the Version Information Follow this procedure to confirm the printer driver version and copyright information. Click Version Information to open the Version Information dialog box. Important • Keep the following points in mind when running [Obtain Printer Information]. –...
Page 73 ROM Version Printer ROM version Click [Obtain Printer Information] to get information on Obtain Printer Information the printer connected. For LX-P5510 ● Open the printer driver setup window from the [Printers & scanners]. P.41) → Select [Utility] tub and then click [Version Information].
Page 74: Using Print Quality Features
Using Print Quality Features For LX-D5500 ■ Print quality and color settings can be configured in the [ Color] tab of the [Printing Preferences] window. ［3］［4］［1］［5］［6］［7］［2］［8］ [1] Paper Size Preview The selected paper size is displayed in a preview. [2] Print Image After Changing Settings Preview of the image to be printed with the current color settings.
Page 75 Using Print Quality Features [7] Monochrome Print P.77) → Select this check box to make black-and-white prints. [8] Defaults Reset the [Color] window to its defaults. Note • The settings configured on the [Detailed Settings] dialog box do not change even if you click [Defaults] in the [Color] tab.
Page 76 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver For LX-P5510 ■ Print quality and color settings can be configured in the [ Print Setup] tab of the [Printing Preferences] window. ［3］［4］［1］［5］［6］［2］［7］［8］［9］［10］...
Page 77 Using Print Quality Features [7] Monochrome Print P.77) → Select this check box to make black-and-white prints. [8] Detailed Settings Clicking this button displays the [Detailed Settings] dialog box. Use this dialog box to adjust advanced color settings. ( Color Balance P.78), Brightness P.79), Density P.80), Contrast...
Page 78: Selecting A Resolution
[Input Resolution 1200 dpi] setting. Prints data after processing it for a resolution of 600x600 dpi （ LX-P5510, 1200x600dpi). Input resolution 600dpi Faster print times but lower print quality occurs when printing with the [Input Resolution 600 dpi] setting.
Page 79: Selecting A Half-Tone (For Lx-D5500 Only)
Using Print Quality Features Selecting a Half-tone (For LX-D5500 Only) The dot pattern or half tone can be adjusted to control print quality. This method is suitable for printing of graphics requiring clear borders Dither between colors. This method is suitable for printing of photos and graphics requiring Error Diffusion subtle gradation.
Page 80: Selecting A Color Correction
The optimum color adjustment is made for this printer. Use ICM Select this option to correct colors using the Windows color correction *LX-P5510 Only function of ICM (Image Color Management). Image processing is performed at the highest speed without color Disable correction.
Page 81: Printing In Black And White
Using Print Quality Features Printing in Black and White Color documents can be printed in black and white. When black-and-white prints are made, only black ink is used. To print in black-and-white, click the [ Monochrome Print] check box. Note •...
Page 82: Adjusting The Color Balance
For LX-D5500 ● Click the [Detailed Settings] in the [Color] tab. P.70) → For LX-P5510 ● Click the [Detailed Settings] in the [Print Setup] tab. P.72) → Adjust the color balance by moving the sliders for each color, and then click [OK].
Page 83: Adjusting The Brightness
Operation the printer driver as follows. For LX-D5500 ● Click the [Detailed Settings] in the [Color] tab. P.70) → For LX-P5510 ● Click the [Detailed Settings] in the [Print Setup] tab. P.72) → Selecting from the [ Brightness] pull-down menu, and then click [OK].
Page 84: Adjusting The Density
The overall density of the printout can be adjusted if you are dissatisfied with the results. Operation the printer driver as follows. For LX-D5500 ● Click the [Detailed Settings] in the [Color] tab. P.70) → For LX-P5510 ● Click the [Detailed Settings] in the [Print Setup] tab. P.72) →...
Page 85 Using Print Quality Features Adjust the density by moving the slider, and then click [OK]. The center of the slidebar is the default position (0). The slider can be moved between -50 to +50. Moving the slider to the left decreases the density. Moving the slider to the right increases the density.
Page 86: Adjusting The Contrast
Operation the printer driver as follows. For LX-D5500 ● Click the [Detailed Settings] in the [Color] tab. P.70) → For LX-P5510 ● Click the [Detailed Settings] in the [Print Setup] tab. P.72) → Adjust the contrast by moving the slider, and then click [OK] The center of the slidebar is the default position (0).
Page 87 Using Print Quality Features Note • To distinguish clearly between the light portion and dark portion, increase the contrast. To increase the number of intermediate colors by reducing the difference between the light portion and dark portion, decrease the contrast. •...
Page 88: Print The Gradation Smoothly
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Print the Gradation Smoothly (For LX-D5500 Only) Use the [Print the gradation smoothly] feature if you see uneven color gradients in the printout. Note • Click [Defaults] to return the printer to the default settings in the [Detailed Settings] dialog box. •...
Page 89: Use Economy Print Mode (For Lx-P5510 Only)
Using Print Quality Features Use Economy Print Mode (For LX-P5510 Only) Marking the [Economy print mode] checkbox enables printing with less ink (black, cyan, magenta, and yellow). This mode reduces the consumption of all inks although print quality is not as high as that of regular printing.Use this mode to check printout data or lower print cost.
Page 90 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Adjust the sharpness level, and then click [OK]. 0(None) No adjustment is made to sharpness. 1(Small) To increase sharpness, select one of [1(Small)], [2(Medium)], and [3(Large)]. 2(Medium) The more the number, the more the contour enhancement effect. 3(Large) Note •...
Page 91: Using The Overlay Settings Feature
Using the Overlay Settings Feature Overlay printing is a printer function which internally combines two pieces of data, i.e., the fixed data created in advance as a "form file" that is commonly printed on all pages and the data on each page of a document (variable data such as characters.) The combined data (form and variable data) is printed onto each printed sheet using the same form but different information from the variable data.
Page 92: Printing A Form To A File
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Printing a Form to a File Send (print) fixed data (image, template, etc.) to the printer to create a form file. Open the data to be created as a form fi le using the application software used to create the data.
Page 93 Using the Overlay Settings Feature Select [Print the form to the fi le], and then click [Reference]. Specify the [File Name] and location to save the form fi le, and then click [Save].
Page 94 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Enter a comment (Optional), and then click [OK]. Can be entered up to 31 characters. Click [Print] in the Print dialog box. The form file (*.ofe) is stored at the specified storage location. Note •...
Page 95 Using the Overlay Settings Feature Important • If overlay printing cannot be performed even after setting the above, set the printer driver's spool format to "RAW mode" with the following procedure. P.42) 1) Open the properties window of the printer. →...
Page 96: Carrying Out Overlay Printing
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Carrying out Overlay Printing Open the data to be used as print data using the application software used to create the data. Display the printer driver setup window from the application software. P.40) →...
Page 97 Using the Overlay Settings Feature Select the [Overlay Printing], and then click [Reference]. You can directly enter the file path name in the [File Name] entry box. Specify a form fi le and click [Open]. Select the file with an extension ".ofe."...
Page 98 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Confi rm the information about the form fi le shown in the [Form File Information] and the [Preview] panes. To see the preview, check the [Preview] check box. Some form files may not show its information in the [Form File Information] and the [Preview] panes.
Page 99 Using the Overlay Settings Feature Note • Carrying out Overlay Printing with Simple Settings When the [Print the overlay with simple setting] check box is checked, overlay printing can be completed faster than normal overlay printing ([Print the overlay with simple setting] check box is not checked).
Page 100 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Click [Print] in the Print dialog box. The document is printed over the form data. Note • When carrying out overlay printing, the print settings made for the form file must be completely the same as those made for the document.
Page 101: Using Advanced Settings (For Lx-D5500 Only)
Using Advanced Settings (For LX-D5500 Only) Print order and print speed can be adjusted in the [ Advanced Settings] tab of the [Printing Preferences] Window. ［1］［2］［3］［4］ [1] Paper Size Preview The currently set paper size is displayed in a preview. [2] Print Order P.98) →...
Page 102: Selecting Print Order
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Selecting Print Order Decide on whether to start printing from the first or last page. To print from the first page afterwards, select [Ascend]; to print from the last page upward, select [Descend].
Page 103: Adjusting The Print Speed
Using Advanced Settings (For LX-D5500 Only) Adjusting the Print Speed Printing can be performed at gradually varying printing speeds. For LX-D5500 ● Adjust the paper feed interval by moving the sliders. From the right, there are scales representing 50 (mm/sec) (7.9/6.3/4.7/3.9/3.5/3.2/2.8/2.4/2.0 (inch/sec)). Note •...
Page 104 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver For LX-P5510 ● Open the printer driver setup window from the [Printers & scanners]. P.41) → Select [Print Setup] tub. The selectable feed speed varies depending on resolutions. When printing 1200dpi: 150/120/100/90/80/70/60/50 (mm/sec) (5.9/4.7/3.9/3.5/3.2/2.8/2.4/2.0 (inch/sec)) When printing 600dpi: 300/200/150/120/100/90/80/70/60/50 (mm/sec) (11.8/7.9/5.9/4.7/3.9/3.5/3.2/2.8/2.4/2.0 (inch/sec))
Page 105 Using Advanced Settings (For LX-D5500 Only) Note • Check [Automatic Speed] to allow the print speed to vary automatically to suit the status of print data transmission • For the following settings, a message appears and the Cut interval is changed.If number of copies or last cut pages are less the min.
Page 106: Using Utility Features
[Printing Preferences] window or the [Printer Properties] window. For LX-D5500 ● ［1］［9］［10］［2］［11］［3］［4］［5］［14］［6］［15］［7］［16］ For LX-P5510 ● ［1］［9］［10］［2］［11］［3］［4］［12］［13］［5］［14］［6］［15］［7］...
Page 107 Sets the interval of time to elapse to switch to the sleep mode and the power off state. [8] Ink Refresh P.198) For LX-P5510 Only → Clicking this button allows ink to flow in the print head and ink path to maintain the ink quality.
Page 108 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver [14] Moving The Printer * P.251) → Prepares for relocating the printer on the same floor or to another floor in the same building. [15] Shipping The Printer * P.255) → Prepares for long-haul transport, as on truck or aboard aircraft. [16] Add Custom Paper Type * P.135) →...
Page 109 Using Utility Features Important • The settings that can be configured on the [Utility] tab of the printer properties window are different from those that can be configured on the [Utility] tab of the printing preferences window. • When configuring settings in the [Utility] tab, the printer must be powered and connected to the computer.
Page 110: Placing The Printer In Sleep Mode
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Placing the Printer in Sleep Mode Important • When printing is in progress or an error has occurred, the printer cannot be switched to sleep mode. • The printer enters sleep mode automatically when it has been left idle for a certain period of time under normal operating conditions.
Page 111 Using Utility Features Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Sleep]. A confirmation message appears. Click [Yes]. The power lamp blinks slowly, and the printer is switched to sleep mode.
Page 112: Changing The Sleep Timer/Off Timer Setting
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Changing the Sleep Timer/Off Timer Setting This printer can automatically enter sleep mode (sleep timer), or turn off (off timer) when it is not operated for a default amount of time. Important •...
Page 113 Using Utility Features Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Sleep Timer Setting]. The [Sleep Timer Setting] dialog box appears. Enter the setting time of the sleep timer. The time can be set in minutes within the range from 1 to 60 (min).
Page 114 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Enter the setting time of the off timer. The time can be set in minutes within the range from 1 to 720 (min). If the off timer is not necessary, uncheck the [Enable off timer setting] check box. Click [Send].
Page 115: Adjusting The Paper Stop Position
Using Utility Features Adjusting the Paper Stop Position (or Cutting Position) The stop position at which to cut printed paper with the manual cutter can be adjusted. If the printer is furnished with an optional auto cutter, [Cutting Position] can be adjusted. Important •...
Page 116 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Cutter Adjustment]. [Cutter Adjustment] dialog box appears. Drag slider to adjust the stop position (or cutting position) on the paper. Using the manual cutter: Using the Auto cutter:...
Page 117 Using Utility Features Note • The Stop position (or Cutting position) can be set in increments of 0.5 mm (0.02 inch) between -10.0 (-0.39 inch) and +10.0 mm (+0.39 inch). • To reset the Stop position (or Cutting position) settings to the defaults, click [Defaults]. Click [Send].
Page 118: Changing The Special Settings
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Changing the Special Settings Use the [Special Settings] to change the special settings of the printer as required. Normally, it is not necessary to change the settings. There are seven special settings. [ Ink Pre-fire On The Paper] A very small quantity of ink is constantly discharged onto paper at regular intervals in order to maintain the print head performance.
Page 119 Using Utility Features [ Low Temperature Print Mode] Set the printer to [Low Temperature Print Mode]. When the printer is used at a temperature of less than 13 degrees Celsius (55 degrees Fahrenheit), the amount of ink pre-fire on the paper is increased for printing. Therefore, when used in a location where the room temperature easily fluctuates, the mode automatically switches according to room temperature when printing, resulting in uneven print quality.
Page 120 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Open the properties window of the printer. P.42) → Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Special Settings]. The Special Settings dialog box appears.
Page 121 Using Utility Features Change settings as needed. Note • When the computer cannot communicate with the printer (offline status), the special settings that the computer received in the last communication (when the printer was in the online status) are displayed. Click [Send].
Page 122 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Click [Yes]. The changed special settings are sent to the printer. Click [Close].
Page 123: Register Tof Level (For Lx-P5510 Only)
Using Utility Features Register TOF Level (For LX-P5510 Only) When paper mounted in the printer is not identified correctly, the paper may be of a type the printer is unable to detect automatically.In this case, adjust the TOF Level of the sensor for detecting the leading edge of paper.
Page 124 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Operate the instructions on the screen. Important • Do not click [OK] before finished step 1-3 below. 1. Pull out the paper in the transport section. Refer to "Changing Paper ( P.25)" in step 1-4.
Page 125 Using Utility Features Click [OK]. Make sure that the liner (mount without the labels peeled off in Step 4) is sticking fully out of the paper delivery slot. If a portion of the liner with no labels is still inside the printer, press the FEED key to deliver the paper completely out of the printer.
Page 126: Using Pinpoint Color Match Function
Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Using Pinpoint Color Match Function (For LX-P5510 Only) Register a desired color, and you can print images in the intended color. Use this feature to finely adjust the color of, for example, a logo mark.
Page 127 Using Utility Features Registering a Desired Color ■ １ Read the RGB values of a color for Pinpoint Color Match. Use image processing software to read from a source image the RGB values of a desired color for Pinpoint Color Match. Note •...
Page 128 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Open the printer's Properties window. P.42) → Click [Pinpoint Color Match]. The [Pinpoint Color Match] dialog box appears.
Page 129 Using Utility Features Enter the RGB values read in Step 1 in the Red, Green, and Blue boxes of "1. Set input color". Entering the RGB values allows you to preview the specified color. Note • [Select color] may be used to input a color. 1.
Page 130 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Set [2. Check pattern]. Choose either of the following setting methods: Print a check pattern to register the desired color. P.126) ● → Specify a specific color to register the desired color. P.129) ●...
Page 131 Using Utility Features 2. Click [Yes ]. The printer outputs a check pattern, which is a color palette of approximate colors numbered 0 to 24. R:246 G:27 B:125 R:249 G:27 B:125 R:252 G:27 B:125 R:249 G:30 B:125 R:246 G:30 B:125 R:246 G:33 B:125 R:243 G:30 B:125 R:243 G:27 B:125 R:240 G:27 B:125 R:243 G:24 B:125 R:246 G:24 B:125 R:246 G:21 B:125 R:249 G:24 B:125 R:246 G:27 B:128 R:249 G:27 B:128 R:246 G:27 B:131 R:249 G:27 B:122 R:246 G:27 B:122...
Page 132 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver 3. Check the printed pattern. When the desired color is found, proceed to set [3. Register pinpoint color match]. P.130) → When the desired color is not found, proceed to Step 4. 4.
Page 133 Using Utility Features Specifying a specific color to register the desired color. ● 1. Select [Use specified color], and the color data previously entered in [1. Set input color] appears in [Specific Color]. 2. Click [Step to register without print]. Note •...
Page 134 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Set [3. Register pinpoint color match]. Printing a check pattern to register the desired color. ● 1. From the pulldown menu, choose the No. (0 to 24) of the color closest to the one you wish to specify.
Page 135 Using Utility Features The specifi ed color appears in [Register List]. Click the cell of the registered color to preview it. When Pinpoint Color Match registration is completed, click [Close]. The confirmation message appears.
Page 136 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Click[Yes]. Note • Click [Import] to print special colors created in another computer and [Export] to use registered special colors for printing with another computer. file extension *.bin)) （（ Adjusting colors with registered colors ■...
Page 137 Mark the checkbox for [Check Print Color]. Marking the checkbox generates a bitmap image of image data to be printed. Folder for saving the image: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Canon\Canon LX-P5510 File name: CheckColor.bmp * When a home folder created inside the C: drive.
Page 138 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Select a color from [Register List] and then click [OK]. Click the cell of the registered color to preview it. Clear the checkboxes for colors you do not wish to use for color adjustment. Click [OK].
Page 139: Changing The Ink Jetting Amount For Printing
Using Utility Features Changing the Ink Jetting Amount for Printing Change the amount of ink used for printing. You can adjust the overall density, changing color settings such as color balance and density to exceed the setting range. You must first register a new paper type before increasing the ink jetting amount for printing.
Page 140 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Display the properties window of the printer. P.42) → Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Add Custom Paper Type]. The Add Custom Paper Type dialog box appears.
Page 141 Using Utility Features Select the profi le from [Paper Type Names]. For LX-D5500 ● Matte/ Gloss/Synthetic. For LX-P5510 ● Select one from Matte Paper, Matte Synthetic, Gloss Paper, Glossy Polypropylene, and GHS Media.
Page 142 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Enter information about new paper type. Custom Paper Type Enter the name of new paper. Name Can be entered up to 31 characters. Spaces and tabs cannot be used. "*" cannot be used as the start character of the paper type name.
Page 143 Using Utility Features Click [Register]. A confirmation message appears. Click [Yes]. Note • When registering a new media type specifying to increase ink jetting amount, a confirmation message such as the following will be displayed. Confirm the message, and then click [Yes]. The paper types are registered in the [Paper Type Names].
Page 144 Chapter 3 How to Use the Printer Driver Click [Close]. Note • Deleting a paper type To delete a registered paper type, select if from the [Paper Type Names], and then click [Delete].
Page 145: How To Use The Status Monitor
Chapter 4 How to Use the Status Monitor The status monitor allows you to check the current status of the printer. Displaying the Status Monitor ......................142 Using the Status Monitor ........................147...
Page 146: Displaying The Status Monitor
Displaying the Status Monitor This section describes how to start and display the Status Monitor. Starting the Status Monitor Note • By default, the Status Monitor will start automatically every time a print job begins. • You can also start the Status Monitor as soon as Windows starts up by selecting the specific function in the menu.
Page 147 Displaying the Status Monitor Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Start Status Monitor]. The Status Monitor starts.
Page 148: How To Start And Display The Status Monitor
Chapter 4 How to Use the Status Monitor How to Start and Display the Status Monitor The method to start and display the Status Monitor can be set. Start Options ■ Use either method described below to set the start method. [Start During Printing] The Status Monitor automatically starts and displays when a print job starts.
Page 149 Displaying the Status Monitor Note • Disable auto start function while printing If you want to disable the Status Monitor from automatically appearing when printing begins, click the [Disable auto start function while printing] check box in the Start menu. –...
Page 150 Chapter 4 How to Use the Status Monitor View Options ■ Use one of the methods described below to set the display method. [Start With Popup] Open and display the Status Monitor window. (This is the default setting.) [Minimize at Start] Minimize and store the open Status Monitor window on the taskbar.
Page 151: Using The Status Monitor
Using the Status Monitor The status monitor allows you to check the current status of the printer, print status, ink information, and maintenance cartridge information. Graphic image of the printer status P.149) ［］ → Graphic image showing the current status of the printer. Print Status P.148) ［...
Page 152 Chapter 4 How to Use the Status Monitor Maintenance Cartridge Information P.192) ［］ → Displays the amount of ink collected in the maintenance cartridge. Viewing the Print Status ■ Use these features to monitor the progress of print jobs. [Number of Pages] Displays the number of pages to be printed.
Page 153 Using the Status Monitor Viewing the Printer Status ■ Use these features to monitor the status of the printer. The printer status will be displayed using one of the following images. Displayed when the printer is in normal state. (Background is blue) The printer is online and ready to print.
Page 154 Chapter 4 How to Use the Status Monitor Note • The Status Monitor will only open when an error occurs if it has been minimized or placed in the task tray. The Status Information indicates the status of the printer by displaying the following 4 icons and messages.
Page 155 Using the Status Monitor After you read the message displayed in the Status Information, follow the procedure below if you want to open another window to learn more details. Select the message to read, and click [Detailed Status Display button]. The description window opens and displays details of the message and provides troubleshooting advice.
Page 156: Maintenance
Adjusting Print Head Position ......................156 Detailed Printhead Position Adjustment ..................169 Checking Setting Values ........................177 Replacing the Ink Tank ...........................180 Replacing the Maintenance Cartridge ..................188 Cleaning the Printer Cleaning the Printer ..................193 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only ................198 （）...
Page 157: Cleaning The Print Head
Cleaning the Print Head If your prints appear faint, this could mean that dust and paper dust have clogged the print head. Clean the print head to clear clogged nozzles. Select light, medium, or strong cleaning based on print results. Recovery operation performed first when print head nozzle clogging Light Cleaning occurs.
Page 158: Print Head Cleaning
Chapter 5 Maintenance Print Head Cleaning This section describes how to perform print head cleaning from the [Utility] tab. Open the printer driver setup window. P.40) → Click the [Utility] tab and choose [Light Cleaning], [Medium Cleaning] or [Strong Cleaning]. A confirmation message will appear.
Page 159: Cleaning During Printing
Cleaning the Printhead Cleaning During Printing You can stop printing temporarily to clean print heads. Important • The [Utility] tab will not be available when the printer is paused. Press the Pause key. BACK PAUSE FEED FEED STATUS ERROR Select [Light Cleaning], [Medium Cleaning] or [Strong Cleaning] from the [Cleaning] menu on the status monitor.
Page 160: Adjusting Print Head Position
Adjusting Print Head Position Adjust the print head position if a color shift is found. To adjust the print head position, print adjustment pattern and enter adjustment values while looking at the printed adjustment pattern. Important • When adjusting the print head make sure to use the actual paper you will use for printing. •...
Page 161 Adjusting Print Head Position Click the [Utility] tab, and click [ Print Head Position Adjustment]. The Print Head Position Adjustment dialog box appears. Note • Clicking [The details of the adjustment method are here] in the Print Head Position Adjustment dialog box will display the help screen showing the print head adjustment method.
Page 162 Chapter 5 Maintenance Make sure the printer is not operating, [Step 1] Print adjustment pattern. Click [Print]. A confirmation message appears. Confi rm the displayed message, and then click [Yes].
Page 163 Adjusting Print Head Position An adjustment pattern is printed. LX-D5500 Reference position (black frame) Adjustment pattern (Vertical) Transport direction Adjustment pattern (Horizontal) LX-P5510 Reference position (black frame) Printer S/N:xxxx999999 Adjustment pattern (Vertical) Transport direction Adjustment pattern (Horizontal) A confirmation message appears.
Page 164 Chapter 5 Maintenance If the adjustment pattern has printed correctly, click [Yes]. If you select [No], adjustment pattern will be printed again.
Page 165 Adjusting Print Head Position [Step 2] Check the reference position. Check whether the black frame is centered on the paper. Normally, this frame border is drawn 1.5 mm (0.06 inch) above the top end of the paper and 1.5 mm (0.06 inch) from the leftmost end. Adjust the reference position only when it is deviated significantly.
Page 166 Chapter 5 Maintenance Click [Proceed to Step 3]. [Step 3] Adjust the print head position for black. Check (B) Vertical Direction and (X) Horizontal Direction in adjustment pattern [K] (Black). Note • If the radio button is selected, the visible point in the adjustment pattern in [Head Position Adjustment] dialog box will be outlined in red.
Page 167 Adjusting Print Head Position • Vertical adjustment: The adjustment value is found on the magenta and black lines which appear to be connected most smoothly (without steps). For example, in the pattern shown on the right, the adjustment value is -18. Click the radio button (B) and then specify the vertical adjustment value.
Page 168 Chapter 5 Maintenance Enter the adjustment value, click [Proceed to Step 4]. [Step 4] Adjust the print head position for cyan and yellow. Adjust the print head position for cyan while looking at the adjustment pattern [C], and adjust the print head position for yellow while looking at the adjustment pattern [Y]. Note •...
Page 169 Adjusting Print Head Position Adjust the print head position for cyan and yellow. • Vertical adjustment: With regard to cyan and yellow, the adjustment value is found on the magenta and cyan (or yellow) lines which appear to be connected most smoothly (without steps).
Page 170 Chapter 5 Maintenance When the entry is complete, click [Send]. A confirmation message appears. Click [Yes]. The adjustment value is transmitted to the printer to adjust the head positions. Click [OK].
Page 171 Adjusting Print Head Position Click [Print] again to print a head position adjustment pattern and check that the head positions have been adjusted correctly. Make sure the lines of each color are smoothly connected at "0" on the adjustment pattern. If the lines appear to be out of alignment (stepped), readjustment is required.
Page 172 Chapter 5 Maintenance When the head position adjustment process is complete, click [Close]. A confirmation message appears. Click [Yes].
Page 173: Detailed Printhead Position Adjustment
Detailed Printhead Position Adjustment These adjustment procedures are intended for maintenance personnel who have completed regular [Printhead Position Adjustment] but seek more detailed adjustment. Click Step 6 [Go to Detailed Printhead Position Adjustment]. Detailed Printhead Position Adjustment dialog box appears. Note •...
Page 174 Chapter 5 Maintenance Make sure the printer is not operating, and then click [Print]. A confirmation message appears. Confi rm the displayed message, and then click [Yes]. Printing of adjustment pattern starts.
Page 175 Detailed Printhead Position Adjustment Detailed printhead position adjustment pattern ■ LX-D5500 - 8 - 4 （1） - 8 - 4 Transport （2） direction - 8 - 4 （3） LX-P5510 - 8 - 4 （1） - 8 - 4 Transport （2） direction - 8 - 4 （3）...
Page 176 Chapter 5 Maintenance If adjustment pattern have been printed normally, click [Yes]. If you select [No], adjustment pattern will be printed again. [Step 2] Adjust the print head position for black. Check (1), (2) and (3) in adjustment pattern [K] (Black) and read and enter the value at the point of their intersection with the Magenta line.
Page 177 Detailed Printhead Position Adjustment After entering the adjustment value, click [Proceed to Step 3]. [Step 3] Adjust the print head position for cyan and yellow. Check (1), (2) and (3) in adjustment pattern [C] (Cyan) and [Y] (Yellow), read and enter the value at the point of their intersection with the Magenta line.
Page 178 Chapter 5 Maintenance When the entry is complete, click [Send]. A confirmation message appears. Click [Yes]. The adjustment value is transmitted to the printer to adjust the head positions. Click [OK].
Page 179 Detailed Printhead Position Adjustment Click [Print] again to print a detailed head position adjustment pattern and check that the head positions have been adjusted correctly. Make sure the lines of each color are smoothly connected at "0" on the adjustment pattern. If the lines appear to be out of alignment (stepped), readjustment is required.
Page 180 Chapter 5 Maintenance Click [Yes].
Page 181: Checking Setting Values
Checking Setting Values How to print information about the current settings of the printer. Select the printer or a file (*.txt) as the output destination. Important • The setting information cannot be printed if an error has occurred or while the printer is printing. •...
Page 182 Chapter 5 Maintenance Select [Output to Printer] or [Output to File] and click [Proceed]. The setting values have printed. How to Read the Printed Setting Values ■ ●LX-D5500 L X - D 5 5 0 0 Serial Number of Printer P r i n t e r S e r i a l N u m b e r No.XXXXX Firmware ROM Version...
Page 183 Checking Setting Values ●LX-P5510 L X - P 5 5 1 0 P r i n t e r S e r i a l N u m b e r Serial Number of Printer No.XXXXX F i r m w a r e R O M V e r s i o n Firmware ROM Version Ver.XX.XX...
Page 184: Replacing The Ink Tank
Replacing the Ink Tank If an ink tank is out of ink, the corresponding ink warning lamp lights up and an error message "xxxx ink empty" appears on the status monitor. The procedures for replacing the ink tank and checking the ink condition are described below. Replacing the Ink Tank Caution •...
Page 185 Replacing the Ink Tank Note • Using ink that is not genuine could result in reduction of print quality or a printer failure. • Fixing a printer failure resulting from use of an ink tank which is not genuine should be paid for ...
Page 186 Chapter 5 Maintenance Open the ink tank door. Open the ink tank cover. Slowly remove the ink tank.
Page 187 Replacing the Ink Tank Remove the new ink tank from the box. Important • Never drop or apply excessive force to an ink tank. Ink can stain clothing and the work area. • To prevent soiling of the surrounding area, damage to the ink tank and poor printing, do not touch the ink outlet and terminal.
Page 188 Chapter 5 Maintenance (For LX-P5510 only) Shake the ink tank 2-3 times slowly with the ink supply port facing upward before installing it to the printer. Because the components of the pigment ink are likely to settle. Even for a used ink tank for water-based pigment ink, be sure to similarly shake it before installing to printer.
Page 189 Replacing the Ink Tank Load a new ink tank. Insert the ink tank into the ink tank slot with the correct side up. Caution • There are sharp pins in the ink tank slots. To avoid injury, never put your fingers into this area.
Page 190 Chapter 5 Maintenance Close the ink tank door. Important • Dispose the used ink tank according local laws and regulations.
Page 191: Checking The Ink Information
Replacing the Ink Tank Checking the Ink Information The ink information will be indicated on the status monitor and by the ink warning lamp. Indication by ink Indication on status monitor Status warning lamp • The ink tank must be replaced. STATUS ERROR Blinking...
Page 192: Replacing The Maintenance Cartridge
Replacing the Maintenance Cartridge When the maintenance cartridge becomes full of collected ink, the maintenance cartridge warning lamp lights up and a message "Maintenance cartridge full" appears on the status monitor. Replacing the Maintenance Cartridge Caution • For safety, keep the used maintenance cartridge out of the reach of children. •...
Page 193 Replacing the Maintenance Cartridge Open the maintenance cartridge door. Slowly pull out the maintenance cartridge. Important • Be sure not to drop the maintenance cartridge, ink may stain the floor or clothing.
Page 194 Chapter 5 Maintenance Insert a new maintenance cartridge. Close the maintenance cartridge door. The error message on the Status Monitor disappears, and printing will begin.
Page 195 Replacing the Maintenance Cartridge Put the used maintenance cartridge in the plastic bag. Zip the plastic bag completely closed. Important • Dispose the used maintenance cartridge according local laws and regulations. • Avoid dropping the cartridge or storing it at an angle to prevent ink from leaking, if ink does leak it may cause stains.
Page 196: Checking The Maintenance Cartridge Information
Chapter 5 Maintenance Checking the Maintenance Cartridge Information The maintenance cartridge information will be indicated on the status monitor and by the maintenance cartridge warning lamp. Indication by maintenance cartridge Display on status monitor Status warning lamp • The maintenance cartridge is full and must be replaced.
Page 197: Cleaning The Printer
Cleaning the Printer Clean the printer periodically to preserve the print quality and prevent issues. Warning • When cleaning the outside and inside of the printer, do not use a flammable solvent such as thinner, benzene, or alcohol. As a result, a fire or electric shock may occur. Cleaning the Exterior of the Printer If the exterior is dirty, paper may become dirty and dust may find its way into the printer, resulting in poor quality prints.
Page 198: Cleaning The Transport Area
Chapter 5 Maintenance Wipe the exterior clean with a damp cloth wrung out thoroughly. Connect the power cord and interface cable. Cleaning the Transport Area If the transport area becomes dirty or clogged with paper dust, paper may not be transported properly, and prints may be dirty.
Page 199 Cleaning the Printer Disconnect the power plug from the outlet. Important • While the power lamp is lit or blinking, do not remove the power plug from the outlet. A printer failure could result. Disconnect the power cord and interface cable. Open the roll cover.
Page 200 Chapter 5 Maintenance Remove the attached cleaning stick. Press down the upper unit open lever (at the back of the feeder)to open the upper unit.
Page 201 Cleaning the Printer Using a cleaning stick, clean the transport section stained with ink. Important • Do not use paper towels or tissue paper. Cut paper chips or paper dust could enter the printer and cause a failure. Close the upper unit. Caution •...
Page 202: Maintaining Ink Quality For Lx-P5510 Only
For LX-P5510 Only （） LX-P5510 gradually settles with the passing of time. Circulation of ink within the print head and through ink flow channels, as well as agitation of the ink in the ink tank must be performed periodically.
Page 203 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） Status monitor Time after installation Display name on Solution message of ink tank status monitor Warning1 55 days to 59 days Ink refresh Appears 55 days after the ink tank is ・...
Page 204 Chapter 5 Maintenance Ink Refresh Part 1 ■ The warning for [Ink refresh timing 1] or operator call for [Exceeding ink refresh timing 1] appears on the status monitor. [Ink refresh timing 1] [Exceeding ink refresh timing 1] Note • The display shown below pops up as soon as the error message [Exceeding ink refresh timing] appears.Click [Start Ink Refresh].Click [Help] to check the ink refresh procedure.
Page 205 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） Follow the on-screen message to operate as follows. When [ Ink refresh timing 1 ] appears ● 1. Close the status monitor. 2. Open the printer driver setup window. P.40) → 3. Click the [Utility] tab and click [Ink Refresh].
Page 206 Chapter 5 Maintenance When [Exceeding ink refreshtiming 1] appears ● Click [Start Ink Refresh]. All ink within ink flow channels is returned to the ink tank. Preparation takes approximately 5minutes. Do not operate the printer before the follow dialog box appears.
Page 207 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） Follow the on-screen instructions to stir the ink in each ink tank. Open the ink tank door. Open the ink tank cover.
Page 208 Chapter 5 Maintenance Pull out an empty ink tank slowly. Slowly shake the each of the ink tanks 2 to 3 times with the ink supply port facing up as shown in the fi gure.
Page 209 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） Repeat steps 4 to 6 for all ink tanks. Important • Be sure to shake the ink tank of all 4 colors. • Because ink may leak from the ink supply port and get on clothing or blemish the surrounding area, do not shake the ink tank with the port facing down.
Page 210 Chapter 5 Maintenance Load all ink tanks. Slowly insert the ink tank deeply into the ink tank slot with the correct side up. Caution • There are sharp pins in ink tank slots. Never put your fingers into this area. Close the ink tank cover securely.
Page 211 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） Install all ink tanks and close the ink tank door. When you have fi nished the procedure, click [OK].
Page 212 Chapter 5 Maintenance A confi rmation message appears. Ink refreshing starts. This operation takes approximately 5 minutes. Do not operate the printer before the message "Ink refresh completed" appears. When the message "Ink refresh completed" appears, click [OK].
Page 213 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） Ink Refresh Part 2 ■ [Exceeding ink refresh timing 2] appears on the status monitor and printer is stopped. [Exceeding ink refresh timing 2] Note • The display shown below pops up as soon as the error message [Exceeding ink refresh timing] appears. Click [Start Ink Refresh]. Click [Help] to check the ink refresh procedure.
Page 214 Chapter 5 Maintenance Click [Start Ink Refresh]. All ink within ink flow channels is returned to the ink tank. Preparation takes approximately 5 minutes. Do not operate the printer before the following dialog box appears. Perform steps 3 to 11 of "Ink Refresh Part 1". ➡...
Page 215 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） Click [OK]. Ink refreshing starts. This operation takes approximately 15 minutes. Important • If ink refresh has not been performed until 90 days have passed, the operation of Ink Refresh will take approximately 15 minutes.
Page 216 Chapter 5 Maintenance Ink Refresh Part 3 ■ [Exceeding ink refresh timing 3] appears on the status monitor and printer is stopped. [Exceeding ink refresh timing 3] Note • The display shown below pops up as soon as the error message [Exceeding ink refresh timing] appears. Click [Start Ink Refresh].Click [Help] to check the ink refresh procedure.
Page 217 Maintaining Ink Quality For LX-P5510 Only （） Click [Start Ink Refresh]. The following dialog box appears. Perform steps 3 through 11 of "Ink Refresh Part 1". ➡ "Ink Refresh Part 1 ( → P.200)" ...
Page 218 Chapter 5 Maintenance Click [OK]. Ink refreshing starts. This operation takes approximately 20 minutes. Important ● Only in conditions where printing operation has not been performed for 60 days or more, the operation for Ink Refresh will take approximately 20 minutes. When the message "Ink refresh completed" appears, click [OK].
Page 219: Troubleshooting
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting For Troubleshooting Operations .....................216 List of Error Messages/Warning Messages ................230...
Page 220: For Troubleshooting Operations
For Troubleshooting Operations If problems persist after trying these procedures, contact your place of purchase. Power Does not Turn On Check Point Solution Power key is not switched on? Press the Power key. Printer power cord unplugged? Make sure that the power cord is plugged in completely. Is the power outlet supplying Try plugging in other electric appliances.
Page 221 For Troubleshooting Operations Check Point Solution Is the computer's configuration Selecting "Never" in the Microsoft Windows Power Saver or for suspend or sleep state set to Power Option settings will prevent the computer from entering a something other than "Never"? sleep state.
Page 222 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Check Point Solution (When you are connected Make sure that the computer and this printer are installed on the within a network environment) same network according to the following steps: Are the printer and computer configured on the same (Confirming the IP address) network? 1.
Page 223 For Troubleshooting Operations (Adding a new port) 1. Open the properties window of the printer driver. P.42) → 2. Click on the [Ports] tab and click [Add port]. 3. Select [CNUS Network Port] and click [New Port...]. The [CNUS Network Port] dialog box will be displayed. 4.
Page 224: Slow To Print
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Slow to Print Check Point Solution Did you set the number In such a case, specify the number of copies on the printer driver of prints in the application side. Depending on the application software, it may take more software? time than usual to print if you have set the number of prints in the application software.
Page 225: Paper Is Not Feeding Correctly
For Troubleshooting Operations Paper is Not Feeding Correctly Check Point Solution Check whether the paper used Click [Special Settings] in the [Utility] tab of the printer driver, and conforms to the setting on then check the setting of [Fanfold paper mode] check box. [Special Settings] tab.
Page 226: Status Monitor Does Not Start
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Status Monitor Does Not Start Check Point Solution The Status Monitor setting is With some Status Monitor settings, printer errors will not be incorrect. displayed and the Status Monitor will not start. Open the [Utility] tab of the printer driver, and click [Start Status Monitor]. Set the P.144) details after the Status Monitor starts.
Page 227 For Troubleshooting Operations Condition Solution The printing is blurred. Confirm that the paper set (size, shape, and type) matches the paper (size, shape, and type) configured by the application software or printer driver. Clean the print head. P.153) The print head may become →...
Page 228 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Condition Solution Overall appearance of the print Use dedicated paper. is poor. Do not use paper other than dedicated paper. It can cause paper jams and malfunctions. Confirm that the paper set (size, shape, and type) matches the paper (size, shape, and type) configured by the application software or printer driver.
Page 229: Paper Is Jammed
For Troubleshooting Operations Paper Is Jammed When a paper jam occurs during printing, the printing is interrupted and the Status Monitor will display an error message such as "Paper jam #". Follow the steps below to remove the paper jam. Open the roll cover.
Page 230 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Press down the upper unit open lever (at the back of the feeder) to open the upper unit. While pushing the jam release lever, pull out the paper jammed in the transport section. Caution • When pulling out the jammed paper from the transport section with the upper unit open, take care not to touch the spur inside the upper unit.
Page 231 For Troubleshooting Operations Cut the pulled out paper neatly. While pushing the jam release lever, pull out paper in the direction opposite to the transport direction.
Page 232 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Close the upper unit. Caution • When closing the upper unit, take care not to touch the interface at the back with your finger. Your finger can be caught in the interface, resulting in injury. Load a paper again. P.15) →...
Page 233: The Screen
For Troubleshooting Operations "Request of the print head check" Appears on the Screen If a "Check the print head" warning or "Replace print head" a Service Call Error appears, "Request of the print head check" will also appear as a pop-up on the screen. Because cleaning is more frequent than usual, print head check is necessary.
Page 234: List Of Error Messages/Warning Messages
List of Error Messages/Warning Messages When trouble occurs while operating the printer or printing, the Status Monitor will activate and display error messages and warning messages. If problems persist after trying these procedures, please contact your place of purchase. Note •...
Page 235 List of Error Messages/Warning Messages Error Message Error Content Handling Paper Length different X The length of the paper that is If the paper is different, replace set differs from the paper size with the proper paper. ("X" represents number) configured by the application If the application software or software or printer driver.
Page 236 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Error Message Error Content Handling Paper load error. The paper is not fed. Reload a paper. P.15) → Check to make sure the printer driver paper type settings are correct. P.62) → *When using a custom paper size P.62) →...
Page 237 If the same error occurs again, take note of the message displayed "XXXX" and contact your place of purchase. Connected to a model other It is connected to a printer Connect with this printer. than Canon LX-D5500 (or other than this printer. LX-P5510)
Page 238 P.275) → If the printer is shared, start Windows Task Manager, and confirm that "Canon XXXX Status Monitor Service" (where XXXX is the model name) is registered in the [Service] tab. If it is not registered, refer to "Installing the Printer Driver"...
Page 239 List of Error Messages/Warning Messages Error Message Error Content Handling XXXX ink level unknown The remaining ink level cannot Replace with new ink tank. be detected. To continue printing, the ink "XXXX" represents Black, Cyan, （ level detection function must Magenta, or Yellow.) be disabled.
Page 240: Warning Message
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Warning Message Warning Message Warning Content Handling XXXX ink low. The remaining ink is low. Prepare a new ink tank. "XXXX" represents Black, Cyan, （ Magenta, or Yellow.) Maintenance cartridge level The maintenance cartridge is Prepare a new maintenance low.
Page 241 List of Error Messages/Warning Messages Warning Message Warning Content Handling The battery for the clock has The clock's (RTC) battery needs Take note of the message ran out to be replaced. displayed and contact your place of purchase. Unknown warning XXXX An unknown warning was If the same error occurs again, returned.
Page 242: How To Use The Auto Cutter
Chapter 7 How to Use the Auto Cutter If an optional auto cutter is purchased, it will cut paper at high speed. This section introduces the names of the components of the auto cutter and how to use it. Part Names and Functions ......................... 239 Settings for Using Auto Cutter ......................
Page 243: Part Names And Functions
Part Names and Functions Auto cutter door Paper delivery slot ［］［］ If a paper jam occurs, open and remove Cut paper is ejected. the jammed paper. Important • Install the printer so there is enough space for the auto cutter. •...
Page 244: Settings For Using Auto Cutter
Settings for Using Auto Cutter Note "Adjusting the Paper Stop Position • For instructions on how to adjust the cutting position, refer to (or Cutting Position) ( P.111)" → • [Cutter Setting] tab becomes active only when the optional auto-cuuter is equipped. Check [ Auto Cutter] check box in [ Cutter Settings] tab.
Page 245 Settings for Using Auto Cutter Set [Cut Interval Settings] for the auto cutter. Set the timing at which to cut paper, and the number of pages at intervals of which paper is cut. Set how to cut paper in the beginning and end of a job and in the middle of a job. Setting How to Cut Paper in the Before and After of a Job ■...
Page 246 Chapter 7 How to Use the Auto Cutter Setting How to Cut During the Job ■ To cut in the middle of the print job, check [Cut during the Job] check box. [During continuous printing or repeat printing] Select this option to print continuously or print repetitively per the number of copies. Cuts paper at intervals of the number of pages set in [Cut Interval] per the number of copies.
Page 247 Settings for Using Auto Cutter Note • To cut paper per the number of copies, set the number of pages per the number of copies in [Cut Interval]. • The settings of cutting position and cut Interval are displayed in a preview. Cut Interval: 1 page Cut Interval: 2 page Cut Interval: 3 page...
Page 248 Chapter 7 How to Use the Auto Cutter [Group print cut] Select this option to print multiple copies of the same page in a batch. Cuts paper by group and, if [Cut within the group] check box is checked, also within each group at intervals of the number of pages set in [Cut Interval].
Page 249 Settings for Using Auto Cutter Click [OK]. Sets a cutting interval. Note • To reset [Cut Interval] to its default, click [Defaults].
Page 250: Paper Is Jammed
Paper is Jammed If a paper jam occurs while using an optional auto cutter, remove the jammed paper in the following manner: Note • Do not use incompatible paper in order to avoid paper jams and printer malfunctions. • Do not use of curled or creased paper in order to avoid paper jams. Open the auto cutter door.
Page 251 Paper is Jammed Look into the auto cutter to check for paper jams. Important • Check to see if labels or any other foreign substances are stuck inside the auto cutter. Labels or cutting chips stuck inside the auto cutter could disable successful performance. Be sure to remove them.
Page 252 Chapter 7 How to Use the Auto Cutter Press down the upper unit open lever (at the back of the feeder) to open the upper unit. While pushing the jam release lever, pull out the paper jammed in the transport section. Cut out wrinkled portions of the paper.
Page 253 Paper is Jammed While pushing the jam release lever, pull out paper in the direction opposite to the feeding direction. Close the upper unit and auto cutter door. Set paper again. P.15) →...
Page 254: Appendix
Chapter 8 Appendix Moving the Printer ............................251 Shipping the Printer ..........................255 Uninstall Printer Driver .......................... 259 About Network Utility ..........................261...
Page 255: Moving The Printer
Moving the Printer When moving the printer on the same floor or to another floor, follow the procedure below. Caution • Before moving the printer, be sure to execute [Moving The Printer] from the printer driver. Moving the printer without taking necessary measures could cause ink leak inside the printer, resulting in a fire, electric shock, or machine failure.
Page 256 Chapter 8 Appendix Important • Administrative privileges over this printer are required to configure settings of this printer. If a user without administrative privileges proceeds with configuration of settings, a message "You do not have rights to printer management. Please contact your system administrator." appears. For more details, see "Administrative privileges required for certain features ( P.105)"...
Page 257 Moving the Printer Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Moving The Printer]. Remove ink from the ink receiver so that ink does not leak during movement. A confirmation message appears. Click [Yes]. It takes approximately 2 minutes for the printer to prepare to be moved. Do not operate the printer before the message indicating that removal of ink is completed appears.
Page 258 Chapter 8 Appendix Check that execution of [Moving The Printer] is completed, and then click [OK]. Turn the power off after you confi rm that the printer has stopped. Disconnect the power plug from the outlet. Important • When the power lamp is lit or blinking, do not remove the power plug from the outlet. A printer failure could result.
Page 259: Shipping The Printer
Shipping the Printer When shipping the printer for relocation, moving, etc. over a long distance or by use of a transportation means (airplane, train, automobile, etc.) accompanied by vibrations, be sure to make preparations following the procedure described below. Caution •...
Page 260 Chapter 8 Appendix Important • Administrative privileges over this printer are required to configure settings of this printer. If a user without administrative privileges proceeds with configuration of settings, a message "You do not have rights to printer management. Please contact your system administrator." appears. For more details, see "Administrative privileges required for certain features ( P.105)"...
Page 261 Shipping the Printer Click the [Utility] tab and click [ Shipping The Printer]. Remove ink from the ink receiver so that ink does not leak during movement. A confirmation message appears. Click [Yes]. It takes approximately 20 minutes for the printer to prepare to be moved. Only operate the printer after the message indicating that the removal of ink has been completed appears.
Page 262 Chapter 8 Appendix When the following message appears, remove ink tanks. Close the ink tank cover and ink tank door. Do not operate the printer before the message indicating that [Shipping The Printer] is completed appears. Check that execution of [Shipping The Printer] is completed, and then click [OK]. Turn the power off after you confi rm that the printer has stopped.
Page 263: Uninstall Printer Driver
After confirming that printing is completed, remove all interface cables after turning off the printer's power. From Start menu, select [All apps] > [Canon LX-D5500] (or [Canon LX-P5510]) > [Canon LX-D5500 Printer Driver Uninstall] (or [Canon LX-P5510 Printer Driver Uninstall]).
Page 264 Chapter 8 Appendix Click [Finish]. The [Changing System Settings] dialog box will appear. Click [Yes]. Restart Windows. Note • If [No] is selected, always restart your computer before installing the printer driver again. • If the network utility is installed, a screen such as the following will be displayed. To continue uninstalling, follow the instructions on the screen.
Page 265: About Network Utility
The network utility is software that configures the printer's network environment. The network administrator needs to configure the network utility. Starting the Network Utility From Start menu, select [All apps] > [Canon LX-D5500 Network IF] (or [Canon LX-P5510 Network IF]) > [Utility]. The network utility will be launched.
Page 266: Configuring The Network
Chapter 8 Appendix Confi guring the Network Important • Regarding the Network Confi guration Password Changing the printer's network configuration requires a password. The default password is "admin". To prevent people other than the network administrator from configuration, it is recommended to change the default password at the time of purchase.
Page 267 About Network Utility Enter the printer's installation site into [Location], click [OK]. When changing the configuration, limit it to 15 characters. (single byte alphanumeric characters and some symbols. For details, refer to help.)
Page 268 Chapter 8 Appendix Changing the Password ■ Change the password necessary for changing this printer's network settings. It is recommended to change the default password at the time of purchase so that only the network administrator can change the settings. Select the printer to confi gure from the main screen.
Page 269 About Network Utility Setting IP Address ■ Select the printer to set an IP address from the main screen. From the [Settings] menu, click [Printer settings]. Or click on the toolbar. Enter the password, click [OK]. Click on the [TCP/IP] tab, select one of the followings. [Get IP address automatically] If there is a DHCP server on the network, the printer's IP address will be acquired automatically.
Page 270 Chapter 8 Appendix Saving the Printer's Log File ■ Save the log files (*.log) of this printer and network communication. Follow the steps below when instructed by dealer. Normally, this is unnecessary. Select the printer to confi gure from the main screen. From the [Settings] menu, click on [Printer settings].
Page 271 About Network Utility Saving the Computer's Log File ■ Save the log file (*.log) of network communication between this printer and the computer. Follow the steps below when instructed by dealer. Normally, this is unnecessary. Select the printer to confi gure from the main screen. From the [Settings] menu, click on [Printer settings].
Page 272 Chapter 8 Appendix Confirming Communication Status ■ Confirm this printer's network status. Select the printer to confi gure from the main screen. From the [Settings] menu, click [Printer LAN Status]. Or click on the toolbar. The LAN's communication status will be displayed. To update to the latest information, click [Refresh].
Page 273 About Network Utility Configuring Access Restrictions for the Printer ■ Configure so that only computers with the designated MAC address can connect to this printer. Select the printer to confi gure from the main screen. From the [Settings] menu, click [MAC address fi lter]. Enter the password, click [OK].
Page 274 Chapter 8 Appendix Click [Add]. The MAC address will be added. A maximum of 32 addresses can be configured. Note • To remove a MAC addresses that was added: Select a MAC address to delete from the list and click [Delete]. Click [OK].
Page 275 About Network Utility Initializing the Printer's Network Settings ■ All the network settings of this printer will be initialized. Select the printer to confi gure from the main screen. From the [Setting] menu, click [Restore the factory default value]. Enter the password, click [OK]. A confirmation message will be displayed.
Page 276: Configuring Network Using The Network Utility
Chapter 8 Appendix Confi guring Network Using the Network Utility The following explains how to configure the network using the network utility. How to set the printers search range and the network's time out value are described below. Setting the Printers Search Range ■...
Page 277 About Network Utility Click [Add]. The IP address will be added. Up to 16 IP addresses can be specified. Note • To remove an added IP addresses, select from the list and click [Delete]. • Clicking [Restore default] will restore the content of the [Search Range] tab to its defaults.
Page 278 Chapter 8 Appendix Click the [Display Items] tab and check an item (such as Installation Location) check box to display. Note • Clicking [Restore default] will restore the content of the [Display Items] tab to its defaults. Click [OK].
Page 279 About Network Utility Extending Network Time-Out Value ■ If you want to avoid resending print data due to the printer timing out, or fix errors due to network delays (Bidirectional communication error), extend the network time-out value. From the [Environmental settings] menu, click [Time-out setting]. Check the [Extend Time-Out value] check box and click [OK].
Page 280: Specifications
Specifi cations Printer ■ Product name LX-D5500 LX-P5510 Printing method Inkjet Print colors Full color Output resolution 1,200 dpi x 1,200 dpi 1,200 dpi x 1,200 dpi (150 mm/sec or less) 1,200 dpi x 600 dpi (200 mm/sec or more)
Page 281 Specifi cations Installation environment Temperature: 15 to 30 degrees Celsius (59 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit) Humidity: 10% to 80% (without condensation) Power supply AC100-240V 50/60Hz Power consumption Maximum power consumption: 268W Sleep mode: 9 W Dimensions (W x D x H) 386 mm x 570 mm x 394 mm (15.2 inch x 22.4 inch x 15.5 inch) With optional cutter: 386 mm x 687 mm x 394 mm (15.2 inch x 27.0 inch x 15.5 inch)
Page 282 Paper type Matte coated paper, Glossy paper, Synthetic paper Glossy Polypropylene*, GHS Media* * LX-P5510 only Paper size 25.4 mm - 120 mm (1.00 inch - 4.72 inch) (W) 6.0 mm - 500 mm (0.24 inch - 19.7 inch) (L)
Page 283: Index
Index Numerics Error lamp ................ 8 180-degree Rotation ..........64 Fanfold Paper Mode ..........114 Add Custom Paper Type ......104, Favorites ..............44, [Advanced Settings] tab ........97 FEED key ................7 ...
Page 284 Index Register/Delete ............44 Replacing Ink Tank ..........180 Network Utility ............262 Replacing the Maintenance Cartridge ..188 Resolution ........... 70, Operation panel ............4 Roll cover ................4 Roll cover handle ............
Page 285 Index Version Information ..........68 Warning message ........150, ...

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