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processing or printing. If it is flashing amber, your intervention is required. If it is solid amber, a
serious error has occurred.
5. Up key: To go up in a menu or option, or to increase a value.
6. OK key: To confirm an action while in a procedure or interaction. To enter in a submenu in the
menu. To select a value when given an option.
7. Down key: To go down in a menu or option, or to decrease a value.
8. Back key: To go to the previous step in a procedure or interaction. To go to the upper level, or leave
the option in the menu, or when given an option.
9. Cancel key: To cancel a procedure or interaction.
10. Reset key: To restart the printer (as if it were switched off and switched on again). You will need
an implement with a narrow tip to operate this key.
11. Move substrate key: To move the loaded substrate forwards or backwards. While the printer is
printing, it can be used to fine-tune the substrate advance on the fly.
To highlight an item in the front-panel display, press the Up or Down key until the item is highlighted.
To select an item in the front-panel display, first highlight it and then press the OK key.
When this guide shows a series of front-panel display items like this: Item1 > Item2 > Item3, it means
that you should select Item1, then select Item2, then select Item3.
Information about specific uses of the front panel can be found throughout this guide.
The Embedded Web Server
The Embedded Web Server is a Web server running inside the printer. You can use it to obtain printer
information, manage settings and presets, align printheads, upload new firmware and troubleshoot
problems. Service engineers can use it to retrieve internal information that helps to diagnose printer
problems.
You can access the Embedded Web Server remotely by using an ordinary Web browser running on any
computer. See
Access the Embedded Web Server on page 13.
The Embedded Web Server window displays three separate tabs. Buttons near the top of each page
provide access to online help and supplies reordering.
8 Chapter 1 Introduction ENWW
Introduction