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Chapter 3: Using the Operator Panel and Menus
3 Press Select.
The following prompt appears on the display:
Enter PIN:
=____
You are required to enter the four-digit PIN associ-
ated with your Confidential Job next to the equal
sign (=). Each digit must be a number from 1 to 6.
At this point, the buttons on the operator panel
cease to function as before, such as scrolling
through the menus. You press the numbers on the
operator panel like pressing numbers on a calcula-
tor. To simplify the operator panel, the illustration
shows just the numbers and not the names of the
operator panel buttons.
As you press each button to enter each digit of your
PIN, an asterisk (*) appears on the display.
If you make a mistake entering your PIN, for
instance, if you enter a number incorrectly, con-
tinue to press any of the buttons until the mes-
sage
No Jobs Found. Retry? displays. Press Go to
refresh the operator panel and the
Enter PIN:
prompt displays again.
If you enter a PIN that does not match any Confi-
dential Job in printer memory, the message
No Jobs Found. Retry? displays. Press Go to
refresh the operator panel and display the
Enter PIN: prompt again or press Stop to cancel
the entry of a PIN.
Note: If you enter the Enter
PIN
prompt in error or need to
exit from this prompt, you must
wait until the
No Jobs Found.
Retry?
message displays and
then press
Stop.
Once you successfully enter the PIN, the printer
checks the PIN with each stored PIN associated
with each Confidential Job in printer memory. If the
number matches, you are given access to the next
level of the
CONFIDENTIAL JOB menu item where
you can select to print or delete jobs matching the
PIN.