KX-PS8000 - Printer PANASONIC - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Monochrome Laser Printer
Print Technology	Laser
Print Speed	Up to 20 ppm (A4)
Print Resolution	600 x 600 dpi
Paper Size	A4, Letter, Legal, Executive, B5
Input Capacity	250-sheet standard tray
Connectivity	USB 1.1, Parallel (IEEE 1284)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	400 x 300 x 200 mm
Weight	Approx. 8 kg
Power Supply	220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption	Max 800 W (printing), < 10 W (standby)
Main Functions	Print, Copy, Scan, Fax
Maintenance	Replace toner cartridge (approx. 3,000 pages) and drum unit (approx. 20,000 pages)
Cleaning	Wipe exterior with a soft, dry cloth; use recommended cleaning sheet for interior
Safety Features	Auto shut-off after idle period, overheat protection, fuse
Spare Parts & Repairability	Replaceable toner, drum, fuser, pickup rollers; service manual available
General Information	Panasonic KX-PS8000, first released circa 2005, duty cycle up to 20,000 pages per month

Frequently Asked Questions - KX-PS8000 PANASONIC

How do I install the printer drivers for Panasonic KX-PS8000?

Download the latest drivers from the Panasonic support website or use the driver CD that came with the printer. Connect via USB or parallel cable and follow the on-screen installer instructions.

What should I do if the printer displays a paper jam error?

Open the front cover and gently remove any stuck paper from the input tray, toner cartridge area, and fuser unit. Ensure no torn pieces remain. Reload paper properly and close the cover.

How often should I replace the toner cartridge?

The toner cartridge yields approximately 3,000 pages (based on 5% coverage). Replace when print quality degrades or the toner low indicator appears.

Can I use this printer with a wireless network?

The KX-PS8000 does not have built-in wireless. Use a USB/parallel connection to a computer or add a print server device for network sharing.

How do I perform a factory reset?

Turn off the printer, press and hold the 'Stop' button while powering on, then release when 'Factory Reset' appears on the display. Follow the on-screen prompts.

What type of paper can I use?

Use standard 20-24 lb (75-90 g/m²) plain paper in sizes A4, Letter, Legal, Executive, or B5. Avoid envelopes, labels, or thick stock unless using the manual feed slot.

How do I clean the printer?

Turn off and unplug the printer. Wipe the exterior with a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water. Use a recommended cleaning sheet to remove toner residue from the fuser and rollers.

What does the 'Replace Drum' message mean?

The drum unit has reached its end of life (approx. 20,000 pages). Purchase a compatible drum unit (Panasonic KX-PDR8000) and replace following the manual steps.

Where can I find the user manual in PDF?

The manual is available for free download at notice-facile.com or from Panasonic's official support page. Search for 'KX-PS8000 manual' in PDF.

How do I resolve print quality issues like streaks or fading?

First, check toner level and replace if low. Clean the drum and fuser with a printed cleaning page. If streaks persist, the drum may be damaged and needs replacement.

USER MANUAL KX-PS8000 PANASONIC

Utilities and Drivers Reference Guide

Digital Color Imaging System Enhanced

Model No. KX-PS8000

Line drawing of a printer with front panel and side cover (no text or symbols)

Please carefully read the Operating Instructions and the Utilities and Drivers Reference Guide before using the Digital Color Imaging System. Keep this CD-ROM in the protective case. Do not expose the CD-ROM to direct sunlight or extreme heat and do not scratch or smudge the surface of the CD-ROM.

This manual explains how to use the Digital Duplicator Utility, Scanner and Printer features. It consists of three parts:

■ Part 1 Digital Duplicator Utility ( P. 3)

This part explains how to use the Digital Duplicator Utility, which lets you adjust the appearance of your document before duplicating. For example, you can enlarge or reduce the size of the image, change the color, or select an area. This utility also provides a variety of duplicating functions.

■ Part 2 Scanner Function ( P. 74)

This part explains how to use the scanner driver, which lets you adjust the appearance of your document before scanning. For example, you can enlarge or reduce the size of the image, change the contrast or brightness, or perform other enhancement selections to improve the final image, making it better than the original.

■ Part 3 Printer Function ( P. 108)

This part explains how to use the print features through the printer drivers (Windows® 95*1 / Windows 3.1*2 / Windows NT® 4.0*3).

■ Appendix ( P. 150)

This section consists of Troubleshooting (P. 151), Print Quality and Required Memory (P. 166) and Index (P. 168).

Microsoft, Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

Corel is a trademark of Corel Corporation.

Adaptec and EZ-SCSI are trademarks of Adaptec, Inc.

All other acknowledgements are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

* 1 Microsoft® Windows® 95 operating system (hereafter Windows 95)
* 2 Microsoft® Windows® operating system Version 3.1 (hereafter Windows 3.1)
* 3 Microsoft® Windows NT® Workstation operating system, and Microsoft® Windows NT® Server network operating system Version 4.0 (hereafter Windows NT 4.0)

It is granted from Microsoft Corporation to use Microsoft® Windows® Screen Shot(s).

Any details given in this manual are subject to change without notice.

Names and Functions 6

Option Buttons 10

Basic Tasks

Using the Print Preview Window 12

Reducing or Enlarging the Output (Zoom) 16

Displaying the Zoom Window 16

Changing the Zoom Value 18

Printing an Enlarged Image on Multiple Pages ..... 20

Shifting an Image 24

Displaying the Shift Window 24

Background Reduction 26

Selecting Print Quality 28

Creating a Mirror/Negative Image 29

Creating a Mirror Image 29

Creating a Negative Image 29

Double Side Printing 30

Saving, Loading or Deleting a Setting 32

Saving the Current Settings 33

Loading a Saved Setting 35

Deleting a Setting 36

Changing the Unit of Measurement (mm or inch) ..... 37

Changing the Preview Resolution 38

Enabling Jam Recovery ON 39

Table of Contents

Adjusting Colors

Adjusting the Overall Color of an Image 40

Displaying the Color Adjust Entire Image Window ..... 40

Adjusting a Specific Color of an Image 43

Modifying Color Data 46

Deleting the Stored Color Data 47

Area Duplicate

Area Duplicate Function 48

Displaying the Area Duplicate Window 49

Pasting an Area of an Image in the Layout Box 52

Moving a Selection Area in the Original Box 55

Resizing a Selection Area 56

Canceling a Selection Area 56

Moving an Image in the Layout Box 57

Resizing an Image in the Layout Box 57

Creating a Mirror or Negative Image in the Layout Box .... 60

Creating Multiple Images in the Layout Box 61

Duplicating an Image in the Layout Box 63

Enlarging an Image to Fit on Paper 64

Zooming an Image in the Layout or Original Box 65

Moving the Selected Area to the Front in the Layout Box . . 66

Moving the Selected Area to the Back in the Layout Box . . . 66

Deleting an Image in the Layout Box 66

Using Template Function 67

Digital Duplicator Utility Window Overview

Displaying the Digital Duplicator Utility Window

To display the Digital Duplicator Utility main window, perform either of the following steps.

■ For Windows 95 / Windows NT 4.0

1 Click Start.

2 Select Programs, select KX-PS8000 Utilities then click Digital Duplicator Utility.

The Digital Duplicator Utility main window appears.

■ For Windows 3.1

1 From the Program Manager, double-click the KX-PS8000 Utilities icon.

2 Double-click the Digital Duplicator Utility icon. The Digital Duplicator Utility main window appears.

Names and Functions

No.	Name Function
1	Status display	Displays the status of the printer and the scanner.Readywill be displayed when you open the main window. If not, refer toTroubleshooting( P. 151).
2	Zoom Value display	Displays the zoom value currently set. When the zoom values of the height and the width are the same, one value is displayed. If they are different, two values such as 100 × 50% are displayed.Clicking on the displayed zoom value opens theZoomwindow( P. 16).
3	Original Image Type	Used to select an image type by clicking ▼.● Color Printed Photo:Select for color printed materials such as a catalog. The color mode is selected in the Output Color ( No. 18).● Color Glossy Photo:Select for color photos such as a glossy photo. The color mode is selected in the Output Color ( No. 18).● B/W Text:Select for text.The monochrome color is selected in the Output Color ( No. 18).● B/W Halftone, Photo:Select for monochrome Photo or halftone original. The monochrome color is selected in the Output Color ( No. 18).The image can be viewed in the Print Preview window ( P. 12).
4	Tray Selection button( [IMAGE] )	Allows you to select an installed tray by clicking this button or by pressing F12 on the keyboard. The indicator of the selected tray will be illuminated in the tray display ( No. 19).
5	Media Type	Allows you to select a media type loaded in the multi-purpose tray by clicking ▼. This is effective only when the multi-purpose tray is selected. Plain Paper, Transparency, Label, Coated paper or Paper 2nd Side can be selected.
6	Paper Size	Allows you to select a paper size loaded in the multi-purpose tray by clicking ▼, or displays the paper size of the selected media tray. This is effective only when the multi-purpose tray is selected. Letter, Legal or A4 can be selected.
7	Density	Printing density can be adjusted by clicking ▶ or ◀or by pressing + or - keys on the keyboard.
8	Option Buttons	Various options for editing an image can be selected ( P. 10).
	Page Mode9	Allows you to select a page mode by clicking ▼.● All page- All documents will be duplicated.● Even page * - Only even pages will be duplicated.● Odd page * - Only odd pages will be duplicated.This function is used for double side printing ( P. 30)*When Even page or Odd page is selected, the Output Order selection ( No. 10) is not effective and the documents are automatically printed face up.

Digital Duplicator Utility Window Overview

No.	Name Function
10	Output Order	Specifies whether your document prints face up or face down in the printer's output tray by clicking ▼.Note: This selection is not effective when the MPT (Multi-Purpose Tray) is selected. When the MPT is selected, Face up is automatically selected.
11	( Help )	Views the help information by clicking Help Help button
12	Exit button( Exit )	Exits the Digital Duplicator Utility window by clicking Exit.
13	Reset button( 🎨 )	Resets all settings to default settings by clicking 🎨or by pressing the Home key on the keyboard. If you press 🎨while printing, the printer stops printing.
14	B/W Text Start button( 🔒 )	Clicking 🔒 or pressing the Ctrl + S keys on the keyboard forces a document to print in black and white regardless of the color settings.Note: When the B/W Text is selected in the Original Image Type ( No. 3) and Black is selected in the Output Color ( No. 18), pressing the Start button ( 🔒 ) prints a document in black and white.
15	Stop button( 🔒 )	Stops printing by clicking 🔒 .
16	Start button( 🔒 )	Starts printing by clicking 🎨or by pressing the S key on the keyboard. It is also used to resume printing after loading media, or after clearing a media jam when the Jam Recovery ON is selected ( P. 39).When the Energy Star is set to ON if the printer is idle for 30 minutes, the printer will enter the Sleep Mode. The status display in the Digital Duplicator Utility window shows the message Ready (Sleep). While the printer is in the Sleep Mode, a document cannot be duplicated. To release the Sleep Mode, click the Start button ( 🔒 ). The message Ready will appear in the status display.
	Numeric keypad17	Used to enter the number of duplicates (1-999).Clicking 🎨or pressing C key on the keyboard resets the duplicate count to 1.

Digital Duplicator Utility Window Overview

No.	Name Function
18	Output Color	Sets an output color. The items of Output Color vary depending on the item selected in theOriginal Image Type( No. 3).(1) When the Color Glossy Photo or Color Printed Photo is selected, 4 Color (CMYK) or 3 Color (CMY) can be selected. The 3 Color (CMY) selection provides faster duplicating speed, and is used only when printing on plain paper.When Transparency, Label or Coated paper media type is selected, 3 Color (CMY) cannot be selected.(2) When the B/W Text or B/W Halftone, Photo is selected, a monochrome color (Black, Yellow, Magenta or Cyan) can be selected.
19	Tray display	Displays the status of the selected tray. If the selected tray has paper installed, the green indicator will be illuminated. Otherwise, the red indicator will be illuminated.

Digital Duplicator Utility Window Overview

Option Buttons

Various options for editing an image can be selected.

No.	Button Name		Function
1		Color Adjust Entire Image button	Adjusts the overall color of an image ( P. 40).
2		Color Adjust Specific Point button	Adjusts a specific color of an image ( P. 43).
3		Area Duplicate button	Allows you to select and edit an area of an image ( P. 48).
4		Zoom button	Enlarges or reduces an image ( P. 16).
5			Shifts an image ( P. 24).Shift button
6		Background Reduction button	Reduces the visibility of a reverse side print and can reduce background stains ( P. 26).
7		Quality button	Changes the resolution setting ( P. 28).
8		Mirror button	Creates a mirror image of the original ( P. 29).● To return to the original, click this button.
9		Negative/Positive button	Creates a negative image of the original ( P. 29).● To return to the original, click this button.
10		Memorize Settings button	Saves, loads, or deletes the settings made in this utility ( P. 32).
11		Other Settings button	Used to select a unit of measurement (inch or mm) ( P. 37), a resolution (30 dpi or 60 dpi) ( P. 38), and enable or disable the Jam Recovery function ( P. 39).
12		Print Preview button	Allows you to preview the print image by clicking this button, or by pressing the Page Down key on the keyboard. The Print Preview window also shows immediately how your changes affect the image ( P. 12).

■ Indicators

When an option button indicator is illuminated, it indicates that the default setting has been changed.

Using the Print Preview Window

The Print Preview window allows you to preview the print image of the document. Before sending it to the printer, all adjustments are shown immediately. It is helpful to open this window when you adjust an image using Zoom, Shift, Mirror or Negative/Positive functions.

Make sure that your document has been inserted in the ADF tray or placed on the scanner glass.

1 Click the Print Preview button (Preview).

The scanner starts prescanning the document. During prescanning the document the Scanning Progress window appears, then the prescanned image appears in the Print Preview window.

Note:

- The Print Preview will not automatically prescan documents if a document has already been prescanned. To represcan your document, click the Prescan button (☐) in the Print Preview window.

When the Prescan button is pressed, the Area Duplicate and Color adjustment settings will be reset to the default settings.

① Prescan button

Prescans a document and resets the Area Duplicate and the Color Adjustment settings to the default settings.

If a document is duplicated from the ADF tray, the document is ejected completely. However, if a document is prescanned from the ADF tray but not duplicated, it will remain in the ADF tray. To eject the document, press the Feed Out button ( [ ] ②).

② Feed Out button

Ejects the document that remains in the ADF tray.

③ Preview Zoom

Sets the zoom value (100, 125, 150, 175 or 200%) of the displayed image in the Print Preview window.

④ Close button

Closes the Print Preview window.

⑤ Help button

Displays help information on the Print Preview window.

■ Changing the size of the Print Preview window

Position the cursor on the side/corner of the window. The mouse pointer changes into a double-ended arrow. Press and hold the mouse button, and drag the side/corner to obtain the desired size. Then release the mouse button.

Reduced window

Enlarged window

■ Simultaneously viewing the enlarged and divided image

When Segment is selected for the enlarged image ( P. 20), the divided multiple images will be displayed in the Print Preview window.

Reducing or Enlarging the Output (Zoom)

The zoom function reduces or enlarges the output on the printed page. For your convenience, open the Print Preview window to view changes to your image.

Note:

- When using the ADF tray, you cannot print an image enlarged more than 100%.

Displaying the Zoom Window

1 Click the Zoom button ( [f] ).

The Zoom window appears.

① Zoom Value box

Displays the current zoom value. It also allows you to select a zoom value by clicking ▼ ( P. 18). Choosing a selection maintains the proportional relationship of the height and width of an image.

② Width Zoom Value box

Set the zoom value of the width by clicking ▲ or ▼.

③ Height Zoom Value box

Set the zoom value of the height by clicking ▲ or ▼.

④ W-H Uniform

Clicking on this check box allows you to set height and width simultaneously by entering zoom value in either of their box. To set them independently, click off this check box.

⑤ Segment

Divides the enlarged image ( P. 20).

⑥ Default button

Resets the settings to the default settings.

Changing the Zoom Value

Change the zoom value by selecting an option from the Zoom Value box or by entering it in the Width or Height Zoom Value box.

■ Using the Zoom Value box

1 Click ▼ of the Zoom Value box.

The zoom value selections appear ( □ table below).

2 Click the desired selection.

The selected zoom value will be displayed in the Zoom Value, Width Zoom Value and Height Zoom Value boxes. You can see the result of the selection in the Print Preview window.

3 Click OK to make the selection effective.

The Zoom window will close.

Selections FunctionZoom value
100%	100%	Duplicates the same size as the original.If the document size is the same as paper size,the edges of the document will not be printed.
400%	400%	Duplicates 4 times the original.
300%	300%	Duplicates 3 times the original.
200%	200%	Duplicates twice the original.
50%	50%	Duplicates at 50% of the original.
Custom	—	This option is automatically selected when the zoom value of width and height are set using the Width or Height Zoom Value box.
A5->A4 (fit)	135%	Enlarges to fit the A5 size document on A4 size paper.
A4->A4 (fit)	95%	Duplicates an entire A4 size document on A4 size paper.
A4->Letter (fit)	90%	Duplicates an entire A4 size document on Letter size paper.
Letter->Letter (fit)	96%	Duplicates an entire letter size document on Letter size paper.
Letter->A4 (fit)	92%	Duplicates an entire letter size document on A4 size paper.
Letter ->Legal (fit)	96%	Duplicates an entire letter size document on Legal size paper.
Legal->Legal (fit)	96%	Duplicates an entire Legal size document on Legal size paper.

■ Using the Width / Height Zoom Value boxes

1 Enter the zoom value in either the Width or Height Zoom Value box by clicking ▲ or ▼.

You can see the result of the selection in the Print Preview window.

▲ : increases the number of the zoom value (maximum 400%).
▼ : reduces the number of the zoom value (minimum 20%).

Holding down the mouse sequentially changes the zoom value.

- To set each value independently, click off the W-H Uniform check box.

2 Click OK to make the selection effective.

The Zoom window will close.

Note:

- The zoom value range available in the Digital Duplicator Utility is from 20 to 400% . If you have used 200% for Area Duplicate function (P.58), you can set the percentage up to 200% .

Printing an Enlarged Image on Multiple Pages

You can enlarge the image and print it on multiple pages. Each divided image overlaps 0.5 inch.

Note:

- The ADF tray cannot be used when performing a multi-page print.

■ Example: Enlarging a Letter size document to 140% and printing it on multiple pages

1 Click the Zoom button (F). The Zoom window appears.

2 Click on the Segment check box.

The Document Size box appears at the bottom of the Zoom window.

Note:

- The Document Size determines the size of the scanning area. The closest size to the document must be selected from the Document Size box.

3 Click the Document Size box, then click Letter.

Note:

- If an image has been pasted in the Layout box of the Area Duplicate window, the Document Size box becomes inactive. In this case, the paper size selected in the Digital Duplicator Utility window will be automatically assigned.

4 Set the width and length zoom value to 140% by clicking ▲ or ▼ of the Width or Height Zoom Value box.

The printing area (shade) is displayed on the divided pages.

5 Click OK to make the selection effective.

- To cancel the selection, click Cancel.

The Zoom window will close and its indicator is lit.

- If the Print Preview window is opened, the result of the selection is displayed.

6 Click the Start button ( ).

The printer starts printing multiple pages.

Shifting an Image

The Shift function shifts (scrolls) the image.

Note:

- The Shift function is not effective when the Segment is selected in the Zoom window ( P. 21).

Displaying the Shift Window

1 Click the Shift button (☐).

The Shift window appears.

① Shift Direction box

Selects shift direction.

• None: Returns the image to original position.
• Left/Top Space: Allows you to make space on left and/or top.
  ● Right/Top Space: Allows you to make space on right and/or top.
• Left/Bottom Space: Allows you to make space on left and/or bottom.
• Right/Bottom Space: Allows you to make space on right and/or bottom.

② Horizontal Shift box

Shifts the image horizontally.

③ Vertical Shift box

Shifts the image vertically.

- If you wish to use mm instead of inch, select mm in the Other Settings window (P. 37).

■ Example: Shifting the image 0.5" on the left and 0.3" on the top.

1 Click ▼ of the Shift Direction box, then select Left/Top Space.

2 Enter the desired space (0.5) in the Horizontal Shift box and (0.3) in the Vertical Shift box by clicking ▲ or ▼.

The image display reflects the changes.

3 Click OK to make the selection effective.

- To cancel the selection, click Cancel.

The Shift window will close and its indicator is lit.

4 Click the Start button ( ).

The printer starts printing.

Background Reduction

When a double side printed document is printed, the reverse side print may be visible on the paper. To reduce this effect (visibility of a reverse side print), use the Background Reduction function.

1 Click the Background Reduction button (☑). The Background Reduction window appears.

2 Click on the Use Background Reduction check box. The Background Level box becomes active.

3 Drag the slider to right or click ▶ to reduce the background. The setting range is 1-8. The effect level is displayed in the Level box, and the result of the selection is displayed in the Background Level box.

4 Click OK. • To cancel, click Cancel. The Background Reduction window will close.

Selecting Print Quality

Three print quality modes (Standard, Fine and Enhanced) are available.

Fine or Enhanced mode provides better quality than Standard mode but takes longer to process.

The standard mode for the ADF tray and for the Flatbed (Scanner glass) can be selected individually.

Selection Scanning resolution Printing resolution
Standard*1	300 × 300 dpi*1	600 × 600 dpi
	600 × 300 dpi*1
Fine*2	600 × 600 dpi
Enhanced*2	600 × 600 dpi 600 × 1200 dpi

*1 Standard (300 × 300 dpi for ADF tray, 600 × 300 dpi for Flatbed) is the default setting.
*2 Additional memory (SIMM, option) is required to select these modes ( P. 166 Print Quality and Required Memory).

To select a mode, perform the following steps.

1 Click the Quality button (☐).

The Quality window appears.

2 Click the desired mode.
3 Click OK.

- To cancel the selection, click Cancel

The Quality window will close.

Creating a Mirror / Negative Image

You can create a mirror or negative image of the original.

Mirror Image Negative ImageOriginal

Creating a Mirror Image

1 Click the Mirror button ( ).

The indicator is illuminated, and a mirror image of the document is displayed in the Print Preview window.

- To return to the original image, click the Mirror button again. The indicator is turned off.

Creating a Negative Image

1 Click the Negative/Positive button (☐).

The indicator is illuminated, and a negative image of the document is displayed in the Print Preview window.

- To return to the original image (positive image), click the Negative/Positive button again. The indicator is turned off.

Double Side Printing

Single sided documents can be printed on both sides of the paper by using the Page Mode function.

1 Insert the documents into the ADF with the printed sides facing up and top of the documents first.

2 Click ▼ of the Page Mode and select Odd page.

3 Click the Start button ( 🔍 ). Odd pages of the documents will be printed face up.

4 Place the printed pages in the multi-purpose tray of the printer with the page face down and top first. Select multi-purpose tray by clicking the Tray Selection button ( ☐ ).

5 Place all the documents into the ADF tray again ( Step 1 above).

6 Click ▼ of the Page Mode and select Even page.

7 Click ▼ of the Media Type and select Paper 2nd Side.

8 Click the Start button ( ).

Even pages will be printed on the back side of the paper.

Saving, Loading or Deleting a Setting

The settings made in the Digital Duplicator Utility window can be saved, loaded or deleted by using the Memorize Settings button ( [M]).

Effective Settings for this function are as follows. The maximum number of saveable settings is 30.

Density ( P. 7)

Original Image Type ( P. 7)

Output Color ( P. 9)

Zoom ( P. 16)

Shift ( P. 24)

Background Reduction ( P. 26)

Mirror ( P. 29)

Negative/Positive (P. 29)

Unit ( P. 37)

Preview Resolution ( P. 38)

Overall Color adjustment ( P. 40)

Specific Color adjustment ( P. 43)

Saving the Current Settings

1 Click the Memorize Settings button (M).

The Memorize Settings window appears.

2 Click New...

The Save window appears.

3 Enter a name for the setting.

A maximum of 32 characters can be entered.

(Example: color—zoom 120%)

4 Click OK.

- To cancel, click Cancel.

The setting will be saved and listed in the Memorize Settings window.

Note:

- Saved names will be listed in alphabetical order.

5 Click Exit.

The Memorize Settings window will close.

Loading a Saved Setting

1 Click the Memorize Settings button ( [M]).

The Memorize Settings window appears.

2 Click the setting you wish to load from the list.

3 Click Load.

The confirmation message appears.

4 Click Yes to load the setting.

- To cancel, click No .

The Memorize Settings window will close, and the new setting will be effective.

Deleting a Setting

1 Click the Memorize Settings button (☐).

The Memorize Settings window appears.

2 Click the setting that is to be deleted from the list.
3 Click Delete...

The confirmation message appears.

4 Click Yes.

- To cancel, click No .

The setting will be deleted from the Memorize Settings window.

5 Click Exit.

The Memorize Settings window will close.

Changing the Unit of Measurement (mm or inch)

You can change the unit of measurement to mm or inch by using the Other Settings window.

1 Click the Other Settings button (☐).

The Other Settings window appears.

2 Click the desired unit of measurement.

3 Click OK.

- To cancel the selection, click Cancel. The Other Settings window will close.

Changing the Preview Resolution

To change the Preview Resolution setting, perform the following steps.

1 Click the Other Settings button (☐).

The Other Settings window appears.

2 Click the desired setting in the Preview Resolution box.

30 dpi : Provides fast operation.

60 dpi : Provides better image quality. However, the data transfer speed will be slower.

3 Click OK.

- To cancel the selection, click Cancel.

The Other Setting window will close.

Note:

- New resolution setting will become effective from the next prescan.

Enabling Jam Recovery ON

Enabling Jam Recovery ON resumes the print job when the printer recovers from a jam condition. When the printer recovers from a jam condition, the message Press Start Button appears in the Status display of the Digital Duplicator Utility window. Press the Start button ( ) to resume printing.

If the Jam Recovery ON is disabled, the print job will be canceled when the printer recovers from a jam condition.

Note:

- This function is effective only when a jam occurs in the printer during printing from the ADF tray and not effective when a jam occurs in the scanner.

To enable Jam Recovery ON, perform the following steps.

1 Click the Other Settings button (☐).

The Other Settings window appears.

2 Click on the Jam Recovery ON check box.

- To disable, click off the check box.

3 Click OK. The Other Settings window will close.

You can adjust the overall color of the image using HCL or CMYK options in the Color Adjust Entire Image window (below), or adjust a specific color of the image by using the Color Adjust Specific Point window (P. 43). The Color Adjustment Entire Image and Color Adjust Specific Point functions cannot be used simultaneously.

Adjusting the Overall Color of an Image

Displaying the Color Adjust Entire Image Window

1 Click the Color Adjust Entire Image button (☐) ( ☐ P. 10). The scanner starts prescanning the document, then the prescanned image appears in the Color Adjust Entire Image window.

Note:

- If a document has already been prescanned, the scanner will not automatically prescan the current document. The previous image appears in the Color Adjust Entire Image window.

■ Adjusting the overall color using HCL

To adjust the Hue, Chroma or Lightness, select HCL in the Color adjustment box.

① Original box
Displays the original image.
② After Color Adjust. box
Displays the result of an adjustment.

③ Hue

Changes the hue. The setting range is -30 to 30.

④ Chroma button

Changes the vividness of the image. The setting range is 0.5 to 1.5.

⑤ Lightness

Changes the lightness of the image. The setting range is -20 to 20.

6 Reset

Returns to the default setting.

1 Adjust the color by dragging each slider or clicking ◀ or ▶. You can see the result of the adjustment in the After Color Adjust. box.

2 Click OK.

- To cancel the selection, click Cancel. The Color Adjust Entire Image window will close.

■ Adjusting the overall color using CMYK

To adjust the level of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow or Black, select CMYK in the Color adjustment box.

① Cyan

Changes the cyan color. The setting range is -20 to 20.

② Magenta

Changes the magenta color. The setting range is -20 to 20.

③ Yellow

Changes the yellow color. The setting range is -20 to 20.

④ Black

Changes the black color. The setting range is -20 to 20.

Note:

- When 3 Color (CMY) is selected in Output Color, Black cannot be adjusted.

⑤ Reset

Returns to the default setting.

1 Adjust the color by dragging each slider or clicking ◀ or ▶. You can see the result of the adjustment in the After Color Adjust. box.

2 Click OK.

- To cancel the selection, click Cancel. The Color Adjust Entire Image window will close.

Adjusting a Specific Color of an Image

You can change a specific color without affecting other colors in the image.

1 Click the Color Adjust Specific Point button (☐).

The Color Adjust Specific Point window appears.

① Original box

Displays the original image.

② Specific color editor box

Displays the current color adjustment. It also allows you to store or modify the color adjustment settings.

③ After Color Adjust. box

Displays the result of adjustment.

④ Zoom Up button ( √ )

Enlarges the displayed image to 100% → 200% → 400%.

⑤ Zoom Down button ( - )

Reduces the displayed image to 400% → 200% → 100%.

2 Click the color of the image you wish to change in the Original box.

The Color Edit window appears.

① Original

Displays the original color.

② After

Displays the changed color.

③ Hue

Adjusts the hue.

④ Chroma

Adjusts the chroma.

⑤ Lightness

Adjusts the lightness.

⑥ Reset button

Returns to the original color.

⑦ Return button (○)

Returns to the settings that were active when this window was opened.

3 Adjust the color by dragging a slider or clicking ◀ or ▶ in Hue, Chroma or Lightness.

4 Click OK.

- If you do not wish to change the color, click Cancel.

The Color Edit window will close. The modified color data is stored in the Specific color editor box as follows:

5 Click Apply to view the change in the After Color Adjust. box.
6 Repeat steps 3 to 6 to adjust other specific colors.

A maximum of 40 color adjustments can be stored in the Specific color editor box.

7 Click OK to make all the settings effective.

- To cancel all settings, click Cancel. The Color Adjust Specific Point window will close.

Modifying Color Data

To modify the color that is already stored in the Specific color editor box, perform the following steps.

1 Drag the slider or click ◀, ▶ of the Specific color editor box to select the color data to be modified.

2 Click Edit.

The Color Edit window appears.

3 Adjust the color by dragging a slider or clicking ◀ or ▶ in Hue, Chroma or Lightness.

4 Click OK.

The color data is modified. Program preserves results of the modified color data immediately after you click OK in the Color Edit window.

5 Click Apply to see the result of the adjustment in the After Color Adjust. box.

6 Click OK.

The Color Adjust Specific Point window will close and the setting becomes effective.

Deleting the Stored Color Data

■ Deleting a single color data

1 Select the color data to be deleted by dragging the slider or clicking ◀ or ▶ of the Specific color editor box.

2 Click Delete.

The confirmation message appears.

3 Click Yes.

The color data is deleted.

4 Click Apply to view the change in the After Color Adjust. box.

5 Click OK in the Color Adjust Specific Point window.

The Color Adjust Specific Point window will close.

■ Deleting all color data

1 Click Delete All

The confirmation message appears.

2 Click OK.

All color data is deleted.

3 Click Apply to view the change in the After Color Adjust. box.

4 Click OK in the Color Adjust Specific Point window.

The Color Adjust Specific Point window will close.

Area Duplicate Function

The Area duplicate function allows you to select an area of an image, then enlarge, reduce, or create multiple images before printing.

■ The desired area of the image can be duplicated

(Original)

Close-up of assorted fresh fruits including peaches, pears, and strawberries in a rectangular frame (no text or symbols visible)

(Image layout)

■ Create the desired page

(Original)

Three-panel image showing fruit and landscape scenes: a close-up of yellow fruits, a distant cityscape with buildings, and a close-up of green and red fruits (no text or symbols)

(Image layout)

Displaying the Area Duplicate Window

1 Click the Area Duplicate button ( ).

The Area Duplicate window appears.

A pop-up menu that displays the available functions can also be used instead of function buttons.

To display the pop-up menu, click the right mouse button in the

Original box or Layout box.

① Prescan button ( )

Prescans a document. The settings of the Area Duplicate and the Color Adjustment will be reset to the default settings. If a document is duplicated from the ADF tray, the document is fed out completely. However, if a document is prescanned from the ADF tray but not duplicated, it will remain in the ADF tray. To eject the document, press the Feed Out button ( ②).

② Feed Out button ( ☐ )
Ejects the document that remains in the ADF tray.

③ Create button (☐) Creates a selection area in the Original box.

④ Resize button (☐) Selects, resizes and moves a selection area.

⑤ Copy button (☐) Copies a selection area in the Original box.

⑥ Delete button (☐) Deletes a selection area in the Original box.

⑦ Paste button ( → ) Pastes a selection area in the Layout box.

⑧ Undo button ( ↗ ) Cancels a selection or operation such as copying, pasting etc.

⑨ Redo button ( 📊 ) Makes effective the same selection or operation that you canceled using the Undo button.

⑩ Select All button (☐) Selects all images in the Layout box.

⑪ Delete button ( [icon] ) Deletes an image in the Layout box.

⑫ Copy button (☐) Copies an image in the Layout box.

⑬ Repeat button ( ☐ ) Creates multiple images in the Layout box.

⑭ Fit To Paper button (☐) Enlarges an image in the Layout box to fit the printing area of paper.

⑮ Bring To Front button (☐) Moves a selected image in the Layout box to the front of all other images.

16 Send To Back button (☐) Moves a selected image in the Layout box behind all other images.

⑰ Digit button (123) Resizes an image in the Layout box by entering numerical value.

18 Negative/Positive button (☐) Creates a negative image in the Layout box.

19 Mirror button ( )

Creates a mirror image in the Layout box.

20 Template button ( )

Creates multiple templates in the Layout box.

② Original Zoom tool button ( + )

When this button is enabled, if you click an image in the Original Box using the left mouse button, the whole image will be enlarged. To reduce the image size, click the image using the right mouse button. To disable, click this button again. Also refer to page 65.

②2 Original Zoom button (100%)

Changes the zoom value used for the image in the Original Box.

②3 Layout Zoom tool button ( + )

When this button is enabled, if you click an image in the Layout Box using the left mouse button, the whole image will be enlarged. To reduce the image size, click the image using the right mouse button. To disable, click this button again. Also refer to page 65.

24 Layout Zoom button (100%)

Changes the zoom value used for the image in the Layout Box.

Pasting an Area of an Image in the Layout Box

1 Select an area of the image.

① Click the Create button (☐) The mouse pointer (+) appears.

Notes:

• When the Area Duplicate window is opened, the Create button (☐) is automatically selected.
• When the Create button (☐) is selected, the Resize button is not effective.

② Position the mouse pointer (+) in the Original box, hold down the mouse button, drag in any direction to form a rectangle, then release the mouse button.

The area of the image is selected.

Note:

- A maximum of 30 areas can be selected in the Original box.

• To cancel the selection area, click the Delete ( ) button. The rectangle is deleted.
• To enlarge/reduce the selection area, refer to Resizing a Selection Area (P. 56).
• To move the selection area, refer to Moving a Selection Area in the Original Box ( P. 55).

2 Paste the selection area in the Layout box by using either procedure A or B.

A Using the Paste button (→)

① Click the Paste button (→) in the Original box.

B Using the Resize button (☐)

① Click the Resize button (☐) in the Original box.
② Position the mouse pointer (◀) inside the selection area.
③ Hold down the mouse button and drag the entire selection area to the Layout box, then release the mouse button.
The selection area is pasted in the Layout box.

Note:

- A maximum of 30 areas can be pasted in the Layout box.

• To delete the pasted image, click the Delete button ( ) in the Layout box.
• To move the pasted image, refer to Moving an Image in the Layout Box (P. 57).

3 Click OK.

The Area Duplicate window will close and the setting becomes effective.

- To print the area of the image, click the Start button ( [icon] ) in the Digital Duplicator Utility window ( [icon] P. 5).

Note:

- If the image is prescanned from the ADF tray, only one image selection can be printed. When more than one area of the image has been created in the Layout box and the Start button ( 🔍 ) is pressed, the following error message appears.

Unable to print more than one area.

Moving a Selection Area in the Original Box

The image pasted in the Layout box changes by moving the selection area in the Original box.

1 Click the Resize button (☐).

2 Click inside a selection area in the Original box.

- To simultaneously select more than one area, click the areas while holding down the Shift key on the keyboard.

3 Hold down the mouse button, drag the selection area to the desired point, then release the mouse button.

The corresponding image area in the Layout box is changed to the same selection area in the Original box.

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Resizing a Selection Area

The image pasted in the Layout box is resized by resizing the selection area in the Original box.

1 Click the Resize button (☐).
2 Click inside a selection area.
3 Position the mouse pointer ( ) to the side/corner of the selection area. The shape of mouse pointer ( ) changes into a double-ended arrow( ).
4 Hold down the mouse button and drag the side/corner to obtain the desired size, then release the mouse button.

The corresponding image area in the Layout box is changed to the same selection area in the Original box.

Note:

- When an image is resized by dragging its corner, the width and the length will be resized with the same proportion.

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Canceling a Selection Area

1 Click the Resize button (☐), then click the selection area that is to be canceled in the Original box.
2 Click the Delete button ( [icon] ) in the Original box.

The rectangle is deleted and the selection area is canceled.

The corresponding image in the Layout box is also deleted.

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Moving an Image in the Layout Box

1 Click inside an image that is to be moved in the Layout box.

2 Hold down the mouse button, drag the image to the desired point, then release the mouse button.

The image is moved to the desired point in the Layout box.

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Resizing an Image in the Layout Box

You can resize an image using a mouse or by entering digits.

■ Resizing using a mouse

1 Click an image that is to be resized in the Layout box.

2 Position the mouse pointer ( ) to the side/corner of the image.

The shape of mouse pointer ( ) changes into a double-ended arrow( ).

3 Hold down the mouse button and drag the side/corner to obtain the desired size, then release the mouse button.

Note:

- When an image is resized by dragging its corner, the width and the length will be resized with the same proportion.

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

■ Resizing by entering digits

1 Click an image that is to be resized in the Layout box.

2 Click the Digit button (123).

The Digit window appears.

To use mm instead of inch, select mm in the Other Settings window (P. 37).

3 Enter the Height/Width and/or the Vertical/Horizontal Position of the image.

You can enter the height/width of the image either in the unit (inch) or percentage (%) box.

Note:

- The zoom value range available in this Digital Duplicator Utility is from 20 to 400% . If you have used 200% for Zoom function (P. 18), you can set the percentage up to 200 here.

If you have selected more than one image in the Layout box, the Prev. and Next buttons become effective.

You can select your desired image by clicking Prev. or Next button.

The images are displayed in the order in which you pasted them in the Layout box.

4 Click OK.

The Digit window will close and the setting becomes effective.

Creating a Mirror or Negative Image in the Layout Box

1 Click an image in the Layout box.

2 Click the Mirror button (☐) or the Negative/Positive button (☐).

The mirror or negative image of the original is displayed in the Layout box.

• To cancel the selection, click the button (Mirror or Negative/Positive button) again.
• To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Assorted fruits including green, yellow, and red grains arranged in a cluster (no text or symbols visible)

Original

Assorted fresh fruits including peaches, mangoes, and strawberries arranged in a pile (no text or symbols visible)

Mirror

Microscopic view of stained biological cells with blue and purple staining (no text or symbols)

Negative

Creating Multiple Images in the Layout Box

Note:

● This function is effective only for one selection area.

1 Select an area of the image in the Original box.

2 Click the Paste button (→).

The selection area is pasted in the Layout box.

3 Click the Repeat button (##).

The Repeat window appears.

Note:

- The available number of duplicates varies depending on the size of a selection area. The maximum number of duplicates is 30.

4 Enter the number of duplicates by clicking ▲ or ▼, or by typing the number.

- To reset the number to 1, click Reset .

5 Click OK.

Multiple images are created in the Layout box.

(Example: 4)

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Duplicating an Image in the Layout Box

1 Click the image you wish to duplicate in the Layout box.

2 Click the Copy button ( ).

The image is duplicated.

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Enlarging an Image to Fit on Paper

An image in the Layout box can be enlarged to fit the printing area.

1 Click the image that is to be enlarged in the Layout box.

2 Click the Fit To Paper button ( ).

The image is enlarged.

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Note:

● The Fit To Paper function is effective only for one image.

Zooming an Image in the Layout or Original Box

To zoom up/down an image in the Layout or Original box, use either of the following procedures (A or B).

A Using the Layout Zoom or Original Zoom button ( 100%)

① Click the Layout Zoom or Original Zoom button located at the bottom of the Layout or Original box. The pop-up menu is displayed.
② Click a zoom value that you wish to select. The selected zoom value is displayed in the Layout Zoom or Original Zoom button. The effect on the image can be seen in the Layout or Original box.

Using the Layout Zoom tool or Original Zoom tool button ( + )

① Click the Layout Zoom tool or Original Zoom tool button.
② Click the image that you wish to enlarge/reduce. The zoom value is displayed in the Layout Zoom or Original Zoom button.

- Each time you click the left mouse button, the zoom value changes as follows:

$$ 100\% \rightarrow 125\% \rightarrow 150\% \rightarrow 175\% \rightarrow 200\% $$

Clicking the right mouse button changes the zoom value as follows:

$$ 200 \% \rightarrow 175 \% \rightarrow 150 \% \rightarrow 125 \% \rightarrow 100 \% $$

Moving the Selected Area to the Front in the Layout Box

1 Select the area that you wish to move to the front of other images.

- To select multiple areas, click areas while holding down the Shift key on the keyboard.

2 Click the Bring to Front button (☐).

The selected area(s) is (are) moved.

Moving the Selected Area to the Back in the Layout Box

1 Select the area that you wish to move behind other images.

- To select multiple areas, click areas while holding down the Shift key on the keyboard.

2 Click the Send to Back button (☐).

The selected area(s) is (are) moved.

Deleting an Image in the Layout Box

1 Click the image you wish to delete in the Layout box.

2 Click the Delete button ( ).

The image is deleted.

- To make the setting effective, click OK. The Area Duplicate window will close.

Using Template Function

Use this function when you wish to create multiple templates of the same size. Using these templates you can create multiple images, and print them on a sheet of paper.

Note:

- This function is effective only for one selection area.

1 Click the Template button ( ). The Template window appears.

2 Click on the Use Template box.

3 Type in the Width, Height for the templates that you wish to create, and the Vspace (vertical space), Hspace (horizontal space) that you wish to keep between templates.

4 Click OK.

- To cancel, click Cancel .

The Template window will close, and multiple templates are created in the Layout box.

- To save these templates as a template file, refer to Saving a Template File (P. 70).

5 Paste an area of the image in the gray-shaded template in the Layout box ( P. 52 Pasting an Area of an Image in the Layout Box ).
6 Adjust the size of the image within the gray-shaded template ( P. 56 Resizing a Selection Area / P. 57 Resizing an Image in the Layout Box ).

7 Click the Repeat button (##).

The Repeat window appears.

Note:

- The available number of duplicates varies depending on the size of a selection area. The maximum number of duplicates is 30.

8 Enter the number of duplicates, then click OK.

The Repeat window will close, and multiple images are created in the templates in the Layout box.

(Example : 8)

9 Click OK.

The Area Duplicate window will close.

10 Click Start in the Digital Duplicator Utility window to print the images.

■ Saving a Template File

Make sure you have created a template file that you wish to save (steps 1-4 on page 67)

1 Click the Template button ( ).

The Template window appears.

2 Click Save .

The Save Template window appears.

3 Enter a name for the template file.

(Example : Template 1)

4 Click OK.

- To cancel, click Cancel.

The Save Template window will close. The file will be saved and listed in the Name box in the Template window.

■ Loading a Template File

1 Click the Template button ( ).

The Template window appears.

2 Click ▼ of the Name box, then select the file you wish to load from the list.

3 Click OK.

- To cancel, click Cancel.

The Template window will close, and the new setting will be effective.

■ Deleting a Template File

1 Click the Template button ( ). The Template window appears.

2 Click ▼ of the Name box, then select the file that you wish to delete from the list.

3 Click Delete .

The following confirmation message appears.

4 Click Yes.

- To cancel, click No.

The file will be deleted from the Name box.

5 Click OK.

The Template window will close.

■ Deactivating Template Function

1 Click the Template button ( ). The Template window appears.
2 Click off the Use Template box.
3 Click OK. The Template window will close.

Part 2

Scanner Function

Table of Contents

Panasonic

Scanner Driver

Window

Overview

Displaying the Panasonic Scanner Driver Window ..... 75

Names and Functions 77

Scale Tab 80

Image Tab 82

Adjust Tab 83

Filter Tab 85

Saving, Loading or Deleting a Setting 86

Saving a Setting 87

Loading a Setting 88

Deleting a Setting 88

Scanning an

Area of an Image

Selecting a Scanning Area 89

Moving the Scanning Area 90

Resizing the Scanning Area 91

Zooming the Entire Image 92

Hints for

Scanning

Image Types 93

Color Depth (Full Color) 96

Dither (Color/Black & White Halftone) 97

Drop Out Color (Monochrome) 99

Adjusting

Colors Intensity

Using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment 100

Displaying the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment Window ..... 100

Color Adjustment 101

Using the Gamma Correction 104

Displaying the Gamma Correction Window 104

Color Adjustment 106

Panasonic Scanner Driver Window Overview

Displaying the Panasonic Scanner Driver Window

To use the scanner driver, Corel PHOTO-PAINT or TWAIN-compliant application must be installed.

Corel PHOTO-PAINT can be installed from the provided Driver & Utility CD-ROM.

For the installation, refer to the KX-PS8000 Operating Instructions manual.

To display the Panasonic Scanner Driver window, perform either of the following steps.

■ For Windows 95 / Windows NT 4.0

1 Click Start.

2 Select Programs, select Corel PHOTO-PAINT 6, then click Corel PHOTO-PAINT 6.

The Corel PHOTO-PAINT window appears.

3 Click the File menu and select Acquire Image, then click Select Source.

The Select Source window appears.

4 Select Panasonic KX-PS8000 32bit Driver, then click Select.

The Select Source window will close.

5 Click the File menu and select Acquire Image, then click Acquire.

The Panasonic Scanner Driver and the Preview Screen windows appear.

■ For Windows 3.1

1 From the Program Manager, click the Window menu.
2 Click Corel PHOTO-PAINT 5. The Corel PHOTO-PAINT 5 window appears.
3 Double-click the Corel PHOTO-PAINT icon. The Corel PHOTO-PAINT Plus window appears.
4 Click Acquire Image from the File menu, then click Select Source. The Select Source window appears.
5 Select Panasonic KX-PS8000 16bit Driver, then click Select. The Select Source window will close.
6 Click Acquire Image from the File menu, then click Acquire. The Panasonic Scanner Driver and the Preview Screen windows appear.

Names and Functions

① Prescan button

Prescans the document and displays the document image in the Preview Screen. If a document is scanned from the ADF tray, the document is ejected completely. However, if a document is prescanned from the ADF tray but not scanned, it will remain in the ADF tray and the Prescan button becomes ineffective until the document is either scanned by clicking the Scan button or ejected by clicking the Feed Out button.

② Scan button

Scans the document or the scanning area of image displayed in the Preview Screen.

③ Feed Out button

Ejects the document that remains in the ADF tray.

④ Image Type ( P. 93)

Select a scanner image type by clicking ▼. If you want to scan the image according to its original form, select the image type closest to the original. You can also select an image type that is different from the original.

• Black & White 2 colors : Scans the original as black and white.
• Black & White Halftone : Scans the original as grayscale halftone.
• Black & White Photo : Scans the original as black and white photo.
• Color 8colors : Scans the original with 8 colors.
• Color Halftone : Scans the original as a color scale halftone.
  ● Color Photo (256) : Scans the original with 256 colors.
• Full Color : Scans the original with full color (16.7 million colors).

⑤ Scan Size

Displays the size of a scanning area in inch, mm or pixel.

Change the unit of measurement by clicking ▼.

⑥ Paper Size

Select an image size (Letter, A4, Legal or Customize) by clicking ▼. When you select a scanning area in the Preview Screen ( P. 89), Customize is automatically selected.

⑦ Tabs

Scale Tab P. 80

Image Tab P. 82

Adjust Tab P. 83

Filter Tab P. 85

⑧ Setting... button

Saves, loads or deletes a setting. It also resets the current settings to the default settings. For details, refer to Saving, Loading or Deleting a Setting ( P. 86).

⑨ Close button

Exits the Panasonic Scanner Driver window.

⑩ About button

Opens the window that contains the version and copyright information.

⑪ Help button

Displays the Help window.

12 Preview Screen

Allows you to see the effect of any adjustments. You can also select a scanning area and/or adjust it in this screen.

- To view an enlarged area, you can enlarge the size of the Preview Screen window ( P. 79 Changing the size of the Preview Screen).

13 Zoom box

Displays the current zoom value of the displayed image. It also allows you to select a zoom value by clicking ▼ ( P. 92).

⑭ Scroll bars

Scroll the displayed image by clicking ◀, ▶, ▲ or ▼, or dragging the sliders on the scroll bars.

Note:

- If the zoom value is 100%, the scroll bars are ineffective.

15 Corner move buttons

Moves the top left corner of the scanning area close to the top left corner of the Preview Screen.
Moves the top right corner of the scanning area close to the top right corner of the Preview Screen.
Moves the bottom left corner of the scanning area close to the bottom left corner of the Preview Screen.
Moves the bottom right corner of the scanning area close to the bottom right corner of the Preview Screen.

Note:

- If the whole scanning area is displayed in the Preview Screen, these buttons are ineffective.

■ Changing the size of the Preview Screen

Position the cursor on the side/corner of the window. The mouse pointer changes into a double-ended arrow. Press and hold the mouse button, and drag the side/corner to obtain the desired size. Then release the mouse button.

Scale Tab

Click the Scale tab to set resolution or zoom. The result of these selections cannot be viewed in the Preview Screen.

■ When Resolution is selected

The following features are available when Resolution is selected.

① Scale Mode

Allows you to select a scale type, either Resolution or Zoom.

② Image Size

Indicates the size of the current image data.

③ W-H Uniform

Clicking on this check box allows you to set the resolution of height and width simultaneously by dragging the slider or clicking ◀ or ▶. To set the resolution of height and width independently, click off this check box.

4 (W)

Sets the resolution of width by dragging the slider, clicking ◀ or ▶, or by entering a numerical value then pressing the return key on the key board.

⑤ (H)

Sets the resolution of height by dragging the slider, clicking ◀ or ▶, or by entering a numerical value then pressing the return key on the key board.

⑥ Restore Default

Resets the current Scale tab's settings to the default settings.

■ When Zoom is selected

The following features are available when Zoom is selected.

① Output Size

Indicates the currently set scanner image size. The displayed unit of measurement changes depending on the selection made in the Scan Size (P. 78).

② Image Size

Indicates the size of the current image data.

③ Output

Select an output resolution from 75, 100, 200, 300, 400, 600 or 1200 lpi (lines per inch) by clicking ▼. Higher resolution provides better output quality. However, the data size will be larger.

④ Zoom

Select a zoom value from 25, 50, 75, 100, 200, 400, 600, 800, 1200, 2400, 3200 % or Customize by clicking ▼. The selections vary depending on the output resolution.

Customize allows you to enter the desired zoom value.

When Customize is selected, the Zoom Customize window appears. Enter a zoom value (from 40 to 3200%), then click OK. The entered zoom value will be displayed in the box.

⑤ Restore Default

Resets the current Scale tab's settings to the default settings.

Image Tab

Click the Image tab to display the following features. You can view the result of the following selections in the Preview Screen.

① Color Depth ( P. 96)

Sets bits per pixel. This selection is effective only when the Black & White Photo or Full Color image type is selected ( P. 78).

A greater amount of bits generates a better scanned image. However, data size will be larger.

② Halftone ( P. 97)

Halftone is an image type that simulates shades of color by selecting different dot patterns. This selection is effective only when the Black & White Halftone or Color Halftone image type is selected ( P. 78).

Selections are;

• Dither A, B, C
• Error Diffusion 1, 2, 3, 4

③ Drop Out Color ( P. 99).

Selects a drop out color (Green, Red, Blue or Factor Y) for scanning. This selection is effective only when the Black & White 2colors, Black & White Halftone or Black & White Photo image type is selected (P. 78).

Setting a drop out color converts the colors except the selected color to black and white.

④ Restore Default

Resets the current Image tab's settings to the default settings.

Adjust Tab

Click the Adjust tab to display the following features. You can view the result of the following selections in the Preview Screen.

① Brightness/Threshold

Adjusts the brightness or threshold by typing the number, by dragging the slider, or by clicking ◀ or ▶.

Note:

- When the Black & White 2colors or Color 8colors image type is selected, Brightness will be replaced with Threshold.

Brightness — Makes the image lighter or darker. The setting range is -127 to 127.

Threshold — Sets a boundary value that is used to convert image colors to 8 colors or black and white. The setting range is 1 to 255.

② Contrast

Adjusts the contrast by typing the number then pressing the return key, by dragging the slider, or by clicking ◀ or ▶.

Adjusting contrast makes the image sharper or softer. This selection is not effective when the Black & White 2colors or Color 8colors image type is selected. The setting range is -127 to 127.

③ Use Hyper-Tetra Adjustment

Assigns the best color possible to represent the original image color accurately through the scanner, the monitor and the printer. This selection is effective only when the Full Color (Color Depth 8bit) or the Color Photo (256) image type is selected.

Clicking on this check box allows you to activate the Adjustment... button. The Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window appears by clicking the button. For the adjustment, refer to Using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment ( P. 100)

④ White Level

Strengthens or weakens the white color level of the image. This selection is not effective when the Black & White 2colors or Color 8colors image type is selected. The setting range is 0 to 255.

⑤ Gamma Correction ( P. 104)

Clicking on this check box allows you to adjust the intensity of all colors or a specific color for scanning. When you click this check box, the gamma button ( ) appears. For details, refer to page 104.

⑥ Restore Default

Resets the current Adjust tab's settings to the default settings.

Filter Tab

Click the Filter tab to display the following features. You can view the result of the following selections in the Preview Screen.

① Edge Emphasis

Select a edge emphasis level (Extra Sharp, Medium Sharp, Light Sharp, Light Soft, Medium Soft or Extra Soft) by clicking ▼. The default is None. This selection makes an image sharper or softer.

② Smoothing

Select a smoothing level (Light, Middle or Heavy) by clicking ▼. The default is None. This selection reduces an interference pattern.

③ Negative

Clicking on the check box creates a negative image of the original.

- To cancel the selection, click off the check box.

4 Mirror

Clicking on the check box creates a mirror image of the original.

- To cancel the selection, click off the check box.

⑤ Restore Default

Resets the current Filter tab's settings to the default settings.

Saving, Loading or Deleting a Setting

The settings made in the Scanner Driver window can be saved, loaded and deleted using the Setting window.

To open the Setting window, click Setting... located at the bottom of the Panasonic Scanner Driver window ( P. 77).

① Select Setting scroll box

Displays the saved setting names along with the following options by clicking ▼.

Use the previous setting: Selects the settings previously used.

Factory Default: Selects the default settings.

Corel PHOTO-PAINT: Selects the optimal settings for the use of Corel PHOTO-PAINT.

② Save Setting... button

Displays the Save Setting window that lets you enter a file name.

③ OK button

Loads a setting selected in the Select Setting scroll box and exits the Setting window.

④ Cancel button

Exits the Setting window without loading a setting.

⑤ Delete Setting button

Deletes a setting.

Saving a Setting

You can save the settings currently used in the Panasonic Scanner Driver window. A maximum of 100 settings can be saved.

1 Click Save Setting...

The Save Setting window appears.

2 Enter the saving name.

A maximum of 31 characters can be entered.

3 Click OK

- To cancel, click Cancel.

The Save Setting window will close and the entered saving name is displayed in the Select Setting scroll box.

4 Click OK.

The Setting window will close.

Loading a Setting

You can load your favorite settings. You can also load the previously used settings, factory default settings, or the settings for Corel PHOTO-PAINT.

1 Click ▼ of the Select Setting scroll box, then click the setting you wish to load.

The setting is displayed in the Select Setting scroll box.

2 Click OK.

- To cancel, click Cancel.

The Setting window will close and the new setting becomes effective.

Deleting a Setting

1 Click ▼ of the Select Setting scroll box, then click the setting you wish to delete.

The setting is displayed in the Select Setting scroll box.

Note:

- The options Use the previous setting, Factory Default and Corel PHOTO-PAINT cannot be deleted.

2 Click Delete Setting.

The Confirm Setting Delete window appears.

3 Click OK.

- To cancel, click Cancel.

The setting is deleted.

4 Click OK.

The Setting window will close.

Selecting a Scanning Area

You can scan an area of the image using the Preview Screen as follows.

1 Click Prescan to display the image in the Preview Screen.
2 Position the mouse pointer (+) in the Preview Screen.

- If the scanning area is already selected, it can be canceled by clicking anywhere outside the scanning area.

3 Hold down the mouse button and drag in any direction to form a rectangle.

Note:

- If the image is too large to fit within the Preview Screen and you wish to include a part of the image that is not displayed, you can do so by dragging the mouse until your desired part is included in the rectangle.

4 Release the mouse button.

A scanning area is selected.

• To scan the scanning area, click Scan in the Panasonic Scanner Driver window.
• To move the scanning area, refer to Moving the Scanning Area ( FF below).
• To resize the scanning area, refer to Resizing the Scanning Area. (P. 91).

Moving the Scanning Area

1 Position the mouse pointer inside the scanning area. The shape of mouse pointer changes to (◀).
2 Hold down the mouse button and drag the scanning area to anywhere in the Preview Screen.
3 Release the mouse button. The scanning area is moved.

Resizing the Scanning Area

1 Position the mouse pointer (+) to the side or corner of the scanning area. The shape of mouse pointer (+) changes into a double-ended arrow (↑).
2 Hold down the mouse button and drag the side or corner to obtain the desired size.
3 Release the mouse button. The scanning area is resized.

Note:

- A scanning area may not be enlarged depending on the resolution currently selected. In this case, select a smaller resolution (P. 80), or reduce the scanning area.

Zooming the Entire Image

You can zoom up or down the entire image using the Preview Screen as follows.

1 Click ▼ of the Zoom box in the Preview Screen ( P. 77). The Zoom Value selections appear.
2 Click the desired selection.

Select a zoom value (100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, or Zoom to fit *) for the displayed image. You can also enter a zoom value from 100% to 3200%. The default value is 100%.

* Enlarges the selected area of the image to fit within the Preview Screen.

Note:

• Zoom value returns to 100%
  — when the Paper Size "Letter", "A4" or "Legal" is selected in the main window ( P. 77 Paper Size).
  — after scanning a document from the scanner glass or the ADF tray
  — after ejecting a document from the ADF tray

Hints for Scanning

This section shows how selecting different features affect your original when it is printed.

This section is helpful when you select one feature from many.

Image Types

Assorted fresh fruits including pineapple, mango, and red berries arranged in a pile (no text or symbols visible)

Features

high, everyday

High Speed

E## 2'022

Usage

Business Code: Pennsylvania

Color D:

Color Prepress

Color: 6.47

Scenic lakeside village with church and village houses, reflected in calm water, surrounded by mountainous terrain (no visible text or symbols)

Original (Full Color)

Abstract black-and-white pattern with scattered white shapes on dark background (no text or symbols)

Features

H. 11, H. 10

报告内容

Sture Sarn

_1 = _2 + ·s + _n

Usage

1987年12月31日

47.07 21:4

a1 = 3,b1 = 4·s 4

a'ch'f'

Black-and-white illustration of a cityscape with buildings, trees, and a spire (no visible text or symbols)

Black & White 2colors

Microscopic view of cellular or particulate structures with no visible text or symbols

Futimes

[Unreadable]

1.20 567

S###

Figure of the

Dinne

A. 100%

[Unreadable]

2017.12.23-245

ふ地はぼう

Black-and-white photo of a person standing in front of a building with visible signage (no legible text)

Black & White Halftone

Black and white photo of assorted fruits including grapes, apples, and bananas (no text or symbols visible)

Features

High Quality

High Speed

Science Sciences

E_217x^4b_117

Usage

Business Code: Presentations

Color 27F

Color Proportions

Color: 2.6 A/s

Black-and-white photo of a lakeside town with a church spire, buildings, and a hilltop (no visible text or signage)

Black & White Photo

Close-up of assorted fruits and vegetables with no visible text or symbols

Features

Hed the

[Unreadable]

St. 102, 5007

[Unreadable]

Usage

Business Ltd. (2014)

E

Cov. P.

Cer 2014

Scenic lakeside village with a church and surrounding houses, reflected in water under a mountainous backdrop (no visible text or symbols)

Color 8colors

Close-up of small, round, beige objects with a dark background (no visible text or symbols)

Features

(2) 05862

108.259

Eure of Sui

Usage

The following table is in English:

[Unreadable]

7657192008

5.6.7.6.4

Pixelated image of a person in motion against a dark background, no visible text or symbols

Color Halftone

Assorted fruits including yellow, green, red, and white fruits arranged in a cluster (no text or symbols visible)

Features

High Gease

Suzco Swing

Case of the

Usage

Business Sales Presentation

Color DTP

Color replica

Color C: 20

Scenic lakeside village with a church and surrounding buildings, reflected in calm water under a blue sky (no text or symbols visible)

Color Photo (256)

Color Depth (Full Color)

Assorted fruits and vegetables including pineapple, green onion, and garlic (no text or labels visible)

Features

High Quality

High Speed

Stee S.491

E-mail: 0126

Usage

Business CEO: Financials

Color 21

E^10 ^2 _4

Lc#or C.G.AF

Scenic lakeside village with church and village houses, reflected in calm water, surrounded by snow-capped mountains (no text or symbols visible)

Assorted fruits including pineapple, grapes, and pears arranged in a basket (no text or symbols visible)

Features

High Quality

High Spire

Stone S120%

Lina 2016

Usage

Business Colo: Pressroom

Color 217

Color Prepress

Color: 0.6 Art

Scenic lakeside village with church and village houses, reflected in calm water, surrounded by mountainous terrain (no visible text or symbols)

4 bit2 bit

Assorted fresh fruits including pineapple, green fruit, and red berries arranged in a pile (no text or symbols visible)

Features

High Quality

High Speed

Steeck Skimby

2011年02月

Usage

Business Code: 1080000

Color 9:17

Color Prepress

Color: C.G.Ar

Scenic lakeside village with church and village houses, reflected in calm water, surrounded by green hills (no visible text or symbols)

8 bit

Dither (Color / Black & White Halftone)

Pixelated grayscale image of a landscape with scattered objects and no visible text or symbols

F

N

Supl. S###

5420

[Unreadable]

Usage

The following table is a simple diagram and cannot be extracted.

2447(2)

(A) = P_10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

[Unreadable]

Pixelated grayscale image of a landscape with trees and water, no visible text or symbols

Dither A

Close-up of a textured surface with circular light spots and speckled patterns (no text or symbols)

fummes

[Illegible]

[Unreadable]

S###

Figure 6.90

Dassn

The following table is a simple diagram and cannot be extracted.

Peter P.

Sint B.

[Unreadable]

Black-and-white photo of a group of people in a group setting, no visible text or symbols

Dither B

Abstract black-and-white grid pattern with no discernible text, symbols, or structured data

Frances

[Unreadable]

The image is too blurry to recognize any text content.

[Unreadable]

N_甲 _0 _1 _2

1

2016年1月1日

无法识别

dolar A: 2008

[Unreadable]

Dither C

Close-up of a textured surface with spherical and irregular shapes, possibly organic or cellular structures (no text or symbols visible)

Features

W_eq

HCT 2008.

Since Mr.10

Case of New

Usage

Business 2019/7630471a

Cain 477

[Unreadable]

a1 = a2 + 3

Black-and-white photo of a lakeside town with buildings and reflections (no visible text or symbols)

Error Diffusion 1

Microscopic view of spherical particles or bubbles on a dark background (no text or symbols visible)

Features

Fig. 6.1.2.

P67 30861

Spire of Young Eva of Uva

Usage

Business Corporate

(23.01)

10.47 PREDERS

(2)3, 1, 2

Black-and-white photo of a lakeside town with a church and surrounding buildings, reflected in water (no visible text or symbols)

Error Diffusion 2

Microscopic view of cellular or particulate structures with granular surfaces (no visible text or labels)

Features

^1 ^2 ^3

The image is too blurry to recognize any text content.

Space Swing

Lase of 1957

Usage

Business Company

Caiw 137

[Unreadable]

[Unreadable]

Black-and-white photo of a historic village with a spire reflected in water, no visible text or symbols

Error Diffusion 3

Close-up of a textured surface with spherical and irregular shapes, possibly biological or geological (no text or symbols visible)

Feature

Wg?12.57

1957 50-6:

Splice S###

Esco cf Nua

Usage

Business Corp.

Gain 67

Соны телега

C.3w C.5 a

Black-and-white photo of a historic village with a church spire reflected in water, surrounded by trees and hills (no visible text or symbols)

Error Diffusion 4

Drop Out Color (Monochrome)

Black and white photo of assorted fruits including pumpkins, corn, and beans (no text or symbols visible)

Features

High Greyley

High Speed

Stone Survey

E64137652

Usage

Business Code: Financial

Color 27P

Color Prep. 2019

Color: C. G. Art

Black-and-white photo of a lakeside village with church, church tower, and mountainous background (no visible text or symbols)

Red

Black and white photo of assorted fruits including round fruits, peaches, and pineapples (no text or symbols visible)

Features

High Quality

High Speed

S###

Ecoe 3.05

Usage

Business Col. Presentation

Color D:

Color Progress

Color: C.G. Art

Black-and-white photo of a lakeside village with a church and surrounding hills (no visible text or symbols)

Green

Black and white photo of assorted fruits including grapes, apples, bananas, and a melon (no text or symbols visible)

Features

High Country

Hot, 24-50

Science Survey

E315 x² b13

Usage

Business Colo: Presentation

Color 27

Cerp 102-1979

Color: 2.6 A

Black-and-white photo of a lakeside town with a church spire, buildings, and reflections in the water (no visible text or symbols)

Blue

Black and white photo of assorted fruits including bananas, apples, grapes, and a corn cob (no text or symbols visible)

Features

Hoch Quansky

High Stated

Stee Shun

Eas 3.0

Usage

Business Colo: Breakfast

Color 21

Color Programs

Color: S.E.Art

Black-and-white photo of a lakeside village with a church and mountainous background (no visible text or symbols)

Factor Y

Using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment

You can adjust the color of the image using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window. This selection is effective only when Full Color (Color Depth 8 bit) or the Color Photo (256) image type is selected.

Displaying the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment Window

1 Click on the Use Hyper-Tetra Adjustment check box in the Adjust tab ( P. 83).

The Adjustment... button becomes effective.

2 Click Adjustment...

The Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window appears.

Color Adjustment

You can select Color Adjustment or Color Balance to adjust the image color. To adjust the hue, chroma or lightness of color, select Color Adjustment. To adjust the level of red, green, or blue, select Color Balance in the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window.

■ When Color Adjustment is selected

① Hue

Changes the aspect of color.

② Chroma

Changes the vividness of the image.

③ Lightness

Changes the brightness of the image.

The setting range of each option (① to ③) is from 0 to 255.

④ Apply button

Makes a setting effective and allows you to view the result of the setting in the Preview Screen.

⑤ Close button

Closes the window.

⑥ Reset button

Resets the current setting(s) made in this window to the default setting(s).

Adjust the color by performing the following steps.

1 Drag each slider left or right, click ◀ or ▶, or type the numerical value then press the return key.

2 Click Apply to see the result of the adjustment in the Preview Screen.

- To reset the setting, click Reset and Apply.

3 Click Close to close the window.

■ When Color Balance is selected

① Red

Lightens or darkens red. A darker level setting provides a stronger cyan.

② Green

Lightens or darkens green. A darker level setting provides a stronger magenta.

③ Blue

Lightens or darkens blue. A darker level setting provides a stronger yellow.

The setting range of each option is from 0 to 255.

Adjust the color by performing the following steps.

1 Drag each slider left or right, click ◀ or ▶, or type the numerical value then press the return key.

2 Click Apply to see the result of the adjustment in the Preview Screen.

- To reset the settings, click Reset and Apply.

3 Click Close to close the window.

Using the Gamma Correction

Displaying the Gamma Correction Window

You can adjust the intensity of color(s) using the Gamma Correction window. To display the Gamma Correction window, perform the following steps.

1 Click on the Gamma Correction check box in the Adjust tab. The Gamma button appears.

2 Click the Gamma button ( ). The Gamma Correction window appears.

① Gamma curve customize check box

Clicking off this check box allows you to adjust the colors by using the parameter scroll bar.

Clicking on this check box allows you to adjust the gamma curve of the selected color manually.

② Parameter

Adjusts all the colors using the parameter slider. The current parameter value appears in the box. The parameter can be entered by typing the value in the box.

Setting a higher value provides stronger highlight.

③ Gamma Table

Selects a color or all colors for adjustment.

This selection is effective only when the Gamma curve customize check box is clicked on.

④ Gamma diagram

■ When the Gamma curve customize check box is clicked off
Displays the gamma curve according to the current parameter value.
■ When the Gamma curve customize check box is clicked on
Adjusts a gamma curve of the selected color by dragging three control points (P. 107).

⑤ Apply button

Makes a setting effective and shows the result of the adjustment in the Preview Screen.

⑥ Close button

Closes the Gamma Correction window.

Note:

- If the Apply button is not clicked before clicking the Close button, the changes made in the Gamma Correction window will not become effective.

⑦ Help button

Displays the help information on this window.

Color Adjustment

You can adjust the intensity of color(s) by using the Parameter scroll bar or the Gamma Curve control points.

■ Using the Parameter Scroll Bar

1 Click off the Gamma curve customize check box.

2 Set the parameter value by dragging the slider left or right in the Parameter scroll bar, or by typing the numerical value in the parameter box then pressing the return key.

The current parameter value appears in the box next to the parameter scroll bar, and the gamma curve is modified according to the value.

3 Click Apply to see the result of the setting in the Preview Screen.

• To cancel the setting, click Restore Default in the Adjust tab.
• To scan the adjusted image, click Scan in the Panasonic Scanner Driver window.

■ Using Gamma Curve Control Points

1 Click on the Gamma curve customize check box.

A gamma curve with three control points appears in the gamma diagram.

2 Click ▼ of the Gamma Table, and select the color to be adjusted.

RGB ALL: Red, Green and Blue colors can be adjusted at once.

Red, Green, Blue: Each color can be adjusted individually.

The color of the gamma curve changes according to the color selection.

If Red is selected, the gamma curve appears in red.

3 Place the mouse pointer on one of the control points, hold down the mouse button, and drag the gamma curve.

● Light tone : Adjusts the lighter shade.
● Middle tone : Adjusts the middle shade.
- Dark tone: Adjusts the darker shade.

4 Click Apply to see the result of the adjustment in the Preview Screen.

• To cancel the adjustment, click off the Gamma curve customize check box, or click Restore Default in the Adjust tab.
• To scan the adjusted image, click Scan in the Panasonic Scanner Driver window.

Part 3

Printer Function

Table of Contents

KX-PS8000

Window

Overview for

Windows 95/3.1

Displaying the Panasonic KX-PS8000 Window ..... 109

Details Tab 112

Paper Tab 113

Quality Tab 115

Option Tab 118

Memory Tab 120

KX-PS8000

Window

Overview for

Windows NT 4.0

Displaying the Panasonic KX-PS8000 Default Document Properties Window 122

Page Setup Tab 124

Advanced Tab 126

Displaying the Panasonic KX-PS8000 Properties Window . 131

Ports Tab 132

Sharing Tab 136

Device Settings Tab 139

Adjusting the Color

Using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment 141

Displaying the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment Window .....141

Color Adjustment 142

Color Balance 144

Color CMYK Adjustment 145

Using the Density Adjustment 146

Displaying the Density Adjustment Window .....146

Double Side Printing

Double Side Printing Using Microsoft® Word word processor ....148

Displaying the Panasonic KX-PS8000 Window

The KX-PS8000 window can be displayed from Printers under Windows (see A below) or from an application (see B on page 111).

Note:

● Available option tags and operation buttons displayed through Windows 95 are different from those displayed through Windows 3.1.

A From Printers Under Windows

■ For Windows 95

1 Click Start, select Settings, then click Printers. The Printers window appears.
2 Click the Panasonic KX-PS8000 icon.
3 Click the File menu, then click Properties. The Panasonic KX-PS8000 Properties window appears.

4 Click a tab to view the features.

Details Tab P. 112

Paper Tab P. 113

Quality Tab P. 115

Option Tab P. 118

Memory Tab P. 120

■ For Windows 3.1

1 Double-click the Main icon and Control Panel icon, then double-click Printers icon.

The Printers window appears.

2 Select Panasonic KX-PS8000 on SCSI*: then click Setup.

The Panasonic KX-PS8000 window appears.

* The Port (SCSI) varies depending on the port where the printer is connected.

3 Click a tab to view the features.

Paper Tab P. 113

Quality Tab P. 115

Option Tab P. 118

Memory Tab P. 120

B From an application

For example, to print a document created in Microsoft WordPad in Windows 95, perform the following steps.

1 Click Start, select Programs, select Accessories, then click WordPad.

The WordPad window appears.

2 Click the File menu, then click Print...

The Print window appears.

3 Click Properties

The Panasonic KX-PS8000 window appears.

4 Click a tab to view the features.

Paper Tab P. 113

Quality Tab P. 115

Option Tab P. 118

Memory Tab P. 120

Note:

- The print options in the File menu depend on the Windows application. Refer to the application manual.

The instructions described hereafter are based on Windows 95. However, most instructions for Windows 3.1 are the same as Windows 95.

Details Tab

Note:

● This option is available only in Windows 95.

① Print to the following port

Selecting KXPS8000GDI: (KX-PS8000 on SCSI) allows you to send the print data to the printer via SCSI.

When you are using parallel interface cable, select the port where the cable is connected.

For the functions of other buttons, refer to the Help menu in the Windows.

Paper Tab

① Paper size

Selects a different paper size.

Letter, A4, Legal or Envelope can be selected.

② Orientation

Selects Portrait (vertical) or Landscape (horizontal).

Portrait

Landscape

③ Output order

Specifies whether the document exits face up or face down into the output tray. This selection is not effective when the multi-purpose tray (MPT Plain Paper, MPT Transparency, etc.) is selected in the Paper source (P. 114).

When the multi-purpose tray is selected, Face up is selected automatically.

④ Paper source

Selects media by choosing the location (trays) or the type of media.

- Auto [Plain Paper]:

Prints on paper loaded in a paper tray. The printer picks paper from the paper tray that is loaded with the media size you selected in the application software. When the tray is empty, the printer automatically picks from another paper tray of the same media size in the order of Upper, Middle and Lower.

• Auto [Transparency]:

Prints on transparency loaded in a transparency tray. The printer picks transparency from the transparency tray that is loaded with the media size you selected in the application software. When the tray is empty, the printer automatically picks from another transparency tray of the same media size in the order of Upper, Middle and Lower.

- Upper :

Prints on media loaded in the standard tray.

- Middle\*1 :

Prints on media loaded in the upper tray (optional feeder).

- Lower\*1 :

Prints on media loaded in the lower tray (optional feeder).

- MPT Plain Paper, MPT Transparency, MPT Label, MPT Coated Paper, MPT Envelope, MPT Paper 2nd Side :

Prints on paper, transparency or label, etc. loaded in the Multi-purpose tray. The printer will print on the selected media with optimal quality.

*1 If the optional feeder has not been installed, the printer selects the standard tray automatically.

⑤ Copies

Determines how many copies of the document will be printed.

Note:

- The number of copies can be also determined using the application software. However, it is recommended to set the number of copies using one method, either from this driver or from the application software to avoid printing problems.

⑥ About... button

Displays the window which contains the program version and copyright information.

⑦ Restore Defaults button

Resets the Paper tab's settings to the default settings.

Quality Tab

① Print Style

Select a type which is the closest to your document to ensure optimal print quality.

• Black Text:
  Prints the document in black and white. Select this for black and white text. This is the fastest printing option.

- Gray Scale:

Prints the document in black and white. Select this for monochrome halftone images.

• Color Graphics: (default)

Prints the document in color. Select this for computer graphics, color text, spreadsheets with color graphics.

(Small text can be printed more clearly than when printed in Presentation.)

- Color Photo:

Prints the document in color. Select this for photo images such as a photo from a CD.

- Presentation:

Prints the document in color. Select this for presentation copies. (Presentation provides a clearer tone than Color Graphics.)

② Dithering mode

Color Graphics and Color Photo are print styles that simulate shades of color by changing the dot patterns. You can select a dot pattern using Default*, Dither A or Dither B.

This selection is effective only when Color Graphics or Color Photo is selected.

* Dither A or Dither B will be automatically selected according to the print quality you have selected.

Notes:

• When Color Graphics is selected in the Print Style, Dithering mode is available for all print quality selections.
• When Color Photo is selected in the Print Style, Dithering mode is available only for 600 dpi and 1200 dpi print quality selections.
• If the error message "Memory Overflow" appears when Default or Dither B is selected, change the selection to Dither A. With Dither A selected, memory overflow may not occur.

Scenic view of a historic church with a tall spire beside a lakeside, surrounded by buildings and trees (no visible text or symbols)

Dither A

Scenic view of a historic European town with a prominent church and stone bridge, surrounded by water and trees (no visible text or signage)

Dither B

③ Print quality

Selects a print quality. Fast (300 dpi), Standard (600 dpi) or High quality (1200 dpi) can be selected. A higher resolution provides better print quality. However, the throughput speed is diminished.

When Presentation is selected in the Print style, print quality cannot be selected and 300 dpi is automatically assigned.

④ About button

Displays the window that contains the program version and copyright information.

⑤ Restore Defaults button

Resets the Quality tab's settings to the default settings.

Option Tab

① Color management

This feature provides two-color adjustment functions as described below. These functions are effective only when printing a document with Color Graphics, Color Photo or Presentation print style.

- Use Hyper-Tetra Adjustment

Adjusts the brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, or red, green, blue of the image, or cyan, magenta, yellow, black of the image. For the adjustment, refer to Using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment (P. 141).

- Use image color matching (ICM) \*1

The printer assigns the best color possible to represent the original color accurately by selecting different rendering intents (Saturation, Contrast or Colormetric). Click on this check box, then click the Rendering intent button. The Rendering intent window appears. Select the desired rendering intent, which determines how the printer assigns the color.

② Density (for Gray Scale)

Adjusts the density of the gray scale image. This function is effective only when the Gray Scale print style ( P. 115 Quality Tab) is selected. For the adjustment, refer to Using the Density Adjustment ( P. 146).

③ Color mode (for Color Graphics, Color Photo and Presentation)

Provides two selections as described below.

These selections are effective only when printing a document with Color Graphics, Color Photo or Presentation print style in the Quality tab.

- Use 4 Color [CMYK] for the above print styles

The document is printed using 4 toners (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black).

- Use 3 Color [CMY] for the above print styles

The document is printed using 3 toners (Cyan, Magenta and Yellow). This selection provides faster print speed, and is used only when printing on plain paper.

Note:

- When Auto [Transparency], MPT Transparency, MPT Label, MPT Coated Paper or MPT Envelope paper source is selected in the Paper Tab (P. 113), the document is always printed using 4 Color (CMYK).

④ Print as a mirror image

Clicking on this check box allows you to print a mirror image of the document.

⑤ About button

Displays the window that contains the program version and copyright information.

⑥ Restore Defaults button

Resets the Option tab's settings to the default settings.

Memory Tab

① Printer memory

Selects the amount of memory installed in the printer. If the amount of memory in the printer does not match this setting, a MEMORY

OVERFLOW message might be displayed. To determine how much memory is installed in the printer, print out the Test page (Operating Instructions manual).

As the printer memory increases, printing throughput improves. If the total amount of memory installed in the printer is more than 32 MB, Use printer memory to make print quality better can be selected in the Printer memory usage box.

② Printer memory usage

Determines how the printer memory is used, either for better print performance or for better print quality. This selection is effective only when the Gray Scale or the Color Photo print style is selected and the Standard (600 dpi) is selected.

- Use printer memory to make print performance better

Sends the data to the printer with the standard level of compression to improve throughput.

- Use printer memory to make print quality better

Sends the data to the printer with a lower level of compression or without compression to improve the print quality. However, the throughput will be diminished. More than 32 MB is required on the printer to select this option.

③ About button

Displays the window that contains the program version and copyright information.

④ Restore Defaults button

Resets the Memory tab's setting to the default setting.

Displaying the Panasonic KX-PS8000 Default Document Properties Window

The KX-PS8000 Default Document Properties window can be displayed from Printers under Windows (see A below) or from an application (see B on page 123).

A From Printers Under Windows NT 4.0

1 Click Start, select Settings, then click Printers. The Printers window appears.
2 Click the Panasonic KX-PS8000 icon.
3 Click the File menu, then click Document Defaults.... The Panasonic KX-PS8000 Default Document Properties window appears.

4 Click a tab to view the features.

Page Setup Tab P. 124

Advanced Tab P. 126

B From an application

For example, to print a document created in Microsoft WordPad on Windows NT 4.0, perform the following steps.

1 Click Start, select Programs, select Accessories, then click WordPad.

The WordPad window appears.

2 Click the File menu, then click Print...

The Print window appears.

3 Click Properties.

The Panasonic KX-PS8000 Document Properties window appears.

4 Click a tab to view the features.

Page Setup Tab P. 124

Advanced Tab P. 126

Note:

- The print options in the File menu depend upon the Windows application. Refer to the application manual.

Page Setup Tab

① Paper Size

Selects a different paper size.

Letter, A4, Legal or Envelope #10 can be selected.

② Paper Source

Selects media by choosing the location (trays) or the type of media.

- Auto [Plain Paper]:

Prints on paper loaded in a paper tray. The printer picks paper from the paper tray that is loaded with the media size you selected in the application software. When the tray is empty, the printer automatically picks from another paper tray of the same media size in the order of Upper, Middle and Lower.

• Auto [Transparency]:

Prints on transparency loaded in a transparency tray. The printer picks transparency from the transparency tray that is loaded with the media size you selected in the application software. When the tray is empty, the printer automatically picks from another transparency tray of the same media size in the order of Upper, Middle and Lower.

- Upper :

Prints on media loaded in the standard tray.

- Middle\*1 :

Prints on media loaded in the upper tray (optional feeder).

- Lower\*1 :

Prints on media loaded in the lower tray (optional feeder).

- MPT Plain Paper, MPT Transparency, MPT Label, MPT Coated Paper, MPT Envelope, MPT Paper 2nd Side :

Prints on paper, transparency or label, etc. loaded in the Multi-purpose tray. The printer will print on the selected media with optimal quality.

*1 If the optional feeder has not been installed, the printer selects the standard tray automatically.

③ Copy Count

Determines how many copies of the document will be printed.

Note:

- The number of copies can be also determined using the application software. However, it is recommended to set the number of copies using one method, either from this driver or from the application software to avoid printing problems.

4 Orientation

Selects Portrait (vertical) or Landscape (horizontal).

Portrait

Landscape

Advanced Tab

Two categories (Paper/Output and Document Options) for document settings are available. To display the items of a category, click on that category.

■ Paper/Output

As for the features of each items (Paper Size, Orientation, Paper Source, Copy Count), refer to Page Setup Tab (P. 124).

Clicking on an item displays its selections in the lower box. Click your desired selection, then click OK.

■ Document Options

① Print Style

Click on Print Style to display its selections in the lower box, and select a type which is the closest to your document to ensure optimal print quality.

• Black Text:
  Prints the document in black and white. Select this for black and white text. This is the fastest printing option.

- Gray Scale:

Prints the document in black and white. Select this for monochrome halftone images.

• Color Graphics: (default)

Prints the document in color. Select this for computer graphics, color text or spreadsheets with color graphics.

(Small text can be printed more clearly than when printed in Presentation.)

- Color Photo:

Prints the document in color. Select this for photo images such as a photo from a CD.

- Presentation:

Prints the document in color. Select this for presentation copies. (Presentation provides a clearer tone than Color Graphics.)

② Print Quality

Click on Print Quality to display its selections in the lower box, and select a print quality. Fast (300 dpi), Standard (600 dpi) or High quality (1200 dpi) can be selected. A higher resolution provides better print quality. However, the throughput speed is diminished.

When Presentation is selected in the Print style, print quality cannot be selected and 300 dpi is automatically assigned.

③ Dithering Mode

Color Graphics and Color Photo are print styles that simulate shades of color by changing the dot patterns. You can select a dot pattern using Default *, Dither A or Dither B.

This selection is effective only when Color Graphics or Color Photo is selected.

* Dither A or Dither B will be automatically selected according to the print quality you have selected.

Notes:

- When Color Graphics is selected in the Print Style, Dithering mode is available for all print quality selections.

- When Color Photo is selected in the Print Style, Dithering mode is available only for 600 dpi and 1200 dpi print quality selections.

- If the error message "Memory Overflow" appears when Default or Dither B is selected, change the selection to Dither A. With Dither A selected, memory overflow may not occur.

Scenic view of a historic village with a church spire beside a calm lake, surrounded by mountains and trees (no visible text or symbols)

Dither A

Scenic view of a lakeside town with historic buildings and a church tower, surrounded by greenery (no visible text or symbols)

Dither B

④ Output Order

Specifies whether the document exits face up or face down into the output tray. This selection is not effective when the multi-purpose tray (MPT Plain Paper, MPT Transparency, etc.) is selected in the Paper Source (P. 124). When the multi-purpose tray is selected, Face up is selected automatically.

⑤ Hyper-Tetra Adjustment...

Adjusts the brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, or red, green, blue, or cyan, magenta, yellow, black of the image. For the adjustment, refer to Using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment ( P. 141). This function is effective only when the Color Graphics, Color Photo or Presentation print style is selected.

⑥ Gray Scale Density Adjustment...

Adjusts the density of the gray scale image. This function is effective only when the Gray Scale print style ( P. 126 Advanced Tab) is selected. For the adjustment, refer to Using the Density Adjustment ( P. 146).

⑦ Print as a Mirror image

Clicking on Print as a Mirror image allows you to print a mirror image of the document.

⑧ Color Mode

Provides two selections as described below.

These selections are effective only when printing a document with Color Graphics, Color Photo or Presentation print style ( P. 127).

- Use 4 Color [CMYK] for the above print styles

The document is printed using 4 toners (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black).

- Use 3 Color [CMY] for the above print styles

The document is printed using 3 toners (Cyan, Magenta and Yellow). This selection provides faster print speed, and is used only when printing on plain paper.

Note:

- When Auto [Transparency], MPT Transparency, MPT Label, MPT Coated Paper or MPT Envelope paper source is selected in the Advanced Tab (P. 126) or Page Setup Tab (P. 124), the document is always printed using 4 Color (CMYK).

⑨ Metafile Spooling

Specifies the format in which the printing information is stored on your disk for printing. Generally, metafile spooling set to Enabled frees up your program faster than Disabled.

■ When Panasonic KX-PS8000 Document Settings is selected

① Undo Changed Option

Returns the Page Setup and Advanced tab's settings to the previous settings.

② About KX-PS8000 Printer Driver...

Displays the window that contains the program version and copyright information.

Displaying the Panasonic KX-PS8000 Properties Window

1 Click Start, select Settings, then click Printers. The Printers window appears.
2 Click the Panasonic KX-PS8000 icon.
3 Click the File menu, then click Properties. The Panasonic KX-PS8000 Properties window appears.

4 Click a tab to view the features.

Ports Tab	P. 132
Sharing Tab	P. 136
Device Settings Tab	P. 139

For the features of the other tabs, refer to the Help menu in the Windows NT 4.0.

Ports Tab

Note:

- This option is available only for Windows NT 4.0.

① Checked port

Documents will print to the checked port.

② Add Port... button

Adds a new port ( P. 133 Installing the SCSI port).

■ Installing the SCSI port

Notes:

• It is recommended that you do not connect the printer directly to the file server. Otherwise the printer and server performance may be diminished.
• When printing through the SCSI port, the access speed between other connected SCSI devices is diminished.
• To connect the KX-PS8000 to your SCSI port, a SCSI driver and ASPI Manager must be installed. Refer to your SCSI board manual.

1 Click Add Port...

The Printer Ports window appears.

2 Click New Monitor...

The Installing Print Monitor window appears.

3 Insert the KX-PS8000 CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
4 Click Browse...
5 Click Cancel . The Locate File window will be displayed.

Note:

- The SCSI port cannot be installed through the Monitor.inf file when copied to a directory with long file name.

6 Select CD-ROM drive.
7 Open Drivers, WinNT40, Printer then open Monitor.inf file.
8 Click OK. The Printer Ports window appears.

9 Click New Port... .

The Port Name window appears.

10 Type the port name (for example; KXPS8000GDI), then click OK.

The Printer Ports window appears.

11 Click Close.

Sharing Tab

① Shared

To share the printer over the network.

For the setup operation, refer to Sharing the printer with a client computer (P. 137).

② Alternate Drivers

To install an alternate driver.

For the installation, refer to Installing an alternate driver (P. 137).

■ Sharing the printer with a client computer

1 Click Shared.

2 Type the printer name (for example: KX-PS8000).

Note:

- If the shared printer is used through Windows 95, the printer name must not exceed 12 characters.

3 Click OK.

■ Installing an alternate driver (for example: Windows 95)

1 Select Windows 95, then click OK.

The Insert Disk window appears.

2 Click OK.

The Printer Drivers for Windows 95 window appears.

3 Click Browse...

4 Click Cancel. The Locate File window appears.
5 Insert the supplied KX-PS8000 CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
6 Select CD-ROM drive.
7 Open Drivers, Win95, Printer, then open Pgdi95.inf file. The Printer Drivers for Window 95 window appears.

8 Click OK.

Device Settings Tab

① Printer memory

Selects the amount of memory installed in the printer. If the amount of memory in the printer does not match this setting, a MEMORY

OVERFLOW message might be displayed. To determine how much memory is installed in the printer, print out the Test page (Operating Instructions manual).

As the printer memory increases, printing throughput improves. If the total amount of memory installed in the printer is more than 32 MB, Printer memory usage option (②) becomes effective.

② Printer memory usage

Determines how the printer memory is used, either for better print performance or for better print quality. This selection is effective only when the Gray Scale or the Color Photo print style is selected and the Standard (600 dpi) is selected.

More than 32 MB is required on the printer to select this option.

- Use printer memory to make print performance better

Sends the data to the printer with the standard level of compression to improve throughput.

- Use printer memory to make print quality better

Sends the data to the printer with a lower level of compression or without compression to improve the print quality. However, the throughput will be diminished.

③ Form To Tray Assignment

Server can assign and display the media loaded in the printer. Client can view the media assignment. This assignment does not affect any print job.

■ When Panasonic KX-PS8000 Device Settings is selected

① Undo Changed Option

Returns the Device Settings tab's setting to the previous setting.

② About KX-PS8000 Printer Driver...

Displays the window that contains the program version and copyright information.

Using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment

You can adjust the color of your output using the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window.

Displaying the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment Window

■ For Windows 95/3.1

1 Click on the Use Hyper-Tetra Adjustment check box in the Option tab ( P. 118). The Adjustment... button becomes effective.

2 Click Adjustment... The Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window appears.

■ For Windows NT 4.0

1 Click on Hyper-Tetra Adjustment... in the Advanced tab ( P. 126). The Hyper-Tetra Adjustment... button appears in the lower box.

2 Click Hyper-Tetra Adjustment... The Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window appears.

Color Adjustment

To adjust the brightness, contrast, hue or saturation of color, select Color Adjustment in the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window.

① Brightness

Changes the brightness of an image. A higher brightness setting provides a lighter image and a lower brightness setting provides a darker image.

② Contrast

Adjusts the range between the darkest and the lightest shades in the image.

③ Hue

Changes the aspect of color.

④ Saturation

Changes the brightness and vividness of color. Lower saturation settings provide dull and dark images, and higher saturation settings provide bright and vivid images.

The range of each option (① to ④) is from 0 to 255.

⑤ OK button

Makes a selection effective and closes the window.

⑥ Cancel button

Cancels a selection and closes the window.

⑦ About button

Displays the window that contains the program version and copyright information.

⑧ Reset button

Resets the current setting(s) made in this window to the default setting(s).

Adjust the color by performing the following steps.

1 Drag each slider left or right or click ◀ or ▶, or type the numerical value.

• You can see the result of the adjustment in the Preview box.
• To reset the setting, click Reset.

2 Click OK to make the setting(s) effective.

Color Balance

To adjust the level of red, green or blue, select Color Balance in the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window. The following options appear.

① Red

Lightens or darkens red. A darker level setting provides a stronger cyan.

② Green

Lightens or darkens green. A darker level setting provides a stronger magenta.

③ Blue

Lightens or darkens blue. A darker level setting provides a stronger yellow.

The setting range of each option is from 0 to 255.

Adjust the color by performing the following steps.

1 Drag each slider left or right or click ◀ or ▶, or type the numerical value.

• You can see the result of the adjustment in the Preview box.
• To reset the settings, click Reset

2 Click OK to make the setting(s) effective.

Color CMYK Adjustment

To adjust the cyan, magenta, yellow or black color, select Color CMYK Adjustment in the Hyper-Tetra Adjustment window.

① Cyan

Adjusts the Cyan density of the image.

② Magenta

Adjusts the Magenta density of the image.

③ Yellow

Adjusts the Yellow density of the image.

④ Black

Adjusts the Black density of the image.

The setting range of each option is from 0 to 255

Adjust the color by performing the following steps.

1 Drag each slider left or right or click ◀ or ▶, or type the numerical value.

- You can see the result of the adjustment in the Preview box.

- To reset the settings, click Reset.

2 Click OK to make the setting(s) effective.

Using the Density Adjustment

You can adjust the grayscale density of your output using the Density adjustment window.

Displaying the Density Adjustment Window

■ For Windows 95/3.1

1 Click on the Use density adjustment check box in the Option tab ( P. 118). The Density... button is enabled.

2 Click Density... The Density Adjustment window appears.

■ For Windows NT 4.0

1 Click on Gray Scale Density Adjustment... in the Advanced tab (「P. 126). The Gray Scale Density Adjustment... button appears in the lower box.

2 Click Gray Scale Density Adjustment... The Density Adjustment window appears.

① OK button Makes the adjustment effective and closes the window.
② Cancel button Cancels the adjustment and closes the window.
③ Restore Default button Restores the default image.

Adjust the grayscale by performing the following steps.

1 Drag the slider left/right, or click ◀/▶.

- You can see the result of the adjustment in the Preview box.

2 Click OK to make the adjustment effective.

Double Side Printing Using Microsoft® Word word processor

Single sided documents can be printed on both sides of the paper using an application software, such as Microsoft Word for Windows 95. The instructions described here are only for Microsoft Word for Windows 95.

1 Open document in Word for Windows 95.

2 From the File menu, click Print...

The Print window appears.

3 Make sure that Panasonic KX-PS8000 is selected in the Printer box, then click Properties.

The Panasonic KX-PS8000 window appears.

4 Select Face up in the Output order box, then click OK.

The Panasonic KX-PS8000 window will close.

5 Select Odd pages from the Print menu box, then click OK.

The Print window will close and odd pages will be printed face up.

6 Place the printed pages in the multi-purpose tray with the pages face down and top first.

7 From the File menu, click Print...

The Print window appears.

8 Click Properties .

The Panasonic KX-PS8000 window appears.

9 Select MPT Paper 2nd Side from the Paper source pop-up menu, then click OK.

The Panasonic KX-PS8000 window will close.

10 Select Even Pages from the Print menu box, then click OK.

The Print window will close and even pages will be printed on the back side of the paper.

Appendix

Table of Contents

Troubleshooting 151

Digital Duplicator Utility 151

Scanner 152

Printer Driver for Windows 3.1 .....154

Printer Driver for Windows 95 .....156

Printer Driver for Windows NT 4.0 ....159

Status Display....161

SCSI 163

Print Quality and Required Memory 166

When Using the Digital Duplicator Utility .....166

When Using the Printer Driver 167

Index 168

Digital Duplicator Utility

Error message Possible cause Recovery
Cannot find printer.	Printer is not turned on or improper cable connection.	Check the cable connection. Close the Digital Duplicator Utility window and turn off the system (scanner / printer / computer), then turn it on again.
Cannot find scanner	Scanner is not turned on or improper cable connection.
Cannot find scanner and printer	Scanner and printer are not turned on or improper cable connection.
Cannot use more than 100% zoom when using ADF	An image enlarged more than 100% is being printed using the ADF tray.	Zoom function is not available when using the ADF tray. Place the document on the scanner glass and rescan.
DCIS did not start printing. Abort printing.	DCIS did not start duplicating.	Turn off the system (scanner / printer / computer), then turn it on again.
Digital Duplicator Utility requires 256 colors or higher	The number of displayed colors on the monitor is less than 256 Colors.	Set the number of colors to 256 colors or more.
Exceeded 30 areas. Delete other areas and try again.	More than 30 images are pasted on the Layout box.	Delete the unnecessary images from the Layout box ( P. 66).
No response from scanner. Check the power or cable. No response from printer. Check the power or cable.	Scanner or printer is not turned on or cable connection is improper.	Check the connection and turn on the scanner and/or printer. Click Retry on the message window.
Resource DLL file is not found.	found.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software. The nece
Unable to print more than one area	More than one area is selected for printing using the ADF tray.	Remove the document from the ADF tray, place it on the scanner glass, then print.

ssary file

Scanner

Error message Possible cause Recovery
ADF is busy! To scan or pre-	ADF is taking REUSE. on the	message window.To cancel, click CANCEL on the message window.
File Not Found	File or Path is not found. Reinstall the	KX-PS8000 software.
File open error!!	Failed to transfer the file for scanning.	Increase the hard disk space, then re-scan.
File write error!!
Gamma data read error!!	Failed to load the data of the gamma correction.	Close the application which controls the scanner, turn off the system (scanner/printer/computer), then turn it on again.
Help file is not found Help file is not found.		Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.
Horizontal scan area is too big. Would you like to change the horizontal scan size?	The width of the scan area is too large.	Click Yes or No on the message window.Yes: Makes the width of the scan area smaller, so that it can be scanned.No: The width of the scan area remains the same. Decrease the scanning resolution, then re-scan.
Memory Allocation Error!	Memory is insufficient.	Close the application which controls the scanner, turn off the system (scanner/printer/computer), then turn on again.
No ASPI managers are loaded. This typically occurs when a DOS ASPI manager is not resident in memory.	SCSI board is not correctly set. Correctly set the SCSI board in the computer. (Refer to the instructions/manual of the SCSI board.) For any other trouble related to SCSI, refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
Path Not Found	File or Path is not found.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.
PCOM95. DLL Function Error!!	Pcom95.dll internal error has occurred.
PCom95.DLL was not found!!	The file Pcom95.dll is not found.
PCOM31. DLL Function Error!!	Pcom31.dll internal error has occurred.
PCom31.DLL was not found!!	The file Pcom31.dll is not found.
Power Off or Cable Error! Check that the scanner is powered on, and the SCSI cable is connected correctly.	The scanner is not recognized.	Close the application which controls the scanner driver, turn off the system (scanner/printer/computer), then turn on again.
PTAB3D.DLL was not found!!	The file Ptab3d.dll is not found. Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.
Scanner is reserved by other application!	Scanner is being used by another application.	Rescan later when the scanner is free from other jobs.Rescan after closing the application which controls the scanner.Close the application, turn off the system (scanner/printer/computer), then turn it on again.
Resource DLL file is not found.	found.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.The necessary file
Scanner is reserved by other device!	Scanner is being used by another device.	Rescan later when the scanner is free from other jobs.Close the application which controls the scanner, turn off the system (scanner/printer/computer), then turn it on again.
winaspi.dll is not found.	SCSI board is not set correctly.	Correctly set the SCSI board in the computer. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)For any other trouble related to SCSI, refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting (P. 163).

Printer Driver for Windows 3.1

Error message Possible cause Recovery
ASPI does not support this mode!!	SCSI board and its driver are not installed correctly.	Correctly install the SCSI board and its driver. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)For any other trouble related to SCSI, refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
ASPI is not initialized!!
Block 16 table open error: Table file not open!	1/16 compression table is not found.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.
KX-PS8000 already is used by other devices.	The printer is being used by another device.	● Reprint later when the printer is free from other jobs.● Turn off the system (scanner / printer / computer), then turn it on again.
KX-PS8000 is not detected. Selected port is LPT. Please check LPT cable, Power ON or Printer condition.	The printer connected with the parallel cable is not recognized.	Check the cable connection of the printer or turn on the printer.
KX-PS8000 is not detected. Selected port is SCSI. Please check SCSI cable, Power ON or Printer condition	KX-PS8000 is not recognized as a SCSI device.	Check the cable connection of the system or turn on the printer.
Driver is in error. Abort printing.	An illegal error has occurred.KX-PS8000	● Print the SCSI board is correctly installed in the computer and cable is correctly connected.● Turn off the computer, then turn it on again.
LPT Port or KX-PS8000 is busy.	The printer is printing.	● Reprint later when the printer is free from other jobs.
Memory is allocated Above 16MB. If your SCSI controller is installed in an ISA slot, File may not print correctly!!	The transfer data area for printing has allocated more than 16MB.	Close all applications and turn off the computer, then turn it on again.
No ASPI managers were found!!	SCSI board and its driver are not installed correctly.	Correctly install the SCSI board and its driver. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)For any other trouble related to SCSI, refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
One or more ASPI for DOS managers are loaded which do not support ASPI for WIN16!!
Printing aborted for occurred SCSI error.	An illegal error has occurred.	Confirm the SCSI board is correctly installed in the computer or cable is correctly connected.Turn off the computer, then turn it on again.
SCSI Command parameter error!!Abort printing.	properly when a SCSI command was being transferred.	Re-boot PC and Printer.The board or cable
occurred.	The printer is not responding.SCSI Err	Tulr ToffelCusystem (scanner / printer / computer) and turn on again. Then print the document again.
The printer does not print correctly (not an error message).	The computer is not properly communicating with the printer.	Follow the procedure below and disable the bi-directional interface.Double-click Status display setup icon in KX-PS8000 Utilities program group.Click Device tab.Click off Monitor Printer check box.Click OK.The Status Display function becomes ineffective.
Unable to Allocate Memory	The computer's internal memory for printing is insufficient.	Close the windows of the applications except for the one which controls the printer, then print again.Turn off the computer, then turn it on again.
Unable to Free Memory!! Re-boot Windows.Something happened to the memory environment of Windows.
Check sum error!!	The necessary file for printing is not found.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.
File ID not match!!
Resource DLL file is not found.
Table file open error!!
Table file read error!!
*.DLL function Error
*.DLL not found

■ Some applications settings may take priority over the printer driver settings.

Printer Driver for Windows 95

Error message Possible cause Recovery
ASPI Manager is not found. Install ASPI for Windows. (e.g. install wnaspi32.dll to your windows(system directory.)	SCSI board and its driver are not installed correctly.	Correctly install SCSI board and its driver. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)wnaspi32.dll will be installed or replaced with a new version.
Can not find Panasonic KX-PS8000. Make sure that Panasonic KX-PS8000 is connected to your PC by SCSI, and then retry again.	Cable connection is improper or printer is not ready.The terminator setting is improper.	Perform the following procedure.1. Confirm that the terminator is correctly set.2. Confirm that the printer is ready.3. Confirm that the printer is correctly connected with a SCSI cable.4. Turn off the computer, then turn it on again.
Can not initialize ASPI for Windows. Install newer version of ASPI for Windows	SCSI board and its driver are not installed correctly.	Correctly install the SCSI board and its driver. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)wnaspi32.dll will be installed or replaced with a new version.For any other trouble related to SCSI, refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
The ASPI for Windows installed on this PC does not have expected function. Install newer version of ASPI for Windows.
The ASPI for Windows installed on this PC does not support expected mode. Install newer version of ASPI for Windows.
The ASPI manager installed on this PC does not support Windows. Install ASPI for Windows. [e.g. install wnaspi32.dll to your windows (system directory)].
The printer does not print correctly (not an error message).	The computer is not properly communicating with the printer.	Follow the procedure below and disable the bi-directional interface.1. Click Start, select Settings, then click Printers.2. Click the Panasonic KX-PS8000 icon.3. Click the File menu, then click Properties.4. Click Details tab and Spool settings....5. Click Disable bi-directional support for this printer, then click OK.The Status Display function becomes ineffective.
The Status Display does not appear when printing a document.	The Status Display function is not effective.	Follow the procedure below to make the setting effective.1. Click Start, select Settings, then click Printers.2. Click the Panasonic KX-PS8000 icon.3. Click the File menu, then click Properties.4. Click Details tab and Spool settings....5. Click Enable bi-directional support for this printer, then click OK.
There was an error writing to LPT1: for the printer (Panasonic KX-PS8000): There was a problem sending your document to the printer. Make sure the printer cable is connected and the printer is on-line. To continue printing, click retry. Windows will automatically retry after 5 seconds	Cable connection is improper or the printer is not ready.	Connect the printer (parallel cable) correctly or make the printer ready.

Troubleshooting

Error message Possible cause Recovery
There was an error writing to KXPS8000GDI: for the printer (Panasonic KX-PS8000): The printer is not ready. Make sure it is turned on and on-line. To continue printing, click retry. Windows will automatically retry after 5 seconds	● Cable connection is improper or the printer is not ready. ● The terminator setting is improper.	Perform the following procedure.1. Confirm that the terminator is correctly set.2. Confirm that the printer is ready.3. Confirm that the printer is correctly connected with a SCSI cable.4. Turn off the computer, then turn it on again.
Unable to Allocate Memory!!	The memory for printing is insufficient.	● Close all applications except for the one which controls the printer, then print it again. ● Turn off the computer, then turn it on again. Then print the document again.
Can not load pclradj.dll	found.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software. The necessary file
Check sum error!!
File ID not match!!
Resource DLL file is not found.
Table file open error!!
Table file read error!!
Windows could not write to the printer spool file.Make sure your disk has enough free space and try again.	Hard disk space is insufficient.	Increase the hard disk space.If it is difficult to increase the hard disk space or printing error occurs even after increasing the hard disk space, change the spool data format from EMF to RAW by performing the following steps.However, RTA (Return To Application: the length of time between the start of printing and the return of control to an application) of RAW is longer than that of EMF.1. Click Start, select Settings, then click Printers.2. Click the Panasonic KX-PS8000 icon.3. Click the File menu, then click Properties.4. Click the Details tab and Spool settings....5. Change the Spool data format to RAW, then click OK.

■ Some applications settings may take priority over the printer driver settings.

Printer Driver for Windows NT 4.0

Error message Possible cause Recovery
ASPI Manager is not found. Install ASPI for Windows. (e.g. install wnaspi32.dll to your system32 directory).	SCSI Board and its driver are not installed correctly.	Correctly install SCSI board and its driver. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.) Wnaspi32.dll will be installed or replaced with a new version.
Can not initialize ASPI for Windows. Install newer version of ASPI for Windows.	SCSI Board and its driver are not installed correctly.	Correctly install SCSI board and its driver. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.) Wnaspi32.dll will be installed or replaced with a new version. For any other trouble related to SCSI, refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
The ASPI for Windows installed on this PC does not have expected function. Install newer version of ASPI for Windows.
The ASPI for Windows installed on this PC does not support expected mode. Install newer version of ASPI for Windows.
The ASPI for Windows installed on this PC does not support Windows. Install ASPI for Windows. [e.g. install wnaspi32.dll to your system32 directory]
Error writing to KXPS8000GDI for: The printer command is invalid. Do you wish to retry or cancel the job?	KX-PS8000 software is not installed correctly.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.

Troubleshooting

Error message Possible cause Recovery
Error writing to KXPS8000GDI for: The device is not ready. Do you wish to retry or cancel the job?	● Cable connection is improper or printer is not ready.	Perform the following procedure.1. Confirm that the terminator is correctly set.2. Confirm that the printer is ready.3. Confirm that the printer is correctly connected with a SCSI cable.4. Turn off the computer, then turn it on again.
	Separator page has been set. Cancel	the Separator page setting.
Error writing to LPT1: for “Application name”: The device is not ready. Do you wish to retry or cancel the job?	Cable connection is improper or printer is not ready.	Connect the printer (parallel cable) correctly or make the printer ready.
Error writing to “Port name” for “Application name”: The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error. Do you wish to retry or cancel the job?	● Cable connection is improper or printer is not ready.● The terminator setting is improper.	Perform the following procedure.1. Confirm that the terminator is correctly set.2. Confirm that the printer is ready.3. Confirm that the printer is correctly connected with a SCSI cable.4. Turn off the computer, then turn it on again.
System Process-Out of Virtual MemoryYour system is running low on virtual memory. Please close some applications. You can then start the System option in the Control Panel and choose the Virtual Memory button to create an additional paging file or to increase the size of your current paging file.	Your system is running low on virtual memory.	Increase the virtual memory by following the procedure below.1. Click Start, Settings, then click Control Panel.2. Double click the System icon.3. Click the Performance tab.4. Click Change....5. Increase the value of Initial Size [MB] and Maximum Size [MB].6. Click Set.7. Click OK.8. Click Close.9. Click Yes in the System Settings Change dialog, then restart your computer.If the same error message appears after increasing the virtual memory, repeat the steps above.

Status Display

Error message Possible cause Recovery
ASPI for Win16 or 32 could not properly initialize itself. This may be caused by a lack of system resources.	Lack of system resources, or other trouble related to SCSI.	Close some application and retry.For any other trouble related to SCSI , refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
Invalid LPT Port.	Unavailable LPT port is selected when using Windows 3.1.	Select the other available LPT port by following the procedure below.1. Double click the Main icon.2. Double click the Control Panel icon.3. Double click the Printers icon.4. Click Connect... 5. Click the other port, then click OK.6. Click Close .
Load Library Error!, File Open Error! or Install Error! appears and Status Display does not appear.	The necessary file is not installed in the computer.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.
No ASPI managers are loaded. This typically occurs when a DOS ASPI manager is not resident in memory.	SCSI board is not correctly set.	Correctly set the SCSI board in the computer. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)For any other trouble related to SCSI , refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
Not Detect. Turn off the system (see an open print the printer were turned on after turning on the computer.The terminator setting is improper.SCSI setting or cable connection is improper.		computer), then turn it on again. If the trouble still remains, confirm the following points.The terminator is correctly set.The SCSI board is correctly installed in the computer.The system is correctly connected with SCSI cables.Each SCSI device has a different ID Number.For any other trouble related to SCSI , refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
One or more ASPI for DOS managers are loaded which do not support ASPI for Win16 or 32.	SCSI board is not correctly set.	Correctly set the SCSI board in the computer. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)For any other trouble related to SCSI , refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).

Troubleshooting

Error message Possible cause Recovery
There isn't available LPT Port.	Unavailable LPT port is selected when using Windows 3.1.	Select the other available LPT port by following the procedure below.1. Double click the Main icon.2. Double click the Control Panel icon.3. Double click the Printers icon.4. Click Connect... .5. Click the other port, then click OK.6. Click Close.
This ASPI manager does not support this mode of Windows. You typically see this error code when running Windows in Real Mode	SCSI board is not correctly set. Restart Windows in Enhanced mode.
SCSI device can not be used. Because ASPI dll file is not exist or doesn't match.	SCSI board is not installed correctly in the computer and/or it is not set correctly.	Confirm that the SCSI board is correctly installed in the computer and it is correctly set. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)For any other trouble related to SCSI, refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).
SCSI device is not responded.	Printer and/or scanner are not responding.	Click Yes or No on the message window.Yes: Printer and scanner cannot be used. Turn off the system (printer / scanner / computer), then turn it on again.No: Waits until the printer and/or scanner responds.
Status Display does not exist.	KX-PS8000 software is not installed correctly.	Reinstall the KX-PS8000 software.
winaspi.dll is not found.	SCSI board is not correctly set. Correctly set the SCSI board in the computer. (Refer to the instructions manual of the SCSI board.)For any other trouble related to SCSI, refer to the SCSI section of Troubleshooting ( P. 163).

SCSI

If trouble occurs when printing, scanning or duplicating using SCSI, confirm that the ASPI Manager is installed. If the ASPI Manager is not installed, you must install it. It is assumed that the Adaptec SCSI host adapter is installed.

■ Windows 3.1 users

1 Confirm that the SCSI host adapter is installed in your PC correctly.
2 In CONFIG.SYS file, check the following setting.
If this setting does not exist in CONFIG.SYS, reinstall SCSI driver using EZ-SCSI (refer to the SCSI host adapter users manual).
3 Confirm that the EZ-SCSI is installed in Windows 3.1. If Adaptec EZ-SCSI program group does not exist, install SCSI driver using EZ-SCSI (refer to SCSI host adapter users manual).
4 After finishing necessary procedure, restart PC and make sure that the following message appears on your PC.
"ASPInDOS.SYS Installation successful"
5 Start Windows and confirm that the printer and/or scanner is recognized by PC using SCSI utility in EZ-SCSI program group or Show Configuration in KX-PS8000 Utilities program group.
If the printer and/or the scanner are not recognized, please refer to KX-PS8000 Operating Instructions manual and recheck SCSI ID or terminator settings.

$$ \text { DEVICE } = \text { ASPInDOS.SYS (n = 2, 4, 8 etc.) } $$

■ Windows 95 users

1 Confirm that the SCSI host adapter is installed in your PC correctly.
2 Click Start and select Settings, then click Control Panel.
3 Double-click the System icon from the Control Panel.
4 Click Device Manager tab.

If the SCSI host adapter does not exist or displayed with the exclamation mark!, SCSI driver is not installed correctly. Reinstall the SCSI driver (refer to SCSI host adapter users manual).

5 If the SCSI driver is installed correctly, confirm that the printer and/or the scanner is recognized by PC using SCSI utility in EZ-SCSI program or Show Configuration in KX-PS8000 Utilities program.

If the printer and/or the scanner are not recognized, refer to the KX-PS8000 Operating Instructions manual and recheck the SCSI ID or terminator settings.

■ Windows NT 4.0 users

1 Confirm that the SCSI host adapter is installed in your PC correctly.
2 Click Start and select Settings, then click Control Panel.
3 Double-click the SCSI Adapters icon from the Control Panel. If the SCSI host adapter does not exist, SCSI driver is not installed correctly. Reinstall the SCSI driver (refer to SCSI host adapter users manual).
4 If the SCSI driver is installed correctly, confirm that the printer is recognized by PC using SCSI utility in EZ-SCSI program.

If the printer is not recognized, refer to the KX-PS8000 Operating Instructions manual and recheck the SCSI ID or terminator settings.

Print Quality and Required Memory

The following tables show how much memory is required for better printing performance. Increasing memory gives better printing quality.

The total amount of memory installed in the printer is reported on the Test Page.

When Using the Digital Duplicator Utility

Total Printer Memory	Selectable Print Quality Mode (Scanning Resolution)		Full-Size Print Area
16 MB(Standard)	Standard	300 x 300 dpi	Letter, A4, Legal
		600 x 300 dpi	Letter, A4, Legal*1
20 or 24 MB(Add 4MB or 8MB)	Standard	300 x 300 dpi	Letter, A4, Legal
		600 x 300 dpi
32 MB(Add 16MB)	Standard	300 x 300 dpi
		600 x 300 dpi
	Fine 600 x 600 dpi		Letter, A4, Legal*1
More than 48 MB(Add more than 32 MB)	Standard	300 x 300 dpi	Letter, A4, Legal
		600 x 300 dpi
		600 x 600 dpiFine
	Enhanced	600 x 600 dpi

*1 Legal size is ineffective when a color image type (Color Printed Photo or Color Glossy Photo) is selected.

■ Printing Resolution

The printing resolution of each mode is as follows.

Standard 600 x 600 dpi

Fine 600 x 600 dpi

Enhanced 600 x 1200 dpi

When Using the Printer Driver

Total Memory	Selectable Print Quality Mode	Printable without Memory Overflow
16 MB(Standard)		Letter, A4, LegalFast
	Standard (600 dpi)	Letter, A4*1
20 MB (Add 4MB)	Standard (600 dpi)	Letter, A4, Legal
64 MB (Add 48MB)	High Quality (1200 dpi)	Letter, A4*1
80 MB (Add 64 MB)		Letter, A4, Legal

(300 dpi)

*1 Documents can be printed on Legal size paper when the print style is set to Color Graphics ( P. 115, 127) provided the data size of the document is small.

Note:

- More than 32 MB is required on the printer to use “Printer memory usage” in the printer driver ( P. 120, 140).

A

ADF tray .....13, 16, 20, 28, 30, 39, 49, 54, 77

Adjust tab, scanner function .....83

Adjusting colors intensity, Scanner function .100-107

Using Gamma Correction .....104

Using Hyper-Tetra Adjustment .....100, 141

Adjusting overall color of an image .....40

Adjusting specific color of an image .....43

Adjusting the Color, Printer function .....141

Using Density Adjustment .....146

Using Hyper-Tetra Adjustment .....141

Advanced tab, printer function .....126

Alternate drivers....136

Installing 137

Appendix 150

Apply 46,101,105

Area Duplicate 10,48-73

Canceling an area 56

Creating mirror image 60

Creating multiple images 61

Creating negative image 60

Deleting an image 66

Duplicating an image 63

Enlarging to fit on paper 64

Moving an area 55, 57

Moving an area to the front .....66

Moving an area to the back .....66

Pasting an area .52

Resizing an area 56, 57

Selecting an area 52

Using template function 67

Zooming an image 65

Auto, tray selection .....114, 125

B

B/W Halftone, Photo, original image type .....7

B/W Text Start button....8

B/W Text, original image type .....7

Background Reduction....10, 26

Black, monochrome color .....9

Black & White 2colors, image type ..78, 82-84, 94

Black & White Halftone, image type . . . .78, 82, 94

Black & White Photo, image type .....78, 82, 94

Black Text, print style .....115, 127

Blue

Color Balance 144

Drop Out Color .....82, 99

Gamma Correction .....107

Brightness 83,142

C

Chroma 41, 44, 46, 101

Coated paper, media type 7

Color

Adjusting .....40-47, 100-107, 141-147

Deleting 47

Modifying 46

Overall 40

Specific 43-47

Color Adjust Entire Image .....10, 40, 41

Color Adjust Specific Point .....10, 43, 45

Color Adjustment .....101, 106, 142

Color Balance 103, 144

Color 8colors, image type .....78, 83, 84, 94

Color data 46, 47

Adjusting and saving 42

Deleting 47

Modifying 46

Color Depth 82,96

Color Graphics, print style ....115, 116, 127, 128

Color Halftone, image type .....78, 82, 95

Color management .....118

Color Photo, image type .....78, 84, 95

Color Photo, print style .....115, 116, 119, 127

Contrast 83,142

Copies 114

Copy Count 125

Corel PHOTO-PAINT .....75, 76

Custom, zoom 18, 19

Customize

Gamma curve .....104, 107

Paper Size 78

Zoom 81

Cyan, monochrome color .....9

D

Deleting

Color data 47

Digital Duplicator Utility setting .....36

Scanner settings 88

Details tab, printer function .....112

Density 7

Device Settings tab, printer function .....139

Digit window 58

Digital Duplicator Utility 5-73

B/W Text Start 9

Density 7

Media Type 7

Numeric keypad 8

Option buttons 7,10

Original Image Type .....7, 9

Output Color 8,9

Output Order 8

Page Mode 7,30

Paper Size 7

Reset 8

Start 8

Status display 6

Stop 8

Tray display 9

Tray Selection 7

Zoom 6,10,16-23

Dither 82,97

Document Options 127

Double Side Printing 7,30,148

Driver selection, scanner .....75, 76

16-bit 76

32-bit 75

Drop Out Color 82,99

E

Edge Emphasis 85

Energy Star 8

Enhanced, print quality .....28, 166

Enlarging an image .....16-23

Error Diffusion 82, 97, 98

Error messages .....151-162

Even Page 7,30

F

Factor Y, Drop Out Color .....82, 99

Fast, print quality .....117, 128, 167

Feed Out 13,50,77

Fine, print quality .....28, 166

Filter tab, scanner function .....85

Form to Tray Assignment .....140

Full color, image type .....78, 82, 84, 93

G

Gamma Correction 84, 104-107

Gray Scale, print style .....115, 119, 127

Green

Color Balance 103, 144

Drop Out Color 82,99

Gamma Correction 107

H

Halftone 82, 94, 95, 97

Height Zoom Value .....16, 18, 19

High quality, print quality .....117, 128, 167

Hints for scanning 93-99

Horizontal Shift .....24, 25

Hue 41, 44, 46, 101, 142

Hyper-Tetra Adjustment . . .84, 100, 118, 129, 141

Color Adjustment 101, 142

Color Balance 103, 144

|

Image Color Matching (ICM) .....118

Image Size 80, 81

Image tab, scanner function .....82

Image Type 78, 82-84, 93

Indicators 10

J

Jam Recovery ON 39

L

Label, media type .....7

Lightness 41, 44, 46, 101

Loading

Digital Duplicator Utility settings . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Scanner setting 88

Lower, tray selection .....114, 125

M

Magenta, monochrome color .....9

Media type 7,31,114,125

Memorize Settings .....10, 32-36

Deleting 36

Loading 35

Saving 33

Memory, printer 120, 139, 166

Metafile Spooling 129

Microsoft Word 148

Index

Middle, tray selection .....114, 125

Mirror, Filter tab 85

Mirror image .....10, 29, 60, 85, 119, 129

MPT (multi-purpose tray), tray selection .114, 125

Multi-page print 20

N

Negative, Filter tab ....85

Negative image 29, 60, 85

Negative/Positive 10, 29, 50, 60

Numeric keypad 8

0

Odd page 7,30

Option buttons 10

Option tab, printer function .....118

Orientation 113, 125

Original Image Type 7

Other Settings 11, 37, 38, 39

Output, Scale tab .....81

Output Color 9

Output Order 8,113,129

Output Size, Scale tab .....81

P

Page Mode 7,30

Page Setup tab, printer function .....124

Paper size ....7, 78, 113, 124 source ....114, 125 trays ....114, 125

Paper/Output 126

Paper 2nd side, media type .....7, 31, 114, 125

Paper tab, printer function .....113

Parameter 105, 106

Plain paper, media type .....7, 114, 125

Ports tab, printer function .....132

Presentation, print style .....115, 127

Prescan 13, 49, 77

Preview 142

Preview Zoom 13

Print as a mirror image .....119, 129

Print Preview 12-15

Resizing 14

Print quality .....28, 117, 128, 166, 167

Enhanced 28,166

Fast 117, 128, 167

Fine 28,166

High quality .....117, 128, 167

Standard .....28, 117, 128, 166, 167

Print Quality and Required Memory .....166, 167

Print Style, Advanced tab .....127

Print style, Quality tab ....115

Print to port 112

Printer Driver 109-149

Advanced tab 126

Details tab 112

Device Settings tab 139

Double Side Printing 148

Quality tab 115

Option tab 118

Page Setup tab ....124

Paper tab 113

Ports tab 132

Memory tab 120

Sharing tab 136

Printer Function 109-149

Printer memory, Device Settings tab .....139

Printer memory, Memory tab ....120

Printer memory usage, Device Settings tab . . .140

Printer memory usage, Memory tab .....121

Q

Quality 10, 28, 117, 128, 166, 167

Quality tab 115

R

Red

Color Balance 103, 144

Drop Out Color....82,99

Gamma Correction .....107

Reducing an image .....16-19

Repeat window 61

Reset/Restore ....8, 41, 44, 80-82, 84, 85, 114, 117, 119, 143

Resizing an image .....56-58, 91

Resolution .....28, 80, 81, 91, 117, 128

RGB, Gamma Correction .....107

S

Saving 33, 45, 87

Color data 45

Digital Duplicator Utility settings .....33

Scanner settings 87

Saturation 142

Scale mode 80, 81

Resolution 80

Zoom 81

Scale tab, scanner function .....80

Scan button 77

Scan Size 78,81

Scanner Drivers 75-107

Adjust tab 83

Filter tab 85

Image tab 82

Image Type 78,93

Paper Size 78

Scale tab 80

Scan Size 78

Scanner Function 75-107

Scanner glass 12, 28

Scanner setting

Deleting 88

Loading 88

Saving 87

Scanning an area of an image 89

Scanning area....89-91

Moving 90

Resizing 91

Selecting 89

SCSI port 133

installing 133

Segment 15, 17, 21

Selection area ....52, 53, 55, 56

Canceling 56

Creating 52

Moving .....55

Printing 54

Resizing 56

Setting window 86

Sharing the printer 137

Sharing tab, printer function .....136

Shift Direction 24, 25

Shifting an image 10, 24, 25

Sleep mode 8

Smoothing 85

Specific color editor .....43, 45-47

Standard, print quality . . . .28, 117, 128, 166, 167

Start button 8

Status display 6, 161, 162

Stop button 8

T

Template function 67

Saving a template file 70

Loading a template file .....71

Deleting a template file .....72

Deactivating template function .....73

Transparency, media type .....7, 114, 125

Tray display 9

Tray selection 7,114,125

Threshold 83

Troubleshooting 151-165

Digital Duplicator Utility .....151

Printer Driver 154-160

Scanner 152, 153

SCSI 163-165

Status Display 161, 162

U

Unit of measurement 37

Upper, tray selection .....114, 125

Use Hyper-Tetra Adjustment . . .84, 100, 118, 141

V

Vertical Shift .....24, 25

W

W-H Uniform 17, 19, 80

White level 84

Width Zoom value 16, 18, 19

Windows 3.1 .....5, 76, 111, 141, 146, 154, 163

Windows 95 . .5, 75, 109, 118, 141, 146, 156, 164

Windows NT 4.0 5, 75, 122-140, 141, 146, 159, 165

Y

Yellow, monochrome color .....9

Z

Zoom 10, 16-23, 81

Multiple pages print .....20-23

Zoom Down 43

Zoom Up 43

Zoom Value 6, 16, 18, 59, 81, 92

Zooming an entire image 92