Dell 5210n Mono Laser Printer ユーザーガイド

プリンタ各部の名称とはたらき

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プリンタの特徴

操作パネルについて

操作パネルの使用

プリンタの特徴

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このプリンタには、2 種類の機種があります。以下の表に、それぞれの違いを示します。

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各機種の装備

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以下の図は、標準ネットワークおよびフル装備のプリンタを示しています。プリンタに用紙処理用のオプションを追加すると、外観はフル装備されたプリンタに近い状態になります。

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アスタリスク（*）の付いている項目はオプションです。給紙オプションの取り付けについての詳細は、「オプションの取り付けと取り外し」、またはオプションに付属の説明書類を参照してください。

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以下に表示されているオプションを購入するには、www.dell.com を参照するか、担当のデルセールス担当者にお問い合わせください。

標準ネットワーク

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フル装備

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5210n

5310n

給紙容量

600 枚

（500 枚給紙カセット + 100 枚多目的フィーダ）

600 枚

（500 枚給紙カセット + 100 枚多目的フィーダ）

排紙容量

250 枚

標準メモリ

64 MB

128 MB

最大メモリ容量

576 MB

640 MB

メモ：プリンタの機種番号は操作パネルに表示されています。

番号：

部品：

1

標準排紙トレイ（250 枚）

2

操作パネル

3

多目的フィーダ（100 枚）

4

標準カセット（500 枚）

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操作パネルについて

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メモ：オプションとして用紙カセットを 4 つまで、またはカセット 3 つと両面印刷ユニットを 1 つ取り付けることができます。

番号：

部品：

1

排紙増量器（650 枚）

2

カセット 1/標準カセット（500 枚）

3

両面印刷ユニット（500 枚）

4

封筒フィーダ（85 枚）

5

カセット 2（250/500 枚）

6

カセット 3（250/500 枚）

7

カセット 4（250/500 枚）

警告：床面に設置する場合は、安定性を確保するための器具が別途必要になります。給紙オプションを複数使用している場合や、両面印刷ユニットと給紙オプションを

合わせて使用している場合は、プリンタスタンドまたはプリンタベースのどちらかを必ず使用してください。

番

号：

名称：

説明：

1

インジケータランプ

オン、ビジー、アイドル、ジョブの処理中、またはユーザーの操作が必要など、プリンタの状態を示します。

l 消灯：電源が入っていません。

l 緑（点灯）：電源がオンでアイドル状態です。

l 緑（点滅）：ウォームアップ中、データの処理中、またはジョブの印刷中です。

l 黄色（点灯）：ユーザーの操作が必要です。

2

［メニュー］ボ

タン

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メニューインデックスを表示します。

メモ：メニューインデックスを表示するには、プリンタが準備完了状態になっている必要があります。プリンタの準備が完了していない場合は、メニューを表示

できないことを示すメッセージが表示されます。

3

ナビゲーショ

ンボタン

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リストを上下に移動します。

上または下矢印ボタンを押すごとに、カーソルが一行ずつリスト内を移動します。カーソルが画面の一番下にあるときに下矢印ボタンを押すと、次の画面が表示

されます。

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メニューインデックス間での移動など、画面内を移動します。右または左矢印ボタンを使用すると、画面に表示しきれないテキストをスクロールして表示すること

もできます。

操作パネルの使用

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プリンタ設定を簡単に変更するための多くのメニューが用意されています。以下の表に、操作パネルに表示されるメニューインデックスと、各メニューインデックスから使用できるメニュー項目を示しま

す。メニューおよびメニュー項目についての詳細は、「操作パネルのメニューについて」を参照してください。

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4

［設定］ボタン

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選択した操作を実行します。リンク先に進む、設定項目を送信する、ジョブを開始またはキャンセルするなどの操作を行う場合は［設定］ボタンを押します。

5

［戻る］ボタン

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最後に表示した画面に戻ります。

メモ：［戻る］ボタンを押した場合、画面上で行った変更は適用されません。

6

［キャンセル］

ボタン

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プリンタで実行している機械的な操作を中止します。［キャンセル］ボタンを押すと、「停止中」というメッセージが表示されます。プリンタの動作が停止すると、操

作パネルのステータス行に「停止中」と表示され、オプションの一覧が表示されます。

7

画面

プリンタの現在の状況を示すメッセージやグラフィック、プリンタで発生している可能性のある解決すべき問題が表示されます。

操作パネルは、4 行表示に対応した、バックライト付きのグレースケール画面で、グラフィックとテキストを表示できます。

メニュー

メニュー項目

用紙メニュー

l 標準設定給紙源

l 用紙大きさ/種類

l 多目的フィーダを設定

l 封筒の拡張

l 代替サイズ

l 用紙表面粗さ

l 用紙の厚さ

l 用紙のセット

l ユーザー定義

l ユニバーサルセットアップ

l トレイ設定

レポート

l メニュー設定ページ

l デバイス統計

l ネットワーク設定ページ

l ネット <x> 設定

l プロファイルリスト

l NetWare 設定ページ

l フォントを印刷

l ディレクトリを印刷

設定

l セットアップメニュー

l 仕上メニュー

l 品質メニュー

l ユーティリティメニュー

l PostScript メニュー

l PCL メニュー

l HTML メニュー

l イメージメニュー

セキュリティ

l ジョブ期限切れ

ネットワーク/ポート

l TCP/IP

l 標準ネットワーク

l ネットワーク <x>

l 標準 USB

l USB <x>

l パラレル

l パラレル <x>

l NetWare

l AppleTalk

付録  
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デルテクニカルサポートのご利用条件 
デルへのお問い合わせ 
保証および返品条件 
デルテクニカルサポートのご利用条件 
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技術者によるテクニカルサポートをお受けいただくには、トラブルシューティングに対するお客様のご協力とご自身での操作が必要となります。サポートでは、オペレーティングシステム、ソフトウェア、ハ
ードウェアなどの出荷時の設定への復元と、プリンタおよびデルが取り付けを行ったすべてのハードウェアの機能の適正についての確認を行います。技術者によるこのテクニカルサポートのほかに、デ
ルサポートでのオンラインテクニカルサポートもご利用いただけます。テクニカルサポートの追加オプションをご購入いただくことができます。 
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デルでは、プリンタおよびデルがインストールを行ったすべてのソフトウェアと周辺機器に対して、限定テクニカルサポートを提供しています。Software & Peripherals（DellWare）、ReadyWare、
Custom Factory Integration（CFI/DellPlus）などから購入およびインストールされたものを含む、サードパーティ製ソフトウェアおよび周辺機器に対するサポートは、それらの製造元により提供さ
れます。 
デルへのお問い合わせ 
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デルサポートには、support.dell.com からアクセスできます。最初に表示されるページで地域を選択して必要な情報を入力すると、ヘルプツールおよび情報にアクセスできます。  
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オンラインでのデルへのお問い合わせには、以下のアドレスをご利用ください。 
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l インターネット 
www.dell.com/ 
www.dell.com/ap/（アジア太平洋諸国のみ） 
www.euro.dell.com（ヨーロッパのみ） 
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ftp.dell.com/ 
ログインユーザー名： anonymous、およびお客様の E メールアドレスとパスワードを使用します。 
 
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l E メールサポートサービス  
[email protected]  
[email protected]  
[email protected]（アジア太平洋諸国のみ）  
support.euro.dell.com（ヨーロッパのみ） 
http://support.jp.dell.com/jp/jp/tech/email/（日本のみ） 
 
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l E メール見積りサービス  
[email protected] 
[email protected]（アジア太平洋諸国のみ） 
 
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l E メール情報サービス  
[email protected] 
 
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Dell Inc.（以下「デル」）は、ハードウェア製品の製造のために、新品、または業界標準の慣例に従い新品と同等とみなされる部品およびコンポーネントを使用しています。お使いのプリンタに対するデル
の保証についての詳細は、『
オーナーズマニュアル
』を参照してください。 

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情報とその入手先

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必要な情報

入手先

l プリンタドライバ

l

ユーザーズガイド

Drivers and Utilities CD

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ドライバをアンインストール/再インストールしたり、説明書類を参照したりするときにこの CD を使用します。

CD には Readme ファイルが含まれている場合があります。Readme ファイルには、プリンタの技術的な変更に関する最新情報や、熟練ユーザ

ーや技術者のための高度な技術資料が示されています。

プリンタのセットアップ方法

セットアップ図

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l 安全に関する情報

l プリンタのセットアップ方法と使用方法

l 保証に関する情報

オーナーズマニュアル

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エクスプレスサービスコードとサービスタグナン

バー

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このラベルは、プリンタの前面カバーの下にあります。

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l プリンタ用の最新ドライバ

l テクニカルサービスおよびサポートに関

する質問への回答

l プリンタのマニュアル

デルサポートホームページ： support.dell.com

デルサポートホームページでは、次のようなオンラインツールを提供しています。

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l カスタマケア - デルへの連絡先、オーダーステータス（お届け予約案内）、保証、修理に関する情報を提供します。

l ダウンロード - ドライバをダウンロードします。

l レファレンス - プリンタの説明書類と製品仕様を参照できます。

l Windows XP の使用方法

l プリンタの説明書類

Windows XP のヘルプとサポートセンター

1. ［スタート］、［ヘルプとサポート］の順にクリックします。

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24x 紙詰り、カセット x を調べ

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各トレイを開いて詰まっている用紙をすべて取り除きます。

* 紙詰まりを取り除いたら、［設定］ボタンを押して印刷を続行します。

紙詰まりはいくつかの場所で発生する可能性がありますが、操作パネルに表示される紙詰まりメッセージを確認することで比較的簡単に解消することができます。

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紙詰まりは、プリンタ前面、プリンタ内部、プリンタ背面の 3 箇所で発生する可能性があります。プリンタ前面では、給紙オプションまたは両面印刷カセットで発生する可能性があります。プリンタ内部で

は、2 箇所で発生する可能性があり、詰まった紙を取り除くにはカートリッジを取り外す必要があります。また、プリンタ背面、またはオプションの排紙トレイでも発生する可能性があります。

200/201 紙詰り、カートリッジを取り外す

1. プリンタ前面の突起を引いて多目的フィーダを下ろします。

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2. リリースラッチを右に押して上部の前面カバーを開きます。

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3. カートリッジを持ち上げてプリンタから引き出します。

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4. カートリッジを横に置きます。

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メモ：紙詰まりの除去についての以下の説明は順不同なように見えますが、印刷経路に詰まっている用紙を簡単に取り除けるようにグループ分けされています（⇒「紙詰まりの場所の特定」）。

警告：プリンタ内部が高温になっている場合があります。プリンタの温度が下がるまで内部の部品には触れないでください。

注意：カートリッジの底面にある感光体ドラムには触れないでください。カートリッジを持つ場合は、必ず取っ手を持ってください。

メモ：カートリッジに長時間光を当てないようにしてください。

5. 用紙を自分の方向へ引き出します。

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6. トナーカートリッジを取り付け部分に合わせて、セットし直します。

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7. 上部の前面カバーを閉じます。

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8. 多目的フィーダを閉じます。

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メモ：用紙にトナーがしっかりと付着していない場合があるので、衣類や肌に付かないよう気をつけてください。

注意：用紙を引き出せない場合は、無理に引き出そうとしないで、プリンタの背面ドアから取り除いてください。

警告：用紙を取り除く際に先のとがったものを使用しないでください。怪我をしたりプリンタを破損させる危険性があります。

9. ［設定］ボタンを押します。

202 紙詰り、後ろドアを開く

1. プリンタから用紙が排出されかかっている場合は、そのまま引き出して［設定］ボタンを押します。これ以外の場合は、手順 2 に進みます。

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2. プリンタの背面ドアを開きます。

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3. 詰まっている用紙を取り除きます。

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4. 背面ドアを閉じます。

5. ［設定］ボタンを押します。

警告：プリンタ内部が高温になっている場合があります。プリンタの温度が下がるまで内部の部品には触れないでください。

警告：用紙を取り除く際に先のとがったものを使用しないでください。怪我をしたりプリンタを破損させる危険性があります。

23x 紙詰り、両面後ろドアを開く

1. 両面印刷ユニットの背面ドアを開きます。

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2. 詰まっている用紙を取り除きます。

用紙が詰まっている場所によって、上に引く場合と下に引く場合があります。

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3. 両面印刷ユニットの背面ドアを閉じます。

カチッ

と所定の位置に戻もどるまで押します。

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4. ［設定］ボタンを押します。

23x/24x 紙詰り

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この部分の紙詰まりは、カセットの斜面または複数のカセットにまたがって発生する場合があります。紙詰まりを取り除くには、以下の手順に従っていください。

1. 用紙カセットを開き、詰まっている用紙を取り除きます。

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2. 両面印刷カセットを開き、用紙を引き出します。

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3. オプションのカセットを上から順番に開き、詰まっている用紙を取り除きます。

用紙を上または下に引きます。用紙を簡単に引き出せない場合は、別の方向に引きます。

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4. ［設定］ボタンを押します。

250 紙詰り、多目的フィーダを調べる

1. 多目的フィーダから用紙を取り除きます。

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