Konica Minolta MAGICOLOR 2300 - Manual (Page 45)

Selecting a Message Window Language 35
Engine Menu
Energy Saver Set the length of time until the printer enters Energy Saver
mode after it no longer receives print jobs or is not
operated.
If a print job is received while the printer is in Energy Saver
mode, the printer warms up, then returns to normal print
mode before starting to print.
Auto Continue When set to On, the printer continues printing if the
specified tray is not loaded with paper of the correct size.
The Auto Continue setting can also be changed while
printing. If this is done, the setting will remain valid for
future print jobs.
Chaining
Tray (only
available if
optional Tray
2 [lower
feeder unit
media tray] is
present) When set to On, the printer automatically switches to a
different media tray containing paper of the same size and
type and continues printing if the specified tray runs out of
paper.
When set to Off, the printer stops and displays a message
indicating that paper should be loaded into the specified
tray if the specified tray runs out of paper.
Change Toner
Sz (Size) Use this submenu to change the toner cartridge capacity.
Yellow, magenta, and cyan toner cartridge sizes available
are standard capacity (1,500 pages) and high capacity
(4,500 pages). Black cartridges available are high capacity
(4,500 pages).
Replace Toner By selecting the color of the toner cartridge that you want to
replace, the carousel is automatically repositioned so that
the selected toner cartridge can be removed. Refer to
“Replacing a Toner Cartridge” on page 55.
Toner Empty Specifies whether or not printing is possible after the toner
is empty.
When set to Stop, printing stops when the toner is empty
and the message REPLACE TONER/XXXX appears.
When set to Continue, printing can continue even after the
toner is empty. Although printing is possible, the colors may
be different. Replace the toner cartridge as soon as
possible.
For details on replacing the toner cartridge, refer to “Steps
for Replacing a Toner Cartridge” on page 56.