<Printer>

All the settings related to the printer are listed with descriptions. Default settings are marked with a dagger (


Asterisks () Settings marked with "1" may not be displayed depending on the model you are using, options, or other setting items. Settings marked with "*2" cannot be imported or exported. Priority of settings If a print setting is specified both from the printer driver and the operation panel of the machine, the specification from the printer driver overrides that from the operation panel. The specification from the operation panel becomes effective in some specific cases, such as when printing from UNIX or other operating system that does not support printer drivers.

Asterisks (*)

Settings marked with "*1" may not be displayed depending on the model you are using, options, or other setting items.

Settings marked with "*2" cannot be imported or exported.

Priority of settings

If a print setting is specified both from the printer driver and the operation panel of the machine, the specification from the printer driver overrides that from the operation panel. The specification from the operation panel becomes effective in some specific cases, such as when printing from UNIX or other operating system that does not support printer drivers.

<Printer Settings>

Configure settings about printing and printer operations.

<Prioritize Driver Settings When Printing>

Select whether printing is performed in accordance with the printer driver's settings for paper size and type taking priority over the settings made for each paper source under <Paper Settings> in the Home screen. By selecting <On>, you can print from the paper source specified in the printer driver, regardless of the paper settings on the machine. An error message can be set to display if the loaded paper size is largely different from that set in the printer driver.

<Multi-Purpose Tray>

<Off>

<On>

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select the paper source

Select <On> in <Prioritize Driver Settings>

Select <Force Output> or <Display Error>

<Apply>

<Force Output>
Continue printing even when the paper size setting in the printer driver and the loaded paper are largely different.

<Display Error>
When the paper size setting in the printer driver and the loaded paper are largely different, an error message is displayed and printing is stopped.


If the printer driver's settings do not match the size and type of loaded paper with <On> selected, a paper jam or printing error may occur.


Even if you select <Display Error>, multiple pages may be printed.

<Copies>

Set the number of copies to print.

to 999

<Menu>

Set the number of copies to print

<Apply>

<2-Sided Printing> *1

Select whether to make 2-sided printouts.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<2-Sided Printing>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Default Paper>

Set the default paper size and type. Printing will be performed with paper of the size and type set here when you want to print from an OS not supporting printer drivers or from a mobile device or other device not supporting paper size and type settings. Available Paper

<Menu>

Select the paper size

Select the paper type

<Paper Size Override>

Select whether to switch between printing on A4 and Letter size paper if one of these paper sizes is loaded but the other is not. When you select <On>, if you specify A4 size paper to print from the computer but A4 size paper is not loaded in the machine, it will print your document on Letter size paper.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>


You can specify print settings, such as the number of copies or 1-sided/2-sided printing, from an application or the printer driver. However, the <Paper Size Override> setting can only be specified on the machine.

<Print Quality>

You can change settings related to print quality.

<Density> *1

Adjust the toner density.

Yellow/Magenta/Cyan/Black

17 Levels

17 Levels

<Menu>

Adjust the density of each color

<Apply>


You can use <Fine Adjust> to adjust the toner density of each color to three density levels: high density, medium density, and low density.

When <Toner Save> is set to <On>, you cannot set this item.

<Toner Save>

You can save toner consumption. Select <On> when you want to check the layout or other appearance characteristics before proceeding to final printing of a large job.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Gradation>

Specify the processing method used to reproduce gradation. <High 2> gives finer gradation than <High 1>.

<Menu>

Select <High 1> or <High 2>

This setting is only available when <Resolution> is set to <600 dpi>.

<Density Fine Adjustment>

When fine lines or small text are faded, increase the density to give less faded print.

Five Levels

<Menu>

Adjust the adjustment value

<Apply>

A change in the density affects objects other than text or lines and the color balance.

This setting is only available when <Resolution> is set to <1200 dpi>.

<Resolution>

Specify the resolution to be used for print data processing.

<1200 dpi>

<600 dpi>

<Menu>

Select <1200 dpi> or <600 dpi>

<Special Smoothing Mode>

Specify the mode to print data with a smooth finish. If the quality of the printout is not acceptable in <Mode 1> (default), try another mode.

<Menu>

Select the mode

<Mode 1>
Prints an outline of dark text or a figure with a smooth finish. This is the optimal mode for various types of printing.

<Mode 2>
Prints figure outline and internal halftones with a smooth finish.

<Mode 3>
Prints dark text or lines on an area with a colored background with a smooth finish.

<Mode 4>
Prints an image such as a photo or an outline of a figure or text with a smooth finish.

<Mode 5>
Prints an image and halftones with an even balance.

<Mode 6>
Prints the entire image with a smooth finish.

When <Error Diffusion> is set to <On> in <Halftones>, printing in modes other than <Mode 5> all produces the same results.

When <Resolution> is set to <1200 dpi>, all settings other than <Mode 6> produce the same result.

<Toner Volume Correction>

When the toner volume for text or lines exceeds the limit value of the machine, make a correction so that the toner volume does not exceed the limit value.

<Menu>

Select the item

<Standard>
Adjusts the toner supply amount so that proper resolution is ensured for text and lines, and that proper color tone is ensured for other types of print data.

<Gradation Priority>
Adjusts the toner supply amount so that proper color tone is ensured for all types of print data.

<Text Priority>
Adjusts the toner supply amount so that proper resolution is ensured for all types of print data.

<Line Control>

Specify the processing method used to reproduce lines.

<Menu>

Select <Resolution Priority> or <Gradation Priority>

<Resolution Priority>
Draws lines with the same resolution as for text.

<Gradation Priority>
Draws lines while maintaining color and gradation.

<Width Adjustment>

Configure a setting to print text or fine lines in bold.

<Off>

<On>

<Text>

<Line>

<Menu>

<On>

Select the target

If you set to <On>, the printing speed may be slower or image quality may be affected.

Even if you set to <On>, bold printing may not be possible depending on the printing application.

<Advanced Smoothing>

Configure the smoothing setting to print the outline of graphics (e.g., illustrations created using applications) or text with a smooth finish.

Select whether to perform smoothing processing. <Level 2> prints an outline with a smoother finish than <Level 1>. First try with <Level 1>.

<Off>

<Menu>

Select the item

<Apply to Graphics> *1

Specify whether to apply smoothing processing to graphics when <Advanced Smoothing> is set to <Level 1> or <Level 2>.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Apply to Text> *1

Specify whether to apply smoothing processing to the text when <Advanced Smoothing> is set to <Level 1> or <Level 2>.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

The settings of <Apply to Graphics> and <Apply to Text> are only effective when [Advanced Smoothing] is set to [Printer Default] in the printer driver.

<Gradation Smoothing>

Configure the smoothing setting to print the gradation (color density) of graphics (e.g., illustrations created using applications) or bit map images with a smooth finish.

Select whether to perform smoothing processing. <Level 2> prints an outline with a smoother finish than <Level 1>. First try with <Level 1>.

<Off>

<Menu>

Select the item

<Apply to Graphics> *1

Specify whether to apply smoothing processing to graphics when <Gradation Smoothing> is set to <Level 1> or <Level 2>.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Apply to Images> *1

Specify whether to apply smoothing processing to images when <Gradation Smoothing> is set to <Level 1> or <Level 2>.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

[Gradation Smoothing] in the printer driver applies only to graphics data. The setting configured here applies to smoothing processing for image data.

<Enhance Text for B&W Printing>

When printing a color document in black and white, using this item adjusts the density of text to make it more legible. This is useful and effective for printing in black and white a color document containing light-colored text.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

This item does not apply to text drawn as graphics or images.

This item has no effect on PDF print data.

If you set this item to <Off> when printing documents that contain light-colored text, the text is printed thinner than when <On> is selected, so it may be more or less illegible.

Even when this item is set to <Off>, the print result may be such that text looks emphasized. If so, also set <Advanced Smoothing> to <Off>. <Advanced Smoothing>

<Layout>

Specify the page layout settings such as binding position and margin values.

<Binding Location>

If you are binding the printouts with a binding tool such as a stapler, use this item to specify whether to bind on the long or short edge. Specify the setting of this item in combination with <Gutter>, which specifies the binding margin to apply to the binding position.

<Menu>

Select <Long Edge> or <Short Edge>

<Long Edge>
Specify this to bind on the long edge of paper.

<Short Edge>
Specify this to bind on the short edge of paper.

<Gutter>

Shift the print position to adjust the binding margin to apply to the binding edge specified by <Binding Location>. The value "0.00" exerts no effect on the binding margin.

-1.90 to 0.00

to +1.90 (inches) or -50.0 to 00.0

to +50.0 (mm)

<Menu>

Specify the binding margin

<Apply>

Entering the setting value

Specify the print position shift direction and shift width. Whether the setting value is a "+" or "-" value determines the binding edge along which to adjust the binding margin. The margin width can be adjusted in 0.01" (0.5 mm) increments. Basic Operation

Setting Value	Long Edge	Short Edge
A value with a "+" sign	Left edge of paper	Top edge of paper
A value with a "-" sign	Right edge of paper	Bottom edge of paper

<Offset Short Edge/Offset Long Edge>

Irrespective of the paper source, you can shift the print position in units of "0.01" (0.5 mm)" for all print jobs.

-2.00 to 0.00

to +2.00 (inches) or -50.0 to 00.0

to +50.0 (mm)

<Menu>

Select the combination of adjustment direction and printing side

Specify the offset value

<Apply>

<Offset Short Edge (Front)>/<Offset Long Edge (Front)>

Shifts the print position on the side of paper facing up.

<Offset Short Edge (Back)>/<Offset Long Edge (Back)>

Shifts the print position on the side of paper facing down.

Entering the setting value

For <Offset Short Edge (Front)>/<Offset Short Edge (Back)>, specify a value with a "+" sign to shift the print position in the left-to-right direction. For <Offset Long Edge (Front)>/<Offset Long Edge (Back)>, specify a value with a "+" sign to shift the print position in the up-to-down direction. To shift in the reverse direction, specify a value with a "-" sign. Basic Operation

<Auto Skip Error>

Printing stops if a certain error occurs in the process. However, if you set this item to <On>, the certain error will be skipped and printing can continue. Normally, set this item to <Off>.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Timeout>

Set the time period after which the current print job is automatically canceled in the case of a print data reception interruption.

5 to 15

to 300 (sec.)

<Menu>

Set the time period

<Apply>

<Personality>

Specify the mode in which the machine should operate when the format of document data is unknown.

<Auto>

<PDF>

<XPS>

<Menu>

Select the Personality mode

<Color Mode>

Select whether to print data in color or black and white.

<Menu>

Select <Auto (Color/B&W)> or <Black & White>

<Compressed Image Output>

Specify the operation that is to be performed when the image quality has degraded due to insufficient memory during printing.

<Menu>

Select <Output> or <Display Error>

<Output>
Continues printing regardless of how much the image quality has degraded.

<Display Error>
If the image quality has degraded significantly, an error message is displayed, and printing is stopped.

<Prioritize MP Tray>

Specify whether to feed paper from the manual feed slot when Auto Select Paper is enabled. If <On> is selected, paper is fed from the manual feed slot when paper of the same size and same type is loaded in both the manual feed slot and paper drawer.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

<UFR II>

You can change the settings that become effective when printing from the UFR II printer driver.

<Halftones>

You can select the printing method used to reproduce halftones (the intermediate range between the lighter and darker areas of an image) for optimal image quality.

This mode is suitable for printing data with text and thin lines and the curved lines of CAD data, etc.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

This setting is only available when <Resolution> is set to <600 dpi>.

The stability of the texture and fixed toner may be reduced when <Error Diffusion> is used.

<Resolution/Gradation> *1

Select a method used to reproduce halftones, if <Error Diffusion> is set to <Off>. This option can be specified for each image type in any one document.

<Text>

<Image>

<Menu>

Select the type of image

Select <Resolution> or <Gradation>

Type of image

Select the object for which to change the setting. <Text> represents letters and characters, <Graphics> represents lines and figures, and <Image> represents photos and images.

Setting value

<Resolution>
Produces a fine print with clear edges of text. It is suitable for printing characters and fine lines.

<Gradation>
Produces a print with smooth gradation or smooth edges. It is suitable for printing figures or graphs containing gradation areas.

<Matching Method>

Specify the processing method used to correct the color.

<Menu>

Select the item

<General>
Performs processing so that the color tone is suitable for printing general papers such as photos or documents.

<Perceptual>
Performs processing so that the color tone is suitable for printing bitmap images. When this item is selected, an image is printed in the colors closest to those displayed on the monitor.

<Colorimetric>
Minimizes a color variance that occurs when RGB data is converted to CMYK data.

<Vivid Photo>
Performs processing so that the color tone is deeper and more vivid than <General>.

<Gray Compensation>

Configures a setting so that black or gray data of which color information is "R = G = B" is printed using only the K (black) toner. If <Off> is selected, data is printed using the toner of four colors: CMYK. This option can be specified for each image type in any one document.

<Text>

<Off>

<On>

<Off>

<On>

<Image>

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select the type of image

Select <Off> or <On>

<Paper Save>

Specify whether to disable a blank page in print data from being output.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Imaging Settings>

You can change the print settings that will apply when printing image files (JPEG/TIFF).

<Halftones>

You can change the printing method used to reproduce halftones (the intermediate range between the lighter and darker areas of an image) for optimal image quality.

<Menu>

Select <Gradation> or <Error Diffusion>

<Gradation>
Prints images with fine gradation, such as digital camera images, with a smooth finish.

<Error Diffusion>
This mode is suitable for printing data with text and thin lines and the curved lines of CAD data, etc.

The stability of the texture and fixed toner may be reduced when <Error Diffusion> is used.

<PDF>

You can change settings for PDF files.

<Enlarge/Reduce to Fit Paper Size>

Specify whether to enlarge or reduce the original according to the print range of paper. Note that size enlargement/reduction will not affect the aspect ratio of the original.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Enlarge Print Area>

Specify whether to extend the print range to the paper size.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select <Off> or <On>

If you specify <On>, it may occur that edge-adjacent portions of page are not printed or that printouts come out partially smudged depending on the original.

<N on 1>

Specify whether to shrink multiple pages and print them on one page in such arrangement that the first page is positioned at top left. For example, to print 4 pages onto a single sheet, select <4 on 1>.

<Off>

<2 on 1>

<4 on 1>

<6 on 1>

<8 on 1>

<9 on 1>

<16 on 1>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select the number of pages to be combined

<Print Comments>

Specify whether to print comments. If you specify <Auto>, comments in PDF files will be printed.

<Off>

<Auto>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select <Off> or <Auto>

<Line Refinement>

Specify whether to use processing that standardizes the thickness of fine lines.

<On>

<Off>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select the item

<On>
Standardizes the thickness of fine lines.

<On (Slim)>
Standardizes and slims down the thickness of fine lines. Lines may become too fine and/or indistinct.

<Off>
Does not standardize the thickness of fine lines. Depending on drawing position and the angle of the line, fine lines may be drawn thicker or may not be uniform.

<Pure Black Text>

Configures a setting so that black text of which color information is "R = G = B = 0%," "C = M = Y = 100%," or "C = M = Y = 0%/K = 100%" is printed using only the K (black) toner. When <Off> is selected, text is printed based on the <Output Profile> setting.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Black Overprint> *1

Specify the printing method used when black text overlaps a colored background or figure. This option is not displayed when <Pure Black Text> is set to <Off>.

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select <Off> or <On>

<Off>
Outlines black text from a colored background or figure first, then prints black text in the outlined part. Printouts may be faded much more than <On>, or text may be outlined.

<On>
Prints all the colored backgrounds and figures, and overlaps black text on these backgrounds and figures using only the black (K) toner, then prints.

<RGB Source Profile> *2

Select the profile for RGB data according to the monitor you are using.

<sRGB>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select the profile

<sRGB>
Sets the image quality to the industry standard for general Windows computer monitors. If the monitor supports sRGB, data can be printed in the color tones closest to the displayed colors.

<Gamma 1.5> to <Gamma 2.4>
Adjusts the brightness of the print result to prevent the image quality of the brightest and darkest parts from being degraded. The greater the gamma value is, the darker the printed text or image becomes.

<None>
Carries out color separation from RGB data to CMYK data without applying an RGB source profile.

<CMYK Simulation Profile> *2

Select a simulation target to print the CMYK data. The machine converts CMYK data into a device dependent CMYK color model based on the simulation.

<JapanColor(Canon)>
<U.S. Web Coated v1.00(Canon)>
<Euro Standard v1.00(Canon)>
<None>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select the profile

<JapanColor(Canon)>
Set a JapanColor profile. Data is printed in the color tones closest to those of the Japanese printing standard.

<U.S. Web Coated v1.00(Canon)>
Set a U.S. Web Coated profile. Data is printed in the color tones closest to those of the U.S. printing standard.

<Euro Standard v1.00(Canon)>
Set a Euro Standard profile. Data is printed in the color tones closest to those of the European printing standard.

<None>
Prints CMYK data by using a device-dependent CMYK color model without applying the CMYK simulation profile.

When <None> is selected, the dark color gradation may become uneven depending on data.

<Use Grayscale Profile> *2

Specify whether to convert gray data to CMYK data using the grayscale profile of the machine.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select <Off> or <On>

Even if <On> is selected, data is printed using only the K (black) toner depending on the setting of <Output Profile> or <Pure Black Text>.

<Output Profile> *2

Select the appropriate profile for the print data. This option can be specified for each image type in any one document.

<Text>

<Image>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select the type of image

Select the profile

Type of image

Select the object for which to change the setting. <Text> represents letters and characters, <Graphics> represents lines and figures, and <Image> represents photos and images.

Profile

<Normal>
Prints data by adjusting it to the color tones closest to those displayed on the monitor.

<Photo>
Prints data by adjusting it to photo-like color tones.

<TR Normal>
Prints data by adjusting it to the color tones closest to those displayed on the monitor and using only the K (black) toner to reproduce black and gray elements.

<TR Photo>
Prints data by adjusting it to photo-like color tones and using only the K (black) toner to reproduce black and gray elements.

The setting of this item is unavailable when one of the following settings is selected.

<Matching Method>

Select the element to be prioritized when carrying out color matching in <RGB Source Profile>.

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select the item

<Perceptual>
Provides the color tone that is suitable for printing photos or bit map images.

<Saturation>
Provides the color tone that is suitable for printing artworks, graphs, and other images used for presentation materials.

<Colorimetric>
Set this option when you want to reproduce the RGB color value in the color reproduction range of the machine as accurately as possible.

The setting of this item is unavailable when <RGB Source Profile> is set to <None>.

<Halftones>

You can select the printing method used to reproduce halftones (the intermediate range between the lighter and darker areas of an image) for optimal image quality.

This mode is suitable for printing data with text and thin lines and the curved lines of CAD data, etc.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select <Off> or <On>

This setting is only available when <Resolution> is set to <600 dpi>.

The stability of the texture and fixed toner may be reduced when <Error Diffusion> is used.

<Resolution/Gradation> *1

Select a method used to reproduce halftones, if <Error Diffusion> is set to <Off>. This option can be specified for each image type in any one document.

<Text>

<Image>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select the type of image

Select <Resolution> or <Gradation>

Type of image

Select the object for which to change the setting. <Text> represents letters and characters, <Graphics> represents lines and figures, and <Image> represents photos and images.

Setting value

<Resolution>
Produces a fine print with clear edges of text. It is suitable for printing characters and fine lines.

<Gradation>
Produces a print with smooth gradation or smooth edges. It is suitable for printing figures or graphs containing gradation areas.

<Brightness> *1

Adjust the brightness of the entire image in increments of 5%. The lower the setting value is, the brighter the image or text becomes. The greater the setting value is, the darker the image or text becomes.

85 to 100

to 115 (%)

<Menu>

<PDF>

Adjust the brightness

<Composite Overprint>

Specify whether to overprint CMYK data, with overprint specified, as composite output.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select <Off> or <On>

Overprinting using special colors is not permitted.

<Grayscale Conversion> *1

Specify the way of printing color data in black and white.

<sRGB>

<NTSC>

<Menu>

<PDF>

Select the type of grayscale conversion

<sRGB>
Prints in black and white with emphasis on color differences so that a smooth gradation is achieved.

<NTSC>
Prints in black and white so that the resulting image looks like a black and white television picture (of the NTSC system).

<Uniform RGB>
Prints in black and white so that R, G, and B are uniformly converted to the same gray level by using only brightness as the reference.

<XPS>

You can change settings for XPS files.

<Matching Method>

Specify the processing method used to correct the color.

<Menu>

<XPS>

Select the item

<General>
Performs processing so that the color tone is suitable for printing general papers such as photos or documents.

<Colorimetric>
Minimizes a color variance that occurs when RGB data is converted to CMYK data.

<Vivid Photo>
Performs processing so that the color tone is deeper and more vivid than <General>.

<Halftones>

You can select the printing method used to reproduce halftones (the intermediate range between the lighter and darker areas of an image) for optimal image quality.

This mode is suitable for printing data with text and thin lines and the curved lines of CAD data, etc.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<XPS>

Select <Off> or <On>

This setting is only available when <Resolution> is set to <600 dpi>.

The stability of the texture and fixed toner may be reduced when <Error Diffusion> is used.

<Resolution/Gradation> *1

Select a method used to reproduce halftones, if <Error Diffusion> is set to <Off>. This option can be specified for each image type in any one document.

<Text>

<Image>

<Menu>

<XPS>

Select the type of image

Select <Resolution> or <Gradation>

Type of image

Select the object for which to change the setting. <Text> represents letters and characters, <Graphics> represents lines and figures, and <Image> represents photos and images.

Setting value

<Resolution>
Produces a fine print with clear edges of text. It is suitable for printing characters and fine lines.

<Gradation>
Produces a print with smooth gradation or smooth edges. It is suitable for printing figures or graphs containing gradation areas.

<Gray Compensation>

<Text>

<Off>

<On>

<Off>

<On>

<Image>

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<XPS>

Select the type of image

Select <Off> or <On>

<Grayscale Conversion> *1

Specify the way of printing color data in black and white.

<Text>

<sRGB>

<NTSC>

<sRGB>

<NTSC>

<Image>

<sRGB>

<NTSC>

<Menu>

<XPS>

Select the type of image

Select the type of grayscale conversion

Type of image

Select the object for which to change the setting. <Text> represents letters and characters, <Graphics> represents lines and figures, and <Image> represents photos and images.

Type of grayscale conversion

<sRGB>
Prints in black and white with emphasis on color differences so that a smooth gradation is achieved.

<NTSC>
Prints in black and white so that the resulting image looks like a black and white television picture (of the NTSC system).

<Uniform RGB>
Prints in black and white so that R, G, and B are uniformly converted to the same gray level by using only brightness as the reference.

<Paper Save>

Specify whether to disable a blank page in print data from being output.

<Off>

<On>

<Menu>

<XPS>

Select <Off> or <On>

<PDL Selection (Plug and Play)>

Select a page description language so that the machine is detected as a printer that is compatible with that language when it is connected to a computer by using Plug and Play.

<Network> *2

Select a page description language so that the machine is detected as a printer that is compatible with that language when it is detected over the network.

<FAX>*1

<USB>

Select a page description language so that the machine is detected as a printer that is compatible with that language when it is connected to a computer via USB.

<Menu>

Select <Network> or <USB>

Select a page description language

<OK>

Restart the machine

<FAX>*1
Detects and connects the machine as a fax device.

<UFR II>
Detects and connects the machine as a UFR II printer.

<UFR II (V4)>
Detects and connects the machine as a UFR II printer that is compatible with XML Paper Specification (XPS).