User manual BELKIN F5U002-BLU

[. . . ] No Belkin dealer, agent, or employee is authorized to make any modification, extension, or addition to this warranty. BELKIN IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY, OR UNDER ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFIT, DOWNTIME, GOODWILL, DAMAGE TO OR REPROGRAMMING, OR REPRODUCING ANY PROGRAM OR DATA STORED IN OR USED WITH BELKIN PRODUCTS. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages or exclusions of implied warranties, so the above limitations of exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state. Guide to Installing and Using the USB Parallel Printer Adapter for iMac® Packing Checklist · (1) One Belkin USB Parallel Printer Adapter for iMac® with connectors for USB type A port and a Centronics 36 female port. [. . . ] Once the MacJETTM printer icon has appeared, you can drag documents to the printer or print from the File menu to print. You should now be able to print to your printer. However, if you are printing to an HP DeskJet printer, it is recommended to turn on RET (Resolution Enhancement Section 3: Printing Settings 3. 1 MacJET TM Manager The MacJETTM Manager controls the print settings that may need to be adjusted based on the type of printer you are using, as in the case of HP DeskJets. To open MacJETTM Manager, click on the Apple pull-down menu, scroll down to control panels and select MacJETTM Manager. MacJETTM Manager allows you to adjust the following settings: resolution, printer memory, installed fonts and compression. Resolution Resolution will adjust the print quality of your printouts. The higher the resolution, the better print quality. The resolution should default to the resolution your printer supports. Note: most models of HP DeskJets support only 300 DPI when printing in color. If a higher resolution is selected, color capability will be disabled. Resolution Resolution will change the amount of detail in the printed document through DPI. The resolution will default to the highest DPI your printer supports. Cover In If this box is checked, you are able to designate from which tray to pull the first page of your document. This is useful when your print job has a cover page that is to be printed on a different type or color of paper. RET (Resolution Enhancement Technology) RET will enhance photographic and color printing. If you are using a HP DeskJet, check the RET check box. Copies This allows you to select the number of copies of the document to print. Printer Memory Printer memory controls how much data can be stored by your printer. If you are unsure how much memory your printer has, please leave this at its default. 3. 3 Page Set Up Dialog The MacJETTM page set up dialog is also accessed from the File menu but is not used every time a document is printed. This dialog controls paper related settings such as page size, page orientation, fonts and colors. Colors and RET can also be configured through the options tab in this dialog. Color This option allows you to select from black and white, grays and colors. Select millions of colors if you are using a color printer. Select number of grays if you would like to print in grayscale (shades of gray). Black and white will not allow you to print in grayscale. Note: most models of HP DeskJets® support only 300 DPI when printing in color. If a higher resolution is selected, color capability will be disabled. Compression Compressed data will be sent to the printer at a faster rate than noncompressed data. Check with your printer manufacturer to determine if your printer supports compression. Page Size This allows you to select the paper size you are using in your printer. 3. 2 Print Dialog The MacJETTM print dialog is accessed from the File menu and is used every time a document is printed. This dialog controls the various settings that can be selected each time you print. [. . . ] The installation screen will ask you to select the software and documentation you wish to install. Hold the Option key while simultaneously clicking on Install. After MacJETTM uninstalls, drag the MacJETTM printer icon on your desktop to the trash. If you are unable to drag the printer icon to the trash, you must first select another printer in the chooser before trashing the MacJETTM printer icon. [. . . ]