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PC-GUI Introduction and Setup Xerox 490/980 Color Continuous Feed Printing System

1-2 Printer & PC GUI Guide

Set Screen Resolution and Power Options

1. To set a screen resolution, right-click on a empty part of the Desktop and select

[Properties]. The Display Properties dialog box appears.

2. Select the [Settings] tab and select the slider in Screen resolution, or drag it and drop, to

1280 x 1024 pixels.

3. Select [Highest (32 bit)] from the Color quality pull-down list.

4. Select [Apply].

5. Select [Yes].

6. Confirm the settings and proceed to set up a screensaver.

7. Select the Screen Saver tab and select [None] from the Screen saver pull-down list.

8. Select [Power....] and the Power Options Properties dialog box will appear.

9. Select [Home/Office Desk] from the Power schemes pull-down list.

10. Select [Never] for all of the [Turn off hard disks], [System standby] and [Hibernate] pull-

down lists. Leave Turn off monitor at the default or set it to any value of your choosing.

11. Select the [Advanced] tab and select [Prompt for password] when computer resumes from

standby. Leave other options at their defaults or set them to any values of your choosing.

12. Select the [Hibernate] tab and clear Enable hibernation.

13. Select the [UPS] tab and verify the settings. Select [OK] and the Power Options Properties

dialog box will close.

14. Select [OK] in the Display Properties dialog box. The Display Properties dialog box will close.

Set Time

1. Select [Start], [Settings] and select [Control Panel]. The Control Panel window appears.

2. Double-click the [Date and Time] icon. The Date and Time Properties dialog box will

appear.

3. Select the [Time Zone] tab to verify that the correct time zone is set. To change the time

zone, select a new time zone from the pull-down list.

4. Select the [Date & Time] tab to verify the Current time zone and select [OK].

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