Printers Manuals

The Samsung ML-1740 is a laser monochrome printer that aims high, and gets right on target. It is a lot of printer for the price and would serve any small or home office well.

The first thing you notice about it is the fact that it’s small. It only takes up 14 square inches of desk space, which is ideal for a home office. There is a 250 paper tray at the front, and a single sheet feeder for those odd shaped prints. There is also a rear output slot for card stock and other stiffer print media. This is a nice touch, because as the footprint of this device is quite small, the bend to the print drum is quite tight.

Setting up is a simple affair, the toner cartridge and drum are together and slot in the front, the connections are at the back and the drivers are quick and self installing. The only downside is that the USB port is only 1.1 speed, instead of the seemingly standard USB 2.0. Paper loads easily into the drawer and all moving parts seem to work without catching, rubbing or otherwise making any noise at all.

Print quality is good. The standard 600 dpi produces text that is crisp and black. Images and diagrams are equally well drawn, with grayscale showing minimal banding and good, even coverage. At 13 pages per minute, it isn’t the fastest printer in the world, but it is still plenty quick enough to be suitable for most workgroups.

With the ML-1740, what you see is what you get. There are no upgrade options, no expandable memory, or optional paper drawers. This is it. It is ideal for single users or offices that don’t print much, but other than that it’s utility is limited.

It comes with a starter toner which lasts for approximately 1000 pages, replacements can go for 3000 pages and cost around $38, which is pretty reasonable for laser toner. As the cartridge and toner are one unit, there is no extra expense of replacing drums every 20000 pages like most other laser printers. This saves a bit of money over the lifetime of the device.

The main advantage of the ML-1740 is its relative low cost. Purchase price is reasonable, and there are no drum replacements to consider. So over a lifetime, the cost per page should be very economical.

OVERVIEW:  For 2-sided color printing, faxing, copying and scanning in a networked office environment, it’s the Samsung CLX-6240FX. A full-house, all-in-one color laser printer that not only offers faxing, scans, copies, printing, but also direct USB flash drive printing, duplexing and network connectivity.

PROS:
The husky, 82-pound CLX-6240FX has a height of 26”, with compact, square features that allow for placement without additional space. Sitting on a sturdy, low table, the height and size of the CLX-6240FX is just right for someone standing next to it to manually use the on-screen display for making copies or to fax using the speed-dial or address book features on its panel.

If you like buttons over a touch-screen display, you’ll get your wish with the CLX. All print, copy, and faxing can be performed without the need for a computer. The control panel on the CLX-6240FX provides functions for the copier, scanner, and fax including a programmable phone book list and 15 one-touch buttons for 30-speed dial numbers. To save on color toner, the “Black Start” button allows printing in B&W. A pass-through external phone jack on the back of the printer allows for plugging a telephone or an answering machine.

A USB port is on the printer that allows printing any image (TIFF, BMP, JPEG, PDF, PRN files) from a USB Flash drive. Information stored in the CLX-6240FX memory can also be backed up and restored using a USB Flash drive. The CLX also allows you to delete, format, or list properties of your USB drive.
A 50-sheet automatic document feeder can handle the copying, scanning, and faxing of your 2-sided originals, be they in color or in Black and White. On the front, a 100-sheet multi-purpose paper flip-tray handles papers and envelopes of various weights and types.

The CLX-6240FX can print up to 30 ppm on single-side paper, 21 ipm in duplex mode. 2400 x 600 dpi resolution with single-pass color printing allows color printing to be as fast as in B&W mode. Manual color registration adjustments can be performed to correct some minor alignment issues the printer has.
Having built-in Ethernet network support and a hi-speed USB, this multifunction is right at home either in the middle of an office floor or connected to a secretary’s computer. The built-in 256MB of printer memory enables the CLX-6240FX to easily handle workloads as a network printer. To reduce workload on the printer’s RAM, print jobs can be queued into the built-in 80GB hard disk drive.

Understanding the printing needs of today’s businesses, Samsung has installed print emulators that should satisfy the most diverse office. Emulators include PostScript3 as well as HP PCL6. If you ever had to do try to print Adobe graphics on a color printer without PostScript, the “ghost” images that appear from transparency and drop shadow effects can drive you nuts.

CONS:
It takes 80 seconds for the CLX-6240FX to warm-up, with 19 second delays between print jobs. Fortunately this Samsung series has single-pass color printing, keeping total job times reasonable. In operation, the 4-in-1 produces 54dB of sound and 32dB when idle. Think of 54dB as the sound of low conversations and 30 decibels as a quiet room.

For this to be the top of Samsungs CLX-6000 series, Samsung skimped a little on the cassette tray. A 250-sheet paper tray is woefully undersized for where this printer is likely to be used. It’s typical for even a small office to go through a ream of paper in a single day.  If your office or department is going to depend heavily on this printer, it would be a good idea to buy the 500-sheet second tray.
Colors can be oversaturated and show a slight misalignment. The in maximum resolution, color prints on the CLX-6240FX won’t be as sharp as with the higher resolution monochrome lasers.

Software support is weak for Mac OS; having to rely on Mac’s OS or 3rd party software for scanning functions and advanced printing features.
For desktop publishing of color 8½ “x 11” booklets or catalogs, it would be nice if the printer could support 11” x 17” ledger-sized paper.

INK / TONER NEEDS:
Just like with color inkjet printers, when it comes to color laser printers, print yield is sacrificed for color printing. The CLX-6240FX requires 4 toner cartridges—one for each of the CYMK colors.
Out of the box Samsung includes the standard 2,500-page yield black cartridge, and three 2,000-page yield color cartridges, one for each color (Cyan, Yellow, Magenta).

The cartridges can be purchased separately, especially if the black toner gets depleted at a higher rate than the other colors. High-yield combo-packages are available to save costs at 60% more capacity.
Other consumables you’ll need to consider purchasing are waste toner containers, and replacement of the Paper Transfer Belt every 50,000 pages.

SOFTWARE:
Being a multi-purpose printer, one would expect the software to provide all the functions across multiple computer platforms.  The software in the CD-ROM is primarily for Windows compatible machines. For Windows users, the SmartThru software provides the most features, supporting not only scanning and printing, but offering an advanced printing section that allows for booklet printing, creating a large poster mosaics, and watermarks.
The Linux software package is not included with the CD and has to be downloaded from Samsung’s website to support printer and scanning functions. The Linux Unified Driver Configurator software allows for scanned images to manipulated and edited.

 For Macintosh users, the CD-ROM has a couple of basic drivers for printing and a TWAIN driver for scanning. There is no additional software support: you either must have a 3rd party application that manages scanners or use the Mac’s own Image Capture (only available on Mac OS 10.4.7 and higher).
To remotely change network printer configurations and notifications, Samsung’s SyncThru Web service allows printer changes to be made using your IE, Safari, or Firefox browser. The software is not part of the CD and has to be downloaded from Samsung’s web site.
A firmware update had been released on 9/15/9 Samsung recommends to be installed in the printer.

The Samsung CLX-6240fx is a color multifunction laser printer that is big in size, and in features.

The multifunction device arena is a tough one. With competitors such as Brother and Xerox dominating the market, it is a hard nut to crack. Samsung have made a valiant effort with the CLX-6240fx, and it is definitely a worthy contender. It is a full duplex machine that can output both color and monochrome prints at a rate of 25 pages per minute.

Print quality is good, especially in mono. Text is clear and sharp, with edges appearing straight and accurate. Images and pictures were understandable average. Color documents and charts had a tendency to come out light, but a minute with the control suite soon sorted that one out. Then color was printed accurately and with perfect tone and contrast.

Scanning is also good, and it has the added bonus of being able to scan from or to USB flash drives, the network or directly connected PCs. The scanned images are of good quality, and color reproduction seemed clear and true.

The fax is a straightforward affair, being controlled from either the desktop or the control panel. It has the usual redial, memory, fax from desktop and other features and includes just about everything an active scanner would need.

The CLX-6240fx also includes an 80Gb hard drive, which is a nice feature. It means that you can load print jobs and let it get on with it while you do something else. Normally this is done from memory, but this feature offers a lot of flexibility. You can also schedule print jobs, so if you have a lot that needs printing, but don’t want to monopolize the printer, you can schedule it for during the night or the next morning.

Paper and toner is loaded from drawers in the front. The paper drawer can only hold 350 sheets, but an additional drawer can be added to take it to 600. The toner and drums are easy to replaces, merely opening the case and unclipping them, before replacing them the same way.

Overall the CLX-6240fx is a solid performer. It does everything a multifunction should do, with a quality you would expect from a company like Samsung. A worthy entry into a market that is already competitive. It offers enough features to keep even the busiest and most demanding offices happy, while remaining economical enough to not have to worry about the cost every time you print something.

OVERVIEW: Now days, most of the “all-in-one” printers in stores today don’t have “all” the features of earlier models. As printers have gotten smaller and sending scanned documents via e-mail has become acceptable in many businesses, the fax feature has been replaced with slots for flash memory media.  However, there are still times when you run across a client or a business that will only accept faxed documents. The Samsung CLX-3160FN is an all-in-one color printer that not only offers faxing, scans, copies, printing, but also direct printing from USB flash drives, and network connectivity.

PROS:
The CLX stands for “Color Laser Multifunction”, the FN for “Fax and Network”.  If you don’t want to turn on the computer every time you want to make a copy, a fax, or e-mail a scan, you don’t have to.  The CLX-3160FN has a full control panel with an on-screen menu for printer setup and operation without the need for software.  There is also an option for choosing whether to print only in B&W to save on color toner. It even has a USB socket that allows you print image files directly from any USB flash/memory drive.

A pass-through external phone jack on the back of the printer allows for plugging a telephone or an answering machine. 15, one-touch programmable keys allow speed-dialing for up to 30 fax numbers. An address book function allows for more frequently used fax numbers to be stored and retrieved. To protect unwanted access, received fax pages can be stored in memory and retrieved using a 4-digit security password.

As a copier, the 5-in-1 can zoom from 25% up to 400%, and make up to 99 copies in color or B&W. The color scanner portion of the CLX-3160FN is compatible with TWAIN & and XP/Vista’s WIA standards.  Under TWAIN, the 1,200 x 1,200 dpi resolution can be increased to 4,800 x 4,800 dpi.
The CLX-3160FN comes standard with a 150-sheet cassette tray that can support letter or legal-size sheets, with a 1-sheet multi-purpose tray to handle transparencies, labels, post cards, envelopes, 3” x 5” postcards up to 8½” x 14” legal paper of various bond weights. On top of the CLX-3160FN is a 50-sheet automatic document feeder for quick single-sided scanning, faxing, and copying of multiple pages. If 150-sheet capacity is a little thin, a 250-sheet cassette can be added on for more paper capacity.

You’re giving the choice of USB or Ethernet connectivity. The 128MB of built-in RAM allows this multi-function printer to easily handle the print demands of networked computers.

After a quick 35-second warm-up, the CLX-3160FN prints and copies up to a modest 17 pages per minute in Black and White, 4 pages per minute in color. In operation, the all-in-1 produces 52dB of sound and 35dB when idle. Think of 55dB as the sound of low conversations and 40 decibels as the level of whispering. At a maximum print resolution of 2400 x 600 dpi, the CLX-3160FN keeps text reasonably clear--and does a decent job with basic graphics.

CONS:
One of the things you need to consider when you decide to get a color laser printer is if you want a “multi-pass” color printing or “single-pass” printing. The CLX-3160FN is a color multi-pass printer: color printing is 4 times slower printing because the paper has to pass through each of the 4 toners. It’s similar to the way t-shirts and posters are manually silk-screened. If you plan on a lot of color printing, you might want to opt for a single-pass printer instead.
The CLX-3160FN only offers Samsung’s SPL-C print emulator.  While the SPL-C will handle most jobs, imaging problems like “ghosting” can occur if trying to print certain graphics created by Adobe’s Photoshop or Illustrator without PostScript emulation.

INK / TONER NEEDS:
The CLX-3160FN comes with a 75% full black cartridge, and 70% full color cartridges. The standard yield cartridges can be purchased separately, especially if the black toner gets depleted at a higher rate than the other colors. Combo-packages are available to save on costs.
Other consumables you’ll need to consider is replacing the waste toner container every 1,250 pages, and replacement of the Imaging Unit every 20,000 passes.  One color page goes through 4 toner passes, while a B&W page only has one pass. So if you only do color printing, your time to replace is shortened up to a factor of four.

SOFTWARE:   
Being a multi-purpose printer, one would expect the software to provide full functions for all the computer platforms Samsung claims it supports.  The software in the CD-ROM is primarily for Windows compatible machines. For Windows users, the SmartThru software provides the most features, supporting not only scanning and printing, but offering an advanced printing section that allows for booklet printing, creating a large poster mosaics, and watermarks.

To remotely change network printer configurations and notifications, Samsung’s SyncThru Web service allows printer changes to be made using your IE, Safari, or Firefox browser.

OVERVIEW:
For those on a budget looking for a reliable monochrome laser printer, the Samsung ML-1740 offers no-frills, while producing sharp text printouts.

PROS:
When laser printers first came on the market, their sharp, smudge-proof ink made them the envy of anybody with a monochrome inkjet or thermal printer. However, their prices put them out of range of the home computer user. The Samsung ML-1740 provided an economic answer to an affordable laser printer.

At 17 pages per minute, this personal printer has a decent speed for a laser printer of its age. With current inkjets pushing B&W print speeds of 20 ppm, inkjets are now giving lasers a run for their money in performance.

The maximum resolution for the ML-1740 is a modest 600 x 600 dpi. This resolution is fine for creating sharp text and simple graphic images. Photographs will have a more grainy quality but still viewable.

To keep costs low and affordable, the ML-1740 comes with 8MB of memory.  8MB is large enough to print all but very detailed graphics or large Acrobat files. However problems may occur if the printer is shared across a workgroup as print jobs fill up the queue. For one office or cubicle, the ML-1740 can handle most single-user print needs.

The ML-1740 has a 250-sheet main paper tray. This is almost more than double the capacity of many other personal-use laser printers have. The tray has an adjustable rear lever to allow the ML-1740 hold 11” x 14” legal-size paper, while maintaining the same footprint on your desk. There are other Desktop laser printers with smaller footprints out there. But those often gain their small footprints by having a pull-down paper tray to temporarily add paper.  Adding the 3,000-sheet capacity toner cartridge, the ML-1740 makes maintenance in an office easier with less frequent toner and paper refills.

Speaking of paper refills, the little mechanical lever on the front of ML-1740 that indicates how much paper is in the tray is an easy, simple way to know when to refill at a glance.

The ML-1740 is one of the more quieter ML printers. It produces 50dB of sound during startup and printing, 30dB on standby, plus a sleep mode that makes the ML-1740 run silent until needed. To give you an idea on the amount of noise this means, 53 decibels is about the sound of low conversations and 30 decibels is the noise from a quiet office.

When Samsung introduced this printer on the market, USB was still new to Wintel machines and parallel the primary way to connect non-networked printers to a computer. While PC’s with a parallel interface have become few and far between, it’s nice to free up a USB port if your computer still has a parallel port. You get that choice with the ML-1740. The USB also makes it easy to connect a laptop to the printer.

CONS:
Unlike similar laser printers with 50-sheet multi-purpose trays, the ML-1740 has a 1-sheet manual feed slot. So, if you want to print 30 invitations from a Word mailing list you will have to stay by the printer feeding the envelopes one at a time.

On the top of the printer, Samsung has 1 button and 2 LEDs for your manual print controls and status indicators. Depending how long you press that button can cause your printer to perform several other functions than just “cancel”. And, if you want to know just what the various flashing LEDs are telling you, you’ll need the User’s Manual to find the flash codes. (Or you can do what I did: copy the page and taped it on the printer.) I can see Samsung wanting to follow the K.I.S.S approach to a console control, but this went past K.I.S.S.  all the way to M.I.C.K. (Made It Complex, Kretin)!

It takes the ML-1740 thirty seconds after it wakes-up to print. Add that plus the 12-second delays between print jobs, the ML-1740 has one of the longer start times of the Samsung ML series. Think of the ML-1740’s warm-up time like the old vacuum-tube T.V. sets. If you ever heard your parents or grandparents talk about how long it took TV’s to “warm-up” when they were kids, this printer will give you a rough idea what they went through.

INK / TONER NEEDS: 
The cartridge is used in the ML-1740 (the same toner used for the ML-1750 and ML-1755 printers) has a 3,000 page print capacity. On the other hand, the toner that you get with your new ML-1740 comes with toner that is only one-thirds full. So it might be a good idea to buy the full yield toner the same time you buy the printer.

SOFTWARE:
It’s nice that Samsung recognizes there are other operating systems than the one from Redmond. The CD that comes with the ML-1740 provides software support for Windows, Mac OS 8.6-9.x, and Linux operating systems. The Samsung web site offers new drivers you can download for Mac OS 10.3 up to the new 10.6 Snow Leopard systems.

OVERVIEW:
There’s something about glossy black that says Classy:  those big flat-screen displays, black leather pumps, black ties, black European cars, grand pianos. So why not add a little class to a printer? Enter the elegant and stylish Samsung ML-1630W wireless monochrome laser printer.

PROS:
Who says laser printers have to be beige and gray? You built the ultimate high-end, liquid cooled, multi-processor computer and put it in the sleekest case you could find. So why mar the image by having a plain old office-looking printer next to it? The ML-1630W’s low-profile design with blue LED accents under the translucent piano-black surface replaces geek with chic.

There’s nothing like class with a touch of sci-fi. The first thing you notice is there are no apparent buttons on this printer. The 14-pound ML-1630W uses soft-touch sensor panels under the top panel for power and job canceling, plus a control display with blue LED indicators. Soft audio sounds denote when paper or toner is low. The 100-sheet paper tray is a semi-automatic cassette. Just about the only thing missing is the Star Trek “whoosh” door sound.

The ML-1630W’s simplified paper feed path means clearing jams are easier and effortless. Replacing the toner cartridge is also straightforward and easy to get to. To reduce jams, Samsung recommends keeping to paper weights that are between 16 to 28 lbs.

This printer is quiet. How quiet? At under 38dB in standby and 45dB in operation it’s almost as quiet as a whisper. To go from power up to print only takes the ML-1630W 15 seconds.

Did I mention that the “W” in 1630W means Wireless? What good is having a beautifully designed printer only to have a bunch of ungainly cables coming out of it? And with more homes replacing their old desktop computers with wireless laptops, a wireless printer makes harmonious sense. Just a word of caution: configuring a wireless printer is not as simple as connecting the printer with a USB cable. If you did not set up the wireless router or Wi-Fi switch on your current system, you may want to bribe your local geek to help you with the ML-1630W’s wireless settings. To have something for everyone, the ML-1630W also has built-in Ethernet LAN and USB connectivity.

Having a maximum resolution of 1200 x 600 dpi, the ML-1630W is great for printing monochrome text and graphics. Photographs will have a more grainy quality, and if you are a stickler for details the ML-1630W’s resolution may not have the sharpness you desire. The Toner Save feature, still produces printouts that are clear and readable.

As expected for a printer of this type, Samsung only installed a fixed 8MB RAM for the ML-1630W. 8MB is fine for text printing, but large Adobe files and graphics will fill up the ML-1630W’s memory and will slow printing. There is no PostScript or even the standard HP Printer Control Language (PCL) emulator. Instead Samsung uses a proprietary printer emulator. Most users won’t notice any changes in the way things print, unless they use a lot of advanced features of professional graphic or photo-editing software.

CONS:
The ML-1630W has a small 100-sheet tray capacity that holds letter-size paper or smaller. But then again, the ML-1630W is designed for the casual printer user--for a home, a dorm, or an executive office, the tray is fine. There is no separate manual sheet feeder slot; transparencies, card stock, and labels must be placed in the cassette one sheet at a time.  The printer’s unique design doesn’t allow for printing on envelopes. If you do a lot of printing during a day, need legal-size prints or envelopes, you might want to upgrade to one of Samsung’s 250-page capacity ML printers.

At 17 pages per minute, this personal laser printer is a little on the slow side of printing speeds for its age. With current inkjets pushing B&W print speeds of 20 ppm, inkjets are now giving lasers a run for their money in performance.

This issue is not so much a problem with the printer, just with the people who use it. One disadvantage to the ML-1630W’s size and appearance is many people think it can be wedged anywhere without regard to its ventilation needs. To keep from cooking its internal parts and to reduce paper jams, Samsung recommends leaving at least a 4” clearance around the printer. The printer must be placed on a level, upright surface not tilting more than 2 mm (that’s less than 1/10 of an inch). While it’s tempting, don’t use the ML-1630W’s nice flat surface as a place to support your monitor, lamp, or laptop. (Lightweight items, like family pictures and teddy bears are okay.)

INK / TONER NEEDS:
1000-page starter toner cartridge used in the ML-1630W is only 50% of standard capacity toner. Unless you plan on going through 2 reams of paper in a week, the starter cartridge should last long enough while you order a regular yield toner.

SOFTWARE:
The CD that comes with the ML-1630W provides basic software support for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. The Samsung web site offers new drivers you can download for Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard and Windows 7 & Server 2008 systems.

To make network printer configurations and notifications easy, Samsung’s SyncThru Web Service allows printer changes to be made using your IE, Safari, or Firefox browser. The software is not part of the CD and has to be downloaded from Samsung’s web site.                                                                                                                                              

The stylish designs of the ML-1630W will add class to any room, while quietly producing sharp, smudgeless printouts across a wireless or wired network. --  Mel Myers, HGIC

OVERVIEW:  Samsung offers a laser printer that is big enough to handle the demands of over 20 networked computers, but still be reasonably compact and priced. At the top of Samsung’s mid-range ML-3050 Series, the ML-3051N is a monochrome laser with a built-in Ethernet network.

PROS:
The ML-3051N’s compact design & footprint takes up only a 1.9 square foot area on a table, while able to still hold legal-size paper within its tray.

Prints come out at an impressive 30 pages per minute. It does take 44 seconds for the ML-3051N to warm up from a cold boot, but once it’s up this laser will start chugging away.

At 1200 x 1200 dpi B&W resolution, the ML-3051N keeps text sharp--even at 6-point font sizes--and does a decent job with graphics. To keep from consuming too much toner, the printer has a 600 dpi resolution with a text-enhance or image-enhance switch.  The Toner Save feature allows for a 40% toner life increase while keeping images clear and readable.

The ML-3051N comes standard with a 250-sheet cassette tray, with an optional second 250-sheet stacking cassette. The flip-door reveals a 50-sheet multi-purpose tray that can handle transparencies, labels, post cards, envelopes, 3” x 5” postcards up to 8½” x 14” legal paper of various bond weights.

The control panel on the ML-3051N has a multi-line LCD Display, plus several buttons that make manual control of the printer relatively intuitive. Through the control panel, printer information, configuration, emulation, and network settings can be done. Administrators can also perform these changes remotely with Samsung’s SyncThru web application.

The “N” in ML-3051N is for “network is built in”.  The Ethernet 10/100 Base TX interface makes it ready to support networked computers in an office, department, or a classroom. You can choose between Parallel, USB, or Ethernet connectivity. So, no matter how old or new your computer is, the ML-3051N can handle it.

This laser printer comes stock with 64MB of memory, allowing the ML-3051N to easily handle workloads from multiple computer requests. An additional DIMM RAM slot is available to expand printer memory up to a whopping 320MB.

Understanding the printing needs of today’s businesses in providing support for the major software applications, Samsung has installed a full set for print emulators that should satisfy the most diverse office. Emulators include PostScript3, HP PCL6, IBM ProPrinter, and EPSON.

CONS:
If you’re used to the smaller ML laser printers, get ready to flex your biceps. At 33 pounds, the densely-packed ML-3051N will need a study place to stay.

The printer produces 54dB of sound printing, idling at 39 dB. To give you an idea of what that means, 60 decibels is the level of typical conversations and 40 decibels is the level of whispering. You probably don’t want to have this network printer stationed in a conference room printing when a meeting is in progress. But when it’s placed in the copy room or in the middle of a busy office floor, the noise is barely noticeable.

With more bells and whistles than other ML printers, warming up takes the ML-3051N about 35 seconds -- 44 seconds if in Sleep mode. From Standby it takes 8.5 seconds between print jobs. Delays like this are unacceptable if the printer was for a single user, but in a network environment where it usually takes the user about 3 to 5 minutes to pick up their printout, the delay is hardly noticeable.

INK/TONER NEEDS:
The ML-3051N’s toner and drum are integrated in a single cartridge, making it easy to maintain. Right out the box, the printer comes with the standard size toner, able to print up to 4,000 pages.  An 8,000 double-capacity toner option is also available to double the time between toner replacements.

SOFTWARE:
The ML-3051N has one of the better software packages. Not only does it have the basic printing properties for Mac and Linux, but for Windows users there’s an advanced printing section that allows for booklet printing, creating a large poster mosaics, and watermarks.

The drivers also enable 64-bit and Microsoft Server operating systems to be able to use the ML-3051N. This may be considered a no-brainer, but there are printers with software that absolutely will not install on Server 2003 & 2008.

To make network printer configurations and notifications easy, Samsung’s SyncThru Web Service allows printer changes to be made using your IE, Safari, or Firefox browser. The software is not part of the CD and has to be downloaded from Samsung’s web site.

include inside manual Samsung Wave GT-S8500 Manual Personal information
Contacts ~ Calendar ~ Task ~ Memo ~ Voice recorder
Web
Internet ~ Samsung Apps ~ Synchronise ~ Daily briefing ~ Community websites
Connectivity
Bluetooth ~ Wi-Fi ~ AllShare ~ Mobile AP ~ GPS ~ TV connections (TV out mode) ~ PC connections
Tools
Clock ~ Calculator ~ Mini diary ~ My accounts ~ My files ~ Smart search
Settings
Access the Settings menu ~ Flight mode ~ Connectivity ~ Sound profiles ~ Display and light ~ General ~ Date and time ~ Menu and widgets ~ Applications ~ Security ~ Memory ~ Reset ~ About phone ~ SIM applications
Troubleshooting
Safety and usage information

Samsung Wave GT-S8500 User Manual

as already we knew Printer Samsung ML-1640 mono laser printer generation is the cheapest in its class with sleek body design that can be placed anywhere. Print options Samsung ML-1640 is also possible to save paper by printing Buddy 2-up, 4-up, even to 16-up on page 1 is suitable for daily operations.




With the Samsung ML-1640 toner Buddy can save up to 30%, while still producing high quality prints, create a buddy will rarely replace the toner cartridge. But there is, unfortunately, the Samsung ML-1640 printer stopped working after 2100 pages.

The printer will blink red continuously, and the display windows will display the words "Toner exhausted, replace it". Solution We are required to change it every 2100 page cartridge in order to walk again. It is very harmful for us who have a mediocre budget.

But do not worry, there is now the solution is to reset the counter to like new again.

Here's How To Reset Samasung Laser Printer ML-1640:

The printer is installed position too, if my friend do not have please download here
Then download it HERE Software Resetter then extract
Run the file downl1460.bat See picture below:
Downloading process when done press any key to exit
Wait for the printer to reboot itself about 15 minutes
The printer is ready for use again