Okidata OL-410ex Printout Incorrect at 600 dpi (128516)
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This article was previously published under Q128516 SYMPTOMS
When you print to an Okidata OL-410ex printer at 600 dots per inch (dpi)
resolution, the printout you receive may be garbled or unintelligible.
CAUSE
The Okidata OL-410ex printer requires 2 megabytes (MB) of memory to print
at 600 dpi resolution. If the printer does not have 2 MB of memory, it
prints at 300 dpi resolution using 600 dpi data.
RESOLUTION
Verify that Windows 95 is configured to use the proper printer driver for
the printer you are using. If you are using the correct printer driver,
change the print resolution to 300 dpi or upgrade the printer to 2 MB or
more of memory.
MORE INFORMATION
There are two models of the Okidata OL-410e printer. The European version
is the OL-410e and the U.S. version is the OL-410ex. The OL-410e has 1 MB
of memory by default while the OL-410ex has 2 MB. The Windows 95 printer
drivers for these printers have different default dpi values to compensate
for the difference in memory between the two printers. The printer driver
for the OL-410e defaults to 300 dpi; the driver for the OL-410ex defaults
to 600 dpi.
| Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 12/17/2000 |
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| Keywords: | KB128516 |
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