Lexmark 4600MFP - Manual (Page 26)

Paper Menu
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Using the MFP menus
Custom Names
This menu item is used to define a custom name for each print media.
Custom Bin Names
This menu item is used to define a custom name for each output bin based on a person or the type of print media assigned
to exit to a specific output bin.
Universal Setup
These menu items are used to specify the height and width of the Universal Paper Size. When the height and width for
Universal Paper Size are specified, the MFP uses the Universal setting like other paper sizes, including support for duplex
and n-up. For more information on n-up, see
Multipage Print.
Menu item Purpose Values and descriptions
<user-defined
Custom Name> Specifies the name of print media
associated with each Custom Name
<x> available in the Paper Type menu,
where x is 1—6. [user-defined
name], such as:
Stephen’s labels
Mary’s card stock The custom print media loaded in
the designated source must be a
supported media type in order for a
user-defined name to be assigned.
Menu item Purpose Values and descriptions
<user-defined
Custom Bin Name> Specifies the custom name of output
bin <x>, where x is 1—10 based on the
MFP model or the optional finisher, if
one is attached. [user-defined
name], such as:
Company’s bin
Lawyer’s bin
Mary’s bin
Stephen’s bin The custom output bin must be able
to accept the type of print media
assigned to exit to the defined bin in
order for a user-defined name to be
assigned.
Menu item Purpose Values and descriptions
Units of Measure Determines the unit of measure
used to enter the Universal Height
and Width. Inches
Millimeters Inches is the US default, and
Millimeters is the international default.
Portrait Width Sets the portrait width of the
universal media.
Note: If the value set exceeds the
maximum width, the MFP uses the
maximum value allowed in inches or
millimeters. 3—14.17 inches in
0.01 inch increments
76—360 mm in 1 mm
increments Shows either inches or millimeters
from the Units of Measure setting;
8.5 inches is the US default, and
216 mm is the international default.