The printer has the ability to print many types of internal pages without being connected to a computer or to a network. The most useful of these is the Menu Settings Page (sometimes referred to as an Internal Test Page). This page, or set of pages, shows all the current user settings and code levels on the printer.

Printing the menu settings page(s) can be useful in a number of ways. For example:

• If you are experiencing a configuration problem (for example, paper is not feeding from the correct tray), you can check the current printer settings, as listed on the menu settings page(s), to make sure they are all correct. 
   


• The menu settings page(s) is also useful as a reference for locating items in the printer menu system. 
   


• Keeping a printed copy of these pages means you have a record of the printer's settings in case the printer is ever serviced or a setting is accidentally changed. 
   


• If you are experiencing problems getting the printer to work properly, printing the menu settings page(s) can be a useful way of determining if the hardware of the printer is the source of the problem. If the menu settings page prints correctly, the source of the printing problem is probably not the hardware of the printer. This is especially true of communications problems (for example, if the printer does not respond when you send a print job to it). 

You will need to use the buttons on the printer's LCD screen to print the Menu Settings Page. To select and print the menu settings page(s), do the following:

Step	Action
1	Press the  button to enter the printer menu. The menu settings page is accessed under the Reports menu.
2	Press the  button until the check mark on the screen is next to Reports.
3	Press the  button once to enter the Reports menu. A new list of menu choices should appear.
4	Press the  button until the check mark on the screen is next to Menu Settings Page.
5	Press the  button once. The printer should display Printing Menu Settings Page and the menu settings page(s) should print out.