Xerox 350 用户手册

You can change the Energy Star mode through the front panel or through the 
World Wide Web (refer to the PhaserShare Status Software User Manual.)

 When the printer is idle for more than 4 hours, it goes into a 

standby mode that keeps the printer ready to use yet reduces energy 
consumption.

The printer exits standby mode when you send a file to the printer, press any 
front panel button, install or remove a media tray, or open any cover.  For 
example, adding ink causes the printer to exit standby mode.  When the 
printer exits this standby mode, it is ready to print in about 5 minutes.

 When the printer is idle for the time set in the Energy Star 

front panel menu, it cools down completely.  When the printer exits the 
Energy Star mode, it is ready to print in about 10–15 minutes.

For printers ordered with the Energy Star option, the Energy Star default is 
set to one hour.  After an hour of inactivity, the printer begins a cool-down 
cycle that requires a 10–15 minute warm-up period before being ready to use 
again.  Increasing the Energy Star value from one hour keeps the printer 
ready for printing and eliminates the warm-up period.  In the printer’s 
standard configuration, the Energy Star default is set to 999 hours.

Since the printer uses ink during warm-up from a power-off condition and 
when exiting Energy Star mode, you can reduce ink consumption by leaving 
the printer on.  To ensure optimum printing performance and best ink 
economy, leave the printer turned on overnight and during weekends.