Printing Banner Pages
You can insert a banner page, on which the user name, print date and time, and other information are printed before each print job to prevent other users from taking the document by mistake (Banner page).
Print logs are counted separately for the banner page and print job. When you suspend printing, suspend also printing of the banner page.
The following may occur depending on the application being used:
A banner page is printed for each set of copies when multiple sets of documents are printed.
When pages with different orientations or sizes are mixed in a job, a banner page is inserted before a page whose orientation or size is changed.
A banner page is inserted for each job when a job includes multiple jobs.
A banner page is printed for each set of copies when multiple sets of copies are printed.
The printed date and time on the banner page indicate when the command for a job was issued. The date and time may differ from the job history or when the job was executed.
Specifying Banner Page (Windows)
Specify the settings on the [Output Settings] menu of the [Detailed Settings] tab.
Open a document to print on the computer, and display the setting screen of the printer driver from the print menu in the application.
Specify Paper Size, Paper Type, Orientation and other settings.
On the [Output Settings] menu of the [Detailed Settings] tab, select the [Banner Page] check box, and then select the paper tray and paper type.
After completing the configuration, click [OK].
On the application, click the button for printing.
Text with characters other than single-byte alphanumeric characters in the banner page may become garbled.
Specifying Banner Page (OS X/macOS)
Specify the settings in [Paper] on "Feature Sets" of [Printer Features].
Open a document to print on the computer, and display the setting screen of the printer driver from the print menu in the application.
Specify Paper Size, Orientation, Paper Type, and other settings.
On [Paper] of "Feature Sets", set Banner Page to [On], and then select the paper tray and paper type.
After completing the configuration, click [Print].