Yellow dots on all pages

[David-Collins-Cubitt]

The yellow dots are put down as a serial number to identify the machine. It's an anti-fraud measure to stop people printing bank notes etc. The dot's shouldn't appear on a mono click. I don't belive it's possible to remove the anti-fraud dots as far as I know.

[roussinix]

Hello,
I still don't know how to update my printer with .bin?
Thanks for any response

[roussinix]

[roussinix]

Hello,
I don't have a "SELECT"

[GabiE-Xerox]

Hi,

Starting with firmware version xx.61.01 the actual firmware file is encrypted. This was done to provide increased security for the VersaLink software. Devices with firmware versions xx.52.01 (PL6-R1) and older, cannot utilize an encrypted software file to perform a firmware upgrade. The xx.59.01 release can read the encrypted file and act as a bridge from the old version to the new version. A bridge* version must be installed before installing the encrypted file

And you will find the bridge software here

Gabi

[Mohammad_armouti]

Hi,

So, no way to remove these yellow dots? Or even to decrease them?

As gabiene said , No way to remove these dots ; It present the Machine Identification Code

The firmware is up to date.

i don't think so since the latest one released in May 

Also, what is the printer "Admin" password?

For software versions earlier than PL6 (XX.5X.XX), the default administrator password is 1111. For software versions PL6 (XX.5X.XX) or later, the default administrator password is the device serial number

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Regards !

[roussinix]

Hello,

So, no way to remove these yellow dots? Or even to decrease them?
The firmware is up to date.
Also, what is the printer "Admin" password?

Pierre

[GabiE-Xerox]

Hi,

Those yellow dots actually represent the serial number of the printer placed on each print in a certain algorithm. This happens to all Xerox color printers to identify which printer has made illegal prints. Of course, the dots should not be so obvious, but it also depends a lot on the quality of the paper. It would also be a good idea to upgrade the printer firmware.

Gabi

[roussinix]

Scan 4800 DPI

[GabiE-Xerox]

Hi,

Can uou upload an image with the issue?

Gabi