PrintersWide-Format Printer
Canon Oce 01076 Printer Manual
Setup, everyday use, maintenance and troubleshooting for the 88 ipm wide-format monochrome LED/laser printer, with verified specifications.
- TypeWide-Format Printer
- Speed88 ipm
- Sleep power1.4 W
- Auto duplexNo
About the Canon Oce 01076
The Canon Oce 01076 is an 88 ipm wide-format monochrome LED/laser printer certified under the ENERGY STAR program for imaging equipment. The manufacturer markets it as the plotWave T75.
It uses an electrophotographic (laser/LED) imaging engine and is rated at 88 images per minute (ipm) in monochrome. As a large-format device, it handles wide media such as plans, posters or maps, typically on rolls.
It draws 1.4 W in sleep and 0 W when switched off (standby). That sleep power is lower than 53% of the 106 Wide-Format Printer models in our database. The factory default is to enter sleep 30 minutes after the last job.
Specifications
| Brand | Canon |
|---|---|
| Model number | Oce 01076 |
| Model name / series | plotWave T75 |
| Product type | Wide-Format Printer |
| ENERGY STAR product category | Printers |
| Marking technology | Electrophotographic (laser/LED) |
| Media size format | Large |
| Color capable | No |
| Rated monochrome speed | 88 ipm |
| Automatic duplex (two-sided) | No |
| Professional imaging product | No |
| Remanufactured product | No |
| Sleep-mode power | 1.40 W |
| Standby (off) power | 0.00 W |
| Default delay to sleep | 30 min |
| Digital front end (DFE) | iBase |
| DFE typical energy | 208.0 kWh/yr |
Safety information
- Plug the printer directly into a grounded wall outlet. Laser and duplicator engines draw a large current surge when the fuser or drum heats up, so do not connect them to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), a light-duty extension cord or a power strip shared with other heavy loads.
- Keep the ventilation openings clear and leave the clearance around the unit that the manual specifies for paper trays, covers and service access.
- Switch off and unplug the unit before cleaning it or reaching deep inside to clear a jam.
- The fuser area stays very hot for several minutes after printing. Let it cool before clearing jams near the output, and follow the warning labels inside the covers.
- Do not burn toner cartridges. Wipe up spilled toner with a damp cloth; do not use a household vacuum cleaner, because fine toner dust can pass through its filter or ignite.
- Operate the printer in a well-ventilated room, especially for long print runs.
- Wide-format systems are heavy. Use two or more people, or the lifting equipment specified in the installation guide, and lock floor-standing casters once the unit is in place.
Setup
- Unpack and remove shipping materials
Remove all tape, foam and protective film, including pieces inside the covers and paper trays.
- Choose a location
Place the unit on a sturdy, level surface (or its floor stand) away from direct sunlight, heating vents and humid areas. Leave room to open covers and pull out trays.
- Install toner and imaging parts
Remove the toner cartridge from its bag, rock it gently side to side to distribute the toner, pull any sealing tape, and insert it until it clicks. Install the drum or imaging unit first if your model uses a separate one.
- Load paper
Fan the paper stack, adjust the tray guides to the paper size and load it below the fill line. For roll media, mount the roll on the spindle and feed it until the printer detects it, then enter the media type in the control panel.
- Connect to your computer or network
Connect the unit to your network (Ethernet or Wi-Fi where available) or directly by USB, following the setup guide. Network connection lets several users share it and makes firmware updates easier.
- Install drivers and software
Add the printer in your operating system. Many current network printers work with driverless standards such as AirPrint, Mopria or IPP Everywhere; install the full manufacturer driver if you need finishing, security or accounting features.
- Check the sleep timer
The unit is shipped to enter sleep 30 minutes after the last job. Keep this setting (or shorten it) to minimize idle energy use.
Using your printer
Printing
- Use toner-save or draft mode for internal documents.
- Select the correct paper type and size in the driver so the printer applies the right heat or ink density.
- Print jobs in batches: the first page after sleep takes a little longer while the fuser warms up.
Sleep and power settings
The factory sleep delay is 30 minutes. In sleep the unit draws 1.4 W, and 0 W when switched off at the power button. Use the auto-off or weekly timer (if offered) to switch the unit off overnight and on weekends. The system uses a separate digital front end from iBase, which has its own power settings; configure its sleep mode as well.
Care and maintenance
| When | What to do |
|---|---|
| When prompted | Replace the toner cartridge, drum/imaging unit or waste-toner container; recycle used cartridges through the manufacturer's take-back program. |
| Every 3 months | Wipe the paper-feed and pickup rollers with a lint-free cloth lightly dampened with water to prevent misfeeds. |
| At the page count in the manual | Replace the maintenance kit (fuser, transfer roller, feed rollers) as specified for this model. |
| Every 6 months | Install firmware updates from the manufacturer and vacuum dust from the exterior vents. |
Troubleshooting
Most printer problems come from media, consumables, connections or settings. Try these steps first; for numbered error codes, look up the code in the manufacturer's manual or support site.
| Problem | Possible cause | What to try |
|---|---|---|
| Shows offline or jobs stay in the queue | Network or IP address changed; wrong driver or port; printer asleep and not waking. | Restart the printer and computer, print a network configuration page, re-add the printer using its current address, and reserve that address in your router. |
| Faded or uneven print | Low toner; toner-save mode on; paper type setting wrong. | Gently rock or replace the cartridge, turn off toner-save, and set the correct paper type. |
| Streaks, spots or repeating marks | Dirty or damaged drum or fuser; toner leak. | Print the cleaning page from the menu; measure the spacing of repeating marks against the manual's chart to identify the part to replace. |
| Toner smears or rubs off | Fuser not reaching temperature; heavy or coated paper set as plain. | Set the correct paper type; if smearing continues on plain paper, the fuser may need replacement. |
| Paper or media jams | Wrong media for the tray; overfilled tray; worn rollers; debris in the path. | Remove jammed media in the direction of the paper path, check for torn pieces, reload within the fill line, and clean the rollers. |
| Slow to start the first job | Unit waking from sleep. | This is normal. Group jobs together; avoid disabling sleep, which raises energy use considerably. |
Energy use and running costs
ENERGY STAR rates this device on its low-power modes: 1.4 W in sleep and 0 W when switched off. If it stays plugged in and asleep around the clock, sleep mode alone uses about 12.3 kWh per year — roughly $2.08 at $0.17 per kWh.
Switching it off outside a 10-hour, 5-day work week (and letting it sleep during working hours) cuts that to about 3.64 kWh per year ($0.62).
Energy used while actively printing is not included in these figures; it depends on how many pages you produce.
Frequently asked questions
What type of device is the Canon Oce 01076?
It is an 88 ipm wide-format monochrome LED/laser printer in ENERGY STAR's large media-size category. It is sold as the plotWave T75.
How fast is the Canon Oce 01076?
It is rated at 88 images per minute (ipm) in monochrome. Actual speed depends on the document, resolution and whether you print one- or two-sided.
Does the Canon Oce 01076 print on both sides automatically?
No. The certification record does not list automatic duplex printing; you can still print two-sided manually by reloading the pages.
Does the Canon Oce 01076 print in color?
No. It is a monochrome (black-only) device.
How much power does the Canon Oce 01076 use in sleep?
It draws 1.4 W in sleep and 0 W when switched off. Left asleep all year, that is about 12.3 kWh, or $2.08.
How long does the Canon Oce 01076 take to go to sleep?
It is shipped with a default sleep delay of 30 minutes after the last job. You can change it in the control panel or web interface, but shorter delays save more energy.
Sources and disclaimer
Specifications on this page come from the ENERGY STAR certified printers dataset published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (record certified September 23, 2025), retrieved October 7, 2026.
The setup, operating, maintenance and troubleshooting guidance is written by ManualHarbor's editors for this specific product type and configuration. It is an independent guide — not a reproduction of the manufacturer's manual — and ManualHarbor is not affiliated with Canon. Always follow the safety instructions, installation requirements and warranty terms supplied with your unit, and contact Canon or an authorized service provider for warranty repairs and replacement parts.
Running-cost figures use assumed U.S. average utility prices and are estimates for comparison only. See our editorial methodology for details.
Report a problem with this guide
Spotted a wrong value, a broken link or something unclear? Tell us and we will review it.