C3200n
The Okidata C3200n is the networked version of the C3200 color laser printer, letting small offices share one color machine across the team. It draws on the Type C6 cartridge family it shares with the C3100 — 43034801 through 43034804 — and for its cyan channel the cartridge to order is 43034803, sold singly so a workgroup replaces just the color that has run dry.
A shared color printer earns its keep differently from a personal one: it absorbs the office's occasional color jobs — the chart for a meeting, the branded letterhead, the envelope run — while the heavy monochrome lifting happens elsewhere. That pattern is gentle on color cartridges but easy to forget about, and a C3200n can sit with a nearly empty cyan for weeks before someone prints the document that finally exposes it.
Toner Cartridges for C3200n
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 43034803 | Cyan — listing 1 of 2 on this page | See product page |
| 43034803 | Cyan — listing 2 of 2 on this page | See product page |
Full Type C6 reference: yellow 43034801, magenta 43034802, cyan 43034803, black 43034804. This page stocks the cyan, in two listings of the same 43034803 supply.
Which cartridge should you buy?
For the C3200n, buy the channel that is empty — here, that means the cyan 43034803 when blues start washing out — and let the other three cartridges live out their own schedules. Workgroups sometimes replace a full set out of tidiness, but on a shared machine with light color volume that habit discards most of three cartridges' value. The single sensible exception is stocking: one spare cyan on the shelf protects the whole office's color capability for the price of a single cartridge, which is the cheapest insurance this printer offers.
Chip, toner and everyday use
The most common C3200n complaint has nothing to do with toner: the printer works, then disappears from the network. Its address has usually changed — print the network configuration page from the panel to read the current IP, update the printer port on each computer, and consider a static IP or DHCP reservation so it stops happening. On the supply side, treat the machine's occasional manual-feed jobs with care: envelopes go through the manual feed tray flap-closed with the envelope media type selected, so the printer slows down and fuses toner properly, and they should never be sent through the duplex path.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which toner cartridges fit the OKI C3200n?
Yellow 43034801, magenta 43034802, cyan 43034803 and black 43034804. The n means the printer is network-ready out of the box; the toner is the standard Type C6 set.
My C3200n was working, then disappeared from the network. What happened?
Its IP address almost certainly changed. Print the network configuration page for the current address, update the port on each computer, and set a static IP or DHCP reservation to keep it fixed.
Can the C3200n print on envelopes?
Yes, through the manual feed tray. Load envelopes flap-closed, select the envelope media type in the driver so the printer fuses toner correctly, and never run envelopes through the duplex path.
Is the C3200n's cyan the same cartridge as the C3100's?
Yes — both machines use 43034803 for cyan. The Type C6 family spans the whole C3100/C3200 line, which is why this page's cyan listings carry the C3100 name.
More printers that use the same cartridges
These models share the C3200n's cartridges: C3100, C3100n, C3200.