Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product MS6000 MKII Konica Minolta
Go to page of 102
0820-7732-01 0820-7732-01 C M Y K 2004.6 konicaminolta.com 30mm MS6000 MK II User's Guide.
.
Energy Star ® As an ENERGY STAR ® Partner, we have d etermined that this mach ine meets the ENERGY STAR ® Guidelines for ener gy efficiency. What is an EN ERGY STAR ® Product? An ENERGY STAR ® produ ct has a spec ial featur e that allows it to auto matically switch to a “low-power m ode” after a period of i nactivity.
P-ii SAFET Y INFORMA TIO N This s ection contains detaile d ins tructions on the operatio n and mainten ance of this machin e. To ach ieve opti mum util ity of thi s devic e, all ope rators sho uld carefu lly read and follow the instruc tions in this ma nual.
SAFETY INFORMATION P-iii • Do not modify th is produc t, as a fire , ele ctrical shoc k, or bre ak- dow n could result. If t he prod uct emplo ys a lase r , the laser beam source could cause b lindn ess. • Do not a ttempt to re mo ve the co ve rs and pane ls whi ch ha ve been fix ed to th e produ ct.
SAFETY INFORMATION P-iv Do no t pla ce a f lower vase or ot her c ontai ner t hat c ont ains wa ter , or metal c lips or o ther sm all metalli c obj ects on th is produc t. Spilled wa ter or meta llic ob jects dro pped ins ide the p roduct could re sult i n a fire, elect ric al shock , or br eakdow n.
SAFETY INFORMATION P-v • Do not use flam mabl e spra ys, liqu ids, or gase s near this produ ct, as a fire could res ult. • Do not l eav e a t oner unit o r drum unit in a place w ithin eas y reach of ch ildren. Li cki ng or inge sting an y of the se things could i njure yo ur health.
SAFETY INFORMATION P-vi Precautions f or Routine • Alw ay s use this prod uct in a well v enti lated locati on. Oper ating the produ ct in a po orly ve ntilated room f or an e xtended period o f time could i njure y our heal th. V ent ilate the r oom at regular in tervals .
SAFETY INFORMATION P-vii Do not touch or s cratch the surf ace of the tone r unit d ev eloping roller and t he PC drum, as p oor image quali ty could result. Use the supp lies an d consumab les reco mmend ed by th e dealer . Use of an y sup ply or co nsumab le not recom mended co uld resu lt in poor image q uality a nd brea kdow n.
i Welcome This User’s Guide ex plains how to o perate the unit an d replenish it s supplies. It als o gives some trou bleshootin g tips as we ll as general p recautions t o be observe d when operatin g the unit.
ii Notes to Op erator s and Key Oper ators The following safety rules should be observed: [1] The un it shou ld be k ept fre e from m oistur e, dirt, d ust an d expo sure to heat an d direc t sun- light a t all time s. [2] Keep hands, hair and cloth ing away from rol lers and ot her moving part s.
Notes to Operators a nd Key Operato rs iii Interference-Causing Equipment St andard (ICES-003 ISSUE 3) (For Canada Users) This Class A dig ital appara tus complies wi th Canadian ICES -003. Cet appareil num érique de la classe A est conforme à la no rme NMB-003 du Canada .
iv Safet y Information (MSP 30 00 P rinter) Laser Safety This print er is a page p rinter which o perates by m eans of a laser. Th ere is no possi bility of danger fro m the laser, pro vided the printe r is operated acc ording to the instruction s provided in this ma nual.
Safety Information (M SP 3000 Print er) v For Denmark For Finlan d, Sweden ADVARSEL: Usyn lig las erstrål ing v ed åb ning, når si kkerh edsaf brydere er ude af funk- tion. Un dgå udsttelse for stråling. Klasse 1 las er produk t der opfy lder IEC60 825 sikker heds kraven e.
Safety Information (MS P 3000 Printer) vi For Norway WARNING L ABEL ADVARSEL: Dersum apparatet bru kes på annen måte en n spesif isert i denne bruksa nvis- ning, kan brukere n utset tes for unsy nlig lase rstrålin g som over skrider g rensen fo r laser klasse 1.
Safety Information (M SP 3000 Print er) vii OZONE RELEASE (For all Users) During printer opera tion, a sm all qua ntity of ozone i s released . This amoun t is not large enough to cause a ny advers e affects or h arm.
Safety Information (MS P 3000 Printer) viii.
1 Conten ts Chapter 1 Safety Notes 1. Installation Precautions ................. ................. ............ ............ 1-2 Installation Site ......... ........... ................. ................. ............ 1-2 Power Source ................
Contents 2 13. Selecting the Output Format ................... ................. .......... 2-25 Selecting the paper s ource ........ ................. ............ .......... 2-25 Selecting the print form at ........................... ............ .
Contents 3 2. Initial Settings ............... ................ ................. ............ ............ 4-4 User Settings on the Contro l Panel ............ ............ ............ 4-4 User Mode ................. ........... ................. ..
Contents 4.
1-1 Chapter 1 Safety Not es Chapter 1 This chapter p rovides pre cautions for use, a descriptio n of the op er- ating en vironment a nd conditio ns as well a s instruction s on how to turn the system ON and OFF.
1-2 Safety Not es Chapter 1 1. In stalla tion P recautions Installation Site Placement o f the unit in the environme nt described be low will ensure op timal perfor mance througho ut the long life of service for wh ich it was desig ned. A well-v entilate d place.
1. In stalla tion Pre cauti ons 1-3 Safety Not es Chapter 1 Spac e Requ iremen ts There shou ld be a cle arance of the fol lowing di mensions bet ween th e wall and the rear of the unit as we ll as it’s righ t and le ft sides to pro vide ample sp ace for the v entilation ports t o dis- sipate h eat.
1. Ins tallati on Preca ution s 1-4 Safety Not es Chapter 1 For ease of o peration, mai ntena nce and replen ishment of suppli es, the mini mum clea rance di- agrammed bel ow is required.
1. In stalla tion Pre cauti ons 1-5 Safety Not es Chapter 1 Operating Environment The environmen tal requirement s for operating the sy stem are as follows: Temper ature: 10 °C to 35 °C (50 °F to 9 5 °F) with a fl uctuati on of 10 °C (18°F) per h our.
1-6 Safety Not es Chapter 1 2. T urning the Po wer On and Off Turning ON Press the Po we r Switch of the sca nne r to th e I (ON) position. Press the P ower Switch of th e printer to the I (ON) position. The Co ntrol P anel di splays a blink ing “1” and t he unit starts to warm up .
2. Turning the Power On and Off 1-7 Safety Not es Chapter 1 Turning OFF Press the Po we r Switch of the sca nne r to th e O (OFF) position. Press the P ower Switch of th e printer to the O (OFF) po sition.
1-8 Safety Not es Chapter 1 3. A uto P ower Sa ve Mode The unit e nters the Auto Power Save mode if it is left to stand idl e for a predetermine d period of time. When th e unit enters the Auto Power Save mod e, power to the Scanner pro jection lamp and the prin ter heater i s automati cally shut down to save powe r consumpt ion.
2-1 Chapter 2 Scanner Ch apter 2 This chap ter identif ies different part s of the Sca nner and expl ains its oper ation. Scanne r.
2-2 Scanner Ch apter 2 1. Sys tem Ov ervi ew Projec tion Lens Sing le Le ns Zoom Le ns 7.5 × 9-16 × 13 -27 × 23 -50 × Film Carrier Auto-retriev al Controller FC-5 RFC-9B UC-2 RFC-21/22A RFC-15A MA.
1. System Overv iew 2-3 Scanner Ch apter 2 Syste m Confi gurati on This Scan ner is ava ilable in the followin g configur ations. PR Mode (M S6000 M KII + Printer) The Scann er is co nnected t o a de dicated p rinter, a llowing sca nned images to be print ed out directly.
2-4 Scanner Ch apter 2 2. Part s of th e Scan ner Screen: The ima ge taken from the film is p rojecte d here for v iew- ing. The frame on the Screen marks the d ata reading range. Cont r ol P ane l: Many opera tions are co ntrolled from the keys and i ndica- tors pro vided here .
2-5 Scanner Ch apter 2 3. Con tr ol Pa nel K eys and Ind icators Control Panel (Basic) Auto Skew Correction Centering/Fit Masking Print Mode Film Type Darker Auto Lighter Start Auto Photo Fine Text Ne.
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-6 Scanner Ch apter 2 Output Sele ction K ey: Select the paper feeding source accord ing to the format of the film im age that is being reflected in the screen. * This key is only availabl e on the PR mode . : when this lam p is lit: A 90 degre e image rotati on is per formed duri ng printing .
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and Indicator s 2-7 Scanner Ch apter 2 Cen terin g/F it K ey: When this ke y is pressed, the setting rotate s from OFF to the Cente ring and F it functi ons. When Auto Ma sking, T rimming, or Masking are set to off, Auto Masking will automatical ly be enabled when Center- ing is selected.
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-8 Scanner Ch apter 2 Maski ng Key: When pressed, this key rota tes from OFF to the Auto, Trimmi ng or Ma sking f unctions . Each time th is key is pressed, selec tion is switche d in or der of “OFF → Auto Masking → Manu al Trimming → Man- ual Maskin g → OFF.
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and Indicator s 2-9 Scanner Ch apter 2 Film T ype Ke y: Rotates betwee n Auto, Nega, an d Posi each time th e key is presse d. 1) Auto: The scanner auto matically determ ines between the film type options of nega tive or positiv e for print prod uction .
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-10 Scanner Ch apter 2 Memory I nput K ey: To store o ne of the following fun ctions into the memory o f the S canner, f irst se t one o f the fu nctio ns on C ontrol Panel and th en press this button wi th the hea d of a pen or o ther device.
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and Indicator s 2-11 Scanner Ch apter 2 Control Panel (S hift Function) Auto Skew Correction Centering/Fit Masking Print Mode Film Type Darker Auto Lighter Start Auto Photo Fin.
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-12 Scanner Ch apter 2 User Mod e K ey: Pressing this key toge ther with th e Shift Key ente rs the unit into the Use r Mode. ☞ See p. 4-6 User Mode. Lamp Illumin ance Key: When this ke y is pressed tog e ther with the Shift Key, t he illuminatio n of the screen is adjusted.
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and Indicator s 2-13 Scanner Ch apter 2 When (Misfeed/Call-Tech.-Rep. Code) Lights up This indi cates that a pa per misfeed or malfuncti on has oc curred in the syst em. Check t he code shown on the M ulti-Print Display and perform the misfeed clearing procedu re or the Call- Tech .
3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-14 Scanner Ch apter 2 Locate t he misfeed using t he cod e and perform the misfee d clearing proced ure. A ma lfunctio n has occur red in t he sy stem .
2-15 Scanner Ch apter 2 4. Im age Process ing Fu nction s Screen Image Print Imag e Description Auto Ma sking ( 1 Frame ) The system m asks th e black b ands that r un along t he edges of the image. Trimming (1 Fram e) The syste m masks ev erything but the cen ter of the im- age.
4. Image Processing Function s 2-16 Scanner Ch apter 2 Auto Film F ormat S elect Prin t Th e unit automa tically determi nes the format ( portrait or landscape) of th e image on the Screen and prints it as necessary. If you would l ike to use this func tion, ple ase co ntact the authoriz ed Technical Representa tive.
2-17 Scanner Ch apter 2 5. Pr intin g/Sca nning Here is an o utline of the pr inting p rocedur e: 1. Load the film The pr ocedur e for load ing fi lm is dete rmined by the ty pe of Film C arrier (optio nal) that is being used. Revi ew the Operato r’s Manual that ca me with you r Film Carrier for more information.
2-18 Scanner Ch apter 2 6. Sele cting a P ro ject ion Lens Projectio n Lenses co me in the followin g four types. Se lect the one th at corresponds to t he film being use d.
2-19 Scanner Ch apter 2 7. Re placing the Project ion Le ns T o install a Lens with a magnif ication dif ferent from that already install ed in the unit, fol low the procedure g iv en below . T ake hol d of the Pris m Holde r Le ver and pull it up to raise the Prism Holder .
2-20 Scanner Ch apter 2 8. Zo oming and F ocusi ng Zooming of the Screen Image Rota te th e Zoom ing R ing Di al to bring the i mage on the Sc reen into print size frame . Marked on the S creen are the size frame markers corresponding to the paper size (8-1/2" × 11" or A4 ).
2-21 Scanner Ch apter 2 9. Im age R otation Auto Image Rotation: T urn the Im age Rot ation Knob on the bo t- tom right of the Screen Fra me to turn the image. The greater the turnin g angle of the Image Rotation Kn ob, the f aster th e turning speed.
2-22 Scanner Ch apter 2 10. Sele cting th e Film T ype Auto The system will automatically determin e the polarity of the film being u sed when Auto i s selected with the Film T ype key . NOT E • The system cannot de termine t he pola rity of cert ain types of film.
2-23 Scanner Ch apter 2 11. Sele cting th e Image Dens ity Using Auto Exposure Depress the Exposur e Mode Selec t Button as necessary to select th e Auto Exposure M ode. The LED to the l eft o f the key light s up gree n when the Au to Expo sure mode is selected.
2-24 Scanner Ch apter 2 12. Se tting t he Numbe r of Print s to be Made To Entry the Number of Prints Set th e desired number usi ng the Mu lti-Print Ke y. NOT E This fun ction is only availa ble on the PR mode . The numbe r that can be ente r ed is 19 max .
2-25 Scanner Ch apter 2 13. Sele cting th e Output F o rmat Press the Outp ut Selection Key to select the p aper source and pri nt format. Select ing th e paper sour ce T ray: Prints the f ilm ima ge on pa per from t he print tra y . Cassette 1: Prints the f ilm ima ge on paper from the c assette 1.
13. Selectin g the Output Forma t 2-26 Scanner Ch apter 2 Select ing the p rint form at Display Paper Feeding Description Light OFF Lengthwi se Prints the on -screen lengt hwise area. Crosswise Prints th e on-screen crosswise a rea. Light ON Lengthwi se Prints th e on-screen crosswise area.
2-27 Scanner Ch apter 2 14. U sing A uto Maskin g The Auto Maskin g function prevents the frame (non-image area) o f a film imag e from appear- ing on the pr int. Sele cting Auto Ma skin g Press the Auto Masking k ey t o turn ON this func tion. Operating Condi tions for Auto Masking A.
2-28 Scanner Ch apter 2 15. Manu al Mask ing Panels (Opti onal) V er tical Area Indication Pan el: Use to specify the vertical p rint (scan) area of the image o n the scree n. There are 42 lights pl aced at 7mm in tervals. The ligh ts create a pa ttern when lit specifyin g the are a on the screen th at will be p rinted.
2-29 Scanner Ch apter 2 16. Usi ng Manual Masking The opti onal Manual Fram e Maskin g Kit allows you to spe cify an area for prin ting of the dis - played ima ge through tw o separate featu res, Trimmin g and Maski ng. NOT E Under the PC m ode , the p rint (s can) ar ea can be def ined using the Ma nual Ma sking P anel s.
16. Usin g Manual Maskin g 2-30 Scanner Ch apter 2 Clear ing a Define d Print (Sca n) Area Press th e V ert ical and Horizo ntal Area Clear keys to clear the de f ined pri nt (scan) area.
2-31 Scanner Ch apter 2 17. Us ing Cen terin g and Fit Once the image on t he Screen has been eit her “manua lly tri mmed” or “au to masked”, the Im- age Cent ering func tion moves th e image t o the center of the print . The Fit fu nction ho wever, fits the image on the Screen onto the enti re surface of the pri nt.
2-32 Scanner Ch apter 2 18. Us ing the C ycle Pri nt Mode This functi on automa tically scan s the nex t image follo wing a pre set period of time. Ima ges are manually lo aded onto the Carrier Gl ass in between cycles. This is a system settin g that mu st be ente red by an a uthorized d ealer.
18. Using the Cycle Pri nt Mode 2-33 Scanner Ch apter 2 After entering the Cycle Print Mode, press the St art ke y to start. NOT E • After the first scannin g operation ha s fin ished, the system wi ll automaticall y scan the ne xt im ag e fol lowing a pr eset period of time.
2-34 Scanner Ch apter 2 19. Sele cting th e Connect ion Mode The Scann er connection can be s elected b etween PR (co nnection to the Pri nter) and PC (con- nectio n to the PC). * F or the connectio n to the PC, the opt ional inte rface kit is required.
2-35 Scanner Ch apter 2 20. Sele cting th e Resolu tion The resolution for sc anning (printing) can be se lected. Press the Sh ift Ke y and the Resolutio n K ey to gether . The present resolution is displ ayed. Press the Resolu tion K ey while hold ing do wn the Sh ift K ey to set the resolu tion.
2-36 Scanner Ch apter 2 21. R egister ing th e Job Program The present sett ing state can be registered in up to 3 program re gistratio n locations (1J, 2J and 3J). Press the Me mory Input K ey in the Setting mo de. 1J starts blinking . T o chan ge the prog ram reg istration loc ation, pre ss the Multi- Print K ey .
2-37 Scanner Ch apter 2 22. C alling the Job Program The registe red Job prog ram can be called. Press the Sh ift Ke y and th e Job Recall Ke y toget her . Each tim e the Job Reca ll K ey is p ressed while the Shift K ey is held d own , the display is switche d in ord er of 1J → 2J → 3J.
2-38 Scanner Ch apter 2 23. Us ing the E lectr ical Zoo m In additi on to th e zooming by the Lens, th e Electrical Zoom functi on has be en pro vided for magnify ing the im age when it is printed. NOT E This fun ction is only availa ble on the PR mode .
23. Us ing th e Elec trica l Zoom 2-39 Scanner Ch apter 2 Clearing the Zoom magnification When the Zoom clr key is held down tog ether with the Shift K ey for ove r one second, the standard magn ification is resume d. The stan dard magn ification is fixed acco rding to the sel ected pap er size.
2-40 Scanner Ch apter 2 24. A djustin g the I llumi natio n of th e Screen The ill umination o f the screen can be adju sted. Hold do wn the Shift K ey and the Illu mination K ey toge ther to a djust the ill umination of the screen. The screen is gradua lly darkene d until it is turned OFF .
2-41 Scanner Ch apter 2 25. R eplacin g the P rojection Lamp Use the fol lowing procedure t o replace the Project ion Lamp wh enever a reduction in bright- ness on the screen is detected o r whenev er the lamp burns out. Make sure that the replace- ment lamp is speci fied for us e with t his sca nner .
25. Repl acing the Projec tion Lamp 2-42 Scanner Ch apter 2 Insert a ne w Projection L amp so that the mark on its base is facing upwards. Make sure that the new Projection L amp is inserted se curely so that th ere is no gap between t he Project ion La mp and the Lamp Socket.
3-1 Chapter 3 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 This chapter identifie s the different parts of the system and explains the MSP 3000 prin ter’s opera tional pr ocedures .
3-2 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 1. Part s of th e Prin ter Upper Unit Lock Release Lever: Use to op en the Upper Unit. Po wer Indi cator: Light indic ates when the P rinter is tu rned ON. Print T ray: Prints are output fro m the Printer, fa ce down onto this tr ay which ca n hold up to 50 0 sheet s of stan dard paper.
1. Part s of the Prin ter 3-3 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Upper Unit: Open to replace the Imag ing Cartridge a nd to clear misfe d sheet s of pape r. Image T ransfer Rol ler : Transfers the imag e onto the shee t of paper. Be careful to avo id touc hing it wi th your bar e hands.
3-4 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 2. T roublesho oting and Mai ntenan ce Repleni shing the Paper Sup ply Use only th e following types of pap er: Type Plain and recy cled pape r (weight 16 to 24 lbs. / 60 to 90 g/m 2 ) Size St andard sizes: 11" × 17", 8-1/2" × 11", 8- 1/2" × 14 " (or A3, B4, A4 ).
2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-5 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Loading Pa per int o the Pape r F eeding T r ay (T ray) Swing down the Paper Feeding Tray . Fan the pape r sta ck tho roughl y and align the ed ges. Load the pa per stack face up in the tray and a djust the Pap er Guides to secu re th e paper stac k.
2. Troubl eshooting and Mai ntenance 3-6 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Loading Pa per in t he Paper Ca ssette Pull the cassette ou t of the Printer and open th e Cover . Press do wn the P aper Liftin g Plate until it l ocks. Fa n the pap er stack thorou ghly , align th e edges, and place the paper in the cassett e.
2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-7 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Replac ing th e Tone r Car tridge Open th e upper u nit by pulling the Upper Unit Lock Re lease Lever forward. NO TE Push the Print T r ay in be for e open ing the Upper Unit. Remov e the old Imaging Cartridge from the printer .
2. Troubl eshooting and Mai ntenance 3-8 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Slide th e pins located on b oth side s of the Imaging Cartridge into the grooves of the prin ter as shown and gently pu sh the I maging Ca rtridge securely into plac e. Close the Up per Unit.
2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-9 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Clearing Mi sfeeds • If the Misfe ed Code ( P0) lig hts up : The size or the di rection of the pa per loaded in the pap er tray does not match that set for the tray . Load the paper of th e set size in the set direc tion and then open and close the Upper Unit.
2. Troubl eshooting and Mai ntenance 3-10 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Clearing a Misfeed from t he Paper Cas sette Open the Upper Unit by pu lling the Upper Unit Lock Re lease Lever forward. NO TE Push the Print T r ay in be for e open ing the Upper Unit.
2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-11 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Clearing a Misfeed from i nside the Pr inter Open the Upper Unit by pu lling the Upper Unit Lock Re lease Lever forward. NO TE Push the Print T r ay in be for e open ing the Upper Unit.
2. Troubl eshooting and Mai ntenance 3-12 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Solving Irregular Printing Problems Use the follo wing procedur es to fix min or printing p roblems. If print quality do es not im prove after implement ing the proced ures belo w, cont act the authorize d dealer.
2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-13 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Sympt om Cause Action Uneven image density Tone r in the Im aging Car- tridge is not eve nly distrib- uted. Remove the Imaging Car- tridge, shake it several times and repl ace. Blank p rint The Printe r has malfunc- tioned .
MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Memo.
4-1 Chapter 4 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 This chapter contai ns the specificatio ns of the unit as well as pro - vides care a nd mainte nance instru ctions.
4-2 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 1. Sp ecifications MS6000 MKII * Specificatio ns subject t o change withou t notice. Ty p e : Desk- T op T ype M icrof ilm S canner Resolution : 200, 3 00, 40 0, 60 0, 80.
1. Spe cifications 4-3 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 MS6000 MKII+ MSP 3000 Printer * Specificatio ns subject t o change withou t notice. Ty p e : Microf ilm Scann er Printer S ystem Printing Meth od : Las.
4-4 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 2. Initial Settings This system offe rs three types of se ttings: the user se ttings that ar e made by t he user on the control pa nel, the settin gs that are mad e by the user using with the User Mode, a nd the system settings that are made by the authorized deal er.
2. In itia l Set ting s 4-5 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 User Mode User mode allows the default value s of various fun ctions to be set or cha nged as necessary. Setting these defaul t values ac cording to the need of t he user saves lab or in making settin gs again each time the power is turned ON or Panel Reset is activated .
2. Initial Se ttings 4-6 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 Enteri ng and Leavin g the User Mode Hold do wn the Shift k ey an d Output Selection k ey a t the sam e time for 0.5 sec. The Multi-P rint Displ ay displays a “U. ” Press the Ex posure Adjustme nt ke y (Darke r or Lighter) to select the specif ic function.
2. In itia l Set ting s 4-7 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 Set tings in Each Us er Mod e Func tion U1: Special P rint Mode This functi on is not available. U2: En gine erin g Enha nceme nt Mo de Slight i mage distor tion occ urring in th e scan directi on can be corrected with this func tion.
2. Initial Se ttings 4-8 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 U3: A uto Power Sa ve Time i t takes the unit to be au tomatically set into th e Power Save mode can b e set. Select U3 in the User mo de. Press the Exposure Mod e ke y to display d* . Press the E xposure Adj ustment key (Darker or Lighte r) to sele ct the des ired setti ng val ue .
2. In itia l Set ting s 4-9 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 U5: Imprint P osition Setting The Date P rint and C haracter Overlay func tions can b e set to turn ON or OFF, and the date pri nt positio n of the Da te Print f unction ca n be set with th is function .
2. Initial Se ttings 4-10 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 Press the Start ke y to valid ate the setting v alue. Yea r: 4 di gits of domi nical y ear Month: 2 dig its Day: 2 digits Hour: 2 dig its (24- hour sys tem) Minut es: 2 dig its U7: Imprint Mode Set Time-of-day ca n be corrected for the Dat e Print functio n when it becom es wrong.
2. In itia l Set ting s 4-11 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 U8: T otal Scan Counter The num ber of sc an sequen ces carri ed out by the Sc anner c an be displayed with th is func - tion. 1. Select U 8 in the User mode. 2. Pre ss the Start key . The number of sca n sequences so far carried out by the Scanne r is displaye d.
2. Initial Se ttings 4-12 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 System Setting s Description S election Initia l Setting Auto Skew Cor- rection Retain Determines whether or n ot to retai n the origin al (uncorrect ed) skew of a screen image after the pri nt has been mad e.
2. In itia l Set ting s 4-13 Miscel laneous Chap ter 4 * To change any of the syste m settings descri bed abov e, contact th e authorized dealer. System Setting s Description S election Initia l Setti.
4-14 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 3. Sy stem Ca r e The system sho uld be cleaned o n a daily basis for op timal operat ing conditio ns. Cleani ng the Scann er W ith a da mp clot h, clea n and rem ov e an y dust or debris from th e sur face of the Screen .
3. Syste m Care 4-15 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 Cleaning the MSP 3000 Printer Clean the Printer at regu lar intervals. NO TE • Befor e cleaning th e Printer , turn OFF the p ower and unplug the cor d fr om the po wer outle t. • Use a soft cloth and NE VER use a brasives or corr osive deter ge nts.
4-16 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 F or K ey Operat or’ s Use When you need to call for servi ce, the Key Operator should be prepare d to provide the fol- lo wing informati on to the authorized Deale r . 1. Y our Comp any Name, Add ress, T eleph one Num ber , Depa rtment Name , Floo r Numb er , Unit Loca tion, etc.
0820-7732-01 0820-7732-01 C M Y K 2004.6 konicaminolta.com 30mm MS6000 MK II User's Guide.
An important point after buying a device Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII (or even before the purchase) is to read its user manual. We should do this for several simple reasons:
If you have not bought Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII yet, this is a good time to familiarize yourself with the basic data on the product. First of all view first pages of the manual, you can find above. You should find there the most important technical data Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII - thus you can check whether the hardware meets your expectations. When delving into next pages of the user manual, Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII you will learn all the available features of the product, as well as information on its operation. The information that you get Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII will certainly help you make a decision on the purchase.
If you already are a holder of Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII, but have not read the manual yet, you should do it for the reasons described above. You will learn then if you properly used the available features, and whether you have not made any mistakes, which can shorten the lifetime Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII.
However, one of the most important roles played by the user manual is to help in solving problems with Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII. Almost always you will find there Troubleshooting, which are the most frequently occurring failures and malfunctions of the device Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII along with tips on how to solve them. Even if you fail to solve the problem, the manual will show you a further procedure – contact to the customer service center or the nearest service center
