Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product MF4150 Canon
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ENG Basic Guide Please read this guide befor e operating this product. After you finish reading this guide, store it in a safe place for f uture reference.
i Manu als f or the Mac hine ● Mach ine Set-Up ● Softwar e Install ation Star te r Guide ● Basic Fea tures ● Maintenance ● Mach ine Setting s ● Specificati ons Basi c Guide (This Document).
ii What Can I Do with This Machine? What Can I Do with This Machine? F ax Fe atur es Specify a recipi ent with a single key One-T ouch S peed Dia lin g → p. 4- 7 Specify a recipi ent with a two-di git code Coded Dia ling → p. 4-14 Specify m ulti ple recipi ents with a single ke y Group Di alin g → p.
iii What Can I Do with This Mac hine? Send a fax to m ultiple r ecipients Broadca sting → Advanced Guide Receive fax es in memory without printing ou t Memor y Rece ption → Advanced Guide Reject f.
iv What Can I Do with This Machine? Cop y Featur es Select a sca n mode depending on the type of image Image Quality → p. 6- 3 Adjust the density le vel of scanned imag es Density → p.
v What Can I Do with This Mac hine? Printer Featur e Scanner Fe ature Copy tw o documents on on e sheet 2 on 1 Combin ation → Advanced Guide Print a document fr om a PC Printing → Online Help Spec.
vi What Can I Do with This Machine? PC F ax Feature Send a f ax fr om a PC PC F axing → Online Help.
vii What Can I Do with This Mac hine? Contents Manuals for the Mac hine .... .......... .............. ......... ......... .......... ......... i What Can I Do wi th This Mac hine? ........... ......... ......... .......... ........ ii Fax Features...
viii What Can I Do with This Machine? Legal Notices ............. ......... .......... ......... ......... .......... ......... ........ xviii Copyright .... ......... .......... ......... .............. ......... .......... .... xviii Disclaimers . .
ix What Can I Do with This Mac hine? LCD (Standby Mode) .......... .............. .......... ......... ......... .............. . 1-7 Fax Mode ............. .......... ......... ......... .......... ......... ......... . 1-7 Copy Mode ............... .
x What Can I Do with This Machine? 4 Sending Faxes ........... ........ ..... ......... ....... ....... ........ ..... ......... .... 4-1 Scan Se ttings ............. ......... .............. .......... ......... ......... .......... ..... 4 -3 Image Qua lity.
xi What Can I Do with This Mac hine? 10 Ma inten ance ... ....... ....... ....... ....... ..... ....... ........ ....... ....... ..... ... 10- 1 Cleaning the Machine ................... ......... ......... .............. .......... ... 10-1 Exterior .
xii What Can I Do with This Machine? Error Codes ....... ......... ......... .......... ......... ......... .......... .............. . 11-20 If You Cannot Solv e a Probl em ..................... .......... ......... ...... 11-21 Customer Supp ort (U.
xiii What Can I Do with This Mac hine? Preface Thank you f or choosing a Canon product . Bef ore using the mac hine, please read the fo llo wing instr uctions f or y our safety . Important Safety In st ructions W ARNING Except as specif icall y described in thi s guide , do n ot atte mpt to service the machi ne y ours elf .
xiv What Can I Do with This Machine? – T ur n off the main pow er s witch and unplug the po wer cord from the wal l outlet and contact Canon Customer Care Cen ter in any of the f ollo wing case s: – When the power cord or pl ug is damaged or fra yed.
xv What Can I Do with This Mac hine? – If poss ib le, plac e the machine near an e xisting t elephone line outl et f or easy connectio n of the telephone line cord, and to a void the e xpense of in stallin g a ne w out let . – Place the machine near a standard 120 V AC (60 H z) po wer outlet .
xvi What Can I Do with This Machine? Customer Support (U.S.A.) Y our machine is designed with the latest technol og y to pro vide tro ub le-free operat ion. If you encounter a prob lem wi th the mac hine’ s oper ation, try to solv e it by using t he inf ormation in Chapter 11.
xvii What Can I Do with This Mac hine? How to Use This Guid e Symbols Used in This Man ual The f ollowing sy mbols ar e used th roughout t he manual s f or the machin e and indi cate the w arnings, c autions and notes y o u should k eep in mi nd when using the machi ne .
xviii What Can I Do with This Machine? Legal Not ices Copyright Cop yright © 2006 b y Canon Inc. All rights reser v ed. No part of this public ation ma y be reproduced, t ransmi tted, tr anscribed, s.
xix What Can I Do with This Mac hine? Legal Li mitations on th e Usage of Your Prod uct and t he Use of Images Using your product to scan, print or otherwi se reproduce certain document s, and the use.
xx What Can I Do with This Machine? Trademarks Canon, the Canon logo , and imageCLASS ar e trademarks o f Canon Inc. All other produ ct and brand names are registered tr ademarks , trademarks or service marks of their respe ctiv e o wners . As an E NERGY S TA R Partner , Canon U .
xxi What Can I Do with This Mac hine? User s in the U .S.A. Pre-Installatio n Require ments for Canon Fa csimile Equipment A. Location Supply a suitable table, cabi net, or desk . See p. 13-1 for the machine’s weight and dimens ions. B. Orde r Inf ormation 1.
xxii What Can I Do with This Machine? Connection o f the Equi pment This equipment compli es with P ar t 68 of the FCC rules and the requirements adopted by the A CT A. On the rear panel of this equipment is a label that contains , among other inf ormation, a pr oduct ident ifier in the f ormat US:AAAEQ##TXXXX.
xxiii What Can I Do with This Mac hine? Rights of the Telephone Company Should the equipment cause harm to the telephone network, the telep hone company may tempor arily dis connect se r vice . The telephone c ompany also retains t he right to make changes i n f acili ties and services which ma y aff ect the operation of thi s equipment.
xxiv What Can I Do with This Machine? Use of shi elded c ab le is r equired t o comply with cl ass B l imits in Subpar t B of P ar t 15 of FCC Rules . Do not mak e any changes or modifications to the equi pment unless otherwi se specifie d in this manu al.
xxv What Can I Do with This Mac hine? User s in Canad a Pre-Installatio n Require ments for Canon Fa csimile Equipment A. Location Supply a suitable table, cabi net, or desk . See p. 13-1 for the machine’s weight and dimens ions. B. Orde r Inf ormation 1.
xxvi What Can I Do with This Machine? Notice This equip ment meets the appl icab le Indust ry Canada T er minal Equipment T echnical Specificati ons. This is confirmed by the re gistr ation n umber .
xxvii What Can I Do with This Mac hine? CA UTION Users should no t attem pt to m ake such conne ction s themse lv es , b ut sho uld c ontact the approp riate electric ins pection authori ty , or elect rician, as appropria te.
xxviii What Can I Do with This Machine? Laser Saf ety This machine compli es with 21 CFR Chapter 1 Subchapter J as a Class 1 laser product under the U .S. Depar tment of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Radiation P erf ormance Standard accor ding t o the Radiation Cont rol f or Heal th and Saf ety Act of 1968.
1-1 1 Before Using the M achine Befor e Using the Machine Mach in e Compone nts A ADF (Automatic Do cument Feeder) Holds documen ts and f eeds them automat icall y into the sc annin g area. B Slide gu ides Adjust to the wid th of th e docu ment. C Document feeder tra y Holds doc uments.
1-2 Before Using the Machine H Sca nni ng ar ea Scans d ocume nts from t he ADF . I Platen gl ass Place do cume nts . J Output tray e xtension Extensi on f or the output t ra y . K P aper stopper Pre v ents the paper from f a lling off the out put tra y .
1-3 Before Using the M achine RU S B p o r t Connect t he USB (U niv ersal Serial Bus) ca bl e. SR e a r c o v e r Open th is co v er when clea ring paper j ams. T Power so cket Connec t the p ow er cor d. U T elephone li ne jac k Connec t the e xter nal teleph one cab le.
1-4 Before Using the Machine Operation P anel Main Operation Panel A [System Mo nitor] key Press to c hec k print status , f ax status, print and sca n counts , rem aining m emory , or pri nt tran smissi on/rece ption res ults . B [View Settings] key Press to c onfirm settin gs of th e cop y func tion.
1-5 Before Using the M achine M [Stop/Res et] ke y Press to s top a current job . Also , pre ss to return the machine to the standb y mode . N Error indi cator Flashes when an error has o ccurred. O Proce ssing/Da ta indic ator Flashes during se nding or rece iving f ax es .
1-6 Before Using the Machine Facsimile Operat ion Panel A[ H o o k ] k e y Press whe n you w ant to dial wi thout lifting up the hands et of t he e xter nal tel ephone . B [Redial/Pause] ke y Press to re dial t he las t dialed n umber when f ax i s standi ng b y , or pres s to i nsert a pause when en tering a f ax number .
1-7 Before Using the M achine LCD (Stan db y Mode ) Fax Mode AD a t e & T i m e B Receive mode C Image quality Copy Mode A Zoom ratio B P aper size C Quantity DD e n s i t y E Image q uality Scan Mode NO TE – Depend ing on y our ne eds , yo u can chang e the standb y dis pla y w hich app ears whe n the m ain pow er s witch is turned on.
1-8 Before Using the Machine T oner Car tridge The lif etime of the Canon genuine st arter toner cartridge which comes with the machine is appr o ximately 1,000 pa ges, the Canon genuine r eplacement toner cartridge is appro ximately 2,000 pa ges.
1-9 Before Using the M achine Maintaining th e Toner Car tridge ● K eep the toner car tr idge a w a y from compute r screens , disk driv es , and flopp y disks. The magnet i nside the toner car tridge ma y harm these items . ● A void locations subjec t to high temper ature , hi gh humidit y , or r apid changes in tempera ture.
1-10 Before Using the Machine Checking the toner level Y ou can chec k the amount of t oner r emaining in the t oner ca r tridge by pr essing the [T oner Gauge] ke y . The toner le v el is displ a y ed in the LCD at f our le v els . If the toner gauge in dica tes that the toner i s empty , it is recommended that the toner car tridge be replac ed.
1-11 Before Using the M achine Timer Settings Setting the Sleep Mode When the machine r emains i dle f or a cer tain p eriod of ti me, it automatical ly enters the Sleep mode . 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <TIMER SETTINGS>, then pres s [OK].
1-12 Before Using the Machine 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ON>, then press [OK]. 5 Press [ ] or [ ] to select the desired interv al, then press [OK]. Y ou can set th e inte r v al from 3 to 3 0 minu tes (in one-min ute i ncrements ). Y ou can also enter v alues with the num eric k eys.
1-13 Before Using the M achine NOT E – T o resume the normal mode from the Sleep mode , press [Energ y Sa v e r] on the o perat ion pan el. – T o enter the S leep mode manua lly , press [ Energ y Sav er] on the opera tion pa nel.
1-14 Before Using the Machine Setting Da ylight Saving Tim e In some countries or areas , time is adv anced through out th e summer season. This is called “ Da ylight Sa ving Ti me. ” 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <TIMER SETTINGS>, then pres s [OK].
2-1 2 Document Handling Document Handling Document Requir ements * 1 When cop yin g a tr anspa rent do cumen t such a s tra cing p aper or trans parencie s, use a piece of plain white paper t o cov er the document after pl acing it f ace-d own on the platen glass .
2-2 Document Han dling ● Do not place the document on the pl aten glass or in the ADF until the gl ue, ink or correct ion fluid on the document is comple tely dry . ● Remov e all fast eners (stapl es, paper clips , etc. ) bef ore loading the document in the ADF .
2-3 Document Handling Scanning Ar ea Make sure your document’ s text and gr aphics f all withi n the shaded area in the fol lo wing diagr am. Note that the mar gin widths listed are appr o ximate and there may be slight v ariations in act ual use.
2-4 Document Han dling Loading Documen ts On the Platen Glass 1 Lift up the ADF . 2 Place y our document face do wn..
2-5 Document Handling 3 Align the document with the appr opriat e paper size marks. If y our doc ument do es not match an y of th e pape r siz e marks, align the ce nter of y o ur docum ent with the ar row mark. 4 Gently c lose the ADF . The docu ment i s read y f or s canning .
2-6 Document Han dling In the ADF 1 Fan the document st ac k and even the edges. 2 Adjust the slide guides to t he widt h of the d ocuments..
2-7 Document Handling 3 Neatl y place the documents f ace up i n the do cument feeder tra y . When enl arging STMT origin als to L TR paper , place y our origina ls ho rizontall y . The docu ment i s read y f or s canning . NOT E – Do not add or rem ov e docume nts w hile the y are being sc anned.
3-1 3 Print Media Print Media P aper Requireme nts NO TE The def ault paper siz e is L TR. If y ou us e a diff erent paper size , you mu st cha nge th e paper si ze setti ngs.
3-2 Print Media Printable Area The shaded area indicates the appr o ximate printabl e area of L TR paper and en velope . Note that the mar gin widths listed are appr oximate and there ma y be slight v ar iations i n actual use.
3-3 Print Media P aper Gu idelines ● T o pre v ent paper ja ms, do not use an y of the f ollo wing: – Wrinkled or creased paper – Cur led o r roll ed paper – Coated paper – T or n paper – Damp paper – V ery thin paper – P aper which has be en printed on using a the rm al tr ansf er printer (D o not cop y on the reverse side.
3-4 Print Media Loading P aper T o load paper in the paper feeding tra y , see “Set Up the P aper T rays and Load P aper , ” in the Starter Guide. Into t he Multi-Purp ose Tray Use the mult i-purpose tra y when y ou want to cop y or pr int o n the diff erent paper which is in the paper f eeding tra y .
3-5 Print Media 2 When setting a paper , gently insert the paper into the multi -purpose tra y with the print sid e up. NOT E When y ou loa d paper wit h a logo on , positi on the pa per with the print side up (logo side) an d insert it so tha t the to p of th e paper f eeds first i n the mul ti-purpose tra y .
3-6 Print Media 3 Slide the paper guides so that the y fit to bot h sides of the paper . NOT E If the paper g uides are not adj usted corr ectly f or the si ze of the paper , the qua lity of y our printo uts ma y be adv ersel y aff ected. 4 Specify the size and the type of the paper y ou load.
3-7 Print Media Setting P aper Size and T ype The default setting is < L TR> and <PLAIN P APER>. When y ou place other sizes and/or type s of paper , foll ow this p r ocedure t o change the settings .
3-8 Print Media 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <P APER SIZE>, then press [OK]. 5 Press [ ] or [ ] to select the paper size, then press [OK]. <L TR>, <LGL>, <A4>, <B5>, <.
3-9 Print Media 7 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <P APER TYPE>, then press [OK]. 8 Press [ ] or [ ] to select the paper type, then press [OK]. Y ou can sele ct fr om the f ollowin g pape r types : &.
4-1 4 Sending Faxes Sending Faxes F ollo w this procedure to send a f ax. F or adv anced sending feat ures , see Chapter 1, “Adv anced F ax F eatur es, ” in the Adva nced Guide . Set a Document Enter the Fax Mode Place t he documen t on the p laten glass or load it in t he ADF .
4-2 Sending Faxes Enter the F ax Number Send the Document Dial the r ecipient’ s fax number w ith the numeric keys. Press [S tar t]. When you set the docum ent on the platen glass, press [Star t] for each docum ent. When scan ning is complete, press [OK].
4-3 Sending Faxes Scan Sett ings Y ou can adjust the image quality and density of the document y ou send. The higher image quality yo u set, the better the output will be, b ut the longer the transmission will take. Adjust the scan settings accor ding to the type of document you ar e sending.
4-4 Sending Faxes 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select the resolution, then press [OK]. <ST AND ARD> f or mo st te xt-only docu ments . (2 00 x 100 dpi) <FINE> f or fine-print documen ts (the res olution i s twice that o f <ST AND ARD>).
4-5 Sending Faxes Dens ity 1 Press [F AX]. 2 Press [Densit y]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to adjust the density , then press [OK]. [ ]: to mak e li ght do cume nts dark er [ ]: to mak e da rk document s ligh ter 1 2 3 [OK] Ex.
4-6 Sending Faxes Speed Dial ing Speed dialin g allo ws y ou to dial fax/t elephone number s b y si mply pressing one or a few ke ys. The f oll owi ng speed dialing methods are av ailable: ● One-T ouch Speed Dialing (p .
4-7 Sending Faxes ● Regist ering On e-Touc h Speed Di aling 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK].
4-8 Sending Faxes 5 Enter the dest ination name ( max. 20 c haracter s, includi ng spaces) with t he numeric ke ys, then press [OK]. 6 Enter the fax number y ou register (max. 50 digits, inc luding spaces and pauses) with the numeri c keys, then press [OK].
4-9 Sending Faxes ● Editi ng One-Touch Spe ed Diali ng 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <1-T OUCH S PD DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press the one-touc h speed dialing key ( 01 to 08) you wa nt to edit, then press [OK].
4-10 Sending Faxes 5 Press [ ] or [ ] repeatedly to go to the wr ong char acter , then press [Clear] to dele te it. T o delete the en tire na me , press an d hold [Clear].
4-11 Sending Faxes 7 Press [ ] or [ ] repeatedly to go to the wr ong number , then press [Clear] to dele te it. T o delete all n umbers , press and hol d [Clear]. 8 Enter a new number wit h the numeric keys, then press [OK]. 9 Press [Stop/ Reset] to return to the standb y mode .
4-12 Sending Faxes ● Delet ing One-Touc h Speed Di aling 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <1-T OUCH S PD DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press the one-touc h speed dialing key ( 01 to 08) y ou want to delete, then press [OK].
4-13 Sending Faxes 5 Press [OK]. 6 Press and hold [Clear] to del ete all nu mbers , then press [OK]. NOT E When del eting a ll n umbe rs, the regi stered name is clear ed auto matic ally .
4-14 Sending Faxes ● Registerin g Coded D iali ng 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <CODED DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select a coded diali ng code (00 to 99), then press [OK ].
4-15 Sending Faxes 5 Enter the dest ination name ( max. 20 c haracter s, includi ng spaces) with t he numeric ke ys, then press [OK]. 6 Enter the fax number y ou register (max. 50 digits, inc luding spaces and pauses) with the numeri c keys, then press [OK].
4-16 Sending Faxes ● Editi ng Coded Dialing 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <CODED DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select the coded diali ng code (00 to 99) that y ou want to edit, then press [OK].
4-17 Sending Faxes 5 Press [ ] or [ ] repeatedly to go to the wr ong char acter , then press [Clear] to dele te it. T o delete the en tire na me , press an d hold [Clear].
4-18 Sending Faxes 7 Press [ ] or [ ] repeatedly to go to the wr ong number , then press [Clear] to dele te it. T o delete all nu mbers, pr ess a nd hol d [Clear]. 8 Enter a new number wit h the numeric keys, then press [OK]. 9 Press [Stop/ Reset] to return to the standb y mode .
4-19 Sending Faxes ● Deleti ng Coded Dialin g 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <CODED DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select the coded diali ng code (00 to 99) that y ou want to delete, then press [OK].
4-20 Sending Faxes 5 Press [OK]. 6 Press and hold [Clear] to del ete all nu mbers , then press [OK]. NOT E When del eting a ll n umbe rs, the regi stered name is clear ed auto matic ally .
4-21 Sending Faxes ● Register ing Grou p Dial ing 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <GR OUP DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Specify an empty one-touc h speed dialing key that y ou want to set as the group dial , then press [OK].
4-22 Sending Faxes 5 Enter the gr oup name (max. 20 char acter s, inc luding spaces) with the numeric ke ys, then press [OK]. 6 Select the speed diali ng number s y ou want to register in the gr oup (max. 50 destinations ) until all desti nati ons are reg istered, then press [OK].
4-23 Sending Faxes ● Adding New Destinat ion to G roup 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <GR OUP DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select a gr oup dial to edit, then press [OK].
4-24 Sending Faxes ● Deletin g Destinati on from Group 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <GR OUP DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select a gr oup dial to delet e, then pre ss [OK].
4-25 Sending Faxes 6 Press [ ] or [ ] to displa y the speed dial nu mber y ou want to delete fr om the gro up. 7 Press [Clear ]. 8 Repeat steps 6 and 7 if y ou want to delete another spe ed dialing numbe r , then press [OK]. 9 Press [Stop/ Reset] to return to the standb y mode .
4-26 Sending Faxes ● Changi ng Group N ame 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <GR OUP DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select a gr oup dial to edit, then press [OK].
4-27 Sending Faxes 5 Press [ ] or [ ] repeatedly to go to the wr ong charact er , then press [Clear] to dele te it. T o delete the en tire ch arac ter , press and hold [ Clear ]. 6 Enter a ne w name with the numeri c ke ys, then press [OK] . 7 Press [OK].
4-28 Sending Faxes ● Deleti ng Group Dialing 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <ADDRESS BOOK SET .>, then press [OK]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <GR OUP DIAL>, then press [OK]. 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select a gr oup dial to delet e, then pre ss [OK].
4-29 Sending Faxes 6 Press [ ] or [ ] to display a speed dial number . 7 Press [Clear ]. 8 Repeat steps 6 and 7 until all speed dial n umbers are del eted, then press [OK ]. NOT E When del eting a ll sp eed di al n umbers , the g roup name is clea red auto matical ly .
4-30 Sending Faxes Using Speed Dialing F ollo w the procedure bel ow t o send f ax es to regi stered reci pients us ing spe ed dial ing. F or easy ref erence, print out th e list of r ecipients reg ister ed f or speed diali ng. (See Chapter 4, “Rep or ts and Lists , ” in the Advanced Guide .
4-31 Sending Faxes ● Using Coded Dialin g 1 Place the document on the platen glass or loa d it in the ADF . 2 Press [F AX]. 3 Adjust an y necessary settings f or y our document. F or detai ls, see “Sca n Settin gs, ” on p . 4-3. 4 Press [Coded Di al].
4-32 Sending Faxes Manu al Sending Use manual sending when y ou want to talk to the reci pient bef ore sending a document, or if t he recipient does not have a fax mac hine t hat can rec eive automaticall y . NO TE – Y ou cannot use th e plat en glass f or ma nua l sendin g.
4-33 Sending Faxes 5 Press [Hook] or pic k up the handset of y our e xternal tel ephone. 6 Dial the recipi ent’ s fax/t elephone number . NOT E Mak e su re to confi rm the dial to ne bef ore entering a f ax number .
5-1 5 Receiving Faxes Receiving Faxes F ollo w this procedure to set the mach ine f or receiving f ax es. F or adv anced receiving f eatur es, see Chapter 1, “Adv anced F ax F eatures , ” in the Adva nced Guide . Enter the Setting Menu Enter the Receive Mode Press [Additiona l Functions].
5-2 Receiving Faxes Select the Receive Mode Exit the Setting Men u Select the rec eive mode with [] or [ ] , then pr ess [OK]. <F axOnly>: Answers all calls as fa xes . <AnsMode>: Receives f axes automatically and records vo ice m ess age s.
6-1 6 Copying Copying F ollo w this procedur e to ma k e a cop y . F or adv anced copying f eatures, see Chapt er 2, “Adv ance d Cop y F eatures , ” in the Adva nced Guide . Set a Document Enter the Copy Mode Place t he documen t on the p laten glass or load it in t he ADF .
6-2 Copying Enter the Copy Quantity Start Copying Ente r th e co py qua ntity (1 t o 99) with the n umeric ke y . Press [S tar t]. Wh at if... ● Y ou enter a wr ong n umber: Pres s [Clea r] an d ente r a new numb er .
6-3 Copying Scan Sett ings Befor e pressi ng [Start] to begin cop ying, y ou can adjust scan setti ngs to bett er suit the document to be scanned. These sett ings return to the default v alues if A uto Clear funct ion is activ ated or if y ou pre ss [Stop /Reset].
6-4 Copying Densit y Y ou can adjus t the density to the most appr opriate le v el f or the docume nt either automatical ly or man uall y . ● Adjust ing Aut omatica lly 1 Press [COPY]. 2 Press [Densit y] re peatedl y until <A UT O> appear s, then pr ess [OK].
6-5 Copying ● Adju sting Ma nuall y 1 Press [COPY]. 2 Press [Densit y] re peatedly to sel ect the man ual mode. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to adjust the copy densi ty , then press [OK]. [ ]: to mak e li ght do cume nts darke r [ ]: to mak e da rk document s ligh ter 3 [OK] 2 1 Ex.
6-6 Copying Zoom Ratio ● Preset Zoom Y ou can enlarge or redu ce documents from one s tandard paper siz e to another . 1 Press [COPY]. 2 Press [Enlar g e/Reduce]. 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select the copy ratio, then pre ss [OK]. – 200 % MAX. – 129 % ST MT → LT R – 100 % – 78 % – 64 % – 50 % MIN .
6-7 Copying ● Zoom Designa tion Y ou can reduce or enl arge images b y an y cop y ratio , in 1 % i ncrements . The a va ilab le cop y rat ios are from 50 % to 200 %. 1 Press [COPY]. 2 Press [Enlar g e/Reduce] t wice. 3 Enter the copy ra tio with the n umeric ke ys, th en press [OK].
7-1 7 Prin ti ng Print ing F ollo w this procedur e to print a document from yo ur computer . Make sure that the printer driv er is install ed. F or detail s on printer driv er settings , see Online Help . Start the Print Command Select the Printer From an ope n document on an application, click [File] > [Print].
7-2 Printing Adjust Prefer ences Print the Document Cli ck [Prefe rence s] or [Prope rt ies] to open the dialog bo x. After finished, click [OK]. Click [Print] or [OK]. Wh at if... ● Y ou want to cancel print ing: See Chapter 3, “System Mo nitor , ” in the Adv anced Gu ide .
8-1 8 Scanning Scanning F ollo w this procedur e to scan a document to y our computer . Make sure that the sca nner driver is install ed. F or detail s on scanner driv er setti ngs, see th e Scanner Driv er Guide (in the User Sof tware C D). Set a Document Enter the Scan Mode Place t he documen t on the p laten glass or load it in t he ADF .
8-2 Scanning Set Sc an Function Start Scanning Star t MF T oolbox, then s et the scanning for mat. The mar k will be displayed above the button you select. For details on the MF T oolbox Settings, see Chapter 2, “Scann ing a Do cument, ” in the Sca nner Dr iver Guide.
9-1 9 PC Faxing PC Faxing F ollo w this procedur e to send a f ax fr om your computer . Make sure that the f ax dr iv er is installed. F or detail s on f ax driv er sett ings , see Online Help . Start the Print Command Select the Fa x From an ope n document on an application, click [File] > [Print].
9-2 PC Faxi ng Set the Desti nation Send the Document Specify the name and fa x number in [Sending Settings], then c lick [Add to Recipient List]. Click [OK] in the Fax Sending Settings. Wh at if... ● Y ou want to send a fax wi th the co ver sheet: Clic k the [Cov er Sheet] tab an d set t he f ormat f or the c o ver sheet attachmen t.
10-1 10 Maintenance Maintenance Cleaning the Mac hine Note the f ollowing bef ore c leaning your machi ne: – Make sure no document is stored in memory , then turn off the main power s witc h and disconnect the power cor d. – Use a soft c loth to a void scratchin g the components.
10-2 Maintenance Interior Clean the machin e’ s print area periodically t o pre vent toner po wder and paper dust from ac cumulat ing insi de . 1 T urn off the main po wer s wit ch and disconnect the po wer cor d. 2 Lift the s canning plat f orm until i t is loc ked (A), and open t he printer co ver (B).
10-3 Maintenance CA UTION – Do not to uch the fi xing assemb ly (A) as it becom es v ery hot during use. – Do not touc h the tr ansf er roller (B) as this can damag e the mac hine . – If loose to ner co mes i nto co ntact wi th your skin or clot hing, w ash with co ld water .
10-4 Maintenance 8 Close the printer co ver and lower the scanni ng platf orm. CA UTION Be careful not to get y our finger s caught. 9 Reconnect the power cord and turn on t he main po wer swit ch. Fuse r Roller If b lac k streaks appear with printing, the fuser roll er in the main unit ma y be dir ty .
10-5 Maintenance 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <FIX. UNIT CLEANING> , then press [OK]. Cleani ng starts. When finis hed, the displa y returns to th e stan dby m ode . NOT E – Us e stan dard pa per as the clean ing paper . – Th row a wa y the clea ning pape r after us e.
10-6 Maintenance 3 Close the ADF . CA UTION Be careful not to get y our finger s caught. ● ADF If y our documents ha v e b lac k streaks or appear dir ty aft er cop ying them usi ng the ADF , this ma y be caus ed b y penc il lead rubbing off the document s and onto the roller .
10-7 Maintenance NOT E Do not dampen th e clo th too m uch, a s this ma y te ar th e docu ment o r dama ge the machi ne. 4 Close the ADF cover . CA UTION Be careful not to get y our finger s caught.
10-8 Maintenance Replacing t he T oner Car tridge When the L CD displa ys <OUT OF T O NER/CHANGE T ONER> , or t oner level is l ow b y pressing [T oner Gauge], redistri but e toner i n the toner cartridge . If the message per sists, replace the toner cartridge .
10-9 Maintenance 4 Hold the t oner cartridge b y its handle (A). The arro w (A) on the toner cartridge should be f aci ng a w a y from y ou and p ointin g dow n. CA UTION – Do not ope n the d rum protec tiv e shut ter on the to ner ca r tridge. Print qua lity ma y deterior ate if the drum surf ace is e xpos ed to l ight or is damag ed.
10-10 Maintenance Replacing the Toner Cartridge with a New One 1 Lift the s canning plat f orm until i t is loc ked (A), and open t he printer co ver (B). 2 Remove t he toner cartridge . 3 Remove t he ne w toner cartridge fr om the pro tective bag. NOT E Sav e the protecti v e bag.
10-1 1 Maintenance 6 Hold the t oner cartridge b y its handle. The arro w (A) on the toner cartridge should be f aci ng a w a y from y ou and p ointin g dow n. CA UTION Do not open the drum p rotectiv e shutte r on the toner cartridge. Print quality ma y deterior ate if the drum surf ace is e x pose d to light or is d amaged.
10-12 Maintenance Recyc ling Used Car t ridges The Clean Ea rth Camp aign ● THE Canon CARTRIDGE RECYCLI NG PROGRAM The Canon Car tridge Recycling Program ful fill s the first ini tiati v e of Canon.
10-1 3 Maintenance Since its incepti on, The Canon Car tridge Recycling Progr am has collected mill ions of car tridges that ot herwise would h av e been disc arded into landf ills o r simi lar f acilities . Instead, thi s rapidl y gro wing prog ram returns used car tridges to the manuf acturing process , thu s conserving an arr a y of resour ces .
10-14 Maintenance U.S.A. PROGRAM ● Packagi ng ■ Option A-1: Single Bo x Return ● Repackag e the e mpty cartridge utilizing t he wr apper a nd pulp mould end-b loc ks from the ne w car tridge’ s bo x. ● Place the empty car tridge in the bo x of y our ne w car tridge.
10-1 5 Maintenance ■ Option A-2: Multiple Bo x Return W e en courag e you to us e this option as a more effici ent w a y to ship cartr idges . ● Complete Opti on A-1. ● Bundle multipl e car tridge bo x es together securely with tape . Please be sure that the s hipment d oes not e xceed UPS specifi cations .
10-16 Maintenance ● Shippi ng Apply the UPS authorized returning label pro vided in thi s guide . Residents of Alaska and Ha waii: Do not us e the UPS authorized re turning label. F or Alaska and Haw aii Canon set up alternative mail service with the U .
10-1 7 Maintenance By using either of the abo ve m ethods of shipment, y our used car tridge(s) will be fo rwar ded to the Canon Cartridge Collection Center at no char ge to y ou.
10-18 Maintenance ● Apply the Canon Canada Inc./Can ada P ost label p ro vided i n this brochure . ● Canon’ s labels are speciall y marked so that Canon pa ys the postage.
10-1 9 Maintenance T ranspor ting the Mac hine Follo w this pr ocedure to a v oid vibration dama ge to the machi ne when transporting it o ver a long distance. 1 T urn off the main po wer s wit ch. 2 Disconnect t he po wer cor d and all the cabl es from the bac k of the machi ne .
10-20 Maintenance 6 Remove the dust co ver from the paper f eeding tra y . 7 Remove t he paper fr om the paper f eeding tra y . 8 Store the dust co ver inside the machine. 9 Push the paper guide rail, a nd then cl ose the paper feedin g tray . 10 Detach the Document f eeder tray .
10-2 1 Maintenance 11 Fold the pa per stopper , and then push the output tra y e xtension into the mac hine. 12 Make sure all the co ver s are cl osed. 13 Grip the handles on both sides of the mac hine an d lift it carefull y , as shown in the illustr ation belo w .
11-1 11 Troubleshooting T r oubleshooting Clearing Jams When <CHECK DO CUMENT>, <P APER JAM> or <P APER JAM/OPEN REAR CO VER> appears on t he LCD di splay , remove jammed paper fr om the mac hine fir st, t hen fr om the paper f eeding tra y or m ulti-pur pose tra y if n ecessary .
11- 2 Troubleshooting 2 Hold both sides of an y jammed documents and gentl y pull them out strai ght upwar d. NOT E Do not pull the d ocum ent f orcef ully a s it may tear . 3 Hold both sides of an y jammed documents and gentl y pull them out. 4 Close the ADF co ver .
11-3 Troubleshooting 6 Close the ADF . CA UTION Be careful not to get y our finger s caught. Paper Jams When <P APER JA M> or <P AP ER J AM/ OPEN REAR CO VER> appears on t he LCD displa y , remov e jammed paper from the inside of the machine fi rst, then fr om the paper f eedi ng tra y or multi-purpose tra y if necessary .
11- 4 Troubleshooting 3 Open the rear cover . This ope rati on is required on ly when <P APER J AM/OPEN REAR CO VER> appears on the LC D displa y . 4 Lift the s canning plat f orm until i t is loc ked (A), and open t he printer co ver (B). 5 Remove the toner cartridge fr om the machi ne .
11-5 Troubleshooting CA UTION – Do n ot touc h the fix ing asse mb ly (A) as it beco mes v er y hot du ring use . – Do no t touch th e transf er roller (B) as this can dam age th e machi ne. 6 Hold both si des of the jammed paper and gentl y pull it out.
11- 6 Troubleshooting 9 Hold both si des of the jammed paper and gentl y pull it out upward. This ope rati on is required on ly when <P APER J AM/OPEN REAR CO VER> appears on the LC D displa y .
11-7 Troubleshooting 11 Hold the t oner cartridge b y its handle. The arro w (A) on the toner cartridge should be f aci ng a w a y from y ou and p ointin g dow n. CA UTION Do not open the drum p rotectiv e shutte r on the toner cartridge. Print quality ma y deterior ate if the drum surf ace is e x pose d to light or is d amaged.
11- 8 Troubleshooting 15 Close the rear co ver . This ope rati on is required on ly when <P APER J AM/OPEN REAR CO VER> appears on the LC D displa y . CA UTION Be careful not to get y our finger s caught. 16 Load the pap er int o the p aper feedin g tra y .
11-9 Troubleshooting LCD Messa g es See the table belo w when the LCD displays err or messages. Common Messag e Description Action CANCEL : ST OP/RESET Appears a lter nately wit h other me ssages. V arie s by the message that appears. For detai ls, see the ex planati on f or the mes sage (i.
11-10 Troubleshooting CHANGE REG’D SIZE -> P APE R SET TINGS The pap er size se lected i n <CASSETTE > or <MP TRA Y > of the < P A PER SETTINGS> menu is not correc t.
11-1 1 Troubleshooting CHECK DOCUMEN T A docum ent jam may hav e occurred i n the ADF . Remo ve t he j amm ed document . CLOSE CO V ER PRINTER CO VER The prin ter cov er is not closed complete ly . Check the p rint er cov er , and make sure that it is complete ly clos ed.
11-12 Troubleshooting LO AD P APER No paper is loade d in the paper feeding tray or multi- pur pose tra y , or not i nser ted correc tly . Load paper in the p aper f eeding tray or multi-pur pos e tra y .
11-1 3 Troubleshooting MEMOR Y FULL – Th e number of the scann ed document th at can be stor ed in mem ory reach ed the maximum. – Th e mach ine’ s memor y is full o f sca nned docu ments when you use the so r t copy function. Divide t he docume nt and copy each par t separately .
11-14 Troubleshooting P APER J AM OPEN REAR CO VER P aper ja ms hav e occu rred in the m ac hin e when mak in g two-sided coping o r two- sided pr inting . Clear the paper jam ( See “Clear ing Jams, ” on p . 11 -1.) and relo ad paper in the paper feeding tray or multi- pur pose t ra y .
11-1 5 Troubleshooting SYSTEM E RR OR EXXX A system er ror has occu rred. <XXX> wi ll be a th ree-digit code that indicate s a par tic ular type of error . T urn o ff the ma in power s witch. Wait f or at le ast five seco nds, and then t ur n it on again.
11-16 Troubleshooting Facsimile Messag e Description Action ALREAD Y REGISTERED The sa me reci pient was entered twic e. Sele ct a different reci pient. CANNO T REGIST MORE – Maximum number of reci pients ( 124) were entere d for broadcasting . – Max imum number o f reci pients (50) were regis- tered for group dia ling.
11-1 7 Troubleshooting MEMOR Y FULL – Th e memor y b ecomes fu ll dur ing sen ding or rec eiv- ing the f ax. – Th e number of fax jobs that can be st ored in memor y reached the max- imum . – W hen send ing the doc u- ment, divide it i nto a fe w parts or select a low er f ax resoluti on.
11-18 Troubleshooting NO T REGISTERED No recipient i s registe red in the sele cted spee d dialin g key or code. Sele ct a regist ered key or code. For more infor mation, “Regist erin g One -T o uch Speed Dia ling, ” on p. 4-7 or “Regist erin g Coded D ialing, ” on p .
11-1 9 Troubleshooting Printer Messag e Description Action CANCEL : SYS.MONIT OR Appears alte rn ately with other me ssages. V arie s by the message that appears. For detai ls, see the ex planati on f or the mes sage (i.e., <LOAD CORREC T P APER>).
11-20 Troubleshooting Err or Codes An err or code is a f our-digi t code displa yed on the LCD or in the bot tom r ow of a TX Report or an RX Report when a n err or occur s. F or detail s on TX Repor t and RX Repor t, see Chapter 4, “Reports and Lists, ” in the Adva nced Guide.
11-2 1 Troubleshooting If Y ou Cannot Solve a Pr oblem Customer Support (U.S.A.) If y ou cannot solv e the probl em after h av ing r ef erred to t he inf or mation in this chapt er , contact Canon Customer Care Center at 1- 800-828-4040 betw een the hour s of 8 :00 A.
11-22 Troubleshooting Please have the f ollowing inf ormation read y when y ou contact Canon: – Product n ame (imageCLASS MF4150) – Serial numb er (On the label locat ed at the back of the machine.
12-1 12 Machine Settings Machine Settings Mach ine Sett ings Y ou can adjust the machi ne setti ngs fr om the Setting Men u to customize the wa y the mac hine w orks. T o see the li st of current settings, print out User ’ s Data List. Printing User’ s Data List 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons].
12-2 Mac hine S ettin gs 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <LI ST PRINT>, t hen press [OK]. 4 Press [ ] or [ ] to select <USER’S D A T A LIST>, then press [OK].
12-3 Machine Settings Accessi ng the Setti ng Menu 1 Press [Ad ditional Functi ons]. 2 Press [ ] or [ ] t o select t he menu y ou want to access, t hen press [OK]. <P APER SETTINGS> <COMMON SETTINGS> <COPY SETTINGS> <TIMER S ETTINGS> <F AX SETTI NGS> <BR O ADCAST> <ADDRESS BOOK SET .
12-4 Mac hine S ettin gs 3 Press [ ] or [ ] to select a submen u, t hen press [OK]. 4 T o register the setti ngs or g o to a submen u ite m, press [OK]. 5 When finished, p ress [St op/Reset] to retur n to the standb y mode. NOT E Press [Sto p/Reset] to e xit f rom the me nu.
12-5 Machine Settings Setting Men u NO TE Depe ndin g on th e coun tr y of pur chas e, some se ttin gs may not be av ailable. P APE R SETTINGS Setting Item Descrip tion 1 CASSE TTE Sets the paper type and size on th e paper feeding tray . (See “Setting Paper Size and T ype, ” on p .
12-6 Mac hine S ettin gs 4 V OLUME CONT R OL Sets volumes for mach ine beeps in four le v els. –N O R M A L –H I G H –O F F –L O W CALLING T ONE Sets th e calling volume. MONITOR V OL. CTRL Sets th e line mon itor v olume. ENTR Y T ONE Sets th e ke ypad volume.
12-7 Machine Settings 2 P APER SI ZE GROUP Selec ts a paper s ize group for y our machi ne.* – INCHES –A –A B * If the pape r siz e gr oup is chang ed, the a v ailab le p reset c op y rati os wi ll al so ch ange.
12-8 Mac hine S ettin gs F AX SETTINGS Setting Item Descrip tion 1 BASIC SETTINGS Registe rs your f ax number and name. UNIT TELE PHONE # Registe rs your f ax number. (See “Set th e Machine for Sendin g F ax es, ” in the S tar ter Guide.) UNIT NA ME Registe rs your name/comp any name.
12-9 Machine Settings RESTRICT R EDIAL S ets whethe r to disable the red ial functio n of the [Redi al/ P ause] key . –O F F –O N CONFIRM NEW DEST . Sets whethe r to prompt you to enter the fax number ag ain after pres sing [Star t] ke y . –O F F –O N 3 RX SET TINGS Sets the recepti on functi ons.
12-10 Mac hine S ettin gs RX MODE Selects the recei v e mode. (See C hapter 1,“A dv anced F ax F ea tur es , ” i n the A dv anced Gu ide . ) –F a x O n l y – AnsMode – DRPD – F AX/TEL –M A N U A L RX TERMINAL ID Sets wh ether to inser t the mac hine’ s f ax number and the sender inf or mation on r eceived fax e s.
12-1 1 Machine Settings 4 PRINTER S ETTINGS Sets th e printe r functions. RX REDUCT ION Sets wh ether to redu ce or tr uncate t he image wh en a fax ed page is larger tha n the size o f paper l oaded. (See C hapter 1, “Advanced F ax Features, ” in the Advanced Gui de.
12-12 Mac hine S ettin gs BR O ADCAST Setting Item Descrip tion BRO ADCAST Regis ters de stinatio ns for broadca sting. ADDRESS BOOK SET . Setting Item Descrip tion 1 1-T OUCH SPD DIAL Registe rs the informatio n on one-touch speed dia ling. Up to 8 desti nations can be regis tered.
12-1 3 Machine Settings ADJUST . /CLEANING Setting Item Descrip tion 1 FIX.UNIT CLEANIN G Clean s the fus er roller. (See “Fuser Rolle r , ” on p . 10-4.) 2 SPEC IAL MOD E T Sets wh ether to prevent b lur from appe ari ng on the print out s. When thi s setting is set to <on> , the dens ity of pri ntouts may become light.
12-14 Mac hine S ettin gs REPOR T SETTINGS Setting Item Descrip tion 1 SETTIN GS Sets the r epor t fu nctions. (See C hapter 4, “Repor ts a nd Lists, ” in the Ad v anced Gu ide.
13-1 13 Appendix Appendix Specifi cati ons General ● T ype P ersonal Desktop ● P ower Sourc e 120 - 127 V , 60 Hz (P o w er requirements diff er depending on the country in whic h you purchased t he product.) ● P ower Consumption Max: Less than 680 W ● W arm-up Time Less than 9.
13-2 Appendix ● En vironmental Conditions T emperature: 46°F–95 °F (7.5°C–35°C) Humidity: 5%–90% RH ● Displa y Langua ges ENGLISH/FRENCH/SP ANISH/PORTUGUESE ● Acceptabl e Documents » p . 2-1. ● Acceptabl e P aper Stoc k » p . 3-1. ● Printab le Area » p .
13-3 Appendix Printer ● Printing Method Indirect electros tatic met hod (On-demand fixing) ● P aper Handl ing – Paper feeding tr ay: 250 shee ts (Heig ht: max. 1" (25 mm) ) – Multi-purpos e tray: 1 sheet ● P aper Del ivery 100 sheets (17 to 21 lb bond (64 to 80 g/m 2 )) ● Print Spee d See “Cop y Speed, ” on p .
13-4 Appendix ● Fax Resol ution ST ANDARD: 203 pel s/in. x 98 li nes/in. (8 pel s/mm x 3.85 lines/mm) FINE: 203 pel s/in . x 19 6 lines/ in. (8 pels/mm x 7.7 lines/mm) PHO T O: 203 pels/in. x 196 li nes/i n. (8 pels/mm x 7.7 lines/mm) SUPER FINE: 203 pels/in.
13-5 Appendix * 1 The Pub lic Switched T elephone Network (PSTN) curr ently suppor ts 28.8 Kbps modem speed or l o wer , depending on telephone line conditions . * 2 Based on ITU-T Standar d Char t No . 1, MMR standard mode . NO TE Specific ations are subj ect to chang e withou t notic e.
13-6 Appendix Inde x Symbols & Numerics [2-S ided] ke y 1-4 A Accessi ng Setting Men u 12-3 [Additi onal Function s] key 1 -4 [Addres s Book] k ey 1-6 ADDRESS BOOK SET.
13-7 Appendix Document Jams 11 -1 Loading 2- 4 Requir ements 2-1 Document deliver y tray 1- 1 Document feeder tr ay 1-1 Dust co ver 1- 2 E [Energy S aver] k ey 1-4 [Enlar ge/Reduce] key 1-4 Error c od.
13-8 Appendix L LCD 1-5, 1 -7 Messa ges 11-9 Loading Document 2-4 Envelopes 3-4 Paper 3-4 Locatio n xiv M Mach ine Compon ents 1 -1 Mach ine settings 12-1 Main p ower swit ch 1- 2 Main taining Toner c.
13-9 Appendix R Rear cove r 1-3 Rece iving f axes 5 -1 Recycling cart ridge 10-12 CANADA PROGRAM 10 -17 U.S.A. P ROGRAM 10-14 [Red ial /Paus e] ke y 1 -6 Redistr ibuting toner 10-8 Register ing speed .
13-10 Appendix [Toner G auge] key 1- 5 Transpo rting machi ne 10-19 Troubles hooting 1 1-1 TX SETTINGS 12-8 U USB port 1-3 User’s Da ta List 12 -1 Printing 12- 1 Using s peed dial ing 4-30 V [View S.
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