Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product CF910 Minolta
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1154-7704-02 Operator’s Manual CF910.
T o ensure the optimum performance of the c opier , follo w the prec autions listed belo w . • Ne ver place a heavy object on the copier . • Ne ver subject the copier to shocks. • Ne ver open any doors or turn the copier of f while the copier is making copies.
Using the Cop i er Properly • Always use the correct po wer voltage, as improper v oltage c an cause a fire or electrical shock. • Ne ver use a m ultiple outlet adapter , as a fire or el ectrical shock can re sult.
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i Organ ization Chapters 1 thro ugh 3 contain the basic information for making copies. Be sure to read these chapters before attempting to use your copier. Cha pter 1 Saf ety No tes 1. Installing the Copier Installation Site ................. ........
ii Contents Adjusting the backg r ound level...................... ...................... ....................... . 3-17 Adjusting the Image Density .................... ...... ...................... ...... ...... ............ 3-18 4. Input Output Mod e Original Copy Typ es .
iii Programming the Access Nu mbers ............... ....................... ...................... ..... 5-5 Checking the Numb er of Copies Made by Each Accoun t .................... .......... 5-6 Resetting Coun t ers ...... ....................... .
iv Contents Chapter 8 Mis cell aneou s 1. Specifications Specifications .................... ....................... ............................ ....................... ... 8-1 2. Car e of the Co pier Cleaning ............ ...................... ....
v T erms and Sy mbols f or the T ype of Origin als and Copy P aper A fe w special terms and symbols are us ed in this manual to designate types of originals and cop y paper .
vi Using This Manual SAFETY INFORMATION This copy machine is a digital copy machine which operates by means of a laser . There is no possibility of danger from the laser, provided the copy m achine is operated according to the instructions in this manu al pr ovi ded .
vii Using This Ma nual F or European Us ers; WA R N I N G Use of co ntr ols, adj ustments or performance o f pr ocedur es other than th ose specif ied in t his manu al may r esult i n hazar dous r adiation e xposur e. This is a s emiconductor laser . The maximum pow er of the laser di ode is 8mW and the wa velength is 780nm.
viii Using This Manua l Laser Safety Labels [Label on copy machine surface] A laser safety labels is attached on the out sid e of the copy machine shown belo w .
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Safety Notes Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Safet y Notes.
1-1 Safety Notes Chapter 1 1. Inst alling the Cop ier Installation Site T o ensur e utmo st safety and prevent possible malf unctions of the copier, in stall it in a location which meets the follo wing requirements. P ower Sour ce The po wer source v oltage requir ements are as follo ws.
1-2 Safety Notes Chapter 1 2. Precaution s for Use Operating En vironment The operating en vironm ental requirements of the copier are as follows. T emperature : 10°C to 30°C (50°F to 86°F) with a fl uctuation of 10°C (50°F) per hour . Humidit y : 25% to 8 5% with a fluctuati on of 20% per hour .
1-3 2. Precauti on s for Use Safety Notes Chapter 1 Storage of Copies • I f copies are to be kept for a long time, keep them in a place which is not e xposed to light to pre v ent f ad- ing. • I f an adhesi ve containing solve nt (e.g., spray glue) is used to pas te copies, the to ner on the copies can melt.
Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Getting to Know Y our Copier.
2-1 Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 1. Sys tem Over view 1139O0020A 1151O007AA 1144O642AA 1144y008AA 1144O184AA 1144O003AB Sorter S-105/Staple Sorter ST -10 3 <Opt ion> Permits automatic s orting or gr ouping of copies into 10 copy sets or stacks.
2-2 Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 2. Co pier Part s an d Acc essori es Outside th e Copier Exit T ray: Holds copies fed out o f the copier . Manual By pass T ray: Use for manu al feeding of cop y paper into the copier . ☞ p. 3-11 Upper/Lower T ray: Hold s up to 500 sheets of p aper .
2-3 2. Copier Parts a nd Accessori e s Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 Options Duplexi ng Document Feeder Document Feed T ray: Load the origin al s face up o n this tray . ☞ p. 3 -6 Document Exit T ray: Recei ves originals automatically ejected fro m the Duplexing Document Feeder .
2-4 2. Copier P ar ts and Accessor ies Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 Inside the Cop ier (Explan at ion for t he pre vious page) T oner Hopper Lid: Open when addin g toner . ☞ p. 6-3 M1 ~ M9: Operate these parts to clear mis fed sheets of paper .
2-5 Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 3. Con tr ol P a nel K eys and T ouch P anel Utility Job Recoll Contrast Contr ol Panel K eys and T ouch Panel T ouch Panel • Shows various s creens and messages. T ouch Panel ☞ p. 2-7 Display Co ntrast Control Knob • Use to adjust the brig htnes s of the T ouch Pan el .
2-6 3. Co ntro l Pane l Keys an d To uc h Pan el Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 12 3 6 5 4 789 C 0 Start A Stop Panel Reset Interrupt Energy Saver Access Photo Mode Full Color Black Auto Color 1154P505CA 1154P505CA Stop K ey • Press to stop a multi-copy cycle.
2-7 Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 4. T ouch P anel What is the T ouch Panel ? When you turn ON the Po wer Switch, the Basic screen as sho wn below appear s on the T ouch Panel. It sho w s in messages and graphics the currently set functio n s, av ailable functions to choose from, and the copier status .
2-8 4. To uc h P ane l Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 (4) Set Functio n Dis play Shows graphic representations of functions set other than th e ini tial ones, in cluding the and types.
2-9 Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 5. T ur ning ON and O F F and Initial Mode T urning ON and OFF • T urning Copier ON Press the Power Switch to the (ON) position. • T urning Copier OFF Press the Power Switch to the (OFF) position . When Copier is T urned ON When the Po wer Switch is turned ON, the message “W arming-up.
2-10 Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 6. A uxiliar y Function s A u xiliary Functions The Panel Reset Ke y resets all control panel settings to default set tin gs including the number of copies and zo om ratio. * If the Duplexing Document Feeder is used, the original present on the Orig i nal Glass will be ejected out of the u nit.
2-11 6. Au xiliary Fun ctions Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 If an access number has been program med, it allo w s only par ticular persons to us e the copi er or a supervisor to keep track of the number of copies made by a part icu l ar de par tme nt.
2-12 6. Auxilia ry Functions Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 When the optional Printer Co ntroller (Fier y™) is hooke d up to the copier *, the copier can be used as a full color prin t er for a computer . For more details, see the Operator’ s Manual of the Printer Controller .
2-13 6. Au xiliary Fun ctions Getting to Know Y our Copier Chapter 2 Equippin g the copier with the o ptional Color Display Editor means e ven more so phisticated editing and processing capabilities of the image.
Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Chapter 3 Makin g Co p ies.
3-1 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 1. Ba sic Co pyin g Overview Basic Copyin g Over view • Place the original in position (step 1), set the number of copies to be made (step 9), and press the Start K ey (s tep 10). This will allo w you to make a full-s ize copy or copies on paper o f the same size as the original.
3-2 1. Ba sic Copyi ng Ov erview Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 NO TE Some functions are not compatible with others when set at the same time. F or mor e details , see “Functio n Combination Mat rix.” ☞ p. 8-9 S e l ect i ng t h e C o l or Adj ust f unct i ons • T o adjust level of col ors • T o make outline of ima ge sharper or so fter 7.
3-3 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 2. Plac ing Origi nals Placing Or iginals on the G lass Diff erent metho ds are used to place the original depen ding on its type. Use the procedure approp riate for your orig i nal. If you are using a Duple xing Document Feeder , see p.
3-4 2. Placing Or ig ina ls Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 (“Book” re fers to an open bound original.) Place the open book so that its top edge is at the rear of the co pier and the center of the book is aligned with th e Book Mar ker indicated on the Origin al Length Scale.
3-5 2. Pl acing O rigina ls Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Using the Duplexing Document Feeder The Duple xing Document Feeder automatically feeds original sheets placed on the Document Feed T ray one by o n e. After the copy cycle has bee n completed, it automatically ejects the original onto the Document Exit T ray .
3-6 2. Placing Or ig ina ls Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Slide the Document Guide Plate to the size of the originals. *When using l ar ge size originals, fl ip up th e Document Feed T ray Extender . Load a neat stac k of originals face up on the Document Feed T ray .
3-7 2. Pl acing O rigina ls Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 This is the mode in which you insert your origin als one by one into the Duplexing Document Feeder to make a cop y or copi es from it. When you load the original, the copi er automatically star ts the copy c ycle.
3-8 2. P lac ing Or igi nal s Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3.
3-9 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 3. Basic Func tions Copy Paper Size When this key is touched, the copier is set to the Auto P aper mode where the copy paper is automatically selected according to th e s ize of the original being used an d the zoom ratio selected for use.
3-10 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 If nons t andard pap er has been set fo r any of the paper sources , the s ymbol , , or appears on the paper select key o n the T ouch Panel. The follo wing three dif ferent types of paper can be designated for each paper source.
3-11 3. Basic Funct i ons Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Manual Bypass Copying • Use the Manual Bypass to make copies on paper not loaded in an y tray , or to copy onto OHP transparencies or any other special paper . • The set tin g of co py pa pe r si zes i s nee ded f or m a nual bypass c opyin g.
3-12 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Select a copy paper size. If the copy pap er is non-standar d size, touch . T ouch and select the type o f copy p aper . If this is going to be the copy cycle for making the first side of the cop y , select for 2nd Side for Dup.
3-13 3. Basic Funct i ons Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Zoom Ratio When you touch on the T ouch Panel, a screen appears that allows you to set the zoom ratio. Y ou hav e six dif ferent ways to choose fro m to set the zoom ratio. Select one accord i ng to your n eed.
3-14 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 This function lets you make a copy slightly reduced in imag e s ize from that of the original. T ouch . Useful T ip It comes in handy for ma ki ng a copy , witho ut losing any port ion of the or iginal image, fr om an original which has an image ar ea covering its entire surface.
3-15 3. Basic Funct i ons Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Y ou may use the 10-K ey P ad to dire ctly enter the zoom ratio . T ouch . Enter the des ired zoom ratio from t he 10- K e y Pad. Example: × 1.300 Press 1, 3, 0, and 0, in that order . T o correct a ratio, press the C lear key and then enter the corr ect one again.
3-16 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 T ouch . Enter the des ired zoom ratio from t he 10- K e y Pad. Example: × 1.300 Press 1, 3, 0, and 0, in that order . T o correct a ratio, press the C lear key and then enter the correct one again.
3-17 3. Basic Funct i ons Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Image Density T ouch on the T ouch P anel. Then, a screen appears that allo ws you to adjust the image density and ba ckground l eve l of the copy .
3-18 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Adjusting the I mage Density In the Manual Ex posure mod e, you can v ary the ex posure l e vel in se ven steps. T ouch or as necessary . <T o make the image dark er> T ouch . <T o make the image lighter> T ouch .
3-19 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Outpu t Mode When you touch on the T ouch Pan el , a screen appears that allo ws you to set the orig i nal c opy typ e or a p arti cula r finish in g f unc t ion . Origin al Copy T ypes Input O utput Choo se th e sett i ng ba se d on your orig i nal and your desired end-res ult copy .
3-20 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode NO TE Only CF P aper c an be u s e d for 2-si ded c opie s . (Only when the Duple xing Document Feeder and Dup lex Unit are mounted.) • S elect 2 2 to make 2-sided copies from 2-sided originals To u c h 2 2 Origi nal Cop y 1136P207AA (Only when t he Duplexi ng Documen t Feeder is mounted.
3-21 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de Select ing Input Output Mode T ouch . T ouch the ke y corresponding to the desi red original-t o-c op y type. Useful T ip The original-to-copy type sep arates options in to 1-Sided , 2-Sided , and Book.
3-22 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode Input t he number of origi nals • If y ou’ re g oing to make copies us ing 1 2, 1 [2in1] o r 1 2-[2in1], yo u need t o input t he numb er of your originals . Then the copier can arrange the page s in correct ord er .
3-23 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de Mixed Ori g inal Detecti o n Mode Y ou may so metimes need to mak e copies f rom or iginal s of assort ed si zes and perhaps you wan t to use th e Duplex in g Doc umen t Fee der m oun ted on yo ur co pie r .
3-24 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Select or for the “Mixed Size.” 3 ON OFF NO TE This functio n cannot be set when the cop ier is set in the Interrupt, OHP Interleaving , Co ver Sheet, Monotone , or Bac kgr ound Color mode .
3-25 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode Instructions for Loading Originals Use the following procedure for loading originals to make 1-sided copies from 2-si ded originals. Load the origin als crosswise. If the originals are loaded lengthwise, th e directio n s o f the copy images will be mixed up.
3-26 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 When the 2-in-1 m ode is selected, the copier autom atically selects a reduced zoom r atio. Howe ver , you can choose anoth er zoom ratio by changing the User’ s Choice setting.
3-27 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de Finishing Modes Non- Sort Originals Copies 1076O145 Sort Co pie s 1076O146 Originals 1st Bin 2nd Bin 3rd Bin Sort-and-Sta ple Copi es 1136O100AA .
3-28 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode Useful T ip In the initial mode, the copier automatica lly sw itches between Non-Sort and Sort depend in g on the number of originals l oaded in the Duple xing Document F eeder and the numb er of copies to be made.
3-29 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de T o use as a stapler: Align the sheets of paper n eatl y . Insert th e paper stack into the 2n d Bin. NO TE Up to 25 sheets of (p lain) paper can be staple d. NO TES • Make sur e of the st apling posit i on and press the paper stac k against t he br ac ket.
3-30 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 T ouch . 3 Staple • The sheets of pap er are stapled. Useful T ip This feature is ef ficient to staple originals after making copies.
3-31 4. Input Output Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode Note the correct d irection of the originals to mak e copies in the Staple mode. If the copies are to be stapled either in the Sort- and-Staple or Manual Stap l e mode, load the originals crosswise in t he Duple xing Document Feeder .
3-32 4. Input Output Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de Each of t he Sort Bins holds up to 25 sheet s of paper . The Auto Dual Function, howe ver , allows sorting of copies of up to 5 0 originals under certain conditions.
3-33 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 5. Co lor Adj ust Mode (B asi c) When you touch on the T ouch Panel, a s creen appears that allo ws you to s imply adjust the hue or tone of the color p roduced on the cop y and ho w you w ould like t he color of your cop y to look.
3-34 5. Color Adjust Mode (Basic) Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Color Adjust Pr ocedure (Basic) T ouch the key and s elect the item for adju stment. T ou ch the T est Print key . (Ex.: When “Sharpness” i s selected) Position the im age area in the orig in al you want to check f or color in the T est Area on the Glass.
3-35 5. Color Adjust M o de (Basic) Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Selec ting the Origi nal Imag e T ype Select the o riginal image type b y pressing the corr esponding ke y to get the bes t possib le result on your copy . This mode is ideally suited to an orig inal which contains texts, photos, and illustrations.
3-36 6. Pho t o Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 6. Phot o Mod e Photo mode is ef fecti v e in making copies from photos, allo wing you to place the photo image on the copy at an aesthetically pleasing position.
3-37 6. P hoto Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Select the appropriate “Photo T y pe.” T ouch under the “Pho t o- Sizing Mode” and touch . 2 1154P162CA 3 Scale to Page OK 1154P163CA.
3-38 6. P hoto Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Select the appropriate “Copy Size.” (See Manual By pass Copying. ☞ p. 3-11 ) Select the appropriate “Scale to Page” Mo de. Useful T ips • When is selected, the copier fits the entir e imag e of the photo onto the copy pa per .
3-39 6. Pho to Mo d e Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 T ou ch . The T ouch P anel shows the settings made, prompting you to check them. Useful T ips • T ouching th e , , , or ke y allows you to change the pr evious settings. • T ouch if you wan t to adjust the ba ckgr ound le vel of the copy .
3-40 6. P hoto Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Select the s i ze of your photo and touch . If an appr opriate size is not a v ai lable, enter the size from the 1 0 -Ke y Pad. <Using 10 -Key Pad> T ouch and enter the length of the photo from the 10-K ey Pad .
3-41 6. Pho to Mo d e Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 (See Manual By pass Copying. ☞ p. 3 -11) Enter the des ired zoom ratio from the 10-Ke y Pad. When is touched , you can mak e a full size cop y . T ou ch . The T ouch P anel shows the settings made, prompting you to check them.
3-42 6. P hoto Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Useful T ips • T ouching t he , , , or ke y allows you to change the pr evious settings. • T ouch if you w an t to adju st th e ba ckg r ou nd lev el of the c o py . ☞ p. 3-17 • T ouch if yo u want to make color a djustments.
3-43 6. Pho to Mo d e Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Setting Mi rror I mage in P hoto Mode On the scr een that prompts you to check t he settings made i n the Photo Mode, to uch .
3-44 6. P hoto Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Storing the Photo Size in Memory T ouch and enter the length of the photo from the 10-K ey Pad . (If a va lue has already been s et, press the Clear K ey , then enter the ne w value.) T ouch and enter the wid t h of the p hoto from the 10-K ey P ad.
3-45 6. Pho to Mo d e Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 T ouch any of the non-label ed ke ys. NO TE If you to uch a ke y in whic h a size has pr e viously been stor ed, the ol d data is era sed.
Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Chapter 3 Makin g Co p ies.
3-1 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 1. Ba sic Co pyin g Overview Basic Copyin g Over view • Place the original in position (step 1), set the number of copies to be made (step 9), and press the Start K ey (s tep 10). This will allo w you to make a full-s ize copy or copies on paper o f the same size as the original.
3-2 1. Ba sic Copyi ng Ov erview Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 NO TE Some functions are not compatible with others when set at the same time. F or mor e details , see “Functio n Combination Mat rix.” ☞ p. 8-9 S e l ect i ng t h e C o l or Adj ust f unct i ons • T o adjust level of col ors • T o make outline of ima ge sharper or so fter 7.
3-3 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 2. Plac ing Origi nals Placing Or iginals on the G lass Diff erent metho ds are used to place the original depen ding on its type. Use the procedure approp riate for your orig i nal. If you are using a Duple xing Document Feeder , see p.
3-4 2. Placing Or ig ina ls Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 (“Book” re fers to an open bound original.) Place the open book so that its top edge is at the rear of the co pier and the center of the book is aligned with th e Book Mar ker indicated on the Origin al Length Scale.
3-5 2. Pl acing O rigina ls Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Using the Duplexing Document Feeder The Duple xing Document Feeder automatically feeds original sheets placed on the Document Feed T ray one by o n e. After the copy cycle has bee n completed, it automatically ejects the original onto the Document Exit T ray .
3-6 2. Placing Or ig ina ls Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Slide the Document Guide Plate to the size of the originals. *When using l ar ge size originals, fl ip up th e Document Feed T ray Extender . Load a neat stac k of originals face up on the Document Feed T ray .
3-7 2. Pl acing O rigina ls Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 This is the mode in which you insert your origin als one by one into the Duplexing Document Feeder to make a cop y or copi es from it. When you load the original, the copi er automatically star ts the copy c ycle.
3-8 2. P lac ing Or igi nal s Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3.
3-9 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 3. Basic Func tions Copy Paper Size When this key is touched, the copier is set to the Auto P aper mode where the copy paper is automatically selected according to th e s ize of the original being used an d the zoom ratio selected for use.
3-10 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 If nons t andard pap er has been set fo r any of the paper sources , the s ymbol , , or appears on the paper select key o n the T ouch Panel. The follo wing three dif ferent types of paper can be designated for each paper source.
3-11 3. Basic Funct i ons Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Manual Bypass Copying • Use the Manual Bypass to make copies on paper not loaded in an y tray , or to copy onto OHP transparencies or any other special paper . • The set tin g of co py pa pe r si zes i s nee ded f or m a nual bypass c opyin g.
3-12 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Select a copy paper size. If the copy pap er is non-standar d size, touch . T ouch and select the type o f copy p aper . If this is going to be the copy cycle for making the first side of the cop y , select for 2nd Side for Dup.
3-13 3. Basic Funct i ons Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Zoom Ratio When you touch on the T ouch Panel, a screen appears that allows you to set the zoom ratio. Y ou hav e six dif ferent ways to choose fro m to set the zoom ratio. Select one accord i ng to your n eed.
3-14 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 This function lets you make a copy slightly reduced in imag e s ize from that of the original. T ouch . Useful T ip It comes in handy for ma ki ng a copy , witho ut losing any port ion of the or iginal image, fr om an original which has an image ar ea covering its entire surface.
3-15 3. Basic Funct i ons Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Y ou may use the 10-K ey P ad to dire ctly enter the zoom ratio . T ouch . Enter the des ired zoom ratio from t he 10- K e y Pad. Example: × 1.300 Press 1, 3, 0, and 0, in that order . T o correct a ratio, press the C lear key and then enter the corr ect one again.
3-16 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 T ouch . Enter the des ired zoom ratio from t he 10- K e y Pad. Example: × 1.300 Press 1, 3, 0, and 0, in that order . T o correct a ratio, press the C lear key and then enter the correct one again.
3-17 3. Basic Funct i ons Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Image Density T ouch on the T ouch P anel. Then, a screen appears that allo ws you to adjust the image density and ba ckground l eve l of the copy .
3-18 3. Basic Functio ns Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Adjusting the I mage Density In the Manual Ex posure mod e, you can v ary the ex posure l e vel in se ven steps. T ouch or as necessary . <T o make the image dark er> T ouch . <T o make the image lighter> T ouch .
3-19 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Outpu t Mode When you touch on the T ouch Pan el , a screen appears that allo ws you to set the orig i nal c opy typ e or a p arti cula r finish in g f unc t ion . Origin al Copy T ypes Input O utput Choo se th e sett i ng ba se d on your orig i nal and your desired end-res ult copy .
3-20 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode NO TE Only CF P aper c an be u s e d for 2-si ded c opie s . (Only when the Duple xing Document Feeder and Dup lex Unit are mounted.) • S elect 2 2 to make 2-sided copies from 2-sided originals To u c h 2 2 Origi nal Cop y 1136P207AA (Only when t he Duplexi ng Documen t Feeder is mounted.
3-21 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de Select ing Input Output Mode T ouch . T ouch the ke y corresponding to the desi red original-t o-c op y type. Useful T ip The original-to-copy type sep arates options in to 1-Sided , 2-Sided , and Book.
3-22 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode Input t he number of origi nals • If y ou’ re g oing to make copies us ing 1 2, 1 [2in1] o r 1 2-[2in1], yo u need t o input t he numb er of your originals . Then the copier can arrange the page s in correct ord er .
3-23 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de Mixed Ori g inal Detecti o n Mode Y ou may so metimes need to mak e copies f rom or iginal s of assort ed si zes and perhaps you wan t to use th e Duplex in g Doc umen t Fee der m oun ted on yo ur co pie r .
3-24 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode Instructions f or Loading Originals Use the fol lowing pro cedure for loading o riginals to make 1-s ided copies from 2 -sided ori ginals. Load the origin als crosswise. If the originals are loaded lengthwise, th e directio n s o f the copy images will be mixed up.
3-25 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de Finishing Modes Non- Sort Originals Copies All copies are fed to the 1st Bin , wi thou t being sorted, g rouped, stapled, o r punched. T ouch . NO TE Manual Bypass Copying cannot be used f or Sor t , Gr oup, or S ort Stap l e mode.
3-26 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode Useful T ip In the initial mode, the copier automatica lly sw itches between Non-Sort and Sort depend in g on the number of originals l oaded in the Duple xing Document F eeder and the numb er of copies to be made.
3-27 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de T o use as a stapler: Align the sheets of paper neatly . Insert th e paper stack into the 2n d Bin. NO TE Up to 25 sheets of (pla in) paper can be staple d. NO TES • Make sur e of th e stapling posi tion and pr ess the paper st ack a gainst the brac ket.
3-28 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. Inpu t Output Mode Note the correct direction of the originals to m a ke copies in the Staple mo de. If the copies are to be stapled either in the Sort-and-Staple o r Manu al Stap le mode, load the originals crosswise in the Duple xing Document Feeder .
3-29 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 4. In put Output Mo de Each of the Sort Bins holds up to 25 sh eets of paper . The Auto Dual Functio n, ho we ver , allows sorting of copies of up to 50 originals under certain cond itio ns.
3-30 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 5. Co lor Adj ust Mode (B asi c) When you touch on the T ouch Panel, a s creen appears that allo ws you to s imply adjust the hue or tone of the color p roduced on the cop y and ho w you w ould like t he color of your cop y to look.
3-31 5. Color Adjust M o de (Basic) Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Color Adjust Pr ocedure (Basic) T ouch the key and s elect the item for adju stment. T ou ch the T est Print key . (Ex.: When “Sharpness” i s selected) Position the im age area in the orig in al you want to check f or color in the T est Area on the Glass.
3-32 5. Color Adjust Mode (Basic) Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Selec ting the Origi nal Imag e T ype Select the o riginal image type b y pressing the corr esponding ke y to get the bes t possib le result on your copy . This mode is ideally suited to an orig inal which contains texts, photos, and illustrations.
3-33 Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 6. Phot o Mod e Photo mode is ef fecti v e in making copies from phot os, allo wing you to place the photo image on the copy at an aesthetically pleasing position.
3-34 6. Pho t o Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Select the appropriate “Copy Size.” (See Manual By pass Copying. ☞ p. 3-11 ) Select the appropriate “S cale to Page” Mode. Useful T ips • When is selected, the copier fits the entir e image of the photo onto the copy paper .
3-35 6. P hoto Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Select the s i ze of your photo and touch . If an app ropriate s ize is n ot a vailable, enter the size fro m the 10-Ke y Pad. <Using 10 -Key Pad> T ou ch and enter the length of the photo from the 10-K ey P ad.
3-36 6. Pho t o Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Useful T ips • T ouching t he , , , or ke y allows you to change the pr evious settings. • T ou ch if yo u want to adjust the bac kgr ound level of t he copy . ☞ p. 3-17 • T ouch if you want to ma ke color adju stme nts.
3-37 6. P hoto Mode Maki ng C opie s Chapter 3 Storing the Photo Size in Memory T ou ch and enter the length of the photo from the 10-K ey P ad. (I f a v al ue has already been set, press t he Clear K ey , then enter t he ne w v alue.) T ouch and enter the wid t h of the p hoto from the 10-K ey Pa d.
Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Professional W ay to Make Color Copies.
4-1 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Us ing th e Applied I nput Ou tput Fun ctions This is an introduction to the four con venient features av ai lable in input output mode: Frame Erase, File Mar gin, Cover Sheet, and OHP . When you touch on the T ouch Pan el , a screen ap pears that allo ws you to set the applied functions.
4-2 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Using the Applied Inpu t Output Functio ns T ouch and en ter the length of the original from the 10-K e y Pad . Then, touch and enter the width of the original. (T o correct a v alue entered, press the Clear Key .
4-3 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Usin g the Applie d Input Output Functions File Margin The copier provides a f ile margin along the leading edge for your ease in filing. There are fou r different way s av ailable for making a file mar gin.
4-4 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Using the Applied Inpu t Output Functio ns T ouch . Place the original on the Original Glass or in the Duplexin g Document Feeder . NO TE Make sur e to correctly place the original in either portrait or landscape orientatio n.
4-5 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Using t he Applied Input Output Fun c tions Original Placement K ey to be Selected Marg i n on Left Edge 1144O228AB 1154P1358A 1154P 1358A 11.
4-6 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Using the Applied Inpu t Output Functio ns OHP Interleaving When you mak e copies on transparencies, the OHP Interlea ving function inserts copied o r non-copied interlea ves a fter each transparenc y .
4-7 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Using t he Applied Input Output Fun ctions Place the original on the Original Glass or in the Duplexin g Document Feeder .
4-8 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Using the Applied Inpu t Output Functio ns At the same time, select whether yo u make handout s (Y es) or not (No) at “Number of Handout s.” If you t ouch , enter the number o f handout s you need to mak e from t he 10-K e y Pad .
4-9 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Using t he Applied Input Output Fun ctions Cov er Sheet The Cov er mode lets you make a front cov er , or a front and back cov er , for a cop y set.
4-10 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 1. Using the Applied Inpu t Output Functio ns Load your o riginals in the Duple xing Document Feeder .
4-11 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 2. Color Adju st Mode (Pro fessional) These pages e xplain how to p r ofessionally adjust the hue o r tone of the colo r produced on the copy . When you touch on the T ouch Panel, a s creen appears that allo ws you to adjust these features.
4-12 2. Color Adjust Mode (Professional) Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Color Adjust Pr ocedure (Pr ofessional: Other Than Color Balance) T ouch and select the item for adjustment. T ouch . (Ex.: When “Hue” is selected) Position the image area of the original you want to check f or color in the T est Area on the Glass.
4-13 2. Color Adjust M ode (Professional) Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Color Adjust Pr ocedur e (Color Balance) T ouch and to uch . Select the color you w ant to adjust for balance from amo ng C (c yan), M (magenta), Y (yello w), and BK (black).
4-14 2. Color Adjust Mode (Pro fessional) Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4.
4-15 Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 3. Usin g th e Di gital Art Functi ons These pages explain about ho w to make set tings for the variou s Digital Art funct ions the copier of fers, including such o nes as making a cop y in a specified color and with a colored backgrou nd.
4-16 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 X/Y Zoom The zoom ratio for the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) directions can be set independ ently . Multi-Page Enlar g ement The original is auto matically divided into multiple pa rts, each being copied onto a separate sheet of p aper .
4-17 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Monotone The original can be copied in any one of 19 s ingle colors. Fo r copy sa mples and the output p roduced from each color s pecified on-screen, see the “Creati ve Image Book” separately provided.
4-18 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Back gr ound Col or The backgro und of the original can be copied in any one of 18 sing le colors. Fo r copy sa mples and the output p roduced from each color s pecified on-screen, see the “Creati ve Image Book” separately provided.
4-19 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Neg .-Pos. Re verse The original can be copied with the original tonal arrang ements rev ersed. It can be combined with Monotone to produce a mo notone cop y and with full color to produ ce a full color copy with re versed tonal ar rangements.
4-20 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Color Separati on The colors on the original are separ ated into four color channels (yellow , magenta, cya.
4-21 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 X/Y Zoom The zoom ratio for the X (horizon tal) and Y (vertical) directions can b e set independently .
4-22 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 <When [Outpu t Size] is select ed> T ouch . Select and then touch . T ouch under “Original” an d enter the length of the original from t he 10-K ey Pad.
4-23 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Image Repeat The entire image on the original can be r epeatedly copied on a single copy at a d esired zoom ra t io. For cop y samples, see the “Creati ve Image Book” s eparately pro vided.
4-24 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 If the original is a non-sta nda rd size T o uc h on the scre en given in step 2. T ouch and enter the l ength of the or iginal from the 10-K e y Pad . Then touch and enter the width of the original from the 10- K ey P ad.
4-25 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Multi-P age Enlargement The original is automatically divided into multiple parts, each being copied onto a separate sheet of paper . The function is us ed when you want to enlarge your original to a size lar ger than 11” × 17”.
4-26 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 <When is selected> T ouch on t he Digital Art menu screen . Select your “Original Size.” T ouch . • T ouch if the original is a non-standar d size.
4-27 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 <When i s selected> T ouch on t he Digital Art menu screen . Select your “Original Size.” T ouch . • T ouch if the original is a non-standar d size.
4-28 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 If the original is a non-sta nda rd size T o uc h on the scre en given in step 2. T ouch and enter the l ength of the or iginal from the 10-K e y Pad . Then touch and enter the width of the original from the 10- K ey P ad.
4-29 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 Mirr or Image An image, identical to the original except re versed, as if v i e w ed in a mirror , is produ ced. For cop y samples, see the “Creati ve Image Book” s eparately pro vided.
4-30 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 If the original is a ph oto size T ouch on the screen giv en in step 2. Select the s i ze of your photo and touch . If an app ropriate s ize is n ot a vailable, enter the size fro m the 10-Ke y Pad.
4-31 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 P ostcard Four id entical ly sized (postcard) images of th e original can be pr oduced on a single Letter size cop y . The original size may be s elected fr om amo ng th e stan dard sizes.
4-32 3. Using the Digital Art F unctions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 <When the or i ginal is a non-standar d size> T ou c h on the Dig ital Ar t menu screen. T ouch . T ouch and enter the l ength of the or iginal from the 10-K ey Pad .
4-33 3. Using the Digital Art Functions Profes sional W ay to Mak e Color Cop ies Chapter 4 <When the or i ginal is a photo s ize> T ou c h on the Dig ital Ar t menu screen. T ouch . Select the s i ze of your photo and touch . If an app ropriate s ize is n ot a vailable, enter the size fro m the 10-Ke y Pad.
Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Setting the Utility Mode.
5-1 Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 1. De fault Sett ings The Default Settings refer to the copying function settings establish ed when the copier is turned ON or the Panel Reset ke y is pressed. The Uti lity mode lets you change the de fault settin gs .
5-2 Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 2. Meter Coun t This function allo ws you to check the cumulati ve number of c opies produced since the installation o f your copi er . Calling up Meter Cou nt Press the Utility ke y . T ouch . The T ouch P anel shows the co unt data for the copies made in full co l or and in black.
5-3 Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 3. Cop y T rack Fu nctions This funct ion is in tended for the person who controls and man ages the copier . The number s of copies made b y up to 100 dif ferent accounts can be co ntrolled by def ining a unique access number for each account.
5-4 3. Copy Track Functions Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Changing the Account Number Press the Utility Key and touch . Enter you r administrator co de number from the 10-Ke y Pad, then touch . NO TES • Y our T echnica l Repr esentati ve sets or c hanges the admi nistr ato r code number .
5-5 3. Copy Track Function s Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Programming the Acce ss N umbers Press the Utility Key and touch . Enter you r administrator co de number from the 10-Ke y Pad, then touch . NO TES • Y our T echnica l Repr esentati ve sets or c hanges the admi nistr ato r code number .
5-6 3. Copy Track Functions Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Checking the Number of Copies Made by Each Account Press the Utility Key and touch . Enter you r administrator co de number from the 10-Ke y Pad, then touch . NO TES • Y our T echnica l Repr esentati ve sets or c hanges the admi nistr ato r code number .
5-7 3. Copy Track Function s Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Resetting Counters Press the Utility Key and touch . Enter you r administrator co de number from the 10-Ke y Pad, then touch . NO TES • Y our T echnica l Repr esentati ve sets or c hanges the admi nistr ato r code number .
5-8 3. Copy Track Functions Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Prohibiting Co lor Co pying f o r Ea ch Acco unt Either color cop ying or black cop ying can be prohibited fo r each account. Press the Utility Key and touch . Enter you r administrator co de number from the 10-Ke y Pad, then touch .
5-9 3. Copy Track Function s Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Setting th e Maxim um Number of Copies to be Made by Each Account It is po ssible for y ou to s et the copy limit for co lor copying or black copying, or both, f or each account. Press the Utility key .
5-10 3. Copy Track Functions Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 T ouch the respecti ve “Copy Limit” k ey and then enter the copy limit from the 10-Ke y Pad . Useful T ip If you w ant to s et a Copy Li mit for another account , r epeat steps 6 t o 8.
5-11 Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 4. Gr adatio n Adj ust Carry out a Gradation Adjust sequence if the copier f ails to reproduce color or the reproduced color becomes fo ggy as you mak e a number of color copies. Grad ation Adjust Seque nce Press the Utility ke y .
5-12 4. Grad at ion Adju st Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Cov er th e test print with 10 sheets of blank, white A3 or 11” × 17” size pape r . Close the Original Cov er and press the Start key . When the copier is through with the Gradation Adjust sequence, the menu screen reappears.
5-13 Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 5. Storin g a nd Calling J obs Y ou can store ten frequently used job settings in memory to call up later for quick job setu p . J o b Memory Input Pr ocedure Make the neces sary control panel s ettings for the job .
5-14 5. Stor ing and Calli ng Jobs Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 Callin g up a Job Press the Job Recall k ey . T ouch the number that y our programmed j ob has been assign ed to. Useful T ip If you touc h , a screen appears th at allow s yo u to check the pr ogrammed j ob sett ing s stor ed in memory .
5-15 Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 6. User ’ s Cho ice This function allows you to select customized default settings that ar e autom atically selected when the copier is p o wered ON. It eliminates the need of mak ing selections again to suit you r needs e very time th e copier is turned ON or the panel is reset .
5-16 6. User’s Choice Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 User’ s Choic e Setting Changing Pr ocedure Press the Utility key . T ouch . T ouch the Function k ey that you wan t to change. As an ex ample, is touched . Useful T ip T ouc h as necessary to r each th e other functions.
5-17 Setting t he Utility Mo de Chapter 5 7. Im age C ente ring This function autom atically shifts the image of the origin al placed in parallel with the Original Scales tow ards the center of the copy paper as it is reproduced on the copy paper . T urni ng ON or OFF I mage Centerin g Press the Utility ke y .
When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Chapter 6 When a Message Appears.
6-1 When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 1. When the Me ssage “L oad paper in the XXXX T ray .” Appears When the T ray currently s elected for use r uns out of paper , the message sho wn on the left appears. T he current cop y cycle is interru pted and you cannot start a ne w copy cycle.
6-2 1. When the Message “Lo ad pa pe r in the XXXX Tray .” Appears When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Grasp the tab of the Edge Guide and slide it to the size of the paper to b e loaded. Pre ssing the plasti c part of the T railing Edge Stop, slide it to the size of the paper to be loaded.
6-3 When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 2. When the Mess ag e “Please add T oner .” A ppears The message sho wn on the left appears when toner is soon running out. Y ou can still make copies, b ut the image density will become ligh ter and lighter .
6-4 2. Whe n t h e Messag e “Ple as e add T on er.” Appea rs When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Remov e the bottle cap and peel off the seal. Open the T oner Hopper Lid. NO TE Make absolutely certain th at the col or of the toner matches the co lor of th e T oner Ho pper Lid.
6-5 When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 3. Whe n the Me ssa ge “The Sta ple Car tridg e is empt y .” Appears The message sho wn on the left appears when the staples are ru nning out. Replace the Staple Cartridge with a n ew one by followi ng the pro cedure giv en below.
6-6 3. When the Message “Th e Sta p le Cartridge is empty .” Appears When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Place a sheet of paper into the 2nd Bin of the Staple Sorter . T ouch on th e T ouch P anel. Then, the Staple Sorter test-staples th e paper se vera l times au tomat i c a l ly .
6-7 When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 4. Whe n the Me ssage “Mis feedi ng is dete cted.” A pp ears If a paper mis feed occurs durin g a copy cycle, the message sho wn on the left appears an d that particular copy c ycle is stopped in the middle of op eration.
6-8 4. When the Message “M isfeedin g i s detec ted.” Appears When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Misfeed Cle a ring Pr ocedures Remov e the original stack from the Document Feed T ray . Swing open Document Feed Unit Doo r and gently pull out the origin al.
6-9 4. When the Messag e “Mis feeding is detecte d.” Ap pe ars When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Open the Left Door . Pull out the sheet of paper from the T ransport Sect ion. Raise Guide Plate and, turning Knob , pul l out the sh eet of paper . Press do wn Guide Plate and pull out the sheet of paper .
6-10 4. When the Message “M isfeedin g i s detec ted.” Appears When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Grasp the Fus ing Unit Le ver and open the Fusing Unit. T urning Knob , pull out t h e sheet of paper and clos e the Fusing Unit. Pull out the sheet of paper from the Upper Area of the T ransfer/Fusing Unit.
6-11 4. When the Messag e “Mis feeding is detecte d.” Ap pe ars When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Open the Left Door and pull out the sheet of paper fro m the T ransport Section. Close the Left Door . Slide the T ray out. Unload the paper s tack from the T ray .
6-12 4. When the Message “M isfeedin g i s detec ted.” Appears When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Press the P aper Descent K ey . Grasping the Door Lock Release Le ver , open the Cassette Door and remove the sheet of paper . Close the Cassette Door .
6-13 4. When the Messag e “Mis feeding is detecte d.” Ap pe ars When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Grasping the Lock R el ease Le ver , open the Duple x Unit. Open the Misfeed Remo val Guide and pull out t he sheet of paper . Close the Duplex Unit.
6-14 When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 5. Whe n the Me ssa ge “The Fus er Oil has run out .” Appears The message sho wn on the left appears when the Fuser Oil is running out. Y ou can st ill make copies, but it is recommended that you repl enish the Fuser Oil as soon as possible.
6-15 5. When the Messag e “The Fuser Oil has ru n out.” Ap pears When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Remove the cap from the Fuser Oil Supply Port. Remove the cap of the Fuser Oil Bott le and fit the Oil Supply Spout to the Bo ttle. Replenish the Fu ser Oil.
6-16 5. When the Message “ The Fuser Oil has run out.” A ppears When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Press the Utility Key on the Control Panel. T ouch .
6-17 When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 6. When A ppear s When A ppears When appears in the lower left corn er of the T ouch Panel, it indicates th at so mething is wro ng with the image stabilization f unction of the colo r copier . Call your T ech. Rep.
6-18 When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 7. What Does Each Message Mean? What Does Each Message Mean? Mess age Cause Act ion Please call tech. service. code: XXXXX The copier mal fun ctio ned and is unable to mak e copies. Call and in form your T echnical Representati ve of the cod e being shown on th e T ouch Pane l .
6-19 7. What Does Eac h Message Mea n? When a Mess age Appears Chapter 6 Mess age Cause Act ion The orig. is left on the glass, remov e it before proceeding. Y o u try to use the Duplexing Document Feeder when th ere is an original left on the Original Glass.
T r ou blesho ot ing Chapter 7 Chapter 7 T roub leshooting.
7-1 T r ou blesho ot ing Chapter 7 1. When This T y pe of C opy i s Produced When This T ype of Copy is Produced Symptom P o ss ible Cause Action The Image is too light. The manu al exposure lev el is set on the lighter side. T ouch th e Key as necessary t o obtain a darker image.
7-2 1. When This Type of Copy is Produced T r ou blesho ot ing Chapter 7 Symptom P o ss ible Cause Action The Edge of the Cop y is dirty . The Original Pad or Do cument Feed Belt is dirty . Wipe the Original Pad o r Document T ransport Belt clean with a soft cloth da mpened with mild detergent.
7-3 T r ou blesho ot ing Chapter 7 2. The Copier is no t functioni ng as design ed The Copier i s not functioning as desi gned If these pr ocedures do not correct the pro blem, contact your T echnical Representativ e. Symptom check fo r: Action The T ouch Panel sho ws nothing.
Chapter 8 Miscellaneous Chapter 8 Miscellaneous.
8-1 Chapter 8 Mi scellaneous 1. Sp ecifications Specif ications Copier CF910 T ype Console C opier Platen Sta tionary Photo conduct or OPC Copying System Electrost atic Dry P owdered Image Transfer to.
8-2 1. Speci fications Chapter 8 Miscellaneous Duplex ing Docu ment Feed er AFR-12 Document Feeding System Standard Mode: 1-sided original 2-si de d or i g ina l 2-in -1 Single Automati c Docum ent Fe.
8-3 1. Specifica ti ons Chapter 8 Mi scellaneous Large Capacity Cassett e C101 Kinds o f Paper Plain paper (1 6 lbs. to 24 lbs. ), Recycled paper Pap er Size A4C, Letter C Capacity 1,1 00 sheets ( 21-1/4 lbs.
8-4 1. Speci fications Chapter 8 Miscellaneous 10 Bin Staple Sorter S T-103 No. of Bins 11 Bins Sort Bi ns: 10 (From 2 nd Bin to 11th Bin) Modes Non-So rt Mode, Sort Mode, Sort-and-Stap le Mode, Manual Stapl e Mode Kinds of Pape r Non-S ort M ode : Plain pape r (16 lb s.
8-5 1. Specifica ti ons Chapter 8 Mi scellaneous Duplex Unit AD-7 Kinds o f Paper Plain pape r: 16lbs. to 24 lbs. Copy Paper Size 11” ×17” L to In voiceL Capacity (W hen the Automatic Document F .
8-6 1. Speci fications Chapter 8 Miscellaneous.
8-7 Chapter 8 Mi scellaneous 2. Care of t he Copi er Cleaning (T urn OFF the P ower Switch of the copie r w hen cleaning .) W ipe the surf ace of the Housing Cov er clean with a soft cloth dampened with mild h o me deter g ent. W ipe the surface of the C ontrol Panel clean with a soft, dry cloth.
8-8 2. Care of the Copier Chapter 8 Miscellaneous W ipe the surface of the Original Glass clean with a soft, dry cloth. W ipe the inside o f the Fron t Door clean with a soft, dry cloth.
8-9 Chapter 8 Mi scellaneous 3. Fu nctio n Comb inati on Ma trix Funct ion Co mbin ation Matrix Functions Set F irst Basic Input Out put Color Adjust Create Photo Mode Au t o C o l o r Full Color Black Interru pt Cent erin g Paper Zoom Den- sity 1-sided Orig.
8-10 3. Functi on Combinat ion Ma trix Chapter 8 Miscellaneous Pre cautions f or Setting the Color Adjust Function ❍ : The functi ons can be combi ned. ● : The functi ons can be comb ined (thou gh a miscopy co uld result). ✧ : The functions cannot be combined.
8-11 Chapter 8 Mi scellaneous 4. Des cription of Paper Si ze and Zoom Rat io T able Descriptio n of Paper Size and Zoom Ratio T able Pa per Si ze Name Size ( Metric) Size (I nch) A3 297 mm × 420 mm 1.
8-12 Chapter 8 Miscellaneous 5. In dex Index 1 ( 2in 1) Copy p. 3 -2 0 1 1 Copy p . 3-1 9 1 2 Copy p . 3-1 9 1 2 (2in1) Co py p. 3-20 1-Side d Book p. 3-20 2 1 Copy p . 3-1 9 2 2 Copy p . 3-2 0 2-Side d Book p. 3-20 A Access Mode K ey pp . 2-6, 2-11 Access Number p.
8-13 5. Index Chapter 8 Mi scellaneous Interru pt Mode p. 2-10 J Job Memor y Input p. 5-13 Job Recall Key pp. 2-5, 5-14 K K ey Counter p. 5-15 L Language p. 5-15 Loading P aper p. 6-1 M Manual By pass Cop ying p. 3-11 Manu a l Ex posu re p. 3-17 Manual Staple p.
1998. 8 Copyright 1998 MINOLTA CO., LTD. Printed in Japan The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice to incorporate improvements made on the product or products the manual covers.
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