4035 5035 * The above illustration includes the optional original cover. Please read the Operation Guide Keep it close to the copier for easy referen ‘The instructions contained herein are based on the 30 cpm (copies-per-minute) 3035 copier, the 40 cpm 4035 copier and the 50 cpm 5035 copier. NOTE: ‘This Operation Guide contains information that corresponds to using both the inch and metric versions of this copier. Within the text we have generally indicated messages by listing that forthe inch version followed, in brackets, by the ‘corresponding information for the metric version. However, when a message is essentially the same, or when the difference is only one of upper- and lower-case speling, we have listed the information specifically as itis displayed in ‘the inch version of this machine. Al rights reserved. No part ofthis material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means ‘or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the Publisher. Legal Restriction On Copying + It may be prohibited to copy copyrighted material without permission of the copyright owner. + Its prohibited under any circumstances to copy domestic or foreign currencies. + Copying other items may be prohibited.Introduction to this Operation Guide ‘The explanations contained inthis Operation Guide have boon _separated into diferent sections inorder to allow even thse using & ‘copier forte fst ime fo use tis machine ecient, property and ‘wi reatie ease, ‘Abasiciedkicion to each sacton canbe fund below for erence. efor othe elated secon when using the copier. ‘Section 1 IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ FIRST. “Tis section conan explanations on information thats necessary {or yout krow pir to using tis copier fr the est ime ater purenaso. For example it contains notos and cautons on inctaltion ard ‘operation tat should be stict obeyed oder to ensure its safe and proper operation ‘Section 2 NAMES OF PARTS “This section contains explanation onthe names and functons of the parts ofthe copir and its eporaton paral ‘section PREPARATIONS “This section conan explanations on procedures for loading copy paper Section 4 BASIC OPERATION “Tis section conan explanations onthe base procedures required to make simple copes. ‘Section § OTHER CONVENIENT FUNCTIONS “This section coniains explaation on using the various convenient unetons of hie copier ‘Section 6 DOCUMENT AND OUTPUT MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS, ‘This Section contains explanations onthe procedures fr reiseing ‘requenty used business forms and documerts onthe optonal Hard Dick, pining thom out whon desired, and managing printing ‘conditions, ‘section? COPIER MANAGEMENT “This section contains explanations on he procedures fr changing the ‘vaous default sotings avalaba fr adjusting te caplet ft yout ‘copy noods and on he procodures fr managing copy us. ‘Section 8 OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT “Tis section coniains explains onthe optonal equpment that are aval or use wih tis cone, Section 9 TROUBLESHOOTING “This section contains explaations on handing probloms that may ‘cur during operation of this cope, such as when aneror indication appears ori pape jam occurs Section 10 MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION INFORMATION. “This coction conan explanations on maitaning tho copior in propor (Page #2} 2 takng clear rprodvcions of pesograps “mage quality selection> (Page 43) A 3 vareustuctons or making erage ad redced cols sm enarpingreducrg te copy mage tthe si ot paporin a speciiod ronercascoto] “Auto magnification selection mode> (Page 43) wa feces OE ox Fae 1m Enlarging reducing tho copy image aie slo bonween 26% and 400% ‘Zoom mode> (Page +6) atin 2 side copies tom varus types ot orgs “sided copy modes (Page 5-1) 18 One touch selection af the copy rmagnileaten rae ‘Preset oom mode> GS as = 5 conyng each mage of pen iaced (bees, ee) 2 ginal oro sopra sects a 12-112 Bg [ ‘m Enargngreducig tho length and width of Image o oparate magnieaton race “ (Page 48) Mi> os Y% 6 creating a margin onthe copies ‘argin mode> (age 58) T comeing te coy image (Page 58) B secing a space nto the coy images formating ries ‘era mode (Page 59) * satng copies win dean edges ‘Border erase modes (age 11) 10 rng tne image of ether two or our originale orto a single cory page (Page 5-13) 9 «¢ 11 Pring page numbers onthe copies - (Pago 5-18 |e 12 overaying one mage over another -

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(ay Kt 4 WY "5 G1 Sesioesisaeear seal Ga useiee een eee gy ‘valetle sees reese peeeace 1 Document Processo Page 6-1)1m Panter (Page 8-12) 1m Preterscanner Kit (Page 6-12) mi Fax Kt (Page 6-12) viive nave doterminen 8 4 paricpatng company n te Inseratenal Energy Str Program thats product Is compan wh he standards laioxt ne ntrnatonal Energy Star Program, ‘About the international Energy Star Program Insertional Energy Star Program has a ts basic goals the romcton of sfclent energy ta ae th reduction ofthe ‘rnrormerl polo that accompanies energy consumption by romceng ne marafactue and sae of aroducts at Rt progamy standards Insgraional Energy Star Program standards raque thal copes come seuopec wm a Low Powe” Meds wnere energy corsuraten | reduced ater acertan amount ot tre olapses since the device ‘eas last ued, as wal as anOF Med” wna ha dries uteratealy furs se ff aPer tare sno actuty wahn a et ameunt ome Wren Ne cope nckides pater and tax urchins, ha preter ane tax mus eter 2 Low Power Mode” where power censumgtonis automata redvce ara crt arcunt of te lapses ance ney wore lst wsed, ad they mt also suppor & "Sinep Mode” where pomer consumption Is reduced to a mine sinen tare 850 achvty wit a set act f tne ‘Tris pode equiped wih th floming Wats a8 3 rest ot ms commas with Iseratona Enerpy Star Program standards (© Low Power tose "he gaven automaticaly eters "Law Power Maca" when "6 minutos have passed sino the dovice was last uted. Te amour of ie of no ‘acy that mest pass bole ‘Law Power Mode" s activated may be lenghened. See. Energy aaving moses on page 411 and "Ato tom power tre” on page 7-8 for more nfomnaton (© 0m Mede (On een ug the copier ctons ot his machno) ‘Tea eve automaticaly entre “Ot Moda” when €0 meas have passed since the device was lat used. The amount of ie of n> ‘acy that must pass botore “Of Models actvaod may engined. For more iforraton sees. Energy saving modes” cn page 4:11 and Auto sigp tra” on page 7-47 © Sep M(t tho copter has printer ancl acsimtafuncbon) ‘na nven automaticaly enters "Sieap Mote” whan €0 mutes Ne passed since the device was lat used. The amount of ne of no ‘acy that mst pass botore “Sieop Modes activates may be lenginened. For mare ntormatin 360, Energy aavng modes" on page 6:11 ard “to siogp tro” on page 7-47, (© hutomatie 2Sidee Copy Function ‘Tha Energy Sta Progam excourages he ute ot 2ded copyng wich ruses te lad on he arwrarerant ard tis Govee ices 2 sides copying asa standard fncton For examps, by copying tO ‘Vaid aniginais ort sng set of paper asa 2sa08 copy is poteil omer he amount of paper eed For mere ermation x00 "t Making 2-sed copes rom various pes of argnals 2 8doe copy modes” an page §-1 (© Paper Reeyesing Ta Energy Star Program encourages he use ct anvrerrrontaly ‘non recyeled paper You alas ar kervcsreprezenatve can ‘rovdnlrmaion bout resonmondee paper pes “wen you are using he copier functors of is machine, replace a references othe “Slesp Mose” wen the "OM Mode" vilPlease read this Operation Guide before using the copier. Keep it close to the copier for easy reference. ‘The sections of this guide and parts ofthe copier marked with symbols are safety warnings meant to protect the user, other individuals and surrounding objects, and ensure correct and safe usage of the copier. The symbols and their meanings are indicated below. DANGER: Indicates that serious injury or even death will very possibly result from insufficient attention to or incorrect compliance with the related points. WARNING: Indicates that serious injury or even death may result from insufficient attention to oF incorrect compliance with the related points, CAUTION: Indicates that personal injury or mechanical damage may result from insufficient aitention to or incorrect compliance with the related points. Symbols The /. symbol indicates that the related section includes safety warnings. Spectic points of attention are indicated inside the symbol. A [Warning of danger of electrical shock] [Werrng of igh tmporatr} ‘The © symbo indicates that the related section includes information on prohibited actions. Speciios of the prohibited action are indicated inside the symbol ee Tho @ symbol indicates that the related section includes information on actions which must be performed. Specifics of the required action are indicated inside the symbol [Disassembly prohibited) «(Alert of required action] [Remove the power plug from the outlet) {Always connect the copier to an outlet with a ground connection} Please contact your service representative to order a replacement ifthe safety wamings in this Operation Guide are illegible or ifthe guide itself is missing. (fee required)Section 1 IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ FIRST. A CAUTION LABELS Caution labels have been attached to the copier at the following locations for safety purposes. BE SUFFICIENTLY CAREFUL to avoid fire or electric shack when removing a paper jam or when replacing toner. C >) Label 1 High temperature inside. Do not tntomyory oto tue pare mie are because | /f\ Label 4 High temperature inside. Do not touch parts in this Doren pa Segers pour Label 2 Do not incinerate toner and “P> Label 3 Moving parts inside. May cause personal injury. Do not tout MOVING PANS. enn mnnsn toner container. Dangerous ‘sparks may cause burn... a NOTE: DO NOT remove these labels.A INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS @ Environment A CAUTION + Avoid placing the copier on or in locations wk are unstable or not level. Such locations may cause the copier to fall down or fall over. This type of situation presents a danger of personal Injury or damage to the copier. + Avoid locations with humidity or dust and dirt. If dst or dirt become attached to the power plug, lean the plug to avoid the danger of fire or electrical SHOCK. nn : + Avoid locations near radiators, heaters, or other heat sources, or locations near flammable items, to avoid the danger offre + To keep the copier coo! and facilitate changing of paris and maintenance, allow acooss space as shown below. Leave adequate space, especially foes rLirtperreicbetetalidtectacaeed ventilated out ofthe copier... Other precautions + Adverse environmental conditions may affect the sate ‘operation and performance of the copier. Install in an alr- conditioned room (recommended room temperature: ‘around 73.4°F (23°C), humidity: around 0%) and avoid the following locations when selecting a site for the copier. ‘Avoid locations near a window or with exposure to direct sunlight. ‘Avoid locations with vibrations. Avoid locations with drastic temperature fluctuations. ‘Avoid locations with direct exposure to hot or cold air. ‘Avoid poorly ventilated locations. + Delicate floor material may be damaged it this product is moved after installation, “During copying, some ozone is released, but the amount does nat cause any il effect to one's health. If, however, the copier is used over a long period of time in a poorly ventilated room or when making an extremely large ‘number of copies, the smell may become unpleasant. To maintain the appropriate environment for copy work, itis suggested that the room be properly ventilated. ™ Power supply/Grounding the copier A WARNING DO NOT use a power supply with a voltage other ‘than that spectied. Avoid muttiole connections in the same outlet. These types of situations present a danger of fre or electrical shock... “Plug the power cord securely into the outlet. I ‘metalic objects come in contact with the prongs on the plug, it may cause a fire or electric shock + Always connect the copier to an outlet with 2 ‘ground connection to avoid the danger of fire or electrical shock in case of an electric short. If an etieteieeaeie prepare tere service representative. ' Other precautions Connect the power plug to the closest outlet possible to the copier. +The power supply cord is used as the main disconnect device. Ensure that the socket/outlet is locatedinstalled near the equipment and is easily accessible. Handling of plastic bags A WARNING + Keep the plastic bags that are used with the S ‘copier away from children. The plastic may cling to their nose and mouth causing suffocation.A PRECAUTIONS FOR USE ™@ Cautions when using the copier A WARNING + DO NOT piace metallic objects or containers with \water (tlower vases, flower pots, cups, etc.) on oF near the copier. This of situation presents a anger of re or lcrica shock shoud toy tl inside. + DO NOT remove any of the covers from the ‘copier as there is a danger of electrical shock ‘rom high voltage parts inside the copier. + DO NOT damage, break or attompt to repair the power cord. DO NOT place heavy objects on the cord, pull it, bend it unnecessarily or cause any other type of damage. These types of situations present a danger of fire or electrical shock. 8 ® + NEVER attempt to repair or disassemble the ‘copier or its parts as there is a danger of fire, electrical shock or damage to the laser. I the laser beam escapes, there is a danger of it ‘causing blindness. + If the copier becomes excessively hot, smoke ‘appears from the copier, there is an odd smell, of any other abnormal situation occurs, there is a danger of fire or electrical shock. Turn the main power switch OFF (O) immediately, BE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN to remove the power plug from the outlet and then contact your service representative. + If anything harmful (paper clips, water, other fluids, etc) falls into the copier, turn the main power switch OFF (0) immediately. Next, BE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN to remove the power plug from the outlet to avoid the danger of fire or electrical shock. Then contact your service representative. rg S e + DO NOT remove or connect the power plug with wet hands, as there is a danger of electrical shock. + ALWAYS contact your service representative for maintenance or repair of internal parts. A CAUTION +DO NOT pul the power cord when removing it from the outlet. f the power cord is pulled, the ‘wires may become broken and there is a danger of fire or electrical shock. (ALWAYS grasp the power plug when removing the power cord from the outlet. + ALWAYS remove the power plug from the outlet when moving the copier. If the power cord is, ‘damaged, there is a danger of fire or electrical shock. etal & + If the copier will not be used for a short period of ‘time (overnight, etc.) turn the main power switeh OFF (0), {fit will not be used for an extended period of ‘time (vacations, etc), remove the power plug from the outlet for safety purposes during the 2 time the copier is notin use. & + ALWAYS hold the designated parts only when litting or moving the copier. + For safety purposes, ALWAYS remove the power plug rom the ovtt when parorming daring operations, om “If dust accumulates within the copier, there is a ‘danger of fire or other trouble. Itis therefore recommended that you consult with your service representative in regard to cleaning of internal parts. This is particularly effective if accomplished prior to seasons of high humidity. Consult with Your service representative in regard to the cost (of cleaning the internal parts of the copier.PRECAUTIONS FOR USE Other precautions + DO NOT place heavy objects on the copier or cause other damage to the copier. + DO NOT open the front cover, turn off the main power ‘switch, of pull out the power plug during copying. + When ling or moving the copier, contact your service representative. Do not touch electrical parts, such as connectors or printed circuit boards. They could be damaged by static electricity, +DO NOT attempt to perform any operations not explained in this handbook * CAUTION : Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. + Do not look directly at the ight from the scanning lamp as it may cause your eyes to fee! tred or painful ™@ Cautions when handling consumables A CAUTION +DO NOT attempt to incinerate the toner container or the waste toner box. Dangerous sparks may ‘cause burns. + Keep the toner container and the waste toner box. out of the reach of children. +I toner happens to spill from the toner container or the waste toner box, avoid inhalation and ingestion, as well as contact with your eyes and skin S It you do happen to inhale toner, move to a place with {rash air and gargle thoroughly with a large amount of water. I coughing develops, contact a physician, + Ifyou do happen to ingest toner, rinse your mouth out with water and drink 1 or 2 cups of water to dilute the contents of your stomach. f necessary, contact 2 physician, If you do happen to get toner in your eyes, flush them. thoroughly with water. I there is any remaining tendemess, contact a physician. + Iftoner does happen to get on your skin, wash with ‘soap and water. Other precautions + Alter use, ALWAYS dispose of the toner container and ‘the waste toner box in accordance with Federal, State and Local rules and regulations, +DO NOT attempt to force open or destroy the ‘toner container or the waste toner box. + Store all consumables in a cool, dark location. = you wil not be using the copier fora prolonged period of time, remove all paper from the drawer(s)[cassette(s)) and the mul-bypase tray and sea ints orignal PackagingSAFETY OF LASER BEAM 1. Safety of laser beam ‘This coper has been certfod by the manufacturer to Class 1 level under the radiation performance standards established by the US DHS (Department of Healt and Human Services) in 1968. This indicates that he products safe toute ding nomal operation an ‘maintenance The laser opicl system, enclosed in a proecbve housing and sealed wihin the extemal covers, never permas the laser beam to escape, 2. The CDRH Act Alaser product-rolated act was implemented on Aug. 2. 1976, by the Center for Devices and Radiological Heath (CDRH) ofthe U.S, Food and Drug Administration (FDA), This act prohibits the sale of laser producs in the U.S. without certifcation. and apples to laser products manulactuted alter Aug. 1, 197 ‘The labo! shown below indicates compliance withthe CDRH regulations and must be attached fo laser products markoted in the Unitod States, ‘On this copier, the labels onthe right sd, TRIER Care| | RETR apn 3. Optical unit When checking the optical unt, avo direct exposure tothe la serbeam, which i invisible, ‘Shown beiow is the abel located on the cover ofthe opal uit [caution ‘wun ascs macnn wn SOON ATTENTION ven ale ar scr [VORSICHT insta sense Pastel cot see" V7 A= 4. Maintenance For safely o! the service personnel, folow the maintenance stuctons inthe other section ofthis mara 5. Safety switch ‘The power tothe laser unt is cut off when the front cover is opened. 15CAUTION! ‘The power plug is the main isolation davicel Other witches on the equipment are only functional switches and are not suitable for isolating the equipment from the power source. ATTENTION! Le débranchement de la fiche secteur est le seul moyen de mettre fapparell hrs tension. Les interrupteurs sur 'apparell ne sont que des interrupteurs de fonctionnement : ils ne ‘mattent pas l'appareil hors tension.NEW 3035/4035/5035 COPIER LIMITED WARRANTY 1. Kyocera Mita America, Inc. and Kyocera Mita Canada, Ltd. (both referred to as “Kyooera’) warrant the Customer's new copier, and the new accessories installed with the inital installation of the copier, against any defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year, or 400,000 copies/prints from date of installation by an Authorized Kyocera Dealer for the 3035, or 500,000 copiesiprints from date of installation by an Authorized Kyocera Dealer for the 4035 and the 5035, whichever first occurs. In the event the copier or an accessory is found to be defective within the warranty period, Kyocera’s only obligation and the Customer's exclusive remedy shall be replacement of any defective parts. It is understood that Kyocera shall have no obligation to furnish labor. 2. This warranty is valid only as to the original retail purchaser (referred to as the “Customer’) of a new Kyocera copier in the United States of America, or Canada based upon the country of purchase. 3.In order to obtain performance of this warranty, the Customer must immediately notify the ‘Authorized Kyocera Dealer from whom the product was purchased. If the Kyocera Dealer is not able to provide service, write to Kyocera at the address below for the name and address of the ‘Authorized Kyocera Dealer in your area. 4, This warranty does not cover copiers or accessories: (a) which have become damaged due to operator negligence, misuse, accidents, improper storage or unusual physical or electrical stress, (b) which have used parts or supplies which are not genuine Kyocera brand parts or supplies, (c) which have been serviced by a technician not employed by Kyocera or an ‘Authorized Kyocera Dealer, or (d) which have had the serial number modified, altered, or removed. 5. This warranty does not cover Maintenance Kits or the components of Maintenance Kits, which ‘consist of the drum unit, the fixing unit, and the developing unit. Kyocera shall give the Customer a soparate warranty for these items. 6. This warranty gives the Customer specific legal rights. The Customer may also have other rights, which vary from state to state, or province to province. Neither the seller, nor any other person is authorized to extend the time period, or expand this warranty on behalf of Kyocera. 7. THIS WARRANTY IS MADE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES AND (CONDITIONS), EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND KYOCERA SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY (OR CONDITION) OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT EXTEND TO, AND KYOCERA SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR, ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTAL DAMAGES WHICH MAY ARISE OUT OF THE USE, OR INABILITY TO USE, THE COPIER. KYOCERA MITA AMERICA, INC. KYOCERA MITA CANADA, LTD. Headquarters: 6120 Kestrel Road, Mississauga, 225 Sand Roag, Ontario LST 158, Canada Fairfield, New Jersey 07004-0008 17WARNING This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Fuules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency ‘energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no ‘quarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this ‘equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which ‘can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to tty to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. — Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. = Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. CAUTION - The changes or moaifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the ‘equipment. * The above warning is valid only in the United States of America. MERCURY WARNING RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF ACCORDING TO LOCAL, STATE OR FEDERAL Laws. ® ‘THE LAMP(S) INSIDE THIS PRODUCT CONTAIN MERCURY AND MUST BESection 2 NAMES OF PARTS (ens © Original cover (Option) (Openicose to set the original onthe platen) @ Operation pane! (Contains th Keys andinletore for operating the copia) @ Lot covert handte (Puluptocpen he lat cover 3.) @ Lott cover (Open when a paper misteod ooours) @ Paton (Set origina ere fr copying. Place originals facedown wih he edges aligned wih the size scales on hele and rer sides ofthe platen) @ Original size scales (Ge sure to algn to rigial with these when geting the orginal onthe platon) © Drawer{Cassete) 1 (Holds up to 500 sheets of standard paper [standard paper specie by our company.) © Drawor{Cassete] 2 (Holds up to 500 sheets o standard paper [standard paper speci by our company.) @ Le cover2 (Open when a paper misiced occurs inside the lot cover 2) 24Section 2 NAMES OF PARTS (@ Mutt-bypass tray (Load paper here when copying orto smalszs or special paper) D insert guides (Be sure to set he paper with when loacing paper onthe mat-bypass ray) @ Toner container @ Toner container release lover (Operate to rplace the toner container) @ Waste toner box {® Cleaning shatt (Pull and push backin ater toner container replacement or when copy images become soled with toner) ® Front cover (Open to repiaoe the toner container or wast toner box) © Main power switch (Turn ON |) betore staring to make copes) (@ Main power suitch cover cry on metre speciation copes) (Open ts cover in oe to acoees the main poner teh) @ Copy store section (opie paparis stored here) @ Length adjustment pate (Ajust to he longthof he paper tobe satin the drawerfcasset) @ Width adjustment lever (Hold the lover anc adjust the with guide tothe with ofthe paper to beset inthe crawer[casst) |@ Handles for transport (Become nancies when puled cit) 22Section 2. NAMES OF PARTS Pe esa eo DO@~G@ e AiG eye ©O® @xI| + ®®OO|~a Il | ® © @, |e 2 Os, Ne 4 © [Start] key & indicator lamp (Press this key when ho lamp in that key It green and you want to start copying} @ [Stopictear key (Press this key when you want to stop copyrg ox change the umber of copies tobe mace) @ [Rese key (Press tis key to reset al unctions to thor inal made seins. ‘ee “Ila mode"en page 24) @ [Energy Saver] key & indicator lamp {Prose this key when you want to tun the energy-saving mode ON, Press the same key again urn the energy-saving mad OFF. In ‘mate specication copes. his kay corosponds tothe Low power ‘mode. See page 4-11) @ fimerrupt key & indicator lamp (Press his key to ight te lamp in that key when you want to Perform interunt copying. S28 page 4:9.) @ [Menogement) key (When copy management is ened ON, press this key ater ‘copying in erder to return to the dapatment O-code etry display. Seepage 7-1) © [Betaut Setting Counter) key (Press tis key when you want to perform delat sotings as well as those related to copy management, sc) @ Keyped (Use these keys when you want to set the numberof copies fo be made or oni ote values) @ Touch pan (This pare! plays such efermaton a operation procedures, ‘machine status, and the various function keys) Brightness adjustment control dst (Turn ts dll whon you want to adust he bighiness ofthe ouch panel) @ [Copter key, lamp & indicator (Prose thi Key to light he iciatorto the sight ofthe key when you ‘want to use the coplr funciona of this machine) d o¢ ® [Printer key, lamp & indicator (ess this kay when you want o use the opto prin uncions ofthis machine. The inlcato ote ight ofthe kay wil ight when ‘the machin sin the printr operation modo. Tho lap tothe ot ‘of ho hay ether ght goon a oranga, or wil lash one of ro8e cole, pending Upon the status o the machin. See page $9.) @ [Scanner key, lamp & indiestor (Pros this kay when you want te use the optional canner ‘unetions of hie machine, The inclator fo he right of he key wil light when the mache sin the scanner eperaton mode. The lamp ote eof te kay wl her ight ren or orange, or wil ‘lash one of tose colors, depending upon the status ol he ‘machine. See page 9-3) B {Fax key, amp & indicator (Press is kay when you want to use the optional ex tunctons ot this machine, The indiatr to the right of he ey wil ight when the machine sin the ax operation mode. The lamp tthe lt ot ‘th key wil ethor ight or fash groon, ceponding upon the satus ‘ofthe machine.) {® [Auto Selection] key & indicator amp (Pross this ky 0 ight the lamp in that kay when you wan fo use the auto selection modo. The optional Document Processor must be installed in your copirin coro use tis mode. ‘See page 8) @ {dob Bute key & indicator lamp (Prose this kay to ight th lamp in that kay when you wat to use the ob build moda, See page $57) © [Repeat Copy key & indicator lamp (Pross this key to ight ho lamp in that koy whon you want io use ‘he repeat copy mode. The oponal Hard Disk must be insted on this copier in order to se this mode, See page 5-<2) {© {ob Queue} key & indicator lamp (Press tis key to ight the lap in that key when you want io use the output management functions ofthe copier Seepage 6-20) {® {Document Management] key & inceator mp (Prossthis ky 0 ght the lame in that kay when you wan to use the document management Aneto af the copier. The optional ard Dik must be installs on this eeper nore to use tis ‘uncon S92 page 6-1.) 23Section 2 NAMES OF PARTS [Power key & nestor amp (ny on atc specteaton copies) {Press this key when you nant tur the Sleep mode ON. reso the same key again et he Seep mode OFF, Seo page 412), Main power inleator lamp (only on mete specication copiers) (This amp wi ight who tha main power switch i tuned ON (|) © Initia mode (st the end of warmup or when the [Reset] key Is pressed) Inthe detautsatings prepared atte factory, paper f the same size a8 the original is selected automatically and tie copy magnticaton ratio ie ett 700% [1] (under the ato pape election mode), the urbe f copie tobe mace i ato" and he nage quality eset to tho toxtephote mode, + The dott stings forthe ial mode can be changed using the comesponding “copy default setings” procedure + Its possble for you to change te detut sting for he copy ‘exposure inherit mede em the "marualexpoeute most the "auto exposure mode’ (S00 *Expocure mode" onpago 7-83} © Auto clear function ‘Once a designated amount of ine has passed ater copying sto (between 10 and 270 seconds, the aut clear function wil ‘automasicaly ergage andthe copir wil etn to the same sotings 2 hose afar warm up (ial ede stings). (However, the copy ‘exposure made and the mage quaity made wil nt change.) Copies ‘an continvaly be mado using the same sotings (copy mode, rurberof copie are expocur med) the noxtbateh of eonying ‘started bolo he auto cea function engages. (© Automatic drewer(cassotte] switching function Itrwo dramers{cassetis] contain the same see of paper andthe Paper in one drewercassets} runs out during copying the automatic ‘rawer{casetto ewiching funn wil sith o paper feed from the ‘othe draner{cassato hat stil eonsine paper +The automatic dewer{cassette) aviching function can be turned (OFF (Se “Auto drawofcassate]ewiching ONOFF on page 742) + Papar most be loaded inthe same orietation in both ramers(cassotos) + Only drawor{cassetes] hat are loaded with the same ype of paper can be used withthe automatic drawercasset] switching function. 24Section 2. NAMES OF PARTS BCs Inch specifications Ready to copy. ‘Oremmags ty [Reduce Fenarge Metric specifications 25Section 2 NAMES OF PARTS @ Ths area splays messages onthe machine's status and on portional procedures. @ Ths aroa displays inermation onthe size of paper inthe dramerfeassete| and the current copy magniiatn ratio. @ This tea displays the current number of copies to be made @ Paper size keys (Remaining paper volume icons) (oven these kaye whan you want fo change the curently elec’ ‘dawer[easst in order to chango th sae of papa tha wil be used. Tho crawerfcassot] that hold the curonty selected paper size and ype of paper willbe highlightee. Drawer{Cassette] Nod and dramereassetel Nod wil be csplayed when the epionl Paper Feeders instal on your copier) "APS" koy (Touch this koy unt ite highightod whon you wart to hav tho ° cto automaticaly See page 42) @"Bypa (Tousn this kay wen you want copy ent paper that is et on ‘ne mut-bypass tray. The type of paper reqstred for use onthe rult-bypass ray wil be incest inthe kay) @ Copy exposure adjustment keys Copy exposure scale (Teach the appropiate Koy whon you wate manvaly adjust he copy exposure, The copy expcsure scale wil inate the curonty selocied setting. See page +2) @ "Exposure mode" key (Tosh this kay when you want t acces the “Exposure Mod" serooa) @ "Auto Exposure” key (Touch this key unl Ris hghighted when you want te select the ‘aut exposure mode. Inthe auto exposure mado, he contrast of the orginal it be detocied and the most sutabe expcsur lave selociod automatcally. Soe page 42) |B "AMS" key (Touch his kay unt ti ighightod whon you wat io have the copy magna rato selected automaticaly, See page 4-6) 9 "Reduce/Eniarge” key (oven is kay wren you want o manually change the copy rmagniteaton ato See page 4-8) 8 "100%" (eam siz) koy (Touch this key winen you want o copy the oiginal image a ts factual ee 100%") @ "SorkOFF” key (Touch this kay when you want to make copes winout sorting em) @ "Sort ON” key (oven hie kay when you want o make copes nthe sort mod) @ "SortFinish” key (Touch his kay wien you want o access the “SorUFnsh screen Seepage 5:28) @ Registration keys (Toveh the appropiate koy whon you van fo acca the aeeponding function or mec. Any furtion of mode in the “Furion” tab can be registered to be displayed as one ofthe registvation key. See pape 5-53, sl" tab (oven theta when you want to return the delay othe contents of the "Babe" tat) ® @ “User choice” tab (auch tis tab when you want te depay the contents ofthe “Usor choice" tab) Inch speceations “Function” tab (oven tis tab when you want spay te corres ofthe "Function ta) Inc specfeatone@ “Program” tab (eh thie tab when you want regitr tha cxrenty seloctad ating a8 a rogram oro delete a provously regetered progam. See page 5-50.) nore you press any key that hasan trom (b) in its bot rt comer, ‘he coresponting setting screen will be displayed. Inch specications Regier kay (oven this ey when you want rgito the curonty selected ‘uneton or mode under a rogisraton kay. Seepage 5 53) Back’ kay (ove ts key when you want return he setings forthe curenty electad made bak fo thor previous values) “Cioso" hoy (Touch tis ey when you want to return othe previous screen.) lnc sperileations Metric specteations a Marie spectcations (Asia Pact) 2 Che Ta aS a ta Section 2 NAMES OF PARTS NOTE, ‘You can change rad raw hays to those splayed inthe “Base and ‘ho-Usor cic tbs by flowing the “Customize scron layout [Main function)” precede on page 7-5 er he “Customize seroen layout (Add functions rooedue on page 7-6, as appropriate 27Section 2 NAMES OF PARTS 28Section 3 PREPARATIONS ee Paper canbe loaded into the wo drawors{eassetes] andthe mut bypass ay. (1) Note when adding paper ‘Mer taing now paper out o its packaging, be eure fo fan trough thom fw tines to separate the sheets and use a at surace to agn ‘he leading edges ofthe paper bsiorelacig that paper into a ‘raworfeassate] or soting ion the mul bypass way. Sette paperin the drawo[casst] wih he side that was facing upward who you oponed the package acing upward Saas : eP Qe + When copying onto used pape papar which has aroady boon copied onto at last one sido), D0 NOT use paper thats stapled or clipped together a this can be the cause of damage to the copier Aandi reat problems inthe copy image + Ifyou Use paper thats curl! at ll, salghtn the paper aut afore loading tint a drawarcassat] cr sting ion tha mut-ypass tray, or can cauea a paper am, kxzSssté‘é+#‘SO™éC;SC~; Using special paper In tn copier, th ype of paper add in each erawercasee ‘on tho muti bypass ray can bo spociog under "Paper type (crawerfassete] Not - No)" on page 7-44 and) Paper size and "ype" on page 7-87, respectively. ‘Among the special paper that can be use wth this cope, ther isa ioe ange in paper quality and construc, especialy in these types ‘of paper nota below For hat reason, there ea greator possibly ot robiems ocerrng during cooing with these ype of pape. ‘Whenever you douse such special paper as noted her, it is ‘recommended that you rst make atest copy an very the reuit, Jed _ + Preprintec * Labels" + Propunched + Envelopes “1 nen using abo! sheets, be absolutely eran that there sno possibiy thatthe backing iu wll come into contact wih any part ‘lho copier, ar hat nor ofthe lable wl com of tho enoet ring copying, lve does happen to cme nto contact wth the rum or roles, ‘rane ofthe labels comes of inside the cope, ican be the cause ‘of major damage Tha tolowing pes o envelopes should never be used! + Those on which ho gl is exposed. + Those whorby gue willbe exposed the protective paper ie removed the paper protecting the glue comes of inside the ‘copier can be the cause of major damage) + Those of special constuction + Those which have around tab onthe back and ae closed wth sting + Those which have an open window. + Those which hae a rarsparent fn window. Note: When using prepunched,preprintod er etrhoad paper, refer to “Special paper acon sotng on page 7-6-1 34Section 3 PREPARATIONS (2) Loading paper into the drawerfcassete] pte 500 sheets of sandars paper (75. 00 gnietandars paper as “Tne ach drawercasset] ean be sotto hold paper of any desis Stag from 5x8 42%, 812" 11, 1X8 42, Bes x1, Baz x 14", 11717", ABR, BSR, 85, AAR, Ad, B4, AS, Flo, 8K an 16K. (ice eee ‘Sot the typeof paper (tarda paper, recyeled paper et) to be loaded inthe crawe{cassetie “Paper ype (érawecasstte]No.t~ No.4)" on page 7-44, oe Pune crawotassote out toward you asa a tw go. * Do rat pul mare tan one crawercassete] outa a tne, {2.. HoX the win adjustment eer and mow io align the with ide wih the requited paper with Paper sizes are marked insist crmerfeassett align win the required paper length 32 A $8 pope tush against he et hand wal ofthe ‘rawor(casset}. + Mako ure that thore are no fl, ot, inthe paper whon tis atin ‘8 rawer{cassote). Such paper maybe the cause of paper jams. + Thare ia sticker (@ inthe Histon indeating paper capacty tached tote inside o the crawercasset] Do not oad paper ‘ave is it + When you are loacing paper into rawerfcassate), ako sure that the sido facing upward when the packages oponed is the sido that Is tacing upnad inthe drawerfcasseti + Adjust the length acustment plata and the with guide BEFORE loading paper ito a crawer(casste}. Faure todo so may su in skewed paper fed or a paper am. + Mako sur that he pape is set securely again! ho long ‘adjusimont lato and the with gui. thro a gap between the per and the acustment plate othe wah guide, oadjst the plate and he guide to ft the paper sruahBj Sst sipped papas size shots that 828 the papor loaded can be checked by looking atthe front of tho ‘ramorfassote} Gi Sent puch te cameron) back in nore Belo leaving the cope in dgute fra prolonged periegof ine, remove the paper rom the crawer(sfcassetes)] and eal itin ts ‘tga packaging to protect rom moisture ls, when string paper ina tigh temperature and high humid environment, sal itn a moisture proot bag (@) Loading paper into the muit-bypass tray Upto 200 sheets of standard copy paper (75 gm’ 80 gim®, of ‘20 betwoon 11°x 17"[AS] and 5 12" x8 12"[ABR} canbe sot onthe ‘mul bypase tay at one ie, When copying onto special paper, be ue use the mulbypase vay ‘The lypes of special paper an the rumber of sheets hat can be loaded nthe muit-bypass ay re: + Transparencies: 25 sheets + Standard paper (120 gin): 130 shoots + Standard paper (160 g/m): 100 shoots ee + When copying onto OHP tansparencios, be sure ofan through ‘thom a few mas to separate the shes tore setng thom on tho atbypass tay. + When copying onto non-standard size pape, peroxm the procedure in°(1) Paper size and ype" on page 7-87 and soc the paper size. + Yen soting special paper such as CHP vansparences anc tick papor on tho mult bypass tray, the typo of papor must be epoctiod Uundor (1) Papar size an typo" on page 7-87 + You can select to have the “Bypass sing” screen (see page 7-9) splayed whenever the “Bypass” key is touche. (See "Mul-bypass tray sein aspiay ONOFF" on page 7-45) Section 3 PREPARATIONS o> ve the mt ypass tay. aper to be lace, + When you ae sattra paper onto the mul-bypass tay, make Sure thatthe sie facing upward whan the packaga is open ie the 38 that tacig upnare on the multbypass tay as wal. In adn, the leading edge of he pape is cured ata straighton I out before soting it on the mul-bypess tay. + ALWAYS stsghten ou curled paper before seting ton the mut bypass ay 33Section 3 PREPARATIONS {© setting envelopes Upto 20 envelopes can be sot onthe mu-bypass tay ata tine, Rte othe otowing table er the types and sizes of envelopes that ‘can bo used inthis machine ‘Acceptable envelope types size ‘Monarch awrk7i7 ‘Comm. #10 Sow xo Envelope OL 110x220 (rm) Emelope C5 162229 (rm) Execute Tw x10" ‘Comm. 4 S70 x87 (comm. #638 Sow x81 18085 176x250 (rm) Envelope C4 229304 (rm) onsul Haga| 200. 148 (rm) YOUKE!2 162x114 (rm) YOUKEIs 296. 105 (rm) oe, Open te maths ay a4 Qu: hen wing enlapes at are wider tan ay ae al, ave the tap closec and set the envelopes wth the copy so facing upward andthe flap facing towards the rear ofthe copier. Then slide te envelopes it the slot along te insert ‘guides afar as they wil go. ‘When using envelopes that ar al than they are wid, open the lap and et the envelopes wth tho copy sda upward and the flap facing aay trom the recon of incorion Thon side the ervolopec athe set along tho insert guides as far a8 they wil go ae) O 9 NoTes: the optional Printer Kit or Printeriscanner Kit is installed on your copier and you attempt to print rom a computor onto envelopes that ‘a0 wider than they ae tal, be sure to eave the Nap closed ands the envelopes withthe ie to be preteen facing upward. Orient th edge wih tho tap tomar tho ont ofthe cpio ad thon sido the envelopes into the st along the insert guidos as far as they wll ~. O + The proper exoraton wl actually depend upon the ype of + Income lading ervolopes envelope bang used, resutin printing in the wrong ‘tontaion oon tho wrong ie, + When setng envelopes onthe mul-bypass vay, BE SURE to spect the ype of envelopes that willbe used under 3. Mul bypass ray paper setings” on page 7-27.Section 4 BASIC OPERATION Eos i) 1. Warm “Tan the main pomer switch ON (|). A he end of warmup, “Ready to copy" wl be displayed NOTES + Yt metre specication copes you wl rst ned to open the main ower switch cover. + Ifyou setthe orginal that you want to copy ard pross the [Stari] ey wile the copiers tl warming up copying wil begin as soon 4. Seleting the desired functions 8 wasm- is fished, ‘Soc rom among the copie various medes and funeens. Matic specfeations + Enlagingrecucing te copy image (Pape 4-5) + ntrupt copying (Page 43.) + Making 2st copies tom various types af cxgnas (Page 5) * Copying each image ot open faced (books, magazines. etc) or 2sided orginal ono separate sheets (Page 5-4.) + Creating a margin onthe copies (Page 5-6) + Centering the copy image (Page 58) + Adding a space next tote copy images for making notes (Page 59) + Mating copes with clean edge (Page 6:11) * Fting the image o either wo o four cxignas onto a single copy age (Page 5-13.) + Priming page numbers onthe copies (Page 5-16) + Overiaying one image over another (Page 5:20) 2. Setting the onginals ‘Open the original cover and so the orginal hat you want copy + Making booklet from chest xiginale (Page $22) face-down on he platen Be sure o align originals wi the upper if + Making beokete from book erignas (Page 526.) ‘corner afte platen towards he let rear orton ofthe cope + Adem sorting of copy seis without the Decurent Finisher (Page 5:23) Toe + Automatic oan ofthe copy image (Page 5-30.) + Adding @ Wont andlor back cover to your copy sats (Page 5-31) ‘See How ose originals inthe Document Processor on page 8-2 ding paper as a backing sect fr OHP vansparoncios for insiucons on how to sat original in your Document Procossor (Page $38) (0pien) + vert back and white Page S38.) + Making miror image copes (age 5-38) + Making a test copy prior to large volume copying (Page 5-40) + Maing more of the same copes afer a copy obs ished (Pape 5.42) + Copying argo volume of erga in one operation (Page 5-47) + Easly ade covers and insert shoes between various seis of gina in one operation (Page 5-57)Section 4 BASIC OPERATION Meare spectations 4. Seating the paper size Won the“APS" hays highighted onthe touch panel, copy papor of tho eam ose as the original wl be automaticaly selected. In oder ‘copy the origina onto aceon ize of paper without changing th sizeof the image, touch he pape size Key that coresponds te he Paper size that you want 0 use. NOTES + You can sop the caper rom automaticaly seloctin the pape ie. (See "Pape slecton" on age 7-68) + Ite also possible for you to specty one rawer[cassatt that wil bo oooted automaticaly regards ofthe sizo of paporleadodin that raworoassot (See Default dramorcassetts on page 7-70) 42 100} %6 all renige Metre specications 5. Adjusting the copy exposure ‘Adjustment of the copy exposure is goneraly accomplished manually you want to make the exposure darker, ouoh the ight exposure adjustment ky te move the arrow unde the exposure seal othe Fight f you want to make the exposure igh, touch hele exposure ‘ajusment ay fo mova the arrow unde the exposure scala othe tet It you want the copy exposure tebe adjusted automaticly, ouch the “Auto Expoaure Key urls highlighted. The contrast othe ong willbe detect andthe most state exposure lve selected aulomaticaly, “Its aso posse for you to adjust the copy exposure by touching ‘he "Expnsute Mode” koy to aceasta Exposure Mec” soe, Copy exposure asustment can then be performed thie sora using the samo methods as above Inch specications Notes + Ite possible fer you to make edustmonts tthe auto exposure ‘0c the overall canias come ou toe dart gh. (See “Auto exposure adusiment” on page 7-73) + Its 80 posse for yu to change the deta sein othe copy exposure tothe auto exposure mode (Geo “Exposure mode" on page 7:63)ae Marre spocteations 6. Selecting tho image quality “The image quay is selected aosorng to the type o xgna Touch the "Funtin” ab an thn tho recuting Orig. mage ally [mage quality hoy thats played win that tab i order to anes the "Orig image quality [image quay oF] soreen, neh speciestions Cae Testaphota moder Touch te “TextsPhoto" key uns highlighted Select he made hon the ginal contains ristre of both txt ard photograph. Touch the “Photo” key unt ti highighted. Solet this mode to bing out the depth in photoraphs “Touch the Tox koy uni tis ighighted. Select this mode especial to reproduce viginals wrton "perc of which contin thn ines. Photo med: “Tex mode: NOTES + Its possible for you to change the image quality mode that il be ‘ha dofautsoting inthe intial modo. (S00 "Oxgnal quality” enpage 785) + Its aso possible or you to adust the copy exposure In each of ‘he mage quay modes (Soe Manual xpesureacjusment txt photo meds) en page 775, "Manual exposure adjustment txt mde on page 7-76 and "Manual expoeureaculmer (Photo mode)” on page 7.77) Section 4 BASIC OPERATION Metre specteations 7. Setting the number of copies to be made Use the keypad to change tho nurbor a copies to bo made hats Select sizeof paper that you ant copy ato by touching he appropriate papa 320 kay. With this redo the egal image i enlrgedteduced automaticaly Touch th "AMS" kay. The corespenrg magniaton aio according 1 the seeced paper size, willbe displayed Inch specications you use tis mode mast ote, select ‘AMS under ‘Detaut rmagniseation ra Aon Sette onal be coi Bos Press st key to bain tre copying procadue “The copia wil automaticaly detect the size ofthe originals and selec copy pape of tat same size. Inch specications Ready 10 00py 45Section 4 BASIC OPERATION (NETTIE) Qu: Tus tes tay ore kayo change te played ‘magrifeation ratio tothe sired eating With this med, the magnitcaton rato can be set to any 1%, "Tho doied magnification rato can aio be entered crocty increment between 25% and 400%, by touching the" key" [¥Keys" hey and then using the keypad. Inch spectoatons Ape S212 erin be copies Doe Torch tho ReductEnage hey The Redvotnrge™ screen willbe played Inch speccatons Gp. Press te Star ky begin te copying proce 46Section 4 BASIC OPERATION (@) Preset zoom mode oe Toh prose nam ky tat cosponds tthe ‘magnification ai that you want to us. nema, he magia ao canbe sts ow tbe Inch spociiatens [pvalable magnieaton rates] Inch spcifcaton Reduction 25% 50% (119x175 12x 129) 6495 (11° 17 Bnet) Tm (IIT 8 12x18) Ta (812 x BI KT) Enlargement 121% (82x 14" 11317) 120% Bieta 118917) 1546 (52 x8 12" Bex 14) 200% (5 2" xB 12 EIT 00% Mote spoctiation Reduction 25% 50% TO (AS + Ad, Ad A) 755 (1174 15» A) 20% (Foto Ad) Enlargement 106% (11"x 15" — A3) 127% (Foto Ad) 14196 (Ab A3, AB Ad) 200% (5 = a3) 00% Mote specteation (Asia Pact) Reduction 25% 50% rae 70% (AS > Aa, 84-85) 19% (84 Ad, BS A8) You canals change te magrieaion ato in 1% neements by 26% (A3 = Ba, 4 = 85) touching the "key othe" hoy, a8 appropiate Entrgnont 1% Bt ABB A) tees iar en ase) versie 58) boon as 08) me ‘om 4 the [Start key to bogin the copying procedure, Ao: Sethe orignal tobe copied Qo Touche “RecucotElrae ty. The “Reduce/Enarge screen wil be splayed, Inch specications a7Section 4 BASIC OPERATION (4) XY z00m mode With this mode, itis possible for you to selct the length an width of the copy image seperately. The magnification rato canbe set any ‘Weincrament betwen 25% and 400% m+ |Ml- Ape Set 0 crn to be copied 2 Touche "Retcetnlarge ey. ‘The leducatEriarge” screen wil be played, Inch spacticatons 48 Qo: Be Zo oy Tha sere to solct tho magrifiation ai wil be displayed. Inch specications Ap, Tosh to hey othe ky. a8 appropriate spect the desired magneton rato forthe with and then the length of the image. ls aso possible or you o enter the desired rato erect by toucning he coresponcing kay [Pt Keye" kay and then using th keypad Inch specfoatone Ci Bos T2u2 eoproprae key on pt ideo te tourh panel to speciy te direction in which the orginal was set, Ge: Pets St kay to begin he coxyngprocadireSection 4 BASIC OPERATION Interrupt copying Interrupt copying is ust fring ono copy jo, you want copy ter eignals a fornt stings. Once the rsh job is completed, tho intoruptod copy eb canbe resumed at the same stings ae bei AES Ap Presse tnrap key to at te amo inthe tert ey. “ntupt mode OX" wil be display. (Doe Remove he orcas that wre cure boing conte and put ther asi. Gp: Stine new orgs ac parr te esc copy procedure. when copying is completed, press the [Ine] ky once again. The lamp inthe [Intrup ky wil go out. Replace the nowy copied originals with the ones reraved blero. Then, ‘ress the (Start key. The erupted copy jo wil be resumed, 49Section 4 BASIC OPERATION CA Copy jos can be scheduled oven while anather copy jb sin ‘progres any time tha “Reserve nat copy key is dlayed Inch spactications on Ti te Reson net op ty Tho "Roady to copy (lb esaraton) coro will bo diepayos Inch specteatons Cia» (“seg You cane the coresponting copy stings and scan nthe originals in preparation for your copy ob even betore theater jb is compsie. ‘noe that i fhiahes and printout is possi, the operation fr the reserved jb willbegin autora NoTes + The optonal Had Dick moet be inetalod on your copa nerdo 10 seth neti, + the optonal Fax Kt, Pinto Kit or Printer/Seannr Kit are installed In your copier, eb reservaon wil be posse during pit out of oth ceive fax obs an pit jobs. 4-10 NoTE Job reservation fe not avallabe ifthe "Resorve next copy hoy ent spayed Don Sette crits tobe copie Gp Select te setings and unctons tat you want tus frat copy jb. Inch spectleatons ps Press th [Star ky. Soamingo he ogra wi sa. (nce allt the originals have been completely scanned the ouch panel wil retur he srBen in sap 1Section 4 BASIC OPERATION EA) ese dd Inch specification you press the [Energy Saver key, even whl the main power sich ish tuee ON, the copier il entar one of ho folowing bo enecgy- saving modes (a stat frst (© Low power mode “The lamp inthe [Energy Saver] key wil be the ony indication on the ‘operation pan. To resume copying, press the [Energy Saver] koy ‘once again. tl ake the copie es than 12 seconds to return to a copy recy sa, © Sloop mode st he wth he Low power mee, the lamp inte Energy Saver key ‘lbs the only tinction on the operation panel, but even ess. power willbe consume in this med. To eeume copying, ross tho [Enorgy Sevor] kay once agai. wil ake he copier los than 25. seconds 10 return to a copy.ready sat, ores: +I he optional Pinter Kit or Pinr'Scanner Kits insta in your copier, you can such between te energy-saving modes (Low ower mode and Slegp mode) that wil be entered ino when the [Enorgy Saver] hoy ie prosod. To chango the nergy saving medo, ‘90 ‘Changing the energy-saving mode" on page 7-56. +I you are using a standard copier, ori the optional Fax Kits Install in your copier, you can press the [Energy Saver] ky 0 ‘en9age the Low power mode. +1 the optonal Fax Kit, Printer Kit or Pnter'Scannor Kit are insted in your copier and a received fx job or a print jb is dotted wile ‘he copa in one ofthe energy-saving mades, wil automaticly return toa copy-sedy sate and prt out the coespendig job ‘The folonng wo funetions wil also automatealy cause the copier to ‘onto the cortesponding energy-saving mode i no operation is pertrmed fora designated poi oe, {© Auto tow power function tno operations performed on tho copier fra designated period ot ‘ime (ajustabe between 1 and 240 minutes) the aut ow power ‘uncon wil engage and cause the copier to automaticaly ener the Low powor mode ‘The factory dota eating is or 15 minutes. 1 Auto sleep function tno operations perarmed on tho copir fra designated poiod ot ‘ime (ajustabe between 1 and 240 minutes), the auto slew functon illengage and automattaly turn the man power swich OFF (0). ‘When you wat te make copies again, simpy turn he main power ‘eh Back ON (1). ‘Tho factory dotalt eoting ie or 69 minutos, Copies are generally ina standby made more than they are in actual operation, so power consumton ia the standby mode oceuies a large part of everalconsurpton. Having the copier eter rest stato afer certain amount af tine, or turing the power completly OFF (©), reduces unnecessary poner consumption nthe standby mode land a2 a rebut can save on locity bils NOTES +The auto ow power uncon wlnet engage when the copier ein the sleep mode, + incre to change the amount of tine that wil elapse belore the auto low power uncon engages, ee “Aut on power tine" on age 7-48 + node to change the amount of tine that wil apes belore the auto leepfuneton engages, ee0"Aut eloep tne” on page 747. In ‘er to disable the auto seep functon, se Auto sloop ONOFF™ ‘on page 7.57 + ie optional Proto Kit oc PrntrScanner Kit i instalad in your ‘copier, the cple wll amt the Sleap mode whenever the auto sloop funcion engages. Inthe sat, when the copier detects data fora print job, wl automaticaly recover oa print ready stale ard print ‘utof the corresponding information wil gin, + Ifthe optional Fax Kis instal in your cope, the copier wil be automaticaly ued OFF (O) whenever the auto slop function ‘2ngages nhs stat, when the copier rceives an incoming fax, wil automatically rocove to a pint roady state and print cut of the comaeponding information wll begin 411