Konica Minolta 7130 manual

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    Workgroup Document System™ 7022/7130/7135[...]

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    Recycled paper is used for the insid e pages o f this book. K onica 7022/7130/7135 W ork group Document System™ User's Manual E NERGY S T AR® Pr ogram The E NERGY S T AR Program has been est abl ished to enc ourage the widespread and v oluntar y use of energ y -e fficient technologies that reduce energy consumption and prev ent pollution. A[...]

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    © 2002 by Konica Business T echnologies, Inc. MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT: The K ONICA 7022/7130/7135 Workgroup Document S ystem™ will giv e you many y ear s of troub le-free ser vice. T o ensure high-quality cop ying performance and t o prev ent premature wear or fai l ur e of precision par ts and components, schedule periodic cleaning and routine ad[...]

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    i 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Safety Information Machine Information Copying Operations Job Memory &Help Mode Trouble- shooting Machine Specifications Advanced Information Applications Maintenance & Supplies Paper & Original Info Key Operator Mode Content s Contents F eatures of the Koni ca 7022/7130/7135 Basic Section 1: Safety Information[...]

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    Contents (continu ed) ii Section 3: Copying Operations P osit ionin g Or iginal s ..... ....... .... ....... ...... ....... ..... ...... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... ....... .... .. 3 -2 P ositio ning Ori ginals in RA DF ......... ................... .................... ............ .................... . 3-2 P ositio ning Or iginal on P la[...]

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    Contents (continu ed) iii Section 5: T r ou bleshooting When “Call for Service” Message i s Displa yed ............. . ..... . .... . ..... . .... ............. ... 5-2 Limited Use of the Co pier in T rouble .................. .................... ................... ............. . 5-3 Pre vent ive Maint enance . .... . ..... . .... . ..... . [...]

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    Contents (continu ed) iv Ad vanced Section 7: Adva nced Information Progra mmed Shu t-Off (W eek ly Ti mer) ...... ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... ...... ..... .... 7-2 Rotat ion ....... ...... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... ....... .... ....... ...... 7 -4 V er tical /Hor izont[...]

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    Contents (continu ed) v Section 9: Paper and Original Information P aper Inf or mation ...... ....... ............. ............. ............. ............. ............ ........... ....... 9-2 P aper W ei ght .............. .................... ................... ............. ................... .................... . 9-2 T ray/ Exit T ra y Cap[...]

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    Contents (continu ed) vi Section 11 : Ke y Operat or Mode (contin ued ) [4] E .C.M. (Ele ctronic Copy Moni tor ) ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... ....... .... ....... .. 11-18 How to Access the ECM Settin g Mode ........ ................... ................... ............. .... 11-19 [1] Change ECM Data ........ ...................[...]

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    vii Features of the K onica 7022/713 0/7135 • AES - A utomatic Exposure Sel ection A utomatic ally adju sts e xposure to compen sate f or quality of the original . • AMS - A utomatic Magnification Selection A utomatical ly selects an approp r iate mag nification r atio when C op y Siz e is selected manual ly . A utomat ically select ed when the[...]

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    Features of the K onica 7022/7130/71 35 (continued) viii • Combination Copies a fi x ed number (2, 4, or 8) of pages ont o one sheet of cop y paper to cr eate a draf t copy of a multi-pa ge repor t at the same time as sa ving pap er . • Copy Density Manual ly selects up to 9 de nsity le vel s. • Copy Mode Selects the desired si mplex mode (1 [...]

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    Features of the K onica 7022/7130/71 35 (continued) ix • Job Memor y Prog rams up t o 15 jobs and reca lls each j ob by jo b num ber , as needed. All compa tible platen glass funct ions can be prog rammed int o Job Mem or y direct ly aft er the y are select ed. • Lens Mode (RE, Zoom) Selects fix ed rati os, three reduc tion, thr ee enla rgement[...]

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    Features of the K onica 7022/7130/71 35 (continued) x • P aper Capacity T otal 1,05 0 sheets in the mach ine with DK-1 09 desk, including a 50-sheet Mul t i-she et byp a ss tray . T otal 2, 050 sheets in th e machine wit h DB-209/210 dra wer , includi ng fou r 500-sheet tra ys and a 5 0-sheet Multi -sheet b ypass tr ay . T otal 2, 550 sheets in t[...]

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    Features of the K onica 7022/7130/71 35 (continued) xi • Sheet/Co ver Inser tion Insert up to 15 b lank or co pied sheets from any tra y includin g the Multi- sheet b ypass tra y , o r inser ts b lank or co pied front and bac k cov ers from any tr ay i ncluding the Multi- sheet b ypass tray to enhan ce the pre sentation of m ulti-page documents .[...]

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    Basic 2 1 3 4 5 6 Safety Information Machine Information Copying Operations Job Memory &Help Mode Trouble- shooting Machine Specifications[...]

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    1 1 Safety Information Safe ty Inf ormation Precautions for Installation and Use C aution La bels and Indicators ................. ....................... ................... ...... 1-2 R egulatio n s ........ ................... .............. ................... .................. ...........1-4 R equirements f or Saf e Use ................ .....[...]

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    1-2 Cauti on Labels an d Indica tors The cauti on labels and ind icator s are attached to t he machine ar eas, as sho wn belo w , where y ou are ad vised to p ay spe cial attent ion to a vo id any dan gerous si tuations or ser iou s injur y . CA UTION Burns or injury may occur fr om touching the areas detailed in the caution labels and caution indi[...]

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    Caution Labels and Indicator s (continued) 1-3 1 Safety Information The following in dicat ors are used on the caut ion labe ls or in thi s manual to categ or ize the le v el of saf ety caut ions . D ANGER: Act ion liable to cause deat h or ser io us injur y . W ARNIN G: Acti on lik ely to cause death or ser ious injury . CA UTION: Acti on liab le [...]

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    1-4 Regulations FCC Regulations This equipment ha s been tested and f oun d to comply with lim its f or a Class B dig ital device , pu rsuant to par t 1 5 of FCC rules. These limits are de signed to provide reasonable protection again st har mful interference in a residential i nstallation . This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio freq[...]

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    1-5 1 Safety Information Requirements f or S af e Use T o ensure y our saf e use of the machi ne, y ou are require d to observe t he foll owing precau tions withou t fail for t he machine’ s po wer source a nd during install ation and routin e han dling. Be su re to re ad and obser ve them. P ower Sour ce CA UTION: Plug Soc k et • A soc ket i s[...]

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    Requirements fo r Safe Use (contin ued) 1-6 En vironment CA UTION: Prevention of Fire Do not i nstall near fla mmable mate r ials , cur tains or v olatil e combustib les, that can catch or cause fi re. CA UTION: Pre v ention of Shor t Cir cuit Do not instal l the copi er where it could be s plashed with rain water , or wa ter fro m a tap, to av oid[...]

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    Requirements fo r Safe Use (contin ued) 1-7 1 Safety Information CA UTION: Installation Space Allow su fficie nt spa ce t o facilitat e copy operat ion, ch angin g par ts, and per iodic inspect ion. Lea v e an adequa te space be hind t he machine to let hot air ou t from the rear fan. 22.8 (580) 52.4 (1332) 60.0 (1524) 21.7 (550) 19.7 (500) 23.4 (5[...]

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    Requirements fo r Safe Use (contin ued) 1-8 22.8 (580) 60.2 (1530) 60.0 (1524) 21.7 (550) 19.7 (500) 23.4 (595) 21.6 (550) 7.9 (200) 52.9 (1345) 17.7 (450) 10.6 (269) 32.1 (815) 44.4 (1127) 38.3 (974) 26.1 (662) Unit: inches (mm) Main body + DF-314 + DB-210 + FS-107 + FT-107[...]

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    Requirements fo r Safe Use (contin ued) 1-9 1 Safety Information Precautions for Routine Handling W AR NING : Hig h V o ltag e DO NO T TOUCH the high v oltage par ts indicated with W ARNING label or describe d in t he manua l. CA UTION: A ctions in Response to T r oubles • If the Service Call scree n is displa ye d and copier oper ations canno t [...]

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    Requirements fo r Safe Use (contin ued) 1-10 CA UTION:Prevention of Machine T roubles • Do not drop s mall metalli c objects, such as pap er cli ps or stap les, insid e the machin e. • Do not place an y heavy or hard obj ects such as a v ase , books or ornaments on the mac hine. CA UTION: Recommend ation of P eriod ic Check Be sure to periodica[...]

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    Requirements fo r Safe Use (contin ued) 1-11 1 Safety Information CA UTION: Fixing Unit The int er nal fixing unit is v er y hot. T o av oid getting bur ned, DO NO T T OUCH. Be carefu l when wi thdrawing th e fixi ng un it. W A RN ING: Drum U nit The int er nal drum unit g enera tes a high v oltage . T o a v oid an electric al shock, DO NO T T OUCH[...]

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    2 2 Machine Information Machine Configuration Turn On/Off the Power Loading Paper Changing Paper Size Machine Inf ormation Machine Configuration, T urni ng On the P ower and Loading P aper M achine Conf igurat i on ..... ....................... ................... .................. ........... 2-2 T ur ning On t he P ower S wi tch ................[...]

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    2-2 Mac hine C onfigur ation External Machine Items 2 RADF (option) 3 Work table (Option) 4 Key counter (Option) 5 Multi-sheet bypass tray 6 Right side door of Main body 8 Tray 2 7 Tray 1 19 Control panel 13 Main power switch 14 Front door of main body 15 Front door of Finisher 17 Power switch 16 Finisher (FS-107) (option) 18 LCD touch screen 10 Tr[...]

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    Machi ne Configurat ion (contin ued) 2-3 1 Plate n cover (option ) cov ers documen ts to be copied and hol ds them in pl ace. 2 RADF (Re versi ng A utomat ic Doc ument Fe eder) (optio n) automatic ally f eeds multip le or igina ls one at a ti me to the pl aten gla ss for copying. 3W o r k t a b l e (option) p rov ides a con ve nient w orkspace f or[...]

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    Machi ne Configurat ion (contin ued) 2-4 Internal Machine Items 1F i n i s h e r k n o b can be turned to ease r emov al of mi shandled paper in the F inisher . 2 Finis her con ve y ance uni t can be ope ned to ease remo val of mishandled pape r in the Fini sher . 3 T oner bo ttle co ver i s to be opened when su pplying ton er . 4 Writin g un it gl[...]

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    Machi ne Configurat ion (contin ued) 2-5 Standard/Optional Equipment DF-314 Reversing Automatic Document Feeder FS-107 Finisher FT-107 Finisher Tray DK-109 Desk Unit DB-210 Drawer Base Unit DB-410 Drawer Base Unit CV-109 Platen Cover Main body IT-101 Inner Tray IP-422 Image Processor (7022/7130) IP-011 Image Processor MU-411 Memory Unit PS-343 Post[...]

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    Machi ne Configurat ion (contin ued) 2-6 Basic Screen The Basi c Screen displa ys wh en cop ying oper ation become s av ailab le afte r wa r m-up . 1 SE TTIN G key is selecte d when the screen di spla ys basic cop ying condit ions. T ouch t his k ey t o return to the c urrent print job s etting s when makin g selections f or a reserve job . When an[...]

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    Machi ne Configurat ion (contin ued) 2-7 6 Job No. ic on is displa y ed when [ ST AR T ] i s pres sed to star t a reser v e job of that n umber . Y our service represen tativ e can set the Job N o. icon to displa y the page count while scanning t he originals , and also t ha cop y count w hen printing job star ts, inst ead of the job number . 7 COU[...]

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    Machi ne Configurat ion (contin ued) 2-8 Control P anel Lay out 1 LCD TOUCH SCREEN displays mach ine an d copying status, he lp infor mation, interacti v e screens, and touch ke ys for selecting all functions. 2 CHECK dis pla y s a scre en showing al l setting s that ar e select ed f or the c urrent job. 3H E L P displ ays a screen with h elp for t[...]

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    2-9 T u rning On the P o wer Switch T o T urn On the P ower 1. T urn O N the ma in powe r switc h. The main power s wi tch is locate d on the rear left sid e of the ma in body . Reminder! When turning the main po wer switch O FF then ON, w ait for 3 seconds or longer bef ore tur ning it ON again; otherwise the copier may not function normally . 2. [...]

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    T urning On the P ower Switch (c ontinued) 2-10 3. The Basic Screen will be display ed. The mes sage on t he Basic S creen will inf o r m you that copying job is now av aila ble. DET AILS • When the initial settings are changed by the K ey Operator , the modified conditions will be displa yed on the Bas i c Screen. • When “ Enter E.C .M. pass[...]

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    T urning On the P ower Switch (c ontinued) 2-11 T o T urn Off the P ower 1. T urn OFF the power switch. The power switch is lo cated on the far left side o f the contr ol panel . The touc h screen and all th e LEDs on the control panel wil l go out. 2. T urn OFF th e main power switc h. The main power s wi tch is locate d on the rear left sid e of [...]

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    T urning On the P ower Switch (c ontinued) 2-12 Reducing the P ower in Standby Mode (A uto L ow P ower) This functi on automat ically lo wers the pow er after a specifie d period (i nitially 1 min ute) of copi er inacti vity . Th e [ POWER SA VE R ON/OFF ] LED wi ll be lit , the [ ST ART ] LED will tur n orange to show cop ier inactivit y , and all[...]

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    T urning On the P ower Switch (c ontinued) 2-13 Shutting Off / Reducing t he P ower Manuall y F ollow t he procedure bel ow to shut off or re duce the po wer man ually . 1. Press [ PO WER SA VER ON/OFF ]. 2. The P ower save mode will be activated. The mac hine is in itially set to aut omatical ly activate the Low P ower mode. The [ P O WER SA VE R [...]

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    T urning On the P ower Switch (c ontinued) 2-14 Entering an E CM P assw ord (ECM) The Elec tronic Cop y Monitor (E CM) allo ws the K ey O perator to m onitor all cop ying activities b y controlling ECM pass word accounts . Cop y quantity limits f or specific accoun ts can b e set. The ECM is not f act or y-set . An ECM pass wor d is requi red only [...]

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    2-15 Loadin g P aper A paper indic ator is sh own on each tr ay k ey of the Basic Screen to indicate the paper le vel of the tra y . (F our le v els are provid ed: ) When paper in a tr a y becom es empty , th e indicator “ ” appea rs on the tra y k ey . F ollow t he procedure bel ow to inse r t paper in the emp ty tra y . DET AILS When the Mult[...]

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    Loadin g P ap er (continued) 2-16 2. Stack paper with cur l side up. Load pape r , aligni ng it to th e right s ide of the tra y . Reminder! • Do not load paper abov e the red line on the side guide plates. • Be s ure that the rear guide plate is correctly positioned according to the paper size loaded; otherwise machine troub le may occur . 3. [...]

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    Loadin g P ap er (continued) 2-17 Loading Paper in DB-410 T ray D B - 4 1 0 tr ay : T r ay 3 1. Withdraw the DB-410 tray . HINT See p . 2-2 to check positions of each tra y . Reminder! Do not withdra w the tray f orcibly ; otherwise you ma y be injured. 2. Stack paper with cur l side up. Load pape r , aligni ng it to th e right s ide of the tra y .[...]

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    Loadin g P ap er (continued) 2-18 Loading Paper in Multi-Sheet Bypass T ray 1. Open the Multi-sheet bypass tray located on the right side of the copier . When loa ding lar ge paper , w ithdraw the ri ght edge of the Multi- sheet bypass tray to ex tend it. 2. Load copy pa per , and adjust the pa per guides to the paper size . The loa ded paper size [...]

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    2-19 Changing P aper Siz e of Main Bod y T ra ys and DB-210 T ra y s The main body tra ys and DB -210 tra ys are us er-adjusta ble . Chan ge the paper si ze of the tr ay acco rding to the pr ocedure belo w . 1. With draw th e tra y fo r whic h the paper si ze will be cha nged. Reminder! Do not withdra w the tray f orcibly ; otherwise you ma y be in[...]

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    3 3 Copying Operations Positioning Originals Setting Print Quantity Copy Size Lens Mode Density 1-1, 2-2 2-1 Using Memory Output without Finisher FS-107 Output Modes IT-101 Output Modes Check Mode & Proof Copy Interrupt Mode Cop ying Operations How to Make a Basic Copy P ositioning Originals .... .............. ................... .............[...]

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    3-2 P ositioning Orig inals P ositioning Origi nals in RADF The docu ment f eeder (RADF ) automatic ally f eeds up to 50 ori ginals direc tly to the platen area, starting wit h the to p shee t. The RADF should only be us ed f or unst apled, smoo th, fla t or igin als. P ositioning original s in Normal mode 1. Arrang e orig inals in o r de r . Remin[...]

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    P ositioning Origi nals (continued) 3-3 P ositioning ori ginals in Mixed ori ginal mode Mix ed size origina ls can be copied toge ther from th e documen t f eeder . HINT T o use the Mix ed or iginal mode, see procedure on p . 8-28 to p. 8-30 . 1. Arrang e orig inals in o r de r . Arrange the m ix ed size o rigi nals as il lustrated below . Reminder[...]

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    P ositioning Origi nals (continued) 3-4 P ositioning originals in Folded or iginal mode F olded origi nal mode detects th e fold ed original s ize with out using t he size detection sensor o f the RADF . HINT T o use the Folded original mode, see procedure on p. 8-31 to p . 8-33. 1. Arrang e orig inals in o r de r . 2. P osi tion ori ginal (s) F A [...]

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    P ositioning Origi nals (continued) 3-5 P ositioning Origi nal on Platen Glass Use the platen g lass when origi nals are not su itable f or use w ith t he document f eeder , e.g ., when s ize is in compa tib le, o r when originals ar e fol ded, stapl ed, torn, or in other w ise p oor co ndition. 1. Raise the d ocument feede r (or platen c o ver). P[...]

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    P ositioning Origi nals (continued) 3-6 3. When rep eating the origina l placement, p ress the rele ase lever under the do cument fe eder . 4. Use only the lo w er cover to ease the original placement. CA UTION Do not place heavy originals and do not press strongl y when a thick original is pl aced on t he platen gla ss and is u nder pressure of th[...]

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    3-7 Setting Pri nt Quantity This s ection de scribes how to set o r change prin t quantity . T o Set Print Quantity The cop ier is ini tially set to cop y the o riginal s et in amounts dete r mined b y the print quanti ty setting, t hen outputs sorted sets . 1. Enter the desired pr int quantity on the control panel keypad. Entered quantity will be [...]

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    3-8 Selec ting Copy Siz e T o se lect an approp ri ate c opy size f or getting your desire d copy result, use APS (Automati c P ap er Sel ectio n), or selec t co p y s ize manual ly on t he touc h scree n, as requir ed. T o Select Copy Size Automatically (APS) APS detect s the siz e of original s placed on t he RADF or pl aten glass and automatic a[...]

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    Sele cting Cop y Size (co ntin ued) 3-9 5. Press [ ST AR T ]. DET AILS • If the appropriate copy paper is not l oaded in any tra y , no cop ying will be performed, and a message will prompt you to load the appropriate paper . • Copy result ma y not be satisf actor y due to the Rotation function. In this case, turn the function OFF manually . Se[...]

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    Sele cting Cop y Size (co ntin ued) 3-10 T o Specify Desired Cop y Size (A MS) When a copy siz e is spe cified o n the touch scr een, an appropriate redu ction or enlar gement rat io will be selected aut omaticall y according t o the original size d etected from the RADF or the pl aten gla ss. HINTS • See the table on the f ollowing page f or the[...]

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    Sele cting Cop y Size (co ntin ued) 3-11 DET AILS Cop y r esult ma y not be satisfac tor y due to the Rotation function. In this case, turn the function OFF manually . See. p . 7-4. See the tab le below f or the relation of original siz e, cop y paper size, and selection magni fication r atio . AMS T ABLE COPY SIZE ORIGINAL SIZE 11"x17" 1[...]

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    3-12 Selec ting Magn ificatio n Ratio (Len s Mode) When the co pier is turne d ON, the mag nificat io n ratio is set to 1.0 0 (100%) automatically on the Basi c Screen. F ollow ea ch procedure de scribed in this sect ion to select t he desired magni fication rat io. T o Copy in 1.00 Magnification Mode F ollow t his procedure to mak e a 100% cop y o[...]

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    Selecting Ma g nification Ratio (Lens Mode) (contin ued) 3-13 T o Copy in Fixed Ma gnification Mode (RE) Use th e 6 preset r atios (0. 50, 0.65, 0.77 , 1.29, 1.55 , 2.00) an d 3 user preset ra tios to increa se or decrease mag nificat ion in fix ed amount s. >>> Specification f or Fixed Mag nification Mode <<< Incompatible Conditi[...]

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    Selecting Ma g nification Ratio (Lens Mode) (contin ued) 3-14 T o Copy in Zoom Mode Use th e Zoom mode to red uce or enlar ge the copie d original imag e in 1% in crements. >>> Specification f or Zoom Mode <<< Zoom range: 25% to 400% Incompatible Conditi ons : AMS , Repeat mode in Repeat, Reduce & Shift in Image Shift 1. T ouc[...]

  • Page 65

    Selecting Ma g nification Ratio (Lens Mode) (contin ued) 3-15 6. P osition o riginal(s). HINT See p. 3-2 to p . 3-6 f or details on positioning originals. 7. Press [ ST AR T ]. 3 Copying Operations Positioning Originals Setting Print Quantity Copy Size Lens Mode Density 1-1, 2-2 2-1 Using Memory Output without Finisher FS-107 Output Modes IT-101 Ou[...]

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    3-16 Selecting De nsity Le vel Au toma tic Exposu re Selecti on (AES) op erates with the default setting s. It detects th e densit y of the original image and auto matically s elects the appr opriate e xposure f or the cop y . T o Select Cop y Density Select manual co p y density t o adjust e xposure (density ) when originals are t oo light or too [...]

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    Selecting Densit y Level ( continued) 3-17 2. Select additional copy conditions, as desired. 3. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the control panel keypad. HINT See p. 3-7 for details on setting print quantity . 4. P osition o riginal(s). HINT See p. 3-2 to p . 3-6 f or details on positioning originals. 5. Press [ ST AR T ]. 3 Copying Operati[...]

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    3-18 Making Double-S ided Copies (1 a 2, 2 a 2) The Bas ic Scre en is in itially se t to 1 a 1 cop y mode to mak e singl e-side d copies fro m single -sided origin als. F ollow th e procedure bel ow to mak e double - sid ed copies from the original s scanned from th e document f eeder or fr om the pla ten glass . Using RADF Select the cop y mode ac[...]

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    Making Double-Sided Copies (1 a 2, 2 a 2) (continued) 3-19 2. Select additional copy conditions, as desired. DET AILS Some incompatib le conditions ma y automatically release the selec ted cop y mode. In this case, arr ange the s ettings so that they are compatib le with the selected cop y mode. 3. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the contro[...]

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    Making Double-Sided Copies (1 a 2, 2 a 2) (continued) 3-20 Using Platen Glass Use the pl aten g lass to sc an or igin als un suita ble for the doc umen t feeder . >>>Specification f or Double-Sided Co pying Using Platen Glas s<<< ❒ Use the Platen store mode. ❒ See p . 9- 6 f or the inf ormation on unsuitable RADF originals. ?[...]

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    Making Double-Sided Copies (1 a 2, 2 a 2) (continued) 3-21 5. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the control panel keypad. HINT See p. 3-7 for details on setting print quantity . 6. T ouc h SCAN on the Basic Scre en. The front s ide ima ge of the dou b le-side d copy will be scann ed into mem or y . 7. Replace the original on th e platen glas [...]

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    3-22 Making Single-S ided Copies fr om Doub l e-Sided Origi nals (2 a 1) Use RADF and select 2 a 1 cop y mode to mak e single- sided copies fr om double- sided origin als . 1. T ouc h 2 a 1 on the Basic Screen to highlig ht it. Reminder! When star ting a new copy ing job , be sure to close the RADF securely , then press [ A UT O RESET ]. 2. Select [...]

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    Makin g Single -Side d Copie s from Do uble-Sided Originals (2 a 1) ( continued ) 3-23 4. P osition originals F A CE UP in the docume nt feeder . HINTS • See p . 3-2 to p. 3-4 f or details on positioning originals. • Use R ADF store mode (p. 3-24 to p. 3-26) when the original count ex c eeds 50. 5. Press [ ST AR T ]. The mac hine star ts to s c[...]

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    3-24 Copying Using Memory This sec tion describes v arious cop ying f eatur es a vail able on t his machine u sing it s bu ilt-in memo r y . T o Scan Originals into Memo ry (Stor e Mode) Stor e mode allo ws y ou to scan all the or igina ls first, then to st ar t a contin uous printing job . Use RADF st ore mode to scan a lar ge amount of or igi nal[...]

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    Copying Using Memory (continued) 3-25 3. T ouc h Stor e Mode to highlig ht it. Y ou may find the key already highl ighted due to the copying se lection s made. 4. T ouc h OK to return to the Basic Scre en. 5. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the control panel keypad. HINT See p. 3-7 for details on setting print quantity . 6. P osition o rigi[...]

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    Copying Using Memory (continued) 3-26 7. T ouc h SCAN on the Basic Scre en to scan. DET AILS Repeat steps 6 and 7 until al l originals are scanned. Memory indi cator on the upper right of the B as ic Screen allo ws you to chec k the remaining memory . T o delete the scanned data without printing, press [ STOP /CL EAR ]. HINT Should memory ov erflow[...]

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    Copying Using Memory (continued) 3-27 T o Set Next Copying Job (Reserve) The Reserve functi on allows y ou to set up a ne w job while a curren t job is in progre ss. When the cu rrent job is finished , the Reser v e job star ts pr int ing immediately . >>>Specifications for Reserve<<< ❒ Job settings: Max. 5 (current job plus 4 r[...]

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    Copying Using Memory (continued) 3-28 4. P osition origina l(s) after completing the scan for the current job. HINT See p. 3-2 to p . 3-6 f or details on positioning originals. 5. Press [ ST AR T ] to star t scan ning for the reser ve job. DET AILS When setting more than one reserve job , the nex t res er v e job setting will be av ailable afte r t[...]

  • Page 79

    Copying Using Memory (continued) 3-29 T o Check/Contr ol Jobs in Pr ogress (Job L ist Screen) The Job Li st Screen allo ws you t o perf or m the f ollow ing funct ions. • Confi r m machine sta tus • Change or der of re serve jo b • Delet e reserv e job 1. T ouc h JOB LIST on the Basic Screen. The Jo b List Sc reen wil l be displ a yed. Check [...]

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    Copying Using Memory (continued) 3-30 3. T ouc h OK on the Job List Screen. The Bas ic Scre en will b e restored. Contents of Job List Screen NO . : Displa ys the No . ( 001-999) for eac h job assigned to the machine. MODE: Displays the machine’ s current mode of operation. Three modes are listed belo w . COPIER FA X PRINTER SCANNER ST A TUS: Dis[...]

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    3-31 Output Mode f o r Mac hine without Finishe r This sect ion describes t he outp ut modes f or the co pier withou t a Fini sher . The N on- sor t mode is in itiall y sele cte d. 1 Non-sort mode copi es the original s et in amount s determined by the print quan tity setting , then outpu ts sorted sets normally . 2 Rotation sort mode rotates e ver[...]

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    Output M ode for Machine wi thout Finisher (contin ued) 3-32 1. When usi ng Rotation so rt or Rotation group mo de, load the same paper size into two trays in different orient ation. HINT Non-sor t mode is initially selected. K ey Oper ator can change the initial output mode. See p . 11-12. 2. Press [ OUT PUT ] on the contr ol panel. The Output Mod[...]

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    Output M ode for Machine wi thout Finisher (contin ued) 3-33 7. P osition o riginal(s) F A CE UP in the document feeder or F A CE DO WN on the platen glass. HINT See p. 3-2 to p . 3-6 f or details on positioning originals. 8. Press [ ST AR T ]. Pres s [ ST OP/CLE AR ] to suspe nd the scann ing or pr inti ng job . CA UTION When t he paper exit tray [...]

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    3-34 Output Mode f or Mac h ine with Finishe r Finis her FS -107 is initia lly e quipp ed with two exit tra ys. If desire d, up to two option al e xit tr ays can be inst alled. Each e xit tr a y provi des output mode s as described bel ow . 1 Non-sort mode means t hat the o f fse t -s tac ker fi nisher modes are not se lected. Copies wil l be stac [...]

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    Outpu t Mod e for Mach ine w ith Fin isher (continue d) 3-35 >>>Specification f or Output Modes with Fini sher<<< ❒ Incompatib le with Sor t mode: Using platen glass (unless Image Inser t, Book Copy , or Platen store mode is used), T ransparency , Repeat, A UTO Lay out, Non-Image Area Erase ❒ Incompatib le with Stapl e mode: U[...]

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    Outpu t Mod e for Mach ine w ith Fin isher (continue d) 3-36 When se lecting S taple mode, select the stapl e positi on as follows. When se lecting a ny other mod e, proceed to step 6 . 4. T ouc h ST APLE SET . DET AILS ST APLE S ET on this screen w ill change to ADD ST APLE when repl acem ent of the sta ple car tridge is re quired. S ee p . 10-5. [...]

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    Outpu t Mod e for Mach ine w ith Fin isher (continue d) 3-37 8. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the control panel keypad. HINT See p . 9-3~p. 9-4 to be sure that the finisher capacity is not e xceeded. 9. P osition o riginal(s). HINT See p. 3-2 to p . 3-6 f or details on positioning originals. 10. Press [ ST ART ]. Pres s [ ST OP/CLE AR ] t[...]

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    3-38 Output Mode f or Machine with Inner T ray IT -101 This sec tion describes the f ollowi ng f our output modes fo r a copier wi th the Inne r T ra y . Non- sor t mode is in itia lly se lecte d. The Inne r T ra y IT -101 i s equipped wi th tw o exi t tra ys . 1 Non-sort mode copi es the original s et in amount s determined by the print quan tity [...]

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    Output Mode f or Machine with Inne r T ra y IT -101 (co n tin u ed) 3-39 1. When usi ng Rotation so rt or Rotation group mo de, load the same paper siz e into tw o trays with different orientation. HINT Non-sor t mode is initially selected. K ey Oper ator can change the initial output mode. See p . 11-12. 2. Press [ OUT PUT ] on the contr ol panel.[...]

  • Page 90

    Output Mode f or Machine with Inne r T ra y IT -101 (co n tin u ed) 3-40 7. P osition o riginal(s) F A CE UP in the document feeder or F A CE DO WN on the platen glass. HINT See p. 3-2 to p . 3-6 f or details on positioning originals. 8. Press [ ST AR T ]. Pres s [ ST OP/CLE AR ] to suspe nd the scann ing or pr inti ng job . CA UTION When the in ne[...]

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    3-41 Chec king Fea ture Sele ctions and Pr oof Cop ying Use the Chec k mode to confi r m cop ying selecti ons bef ore starting print oper ation. In this mode, use Proof cop y to produce a sample of the copied se t bef ore mak ing multiple copi es. This is a conv eni ent and cost effective w ay of viewing the resul ts of the f o llowing cop yi ng se[...]

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    Chec king Featu re Select ions and Proof Cop ying (contin ued) 3-42 V er ify the settings mad e for the current j ob . • If setting s are OK, proceed to s tep 8 . • If a sampl e copy is needed, p roceed t o the next step . 4. If an y settin g cha nge is requir ed bef ore pr oofc opy ing, touc h EXIT to return to the Basic Screen , then change s[...]

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    Chec king Featu re Select ions and Proof Cop ying (contin ued) 3-43 6. T ouc h EXIT (or press [ CHECK ]) to return to the Basic Screen. Change the settin gs, as requir ed. 7. Chang e the print qua ntity , as required. DET AILS Proof cop y can be performed as needed, until the print quantity amount on the Basic Screen reaches z ero . If required, ch[...]

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    3-44 Interrupt Cop ying Use t he Interrupt mode to in terrupt copyi ng in prog ress to perf or m a simp le job . When inter r upt cop ying i s completed , the settings f or th e initia l job restore aut omaticall y and the Basi c Screen displa ys. Inter rupt cop ying is a va ilab le when the cop ier is perf orming the f ollo wing oper ations: • C[...]

  • Page 95

    Interrupt Cop ying (continued) 3-45 DET AILS In Reser v e mode, pressing [ INTERRUPT ] before the copier finishes scanning the reserve job originals clears the settings selected f or the reser ve job . F o r details of Reserve mode , see p. 3-27 to p . 3-28. 2. Set copy conditio ns, as desired. The ini tial set tings in Interr upt mode are as follo[...]

  • Page 96

    Interrupt Cop ying (continued) 3-46 DET AILS F or par ticular jobs in progress, cop ying will cease only after cer tain phases of the immediate operation are completed, as indicated by the [ INTER- RUP T ] LED conditions descr ibed belo w . • Collectively printing image s tor ed in memory The LED blink s until one set of the current job is printe[...]

  • Page 97

    4 Job Memor y & Help Mode How to Use Helpful Functions S toring Job Cond i tions (Job Memor y: Job St ore) ................ .............. ...... 4-2 R ecalling St ored Job Se ttings (Job Memory: Job Recall) .................. . 4-6 D ispla ying Screen f or Operation Guide (Help Mode) .......... ................... . 4-8 4 Job Memory &Help [...]

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    4-2 Storin g Job Condi tions (Job Memor y: Job Store) Use Job Stor e to store up to 15 frequen tly used cop y job settin gs, which can be recall ed at any time . The sto red jobs can be giv en alphabeti cal names . >>>Speci fications f or Job Memory<<< ❒ All cop ying functions can be selected. ❒ Interrupt mode cannot be used w[...]

  • Page 99

    Storing J ob Conditions (Job M emo r y: Job St ore) (contin u ed) 4-3 4. T ouc h ENTR Y . The Jo b Store Ch eck Screen will be display ed. 5. Revie w the settings on the Job Store Che c k Scree n. Check that the s elections made in s tep 1 are correctly ent ered. DET AILS If any correction is required, touch CANCEL to return to the Basic Screen. Ma[...]

  • Page 100

    Storing J ob Conditions (Job M emo r y: Job St ore) (contin u ed) 4-4 7. T ouch to highlig ht one of the keys num bered from 1~15 to s tore the job un der that numbe r . The sc reen displ a ys 5 jo b number keys . The a rrow k eys at the ri ght side can be used to scr oll to the ne xt/previous pa ge. A blank key indica tes that no job is st ored un[...]

  • Page 101

    Storing J ob Conditions (Job M emo r y: Job St ore) (contin u ed) 4-5 DET AILS If you do not wis h to enter a name, simply touch OK . The k ey disp lays 6 aste risks ( * ) in place of a name . 10. To u c h OK . The Jo b No . Se lection S creen wi ll be rest ored. Check that the j ob name h as bee n correct ly entered. 11. T ouc h OK to comple te th[...]

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    4-6 Recalling Stored Job Settin gs (Job Memory: Job R ecall) Use Job Reca ll to recall jo bs that are alrea dy stored in Job Memo r y . 1. Press [ APPLICA T ION ] on the con trol panel. The App licatio n Select ion Sc reen will be displ a yed. 2. T ouc h JOB MEMO R Y . The Jo b No . S electio n Screen wi ll be di splay ed. 3. T ouc h to h ighlight [...]

  • Page 103

    Reca lling Stored Job Settings (Job Memory: Job Rec all) (continued) 4-7 4. If de sire d, to uch JOB CHECK . The Jo b Recall Check Screen dis pla ys to e nable you to revie w the settin gs. 5. To u c h OK . The se ttings of t he selec ted job wi ll be recal led on the restor ed Basic S creen. T o can cel the rec all mode, touch CANCEL to retu r n t[...]

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    4-8 Displa ying Screen f or Operation Guid e (Help Mode) The Help Screen pro vides y ou w it h the inf ormation abou t the current scre en mode and about setting pro cedures. Help mode can be acces sed from a ny screen e xcept Job Memory and K ey Oper ator Screens . Help mo de provid es two ty pes of Help S creens acco rding to the curr ent screen [...]

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    Displa ying Scr een f or Operation Gui de (Help Mode) 4-9 DET AILS • T ouch on the Help Sc reen, if prov ided, to scroll to the next page . T ouch to return to the pr e vious page. • T ouch K ey-Ope mode to enter the Ke y Operator mode. See p. 11-2. 3. T ouc h EXIT to return to the Basic Screen. DET AILS: Help Menu Screen Select one of the 5 he[...]

  • Page 106

    Displa ying Scr een f or Operation Gui de (Help Mode) 4-10 T o Display Help Screen from Other Screens 1. While in any screen other than the Basic Screen, press [ HELP ]. The Hel p Screen displ a ys to provide the inform ation a bout the curren t screen mode and setti ng procedur es. 2. T ouc h EXIT . The sc reen that was displayed bef or e pressi n[...]

  • Page 107

    5 T r oubleshooting How to Handle Machine T roubles W hen “Ca l l f or Ser vice” Messag e Is Displa ye d .............. ................... ...... 5-2 P re ve ntive Main tenance ............. .............. .................. ................... ......5-4 C learing Mishandled P aper ................ .............. ................... ..........[...]

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    5-2 When “C all for Ser vice” Messag e Is Di splay ed A “Cal l f or Service” mes sage indica tes a machin e condit ion that requir es the atten tion of y our ser vice r epresenta tiv e. The Ca ll f or Service Scr een usual ly displa ys the teleph one and f acsimil e num bers of your ser vic e repre sentati ve. CA UTION When the C all for Se[...]

  • Page 109

    When “Call for Service” Messa g e Is Di spla yed (co ntinued) 5-3 3. Unplug the ma chine . 4. Contact your ser vice repre sentative and r epor t the co ndition and code No. Limited Use of the Copi er in T r ouble If the me ssage shown be low is disp lay ed on the Cal l f or Service Screen , you ma y contin ue oper ating t he copier on a li mite[...]

  • Page 110

    5-4 Pre ventive Maintena nce After a set numbe r of copie s hav e been ma de on y our copier , Pre ve ntiv e Maintena nce (PM) w ill be requi red for mainta ining optim al per f o rm ance. When pr ev entiv e main tenance is due, a message and PM CALL i con ( ) w ill prompt you to con tact y our s er vice re presentati v e f or main tenance .[...]

  • Page 111

    5-5 Clearing M ishandled P aper When a pap er misf eed occurs , the copier stops ma king copies an d mishandled paper codes displa y on the screen to indi cate misf eed area(s ). Cop ying oper ation canno t be conti nued un til all the misfeed loca tions ar e clea red. DET AILS The abov e screen displa ys all the jam numbers f or the sake of e xpla[...]

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    Clearing Mishandled P aper (continued ) 5-6 Reminder! When remov ing mishandled paper , be sure to leav e no torn paper inside the machine . 3. When completed, th e Basic Screen will be restored. If any misfeed remaining , the sc reen displ a ys the next dispos al procedur e in the messag e area and the location number in the j am positio n display[...]

  • Page 113

    5-7 When “J AM” Appear s on Folder K ey If a mi sfeed o ccurs with th e print/scan job in pr ogress w hile y ou are se tting a reser v e job , SE TTING f older ke y on the Basi c Scre en will change t o flashin g JA M . F ollow t he procedure bel ow to remo ve mish andled paper . 1. Displa y th e Jam P osition Screen. T ouch JA M . The Jam P os[...]

  • Page 114

    When “J AM” Appear s on Fold e r K ey (co ntinued) 5-8 4. Press [ ST AR T ]. The sc an/prin t job will resume. 5. T ouc h RESER VE to continue the reserve jo b setting. W ARNING The drum unit generates high v oltage. T o av oid electrical shock, NEVER T OUCH the area. CA UTION The area near the conve yance unit c o ver 6 gene rates hig h v olta[...]

  • Page 115

    5-9 When “ADD P APER” App ears o n Folder K ey If the paper supply f or a print job in progres s becomes deple ted while y ou are set t ing a reser ve job , SETTIN G on the Ba sic Screen wil l chan ge to flashin g ADD P APER . F ollow t he procedure bel ow to contin ue the cop ying ope rat ion. 1. Display the Basic Screen for the print job in p[...]

  • Page 116

    5-10 When “Me mory Full” Messa ge Is Displa yed (Memory Overflo w ) In certain modes , this prin ter/copi er uses memor y to mak e oper ations conv enient and smoo th flowi ng. O ccasi ona l memor y overflow may occur if the i nstal led me mor y is inadequ ate for the cop y condition s selected . T o han dle the Memor y ov erfl o w condi t ion [...]

  • Page 117

    When “ Memory Full ” Mes sage Is Disp la yed (Memo r y Ove rflow ) (contin ued) 5-11 Action 2 Actio n 2 is required whe n a job ceases with Memory Ov erflo w messages di splay ed. In this case , the scanned data still re mains in memory . Actio n 2 enable s y ou to conti nue the jo b or suspend the jo b. 1. W ait until the cur rent op e ration [...]

  • Page 118

    5-12 When P ower OFF/ON Screen I s Display ed When an y troub le aff ects the electrical sig nal of the copi er , the P ower OF F/ON Screen will be displayed. F ollow t he procedure bel ow to turn the mac hine pow er off then on. 1. T urn OFF the power switch. The mai n power s witc h does no t hav e to b e tur ned off. 2. W ait about 10 se conds. [...]

  • Page 119

    5-13 T r oub leshooting Tips COPIER DOES NO T O PERA TE WH EN PO WER SWITCH IS ON Fully inser t pa per tra y s. Close RAD F . Check to be su re mai n power switch is ON. Chec k to be sure po wer plug i s fir mly inse r ted in electrica l sock et. COPY IMA GE IS TOO LIGHT Manual ly adjust cop y dens ity to dark er density . Chec k toner indi cator a[...]

  • Page 120

    T roub leshooting T ips (co ntinued ) 5-14 COPYING DOES NO T RESUME AFTER MISHANDL ED P AP ER IS REMO VED Chec k copier diag ram on touch scree n for ad ditional i ndicati ons of mishand led paper . COPY QU ALITY I S POOR Chec k paper f or dampness , and repl ace it if necessary . THE ORIGINAL P APER IS MISHANDLED OR SKEWED IN THE DOCUMENT FEE DER [...]

  • Page 121

    T roub leshooting T ips (co ntinued ) 5-15 THE BASIC SCREEN DOES NOT DISPLA Y S ETTINGS AS DES CRIBED IN USER’S MANUAL Chec k with the K e y Operator , as Initia l Settings ma y hav e been cha nged. “PLEASE CHE CK ORIGINAL” This me ssage displ a ys when th e copier detects a non-stan dard pape r siz e on the platen glass . Select copy size an[...]

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    6 Machine Specifications Main Body & Option Specifications M ain Body S pecifications .......... ....................... ................... ................... . 6-2 O ption Specifica tions ... ....................... ................... .................. ........... 6-5 6 Machine Specifications[...]

  • Page 124

    6-2 Main Body Specif ications Product Name K onica 7022/7130/7135 Configuration Semi-console wit h stationar y plat en Photoreceptor OPC drum Method Laser Electr ostatic T oner Black, car t ridge ty pe Recommended Operating En vironmen t 50°~86°F (10°~30°C), 10~80% RH W ar m Up Approx. 30 seconds @68°(20°C), 50% RH A uto Reset Off/ 30 sec./1 [...]

  • Page 125

    Main Body Specific ations (contin ued) 6-3 Original s in Document F eeder ADF mode: 1>1, 1>2 11”x17”, 8.5” x14”, 8.5”x11 ”R, 8.5”x11”, 5.5”x8.5”, 5.5”x8.5”R Max. 50 sheets (20 lb) f eed/exit capacity RADF mode: 2>2, 2>1 11”x17” , 8.5”x 14”, 8.5”x 11”R, 8.5”x11”, 5 .5”x8.5”, 5.5” x8.5” R Ma[...]

  • Page 126

    Main Body Specific ations (contin ued) 6-4 Machine W eight 158.7 lb (72 kg) +34.6 lb (15.7 kg) w/DK-109 +57.3 lb (26 kg) w/DB-210 +54.0 lb (24.5 kg) w/DB-410 +20.9 lb (9.5 kg) w/RADF +28.7 lb (13 kg) w/Finisher (FS-107) +7.9 lb (3.6 kg) w/I nner tray (IT -101 ) Machine Dimensions Main Body (with RAD F ) Width: 22.8 in. (580 mm) Depth: 23.4 in. (595[...]

  • Page 127

    6-5 Option Specification s Stapling Finisher (FS-107) P ower source: Main body Exit tr a y : 2 3 w/one FT -107 4 w/two FT - 107 F or e xi t tra y capacity , see p . 9-3 to p . 9-4. Inner T ra y (IT - 101) P ow er source: Main body Exit tr a y : 2 Capacity: Exit tra y 1; 50 sheets max. Exit tra y 2; 100 sheets max. Staple Car t ridge 5000 st aples/c[...]

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    Ad v anced 7 8 9 10 11 Advanced Information Applications Maintenance & Supplies Paper & Original Info Key Operator Mode[...]

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    7 Ad v anced Information How to Use Adv anced Functio ns P rogr ammed Shut-Off (W eekly Timer) ......... ....................... ................... . 7-2 R otation .............. ................... .............. ................... .................. ...........7-4 V er tical/Horizontal Zoom Mode ............... .............. ..................[...]

  • Page 132

    7-2 Pr ogrammed Shut-Off (W eekl y Ti mer) The W eekly Time r function turns a copi er on and o f f a t the time specif ied b y the K ey Operat or . This fu nction is not f actory-set. When a copi er is under cont rol of the W eekly Timer functi on, the Ti mer Interrupt mode message will be displ ay ed after pressing t he pow er s witch, and cop yi[...]

  • Page 133

    Pr ogrammed Shut-Off (W e ekly Timer) (contin u ed) 7-3 HINT F or setting the Timer Interrupt password, s ee p. 11-39. DET AILS If an inv alid passw ord is entered, cont inue b y enter ing the v alid 4-digit pass word. 3. Press [ ST AR T ]. The following mess age will be displ a yed on th e Basic Screen. Input cop y tim e 0 hour(s) 05 min ute(s) 4.[...]

  • Page 134

    7-4 Rotat ion This func tion a llows you t o util ize AP S or AMS and cop y the o r igina l documents onto siz e 8.5" x11", irrespe ctiv e of the cop y paper feedi ng directi on. DET AILS By def ault, Rotation requires APS or AM S to function. The K ey Operator can set this function ON, or to operate when APS, AMS or reduce functions . Se[...]

  • Page 135

    Rotation (contin ued) 7-5 2. To u c h AU TO to d eselect it. The Rota tion icon o n the Bas ic Screen will disap pear to i ndicate that the Rot ation function is cancel ed. T o re sume R otation, to uch AU T O to highligh t it. The Rotation icon will be dis play ed on the Basic S creen. Output Mode Scre en with Finisher Output Mode Scre en without [...]

  • Page 136

    7-6 V er tical/Horizontal Zoom Mode Use t he V er tical/H orizo ntal z oom mode to reduce or enlarge v er tical and horiz ontal dimensi ons, i ndependently . >>>V ertical/Horizontal Zoom Mode Specifications<<< ❒ V er tical/Horizontal zoom r ange: 0.25~4.00 ❒ Incompatib le Conditions: APS , AMS, Reduce & S hift in Image Shi[...]

  • Page 137

    V er tical/Horizontal Zo om Mode (continued ) 7-7 2. T ouch the ver tical zoom key on the po pup menu to hi ghlight it, then set the ver tical zoom ratio. Use the keypad on the popup menu to ente r a 3-digit ver tical zoom ratio, or use arrow keys ( c / d ) to s croll to th e desir ed ratio . Simila rly , tou ch the ho rizontal zoom ke y to highl i[...]

  • Page 138

    V er tical/Horizontal Zo om Mode (continued ) 7-8 DET AILS The figure sho wn belo w is the sample image using the V er tical/Hor izontal zoom wit h an or iginal plac ed diagonally on th e platen glass. Length: 0.50, Width: 2.00 Length: 2.00, Width: 0.50 Length: 0.50, Width: 2.00 Length: 2.00, Width: 0.50 30 30[...]

  • Page 139

    8 Applications How to Use Application Function s T o Display Application S e lection S creen ...... .............. .................. ........... 8-2 I nserting Sheets and Co v e rs (Sheet /Cove r Inser tion) .............. ........... 8-3 P ositioning Tit l e P ages on the Right Side (Chapt er)................. ............... 8-8 L a y Out Se v e[...]

  • Page 140

    8-2 T o Display App lication Selection Scre en F ollow t he procedur e belo w to displ ay th e Appl icatio n Selectio n Screen and se lect the desire d copy ing f eatur es. 1. Press [ APPLICA TION] on the contr ol panel. The App licatio n Select ion Scr een will be display e d on the touch pan el. The 7130/ 7135 Applicati on Selection Scree n provi[...]

  • Page 141

    8-3 Inser tin g Sheets and Co vers (Sheet/Co ver Inser tion) Use Sh eet/Cov er Inse r tion in c opy mode or bl ank mode to inser t chapter sheets or separ ator sheets i nto the fi nished set, as well as front and bac k cov ers. >>>Speci fications fo r Sheet/Cover Insertion<<< ❒ Use RADF . ❒ T ra y 1 is initiall y specified as [...]

  • Page 142

    Inserting Sheets and Co ver s (Sheet/Co ver Inse r tion) (continued) 8-4 1. Load inser t/cover sheets into tray 1, and load regula r sheets of the same size into co py paper tray source. DET AILS • When using thick paper f or cov ers, load them i n the Multi-sheet b ypass tra y . • Be s ure that the tra ys for cop y paper , front/back cov ers, [...]

  • Page 143

    Inserting Sheets and Co ver s (Sheet/Co ver Inse r tion) (continued) 8-5 4. Select the cover sheet tray source. T ouch TRA Y1 f or f eedi ng from tra y 1 , or BYP ASS f or fe eding fr om the Mul ti-sheet bypass tra y . If no c ov e r is desired, p roceed t o step 6 . 5. Select the desired cover mode . Example: T ouch FRONT COPY to inser t a copied [...]

  • Page 144

    Inserting Sheets and Co ver s (Sheet/Co ver Inse r tion) (continued) 8-6 7. Enter the page number . Use th e cont rol panel keypad to en ter the pa ge number of inser tion loca tion. T ouch SET afte r each e ntry to move to the nex t ke y . T o clear an incor rect entr y , to uch DELETE or pr ess [ # (CLEAR QTY .) ]. The inse r tion loca tion will [...]

  • Page 145

    Inserting Sheets and Co ver s (Sheet/Co ver Inse r tion) (continued) 8-7 DET AILS: Entering P age Numbers Fifteen k eys are displa yed on the s creen to designate each inser tion location. The first (upper left) key di spla y s the F ront Cov er icon if selected. The Bac k Cov er icon appears, if selected, as the last (lower right) ke y . Example: [...]

  • Page 146

    8-8 P ositio ning Title P ages on t he Right Side (Chap ter) Chap ter is u sed w ith R ADF in 1 a 2 or 2 a 2 mode f or the p ur pose of lo cating ti tle pa ges on the r igh t side, rather th an re verse side, of a duplex copy to impr ov e the presen tation of do uble-si ded copies . T o eff ectiv ely loca te the titl e page on t he right, a b lank [...]

  • Page 147

    P o sition ing Title P ages on the Right Side (Chapter ) (contin ued) 8-9 2. T ouc h Chapter on the Application Se lection Screen. The Chap ter P a ge Setting Screen wil l be dis pla yed. 3. Use the co ntrol panel keypad to en ter the pag e number of ea ch title page . T ouch SET afte r each e ntry to move to the nex t ke y . T o cle ar an in corre[...]

  • Page 148

    P o sition ing Title P ages on the Right Side (Chapter ) (contin ued) 8-10 5. T ouc h OK on the Application Select ion Screen. The Bas ic Scre en will b e restored. 6. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the control panel keypad. HINT See p . 3-7 for details on setting print quantity . 7. P osition originals F A CE UP in the docume nt feeder . [...]

  • Page 149

    8-11 La y Out Se veral P ages onto One Shee t (Comb inat ion) Use th is function t o la y out and copy a fixe d number (2 , 4, or 8) of pages onto one sheet of cop y paper ( 2 in 1, 4 in 1, or 8 in 1) . >>>Speci fications f or Combination<< < ❒ Use RADF . ❒ AMS is automatical ly selected. (Normally the fixed s i z e of T ray 1[...]

  • Page 150

    La y Out Several P a g es onto One Sheet (Co mbination) (continued) 8-12 2. T ouc h Combination on the Appl ication Selection Screen. The Comb ination M ode Se lection Sc reen wil l be disp la yed. 3. Select the desired Combin ation mode . T ouc h 2 in 1 , 4 in 1 or 8 in 1 , and select a key in the LA Y OUT ar ea, referring to t he illust ration on[...]

  • Page 151

    La y Out Several P a g es onto One Sheet (Co mbination) (continued) 8-13 7. P osition originals F A CE UP in the docume nt feeder . HINTS • For details on positio ning or iginals , see p . 3-2 to p. 3-4. • Use R ADF store mode (p. 3-24 to p. 3-26) when the original count ex c eeds 50. 8. Press [ ST AR T ]. CA UTION When the finisher / paper exi[...]

  • Page 152

    8-14 Making a Multiple P age Signat ure Booklet (Booklet) Use t he Booklet t o make a mu ltipl e page sign ature bookle t on bo th sides o f paper from a ny tra y . Original images are sca nned into memory and a utomaticall y arranged in boo klet f ormat in cor r ect order . >>>Speci fications fo r Booklet<<< ❒ Use RADF . ❒ Or[...]

  • Page 153

    Making a Multiple P a g e Signature Booklet (B ooklet) (continued) 8-15 2. T ouc h Book let on the Application Selection Screen. The Boo klet Mod e Selecti on Screen will be d isplay e d. 3. T ouc h to highlig ht the desir ed Booklet mod e ke y . 4. T ouc h OK . The App licatio n Select ion Sc reen will be resto red. Select additiona l Applic ation[...]

  • Page 154

    Making a Multiple P a g e Signature Booklet (B ooklet) (continued) 8-16 8. P osition originals F A CE UP in the docume nt feeder . HINTS • For details on positio ning or iginals , see p . 3-2 to p. 3-4. • Use R ADF store mode (p. 3-24 to p. 3-26) when the original count ex c eeds 50. Reminder! Original pages should be a multiple of 4 in 1-2 mod[...]

  • Page 155

    8-17 Cop ying onto T ransparent Films (T rans parenc y) Use the T ransparency function in 1 a 1 or 2 a 1 mode to copy onto ov erhead pr ojection transparent films, and output a blank or co pied inter leaf sheet with each co pied transparent film. In the Blank sh eet interleaving mode, a blank interl eaf sheet is output with e ach transparent film t[...]

  • Page 156

    Copyi ng onto T ranspar ent Films (T ranspar e nc y) (continued) 8-18 3. Press [ APPLICA TION] on the contr ol panel. The App licatio n Select ion Scr een will be display e d on the touch pan el. Reminder! When star ting a new copy ing job , be sure to close the RADF securely , then press [ A UT O RESET ]. 4. T ouc h T ransp arency on the Applicati[...]

  • Page 157

    Copy ing onto T ransparent Films (T ransparency) (contin ued) 8-19 6. T ouc h OK on the Application Select ion Screen. The Bas ic Scre en will b e restored. DET AILS • AMS is selected automatically . T o release AMS, select the desired magni fication. • Pr int quantity is already set to 1. Y ou cannot enter any other quantity . 7. P osition o r[...]

  • Page 158

    8-20 Inser ting Images into Prin ted Sets (Image Inser t ) Use th e Image insert mode to comb ine images s canned from t he platen gl ass, such as ph otos, paste-ups , ne wspaper ar tic l es , grap hs, etc ., with images scanne d from the document fee der . Then, outp ut the combined im ages as a finish ed set. The sele cted cop y paper siz e is de[...]

  • Page 159

    Inserting Images into Printed Sets (Image Inser t) (contin u ed) 8-21 2. T ouc h Image Inser t on the App lication S electio n Screen. The Imag e Inser tion Page Setting Screen will be d isplay ed. 3. Use the co ntr ol p anel keyp ad to e nter t he pa g e n umber . T ouch SET afte r each e ntry to move to the nex t ke y . T o clea r an incorr ect e[...]

  • Page 160

    Inserting Images into Printed Sets (Image Inser t) (contin u ed) 8-22 7. P osition originals F A CE UP in the docume nt feeder . If the numb er of orig inals exceed s 50, divide them i nto blocks not exceedin g 50 sheets a nd load th em from th e bloc k with the first page. 8. T ouc h SCAN on the Basic Scre en. The or igin als posi tioned in the do[...]

  • Page 161

    8-23 Dividing an Ima ge into Right and Left P a g es (Book Cop y) The Boo k C op y mode pe rf or ms imag e division on th e original ima ge. Use thi s func tion to cop y an open bo ok or a ledger she et onto t wo 8.5”x11” shee ts in 1 a 1 or 2 a 1 mode, or onto the fr ont and bac k sides of one 8.5”x11 ” sheet in 1 a 2 or 2 a 2 mode. The fo[...]

  • Page 162

    Dividin g an Im ag e into Right and Left Pa g es (Book Cop y) (continued ) 8-24 1. Press [ APPLICA TION ] on the con trol panel. Reminder! When star ting a new copy ing job , be sure to close the RADF securely , then press [ A UT O RESET ]. 2. T ouc h Book Copy on the Applica tion Sele ction Scre en. The Book Copy Screen will be displa yed. 3. Sele[...]

  • Page 163

    Dividin g an Im ag e into Right and Left Pa g es (Book Cop y) (continued ) 8-25 4. Select the desired sca nning o r de r according to the original pagina- tion. OPTION T ouch Booklet on the Book Copy Screen to use this function. 5. T ouc h OK . The App licatio n Select ion Sc reen will be resto red. 6. T ouc h OK on the Application Select ion Scree[...]

  • Page 164

    Dividin g an Im ag e into Right and Left Pa g es (Book Cop y) (continued ) 8-26 CA UTION When the finish er / paper exit / inner tray capacit y is e xce eded du e to the p rint qua ntity se lected, remo ve the cop ied sets as they exit; otherwise, misha ndled paper will occ ur . Scanning Original f or Co ver Use platen glass f or scanning original [...]

  • Page 165

    Dividin g an Im ag e into Right and Left Pa g es (Book Cop y) (continued ) 8-27 NOTES: • Memor y ov er flo w may oc cur during scanning. See p . 5-10 to p . 5- 11. • When using platen glass, Non-Image Area Eras e and A UTO Layout are automatically selected. DO NO T CLOSE the document fee der throughout the scanning job . 8 Applications Folded O[...]

  • Page 166

    8-28 Cop ying Mixed Siz e Originals (Mix ed Original) Use th e Mix ed origina l mode with t he docume nt f eeder or with Store m ode to cop y mixed size or igin als. Each orig inal in t he mix ed se t will be copied to pa per of the same siz e (APS mode ) or to paper of desi red siz e with ap propriat e ratio auto matically s elected ( AMS mode). &[...]

  • Page 167

    Copyi ng Mixed Size Originals (Mixed Original) (contin ued) 8-29 2. T ouc h Special Original on the Application Se lection Scree n. The Spe cial Or igina l Screen wi ll be di splay ed. 3. T ouc h Mixed Origin al . 4. T ouc h OK to return to the Application Selection Screen. 5. T ouc h OK to return to the Basic Screen. 6. Select additional copying f[...]

  • Page 168

    Copyi ng Mixed Size Originals (Mixed Original) (contin ued) 8-30 8. P osition mixed original(s) F ACE UP in the docum ent feeder . HINTS • See p. 3-3 f or details on positioning originals . • Use R ADF store mode (p. 3-24 to p. 3-26) when the original count ex c eeds 50. 9. Press [ ST ART ]. CA UTION When the finisher / paper exit / in ner tray[...]

  • Page 169

    8-31 Cop ying Fol ded Originals (Folded Original) Use t he Folde d or igi nal mode wi th the docume nt fe eder to cop y f olded originals . Oth- erwise , the siz e detect ion sensor of t he RADF ma y functi on incorrectl y . This m ode requi res mor e s canning time to detect the origina l size . >>>Speci fications fo r Folded Original<[...]

  • Page 170

    Copyi ng Folded Ori ginals (Folded Original) (co n tin u ed) 8-32 2. T ouc h Special Original on the Application Se lection Scree n. The Spe cial Or igina l Screen wi ll be di splay ed. 3. T ouc h Folded or iginal . 4. T ouc h OK to return to the Application Selection Screen. 5. T ouc h OK to return to the Basic Scre en. 6. Select additional copyin[...]

  • Page 171

    Copyi ng Folded Ori ginals (Folded Original) (co n tin u ed) 8-33 9. Press [ ST ART ]. CA UTION When the finisher / paper exit / in ner tray capac ity is exceeded du e to the p rint qua ntity se lected, remo ve the cop ied sets as they exit; otherwise, misha ndled paper will occ ur . 8 Applications Folded Original Mixed Original Text/Photo Enhance [...]

  • Page 172

    8-34 Cop ying Non-Standar d Siz e Originals (Non-Standar d Size) F eeding spe cial siz e origin als through the RADF withou t selec ting Non-st anda rd siz e mode ma y cause the copier t o stop scanning and mistak enly sense t hat the siz e detect ion sensor ha s malfunct ioned or cause a pap er misf eed. Using No n-standard s i z e mode, the copie[...]

  • Page 173

    Copying N on-Stan dard Size Or iginals (Non-S tandard Siz e) (con tinued) 8-35 3. T ouc h Non-stand ar d Size . 4. T ouc h OK to return to the Application Selection Screen. 5. T ouc h OK to return to the Basic Scre en. 6. Select additional copying features, as desired. 7. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the control panel keypad. HINT See p [...]

  • Page 174

    8-36 Re verse the Second Sid e in 1-2 Mode (Upside D o wn ) 1-2 Upsid e Down arr anges the e ve n pages of simple x origi nals upsid e down on the re ve rse side of duple x copies . Simil ar ly , 2-1 Upsi de Down r earrange s the re vers e sides of duple x originals w hich read ups ide down to mak e nor mal simpl ex copie s. >>>Speci ficat[...]

  • Page 175

    Reverse the Secon d Sid e in 1-2 Mod e (Upsid e Down) (con tinued) 8-37 1. Press [ APPLICA TION ] on the con trol panel. Reminder! When star ting a new copy ing job , be sure to close the RADF securely , then press [ A UT O RESET ]. 2. T ouc h Special Original on the Application Se lection Scree n. The Spe cial Or igina l Screen wi ll be di splay e[...]

  • Page 176

    Reverse the Secon d Sid e in 1-2 Mod e (Upsid e Down) (con tinued) 8-38 4. T ouch the desire d binding typ e key . T ouch OK to r estore the Special Origi nal Scree n. 5. T ouc h OK o n the Special Original Screen to return to the App lication Selection Screen. 6. T ouc h OK to return to the Basic Screen. 7. Select additional copying features, as d[...]

  • Page 177

    8-39 Making Cop y Qualit y Closer to Ori ginals (T ext/Photo Enhance) Use th is functi on to enhan ce the r eproducibi lity of h alf tones so that the cop y qua lity more closel y matches to th at of the ori ginal. Te x t M o d e Use the T e xt mode whe n copying a text or iginal . In this mo de, text is improved in comparis on to usin g the gener [...]

  • Page 178

    Making Copy Quality Closer t o Originals (T ext/Photo Enh ance) (con tinued) 8-40 1. Press [ APPLICA TION ] on the con trol panel. Reminder! When star ting a new copy ing job , be sure to close the RADF securely , then press [ A UT O RESET ]. 2. T ouc h T ext/Photo Enha nce on the Application Selection Screen. The T e xt/Phot o Enha nce Screen wi l[...]

  • Page 179

    Making Copy Quality Closer t o Originals (T ext/Photo Enh ance) (con tinued) 8-41 5. T ouc h OK to return to the Basic Screen. 6. Select additional copying features, as desired. 7. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the control panel keypad. HINT See p . 3-7 for details on setting print quantity . 8. P osition o riginal(s) F A CE UP in the doc[...]

  • Page 180

    8-42 Rever sing Col or in Bl ac k and White Image (Rever s e Image) Use Re ve rse image to re v erse th e image from b lack- on-whit e to white-on- blac k, and vice v ersa. Thi s is conv enient f or cop ying whi te-on-bl ack origi nals and r e ver sing the m to fax. >>>Speci fications fo r Reverse Im age<<< ❒ Incompatib le Condi[...]

  • Page 181

    Re versing Co lor in Blac k and Whi te Image (R ever se Im age) (contin ued) 8-43 2. T ouc h Reverse Image on the Appl icatio n Sele ctio n Scre en. The inc ompatible func tion keys will be dimm ed to show inac tivity . 3. T ouc h OK on th e Applicatio n Selection Screen. The Bas ic Scre en will b e restored. 4. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr[...]

  • Page 182

    8-44 Repeating Selected Image Ar ea (Repeat: V er ti./Horiz. Mode) Use thi s functio n to repeat the sel ected image area of 10mm ~ 150mm in bo th vertical and horiz ontal wid ths measured f rom the rear l eft corner of the 11”x17” original ar ea indica ted on the lef t edge of t he platen glass . >>>V ertical/Horizontal Width Setting [...]

  • Page 183

    Repeatin g Selected Ima ge Area (Rep eat: V er ti./Horiz . Mode) (contin ued) 8-45 2. T ouc h Repea t on the Application Selection Screen. The Repe at Mode Se lection S creen will be disp lay ed . 3. T ouc h V e rt i./H oriz . The V er tical/Ho rizonta l Width S etting Scr een will b e displayed. 4. Specify the v ert ical and horizontal w idths of [...]

  • Page 184

    Repeatin g Selected Ima ge Area (Rep eat: V er ti./Horiz . Mode) (contin ued) 8-46 5. T ouc h OK . The App licatio n Select ion Sc reen will be resto red. 6. T ouc h OK on the Application Select ion Screen. The Bas ic Scre en will b e restored. 7. Select the desired magnification and co py size. DET AILS • APS and AMS are automatically releas ed,[...]

  • Page 185

    8-47 Repeati ng A utomatically or Selecting Repeating Times (Repeat: A UT O/ Repeat Mode) A uto Detect ion mo de will automat ically set t he equal repeat area to the size of the original placed ont o the pla ten gla ss by ac tiva ting Non-i mage a rea er ase. Repe at mode wi ll scan the i mage area s pecifie d by t he select ed cop y siz e and mo [...]

  • Page 186

    Repeatin g A utoma tically or Selecting Repeating Times (Repeat: A UT O/ Repe at M ode) (contin ued) 8-48 8-48 1. Press [ APPLICA TION ] on the con trol panel. Reminder! When star ting a new copy ing job , be sure to close the RADF securely , then press [ A UT O RESET ]. 2. T ouc h Repea t on the Application Selection Screen. The Repe at Mode Se le[...]

  • Page 187

    Repeatin g A utoma tically or Selecting Repeating Times (Repeat: A UT O/ Repe at M ode) (contin ued) 8-49 8-49 4. T ouc h to highlig ht the desir ed mode ke y . T ouch 2 Repeat , 4 Repeat , or 8 Repeat to select t he desired Repeat m ode. T ouch OK to r etur n to the Repeat Mode Selecti on Screen. 5. T ouc h OK . The App licatio n Select ion Sc ree[...]

  • Page 188

    Repeatin g A utoma tically or Selecting Repeating Times (Repeat: A UT O/ Repe at M ode) (contin ued) 8-50 8-50 9. P osition orig inal. F o r A UTO mode or iginal, open the d ocument feeder , t hen posi tion the or igi nal F ACE DO W N on the pl aten glas s. F o r 2 Repeat , 4 Repea t or 8 Repeat m ode or iginal , RADF is also av aila ble. HINT See [...]

  • Page 189

    8-51 Eliminating Black Cop y Marks Along Bord ers (Frame/Fold Erasure) Use F rame/F old Er asure to eli minate b lack c opy ma rks along bor ders to clea n up and impr ov e the prese ntat ion of the c op y . Use T op/Bottom erasure mode to er ase the b lack cop y marks at the top an d/or botto m of the cop y imag e. >>>Speci fications f or[...]

  • Page 190

    Elim inating Blac k Cop y Marks A long Bo rder s (Frame/Fo ld Erasure) (co ntinued ) 8-52 2. T ouc h Frame/ Fold Erasur e on the Application Selection Screen. The Fr ame /F old Erasur e Select ion Scree n will be display ed. 3. Select the desired erasu re mode, then specify the era sure amount . T ouch Fra me Erasur e or Fold Erasure to hi ghlight [...]

  • Page 191

    Elim inating Blac k Cop y Marks A long Bo rder s (Frame/Fo ld Erasure) (co ntinued ) 8-53 4. T op/Bottom erasure mod e: Select the desired erasu re mode, then specify the era sure amount . T ouch T op Erasure or Bottom Erasure to highlight it , then use arrow ke y s to selec t the desi red erasure am ount, from 1~100mm i n 1mm inc rements. Either T[...]

  • Page 192

    8-54 Cop yi ng Image in the Center of Copy P aper (A UT O La y out) Use thi s function to detect the image area of the origina l and center the w hole image on the cop y paper making it easy to cop y small pie ces of paper . >>>Speci fications fo r A UTO L ayout<<< ❒ Use platen glass . RADF cannot be used. ❒ Non-Image Area Era[...]

  • Page 193

    Cop ying Image in the Center of Cop y P aper (A UT O La yo ut) (contin ued) 8-55 2. T ouc h AUTO L ayo u t on the Application Selection Scree n. The inc ompatible func tion keys will be dimm ed to show inac tivity . DET AILS • Non-Image Area Erase will be selected automaticall y . • When using the Book Cop y with this function, the original sma[...]

  • Page 194

    Cop ying Image in the Center of Cop y P aper (A UT O La yo ut) (contin ued) 8-56 7. Press [ ST ART ]. CA UTION When the finisher / paper exit / inner tray capac ity is exceeded du e to the p rint qua ntity se lected, remo ve the cop ied sets as they exit; otherwise, misha ndled paper will occ ur . DET AILS The A UT O lay out func tion ma y not oper[...]

  • Page 195

    8-57 Adjusting P osition of Cop y Image (I ma ge Shift) Use Ima ge Shift to a djust the p osition of cop y ima ges, e .g. f or the purpose of cr eating a ne w binding margi n on or igi nals to mak e it easi er f or filin g purposes. If imag e loss is li kely , select the Re duce & Sh ift mode inst ead of regula r Image shift . See p . 8-60. >[...]

  • Page 196

    Adjusting P osition of Cop y Imag e (Ima g e Shift) (continued) 8-58 1. Press [ APPLICA TION ] on the con trol panel. Reminder! When star ting a new copy ing job , be sure to close the RADF securely , then press [ A UT O RESET ]. 2. T ouch Ima g e Shift on the Application Selection Screen. The Imag e Shift S etting Scre en will be di splay ed . 3. [...]

  • Page 197

    Adjusting P osition of Cop y Imag e (Ima g e Shift) (continued) 8-59 4. T ouc h OK . The App licatio n Select ion Sc reen will be resto red. 5. T ouc h OK on the Application Select ion Screen. The Bas ic Scre en will b e restored. 6. Enter the desired pr int quantity fr om the control panel keypad. HINT See p . 3-7 for details on setting print quan[...]

  • Page 198

    8-60 Reduci ng Images to Creat e Binding Margin (Reduce&Shift) Use Reduc e & S hift i nstea d of r egul ar Imag e Shift t o pr e vent i mage loss when creat- ing a bind ing margin. >>>Speci fications f or Reduce & Shift<<< ❒ AMS is automatical ly selected and canno t be r eleased. ❒ Shift amount: -250 to +250mm in [...]

  • Page 199

    Reducing Images to Create Binding Ma rgin (Reduce &Shift) (contin ued) 8-61 1. Press [ APPLICA TION ] on the con trol panel. Reminder! When star ting a new copy ing job , be sure to close the RADF securely , then press [ A UT O RESET ]. 2. T ouch Ima g e Shift on the Application Selection Screen. The Imag e Shift S etting Scre en will be di spl[...]

  • Page 200

    Reducing Images to Create Binding Ma rgin (Reduce &Shift) (contin ued) 8-62 DET AILS The AMS will automatically determine the magnification ratio according to the shift amount specified for the front page . The s hift amount and magnification r atio deter mined f or the front page will be automatically applied to the bac k page. 4. T ouc h OK .[...]

  • Page 201

    8-63 Erasi ng Outsi de of the Orig inal (Non- Image Area Erase ) The Non-i mage area erase mode is us ed to cop y non st andard or spec ial or iginals, such as books, maga zines, past e-ups, graphs, thick or thin mate ria ls, etc. fr om the plat en glass. The e xpos ed glass a rea outside the borde rs of the or igin al will n ot be copie d. >>[...]

  • Page 202

    Erasing Outside o f the Original (Non -Image Area Erase) ( c ontin ued) 8-64 2. T ouch Non-imag e Area Er ase on the Application Selection Screen. The inc ompatible func tion keys will be dimm ed to show inac tivity . 3. T ouc h OK on th e Applicatio n Selection Screen. The Bas ic Scre en will b e restored. 4. Sel ect magn ificat ion a nd cop y si [...]

  • Page 203

    Erasing Outside o f the Original (Non -Image Area Erase) ( c ontin ued) 8-65 DET AILS: Oblique Erase and R ectangle Erase Modes The Non-image area erase has tw o modes; Rectangle erase mode and Obl ique erase mode . T he copier is in itially set to Ob lique erase mode . Contact your service representative if y ou desire the Rectangular erase mode. [...]

  • Page 204

    8-66 Printing Stamp, P a ge, W atermark onto Copies (Sta mp) This f unction al lows y ou to p r int on to out put copies the desired type of stamp , dat e/ time , page numb er and nu mbering at the locat ion designate d on the screen, an d to print the desi red let t er type ob liquely in the cente r of the page ( W A TERMARK). The f our sta mp typ[...]

  • Page 205

    Printing Stam p, P age , W atermark onto Copies (Stamp) ( continued) 8-67 2. T ouc h ST AMP on the Application Selection Screen. The Sta mp Menu Scree n will be display ed. 3. T ouc h ORIGI. DIRECT . The Or iginal Direction Screen wil l be dis pla yed. T ouch the key to match the o rigina ls to be copied, th en tou ch OK to re turn to the Stam p Me[...]

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    Printing Stam p, P age , W atermark onto Copies (Stamp) ( continued) 8-68 5. When selecting W A TERMARK : Specify the watermark type and page s to print on. T ouch to highli ght the des ired water mar k ke y on the sc reen. T ouch Only fi rst page to pr int the sel ected water mar k on t he first pag e only . When selecting ST AMP : Spec ify the st[...]

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    Printing Stam p, P age , W atermark onto Copies (Stamp) ( continued) 8-69 When se lecting PA G E : Specify the P A GE type an d printing position. T ouch to highli ght the des ired pag e type ke y on the screen . T ouch POSI TION to select th e desir ed stamp p osition. See p . 8-70 for details. When selecting NUMBERING : Specify the numbering type[...]

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    Printing Stam p, P age , W atermark onto Copies (Stamp) ( continued) 8-70 10. P os ition original(s) F A CE UP in the docum ent feeder or F A C E DO WN on the platen glass. HINT F or details on positioning originals, see p . 3-2 to p . 3-6 . 11. Press [ ST ART ]. CA UTION When the finisher / paper exit / inner tray capac ity is exceeded du e to the[...]

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    8-71 Overlaying an Image o nto Ea ch P ag e Copied in the Job (Overlay) This fu nction is provided on the 7130/ 7135 Ap plicat ion Sele ction Screen. Use thi s func tion to sca n an image, then ov erla y the image ont o each page cop i ed in the job . >>>Speci fication fo r Overlay<<< ❒ Store mode is a utomatically selected. ❒[...]

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    Overla ying an Im age onto Each P a g e Copied in th e Job (Overla y) (continued ) 8-72 2. T ouc h ST AMP/O VERLA Y on the Application Selection Screen. The Sta mp/Overlay Selectio n Screen wi ll be dis play ed. 3. T ouc h O VERLA Y . 4. T ouc h OK on t he S tamp /Ov erlay Se le ction S cre en. The App licatio n Select ion Sc reen will be resto red[...]

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    Overla ying an Im age onto Each P a g e Copied in th e Job (Overla y) (continued ) 8-73 8. P osition th e overla ying o riginal. P ositio n the or igin al F ACE UP in the do cument feeder or F ACE DOWN on the plat en glass. HINT F or details on positioning originals, see p . 3-2 to p . 3-6 . 9. T ouc h SCAN on the Basic Scre en. The or igin al imag[...]

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    9 P aper and Original Inf ormation P aper Inf or mation ............. .................. ................... .............. ................... . 9-2 O riginal Inf or mation ............... ................... ......... .............. ................... . 9-6 9 Paper & Original Info Original Information Paper Information[...]

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    9-2 P aper Inf ormation This mach ine is equippe d with the f ollow ing tr ays f or l oading cop y paper . • T ra y 1 and 2 (Mai n body tr ay s) • T ra y 3 (DB-21 0/DB-410 Dr awe r Base Unit ) • T ra y 4 (DB-21 0 Dra wer Base Unit ) • Mul ti-she et bypas s tra y Also , th e f ollo wing equi pment is provi ded f or c onv eying/de live r ing [...]

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    P aper Inf ormation (continued ) 9-3 T r ay/ Exit T ray Capacity Pa pe r T r ay s C ap a c i t y T ra y 1 and 2 (Main body tra y) 500 sh eets (20 lb) T ray 3 and 4 (DB -210) 500 sh eets (20 lb) T ray 3 (DB-410) 1,500 she ets (20 lb) Mult i-sheet b y pass tray 50 sheets (20 lb) 1 sheet ea ch for special stock Equipment Capacity ADU Unl imited Finish[...]

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    P aper Inf ormation (continued ) 9-4 Pa p e r S i z e Pape r T ray s A va ila bl e S iz es Tr a y 1 (Main bod y tra y) 8.5"x14 ", 8.5"x11", 8.5"x11 "R, 5.5"x8.5"R Tr a y 2 (Main bod y tra y) 11"x17 ", 8.5"x1 4", 8.5"x 11", 8.5" x11"R, 5.5 "x8.5"R Tr a y 3 (DB-[...]

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    P aper Inf ormation (continued ) 9-5 Special Paper in Multi-Sheet Bypass T ray Multi -she et bypass tray accep ts the following spec ial pap er ty pe that canno t be load ed in the mai n body tra ys . T ran spare nt film, label s, hole punc hed To S t o r e C o p y P a p e r • St ore paper in a cool, dry area. Usin g damp cop y paper ma y cause a[...]

  • Page 218

    9-6 Original I nf ormation Use the plate n glass or document feeder to position orig inals to cop y . Platen Glass Origina ls Use the platen g lass when origi nals are not su itable f or use w ith t he document f eeder , e.g ., when s ize is in compa tib le, o r when originals ar e fol ded, stapl ed, torn, or in gener ally poor cond ition. HINT See[...]

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    Original Inf ormation (contin u ed) 9-7 RADF Originals F ollowi ng three mod es are pro vided when using the document f eeder ( RADF) to scan origin als . •N o r m a l m o d e • Mix ed Ori ginal mode • F olded Original mode Specif ications f or each mo de are d escribed a s fol lows . Normal mode ❒ Detect able origin al size: 11"x17 &q[...]

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    Original Inf ormation (contin u ed) 9-8 Folded Origi nal mode Use F olded Original mode to scan f olded originals wit hout using the si ze dete ction sens or of th e RA DF . Se e p . 8-31 to p. 8-33 for det ails. ❒ Detect able origin al size: 11"x17 ", 8.5"x14" , 8.5"x11", 8. 5"x11"R, 5. 5"x8.5", [...]

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    10 Maintenance & Supplies How to Maintain the Copier A dding T oner .......... ................... ................... .................. .............. ......... 10-2 I nserting a Ne w Staple Car tr idge in to F S-107 Finisher ............ ......... 10-5 C leaning Imag e Scanning Section ............... .................. ................... .[...]

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    10-2 Ad ding T oner When t oner supp ly i s lo w , the message “Pl ease add to ner” and the icon ( ) d ispla y on the touch sc reen. Reminder! Use the same n umber toner bottle as described on the la bel on the upper left side of the toner bottle co ver . Otherwise, machine troub le may occur . Add tone r acco rding to th e procedure as f ollo [...]

  • Page 223

    Addin g T one r (contin ued) 10-3 3. Withdraw the toner bottle, then tu rn it c l ockwise to position the “Up arr ow ” mark at t he top. 4. Fully withdraw the toner bottle straight toward the fr ont to remove the bottle . 5. Remove the cap of the new toner bottle . 1 2 1 2 10 Maintenance & Supplies Service, Repairs, Supplies Checking Copy C[...]

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    Addin g T one r (contin ued) 10-4 6. Fully insert the new toner bottle until it locks into place , positioning the “Up a rr ow” ma rk at the top . Reminder! Be sure the “Up arrow” mar k on the toner bottle is shown on the top; other- wise the toner bottle cannot be set properly . 7. Close and lock the ton er bottle cover , the n cl o se the[...]

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    10-5 Inse r ting a New Staple Car tridg e in to FS -107 Fini sher F ollow the procedu re below t o replace the staple cartr idge. Reminder! Use only the staples supplied by K onica. T o purc hase, pleas e contact your service repres entativ e. 1. Press [ OUTP UT ] on the control panel to display the Output M ode Screen. 2. T ouc h ST APLE SET to di[...]

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    Inserting a New Sta ple Cartridge into FS-107 Finisher (continue d) 10-6 Reminder! DO NO T open the finisher front door while the Mov ing Stapler Screen is displa yed; otherwise the stapler stops before completing the mov ement and cannot be reached to replace the staple cartr idge. 4. When the Check Stapler Screen is displayed, open the finisher f[...]

  • Page 227

    Inserting a New Sta ple Cartridge into FS-107 Finisher (continue d) 10-7 6. Remove the empty staple case . 7. Firmly inser t the new staple case into the staple ca rtridg e by aligning the arrow sides of bo th case an d car tridge . 8. Remove the holder tape holding staples in place . 10 Maintenance & Supplies Service, Repairs, Supplies Checkin[...]

  • Page 228

    Inserting a New Sta ple Cartridge into FS-107 Finisher (continue d) 10-8 9. Inser t the staple cartr idge into the stapler and pu sh it in se curely . 10. Close the finisher front door . 11. T ouc h OK to return to the Output Mode Scre en. 12. T ouc h OK to return to the Basic Screen.[...]

  • Page 229

    10-9 Cleaning Ima ge Scanning Sectio n In orde r to mai ntain op timum cop y quali ty , alwa ys k eep the f oll owi ng areas clean. Cleaning the Document Glass a nd Co ver Raise t he document f eeder/co ve r , and clean th e glass wi th a clean soft clo th. The gla ss may also clean wi th a soft clo th dampened slightly wi th water , if it i s diff[...]

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    Cleaning Image Scanni ng Section (co ntinued) 10-10 Cleaning the R ADF Cleaning th e Left P ar tition Glass K eep the glass cl ean; otherw ise soil marks ma y be copie d, resul ting in dark li nes on the copi es. Raise t he docum ent f eeder , and cl ean the lef t partition gla ss with a clean soft cloth. Cleaning th e RADF Platen Guide Co ver The [...]

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    Cleaning Image Scanni ng Section (co ntinued) 10- 11 Cleaning th e RADF Roller Raise t he document f eeder , and cl ean the RADF r oller wi th a cle an soft clo th. Y ou ma y also clean with a soft c loth dampe ned slightly with w ater , i f it i s diffic ult to clean. Reminder! Ne ver use paint solve nts, such as benzene or thinners, to clean the [...]

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    10-12 Cleaning Ima ge Printing Section Cleaning the W riting Unit Glass and the Electrode Wires K eep the writi ng unit glass a nd the electr ode (cor ona, t ransf er and separ ator) wire s clean ; othe rwise so il mar ks may be copi ed, resu lting in dark li nes on th e copie s. F ollow t he procedure bel ow to periodica lly clean the m. 1. Open t[...]

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    Cleaning Ima ge Printing Section (co ntinued ) 10- 13 6. Push and slide the tr ansfer/separator wi re cleaning lever to the left and right, several times. 7. Move the le ve r to the right until it stops, t h en close the fr ont cover . 8. Close the rig ht side door of the mai n body . 1 2 3 4 10 Maintenance & Supplies Service, Repairs, Supplies[...]

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    10-14 Checking Cop y Cou nt This fu nction allows you to view the c urrent in dicati on of the f ol lowing item s as a list on the to uch panel: T otal cou nter , Counter start date , F AX TX/RX counter ( machin e with the f ax kit installed) , Printer cou nter (machin e with the I P kit inst alled) , Scanner counter (machine pro vided with Scanner[...]

  • Page 235

    10- 15 Mainte nance, Re pair s, Sup p lies Service Enter th e name and tel ephone n umber of y our K onica service repr esentativ e, plus the machine se r ial n umber in the space pro vide d belo w: _______________________ _______________________________ (Service Repres entativ e) _______________________ _______________________________ (T el. N o .[...]

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    11 K ey Operator Mode How to Monitor Copier Activity and Modify Machine Settings H ow to Access the K e y Operator Mode................. ................... .............11-2 [1] S ystem Initial ......... ....................... ................... ....................... .... 11-4 [2] C opier Initial ............... .................. ............[...]

  • Page 238

    11-2 How to Acc ess the Ke y Operator Mode The K ey Operator i s trained t o handle a ll special K e y Operator f unctions that are not acces sib le to th e general user , such as mo nitoring o ver all copier act ivity , mach ine perf ormance, a nd ser vice inf or mation, modi fying machine se ttings , and control ling user act ivity , for billin g[...]

  • Page 239

    How to Ac cess the K e y Operator Mode (continued) 11-3 DET AILS If an inv alid K ey Operator passw ord is entered, continue b y entering the v alid 4-digit pass word. If the K ey O perator pass word is not v alid, check with y our ser vice repre- sentativ e. 4. Make setting changes from the Ke y Op erator Mode Screen, as described on the f ollowin[...]

  • Page 240

    11-4 [1] System Initial Set the f ollowin g initial co nditio ns of the copie r . • Time: C urren t date and time , summer time , diff erence in ti me • Languag e: Language us ed in LCD (Engli sh) [1] Time Set the cu rrent dat e and tim e, the summer time, a nd also the time diff e rence. ❒ Default s etting: Summer time off System Init ial Se[...]

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    [1] System Initial (contin ued) 11-5 4 T o acti v a te the summ er time func tion, touc h SUMMER TIME to h ighlight it. The Presen t time will gain an h our . 5 The Difference in time setti ng is provide d in orde r to give the time diff erence informa- tion at the same time when E-m ail is rece ived. T o set th is func tion, follow the procedur e [...]

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    [1] System Initial (contin ued) 11-6 [2] Language Select the language used in the LC D . ❒ Def ault setting: English System Initial Setting Me nu Screen La nguage Selectio n Screen Procedure 1 T ouch [1] Syst em initial o n the K ey O perator Mode S creen to display the Syst em Initial S etting Menu S creen. 2 T ouch [2] Language to displa y the [...]

  • Page 243

    11-7 [2] Copier Initial Initi al settings a r e th e settings th at displa y automat ically when t he copier is p owered on, whe n A uto/Rese t timer is oper ated, or when [ A UT O R ESET ] ke y is presse d. These set tings can be chang ed by the K e y Operator , as show n in this sectio n. Initia lly (i .e., at in stalla tion), the Basic Screen di[...]

  • Page 244

    [2] Copier Initial (continued) 11-8 [1] Copy Mode Set Copy mod e to o ccur afte r power on or after Auto/Res et oc curs. ❒ Setting options: RADF; 1-1; 1-2; 2-2; 2-1 ❒ Def ault setting: RADF on, 1-1 K ey Op erator Mode Screen C opier Initial Set ting Screen Cop y Mode Init ial Setting Scr een Procedure 1 T ouch [ 2] Copier Initial on the K ey Op[...]

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    [2] Copier Initial (continued) 11-9 [2] Density Set Copy dens ity to be effective after power on or afte r A ut o/Rese t occ urs. ❒ Setting options: AES; man ual ❒ Def ault setting: AES on K ey Op erator Mode Screen C opier Initial Set ting Screen Cop y Density Initi al Setti ng Screen Procedure 1 T ouch 2. Copier Initial to di splay the Copi e[...]

  • Page 246

    [2] Copier Initial (continued) 11-10 [3] Magnification Set th e magnificati on ratio y ou init ially w ant to displa y after the user turns th e power on or after A uto/R eset rest ores the I nitial set tings . NOTICE: This setting should not conflict with the Initial setting f or P aper T ray . For e xample, if APS is sel ected f or the initial pa[...]

  • Page 247

    [2] Copier Initial (continued) 11- 11 3 T ouch OK to comple te the settin g and retur n to the Copier Init ial Settin g Menu Scre en. If other c opier init ial setti ng change s are requ ired, tou ch the des ired key . 4 T ouch RETURN to r estore the Ke y Operator Mo de Screen. 5 If no fur t her chan ges are requi red, touc h RETURN to r estore the[...]

  • Page 248

    [2] Copier Initial (continued) 11-12 Procedure 1 T ouch 2. Copier Initial to di splay the Copi er Initial Setting Menu Scr een, then t ouch 4. Tr a y to dis pla y the T ra y Initi al Settin g Screen. 2 T ouch APS , or touch any tra y key to sel ect a speci fic tra y . 3 T ouch OK to comple te the settin g and retur n to the Copier Init ial Settin g[...]

  • Page 249

    [2] Copier Initial (continued) 11- 13 Output Mode Ini tia l Sett ing Screen Output Mode Initial Se tting Screen Sta ple Location Initial Setting Screen (machin e with Inner tr ay) (machi ne with Finisher) Procedure 1 T ouch 2. Copier Initial to di splay the Copi er Initial Setting Menu Scr een, then t ouch 5. Output to display the Output M ode Init[...]

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    [2] Copier Initial (continued) 11-14 [6] Non-Image Erase Select the mode o f Non- Image A rea Erase functi on to be i n eff ect when thi s f eature is sele cted on the Appli cation Sel ection Scree n after pow er is turned on or after A uto Reset o ccurs. ❒ Setting options: Obl i que erase , Rectangular erase; Original density A uto/Manual K ey O[...]

  • Page 251

    11- 15 [3] Preset K ey Set tw o userset densi ty le vels an d three US ERSETs of magnif ication. [1] Density Output c opyi ng samples from 16 densi ty le vels from Li ghter to Normal or Normal to Dark er , then sele ct the desired e xposure and prog ram it as US ER1. The prog rammed cop y densit y can be recal led by sel ecting USER1 on the Ba sic [...]

  • Page 252

    [3] Preset K ey (co ntinued) 11-16 6 T o program Userset (1 or 2) to a l ighter lev e l, perform the following operation, th en proceed to step 7 . Userse t Density L ighter Setting Scre en T ouch Lighter to display the Userset De nsity Lighter S etting Sc reen. T ouch No.1 1~4 , No.2 5 ~8 , N o.3 9~ 12 , or No.4 13~16 , the n press [ ST AR T ]. Th[...]

  • Page 253

    [3] Preset K ey (co ntinued) 11- 17 [2] Magnification The pr eset and user set rat ios are us ed to r educe and e nlarge the origina l image to accomm odate cop y paper siz e, and ar e av ailable on th e Basic Scre en. NOTE: Normally , users are allowed to change the three USERSETs in the bottom line on the Userset Magnification Setting Screen. The[...]

  • Page 254

    11-18 [4] E.C.M. (Electro nic Cop y Monitor) This fun ction can only be ac cessed b y the K ey Operat or after a 8-digit ECM master k ey code is ente red. The El ectronic Cop y Monit or allo w s y ou to moni tor all cop ying activi ty by controlli ng ECM pas swo rd accounts . This f eatur e can trac k copier us age f or indivi dual users an d/or ac[...]

  • Page 255

    [4] E.C.M. ( E lectr onic Co p y Monitor) (contin ued) 11- 19 How to Access the ECM Setting Mode K ey Op erator Mode Screen ECM Ma ster K e y Code Screen ECM Se ttin g Menu S creen Procedure 1 T ouch 4. E.C .M. on t he Ke y Opera tor Mode Sc reen. The E CM Master Ke y Code Scree n displa ys, if a code is re quired. 2 Use t he ke ypad on the to uch [...]

  • Page 256

    [4] E.C.M. ( E lectr onic Co p y Monitor) (contin ued) 11-20 [1] Chang e ECM Data Assign an ID No . f or an in dividual o r f or a g roup , then cre ate individu al pass word(s) f or each user . Y ou can specify a name and limi t count f or each pass word. ❒ ECM ID No .: ID No. from 000~127, designated b y key operator . ❒ ECM P assword: Unique[...]

  • Page 257

    [4] E.C.M. ( E lectr onic Co p y Monitor) (contin ued) 11- 21 (3) T o uch DEL. to delete the inp ut character from th e last. (4) T ou chin g CANCEL o n the Name In put Screen w ill clear all the i nput characte rs. (5) T o chang e the existing name, t ouch DEL. to delete i t and enter th e new name. 6 T ouch OK on the Name Input Sc reen to retur n[...]

  • Page 258

    [4] E.C.M. ( E lectr onic Co p y Monitor) (contin ued) 11-22 [2] ECM Data L ist Use this setting to displa y the list o f copy count and cop y limit f or each I D No ., and to edit, add, an d delete thes e ECM data. If the machine has the o ptional F ax kit and P r inter C ontroller in stalled, th e ECM Data Scree n also all ows y ou to chec k the [...]

  • Page 259

    [4] E.C.M. ( E lectr onic Co p y Monitor) (contin ued) 11- 23 3 T o ad d the ECM d ata, touch ADD . T he ECM Da ta Input Screen with invalid Clear key will be d isplay ed. T o input th e ECM data , see p. 11-20 to p. 11-21. 4 T o ed it the ECM data, touch the c Upper ar row or d Lower arrow ke y on the r ight in the ECM Data List Sc reen to highli [...]

  • Page 260

    [4] E.C.M. ( E lectr onic Co p y Monitor) (contin ued) 11-24 [3] All Counter Reset Res et the cou nt f or all ECM password Nos. ❒ Setting options: Reset All Counters y es or no ECM Se ttin g Menu S creen All C ount er Rese t Scre en Procedure 1 T ouch 3. All counte r reset on th e ECM Setti ng Menu Sc reen to disp lay the All Counter Re set Scree[...]

  • Page 261

    [4] E.C.M. ( E lectr onic Co p y Monitor) (contin ued) 11- 25 [4] ECM On/Off Setting Use thi s functio n to tur n ECM ON or OFF . If the machin e has the opt ional F ax kit and Printer Con troller in stalled, set ECM ON or OFF indiv idually f or COPI ER, F A X, and PRINTE R mo de. NOTE: If ECM OFF is selected while ECM functions, the copier will be[...]

  • Page 262

    [4] E.C.M. ( E lectr onic Co p y Monitor) (contin ued) 11-26 [5] Copy Limit Reached Effect Use thi s func tion to select wheth er the copier w ill stop when the count limit is rea ched, or if t he copie r will comple te the cop y job bef ore st opping when re aching maxim um cop y count. ❒ Setting options: Immediately , After job , Warning ❒ De[...]

  • Page 263

    11- 27 [5] Loc k Job Memor y Use thi s function to lo ck/unl ock or dele te a Job that ha s been progr ammed. A locked Job is indica ted by a lock icon ( ) on the Lock Jo b Memor y Screen. The sett ings of a loc ked job cannot be cha nged. ❒ Setting options: Lock J ob memory , Unloc k Job memor y , Delete Job memory K ey Op erator Mode Screen Loc[...]

  • Page 264

    11-28 [6] P a per T ype Use thi s function to indi cate a specifi c paper type f or each t ray k ey on t he Basic Scree n. This is especiall y usef ul whe n special p aper is used on a regul ar basi s and is alw ays placed in a spe cific paper t ray . K ey Op erator Mode Screen P aper T ype Setting Screen Procedure 1 T ouch [6] P aper type on the K[...]

  • Page 265

    11- 29 [7] P a nel Contrast Use thi s feat ure to adjust t he le v el of brig htness of th e touch scr een por tion of the contr ol panel, and also the vol ume of the touch k ey . NOTE: The control panel contrast f eature can be adjusted from the Help Screen provided that the f eature setting is activ ated by service. When the Control panel contras[...]

  • Page 266

    11-30 [8] K ey Operator Data Use t h is screen to e nter the n ame and e xtensio n number o f the K ey Operat or indica ted on the Help S creen sel ected from the Basi c Screen . ❒ Setting options: 8-digit Ke y Operator telephone ex tens ion; Max. 20-charac ter K ey Operator name K ey Oper ator Mode Screen K e y Operator Data Input Scre en Name I[...]

  • Page 267

    11- 31 [9] W eekly Timer This f unction c an be acces sed onl y by t he K ey Ope rator aft er a uniqu e 4-digit Wee kly Timer mast er ke y code is entered. The W eekly Timer is a copier manag ement func tion that shuts dow n powe r to the machine o n a daily or hourly b asis, an d can be pro grammed spe cificall y f or lunch breaks , week ends and [...]

  • Page 268

    [9] W eekly Ti mer (continued) 11-32 How to Access the W eekly Timer Settin g Mode K ey Op erator Mode Screen W eekly Time r Master K ey Code Screen W ee kly Tim er Se ttin g Menu Screen Procedure 1 T ouch [9] W eekly timer on the Ke y Operato r Mode Scr een. The Weekly Tim er Mast er K ey Code Screen displays when the 4 -digit W e ekly T imer mast[...]

  • Page 269

    [9] W eekly Ti mer (continued) 11- 33 [1] W eekly Timer Setting ❒ Def ault setting: W eekly timer OFF W eekly Timer Sett ing Menu Scree n W eekly Timer On /Off Settin g Scree n Procedure 1 T ouch [1] W eekly timer set ting to display the Weekly Timer On/ Off Setti ng Screen. 2 T ouch YES to activate W ee kly Timer, or touch NO to de-ac tivate W e[...]

  • Page 270

    [9] W eekly Ti mer (continued) 11-34 [2] Weekl y Timer Copier ON/OFF Time Set Use th is functi on to s et the On/O ff tim es in hours a nd minut es f or each d ay of the week or set th e b lock time f or the entire week, i.e., the sam e On/Off time f o r each day . W eekly Timer Sett ing Menu Scree n W eekly Time r On/Off T ime Settin g Screen W ee[...]

  • Page 271

    [9] W eekly Ti mer (continued) 11- 35 NOTES: • If ON-time and OFF-time are the same, po wer will not go on. • Be sure to enter both ON time and OFF time. • Be s ure to enter the ON/OFF time for a da y off also , s o that you can specify the machine wor king da ys on the Weekly T imer W ork ing Da y Individual/Collectiv e Setting Screen. (5) T[...]

  • Page 272

    [9] W eekly Ti mer (continued) 11-36 [3] Machine W orking Day Individual Set Use thi s function to set the On/Of f condi tion of the co pier f or a giv en month. Set the On/Off co ndition f or speci fic da ys; or se t it collecti vely , f or all Monda ys th rough Sundays of t he given mont h. Th e default sett ing is c ollec tive: On for Mondays th[...]

  • Page 273

    [9] W eekly Ti mer (continued) 11- 37 NOTE: The selected da ys will be highlighted in blac k on the W .T . W orking Day Individual Setting Sc reen when restored, howe ver , the work ing da y individual setting has priority so that you can make s etting c hange f or each da y on that screen, if desired. 4 T ouch RETURN to c omplete th e settings and[...]

  • Page 274

    [9] W eekly Ti mer (continued) 11-38 [4] Lunch Hour Off Function The W eekly T imer f unctio n turns the copi er ON and OFF once a da y . Use this Lu nch hour o ff functio n to shut do wn po wer f or lunc h break then turn on again w hile the copier is turned on due t o the Wee kly Timer funct ion. The onl y one off t ime int er val can be pro gram[...]

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    [9] W eekly Ti mer (continued) 11- 39 [5] P as s wor d Setting Use thi s pass word set ting mode to estab lish a 4- digit pas sw ord requiremen t fo r using Timer Inter rupt funct ion. Th e def ault pass word of 000 0 allows th e timer fun ction to be inter r upted with out the r equirement f or pass wor d entr y . W eekly Timer Sett ing Menu Scree[...]

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    11-40 [10] T o uch P a nel Ad justment Use th is feat ure to chec k malfunc tions of the LC D touch s creen due to t he shift in positi on of the touc h sensor . ❒ When the Control P anel Adjustment Sc r een does n ot displa y in step 2 , pres s one from the control panel ke ypad [0] ~ [9]. K ey Op erator Mode Screen T ouch P anel Adjust ment Scr[...]

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    11- 41 [11] P ower Sa ve Select the interva l of time t hat must elapse b efo re Au to Low P ow er and A uto Shut Off beco me acti v ated. Or , select t he Auto Shu t Off f unctio n to ON or O FF . K ey Op erator Mode Scr een P ower Sa ve T imer Settin g Screen A uto Shut O ff ON/OFF Set ting Screen Procedure 1 T ouch [11] P o we r S ave on th e K [...]

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    11-42 [12] Memor y Switch This fu nction allows you to chan ge the Me mor y Se ttings listed be low . See pp. 11- 44~11-46 for de tails on Memory Settings . SW No. Item Setting (de fault is underli ned) No . 01: A uto reset t imer OFF / 30 sec. / 60 sec. / 90 sec. / 120 sec./ 150 sec . / 180 sec. / 210 sec. / 240 sec. / 270 sec. / 300 sec. No . 0 2[...]

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    [12] Memory Swit ch (continued) 11- 43 K ey Op erator Mode Screen Memory Switch Screen Memory Switch Screen 2 Memory Switch Scree n 3 Memor y Switch Scre en 4 Procedure 1 T ouch [12] Memory SW on th e K ey Ope rator Mo de Screen to disp lay the Memory Switc h Screen . 2 Use the procedur e below to sel ect the des ired it em and ch ange the setting.[...]

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    [12] Memory Swit ch (continued) 11-44 The following fu nction s can be provid ed by the Mem or y switch setti ngs. [1] A uto reset timer Sets th e time interv al f or the mach ine to reset to the initia l condition . Options : Off or 30/60/ 90/120/150/1 80/210/24 0/270/300 secon ds. [2] A UT O RESET eff ect Sets t he condition of Cop y mode, Cop y [...]

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    [12] Memory Swit ch (continued) 11- 45 [9] A TS/APS (Bypass) This s etting act iv ates A TS and AP S (pla ten and RADF) f or Mul ti-sh eet byp ass. [10] A TS/APS SW (T ra y 1) This settin g act iv ates A TS and AP S (p late n and RADF) f or T ra y 1. [11] A TS/APS SW (T ra y 2) This settin g act iv ates A TS and AP S (p late n and RADF) f or T ra y[...]

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    [12] Memory Swit ch (continued) 11-46 [20] 5.5x8.5 ori g. type Select s orientation of 5.5x8. 5 size origi nals. Options : Landscape or por trai t. [21] Rotation When tu r ned on the f eature allo ws the machi ne to automati cally rotat e an 8.5”x11” original image to m atch the ma nually s elected paper size . F or e xampl e , if an original i[...]

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    11- 47 [13] List Print Use thi s function t o print out t he list selec ted from the f ollo wing item s. • Job mem or y li st:P rogrammed cont ents of Jo b me mor y • User setti ng l ist: Machine inf or mation man aged by ECM and home po sition set tings sel ected b y user • F ont pattern: F ont patterns used in the mach ine K ey Op erator Mo[...]

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    11-48 [14 ] App licatio n Custom ize Use thi s function to rearr ange, dis pla y , or hide t he applica tion ke ys on the Ap plication Select ion Scr een. K ey Op erator Mode Screen Applicat ion Customiz e Screen Item Sele ction Screen File Edi t Customiz e Screen Image Edi t Customize Sc reen Procedure 1 T ouch [14] Appli. cus tomize t o display t[...]

  • Page 285

    11- 49 [15] Density Shift Densit y shift divid es each of nine d ensity le v els into two le vel s of ligh ter and three le vel s of darker w hen used in combinat ion with T ext /Phot o Enhance . Densit y shift selection can be made in ea ch of f our T ext/ Photo Enhanc e modes; T e xt/ Photo ( gener al), T e xt, Photo , and Increas e Contrast. ❒[...]

  • Page 286

    11-50 [16] KRD S Host When ac tiva ted, the Remote Diagno stics option is automa tically moni tored b y a K onica s er vice repr esentativ e. In case of mac hine troub le, se lect the KRDS h ost option . Y our service repr esentati ve w ill con tact y ou to dete r mine the appropriate means f or resol ving the prob lem. ❒ Setting options: Call f [...]

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    i Index symbol [#] ( C LE AR QTY .) k ey 2-8, 3-7 [ ✽ ] (COUNTER) k ey 2-8, 10-14 [ ! ] sym bol 2-15 Numb er 1 SHO T ind ication time 11- 46 1.00 M agnificatio n mode 3 -12 1-2, 2-2 c opying 3-18 1-2 Ups ide Down 8-36 2-1 copying 3-22 2-1 Ups ide Down 8-36 2 in 1 8- 11 2 Repea t 8-47 4 in 1 8- 11 4 Repea t 8-47 5.5x 8.5 orig . type 11 -46 8 in 1 [...]

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    ii Index E ECM (Elect ronic Cop y Monitor) 11-1 8 ECM Data L ist 11-2 2 ECM ID No. 11-20 ECM Ma ster K ey Code 11-19 ECM On/O ff Settin g 11-25 ECM pa ssw ord 2- 14, 11 -18 ENGLIS H k e y 11-6 Exit tray 1-11 F FA X k e y 2 - 8 FCC Regulati ons 1 -4 FD A Regulati ons 1 -4 Fini sher 2- 2 Finisher conv eyance unit 2-4 Fini sher knob 2-4 Finisher mode [...]

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    iii Index Load RADF eff e ct 11-44 Loading Paper 2-15 Lock icon 4 -4, 11-27 Loc k Job Me mor y 11-2 7 Lunch Hou r Off Functi on 11-38 M Mach ine Working Day Individ ual Set 11 -36 Magnific ation (I nitial) 11- 10 Magnific ation (Pr eset) 11-1 7 Main power s w itch 2-2, 2-9 Memor y indi cator 2-6 Memor y Overflow 5-10 Memor y S witch 11- 42 Messag e[...]

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    iv Index S SCAN k ey 2 -6 SCANNER/PRINTER key 2-8 Maint enance, Repair s, Supplie s 10-15 SETTING k ey 2-6 Setting P rin t Quantit y 3-7 Sheet/Cover Inser tion 8-3 Sor t m ode 3-34 Specia l Or iginal 8-29 Stamp 8- 66 Standar d Equipme nt 2-5 Staple c ar tri dge 10 -5 Staple m ode 3-34 Staple m ode rese t 11-4 5 ST APLE SET k ey 1 0 -5 ST ART k e y [...]

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