Konica Minolta Di1610p manual

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    Di1610/Di1610p User Man ual www .konicaminolta.net[...]

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    Contents Di1610/Di 1610p i Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 We Want You to Be a Satisfied Cus tomer ............... ................. .. 1-2 For U.S.A. Users FCC Part 15-Radi o Frequency Devices ....... .. 1-2 For Canad a Users Int erference-Ca using Equipm ent Standard (ICES-003 Issu e 3) ........... ................ ................. .................[...]

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    Contents ii Di16 10/Di1610p 2P r e c a u t i o n 2.1 Installatio n Precautions ............ ................. ................. ................. 2-2 Installat ion Site ............. ................. ........... ................. ................. 2-2 Power Source ........ ................. ................. ................. ................. 2-2[...]

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    Contents Di1610/Di 1610p iii Loading Pa per into th e Bypass Tray ....................... .................3-20 Loading Pa per into Tra y2 (Optiona l) ....................... .................3-21 3.8 Loading O riginals.......... ................. ................. ................. ........... 3-22 Two Ways o f Loading the Original.......... .....[...]

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    Contents iv Di16 10/Di1610p 5 Using the Utility Mode 5.1 Utility Mode ............... ................. ................. ................. ................. 5-2 5.2 Specifying the Machine Setti ngs ... ................ ................. ............ 5-2 Select ing the “ MACHI NE SETTING ” Menu ............... ................. 5-3 Specifyin g [...]

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    Contents Di1610/Di 1610p v 6.6 When th e Message “ ORIGINAL DOC. J AM ” Appears........ ...... 6-19 Clearing a P aper Misf eed in Auto Document Fee der ......... ...... 6-19 6.7 When th e Message “ PAPER SIZE ERROR ” Appears .............. 6-21 For Tray1 ... ................. ................. ................. ................. ...........[...]

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    Contents vi Di16 10/Di1610p[...]

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    Introduc tion Chapter 1 1 1 Introduc tion[...]

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    1 1.1 We W ant You to Be a Satisfie d Custome r 1-2 Di16 10/Di16 10p Introduc tion Chapter 1 1.1 We Want You to Be a Satisfied Customer Than k you for ch oosing th e Di1610/D i1610p. This Us er Manual descri bes the funct ions, operati ng procedures, precautions , and basic troubleshoot ing for the Di1610/ Di1610p. Before us ing this ma chine, be s[...]

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    1.1 We Want You to B e a Satisfi ed Custome r 1 Di1610/Di 1610p 1- 3 Introduc tion Chapter 1 For Canada Us ers Interfere nce-Causing Eq uipment Standa rd (ICES-003 Iss ue 3) This C lass A digi tal appara tus comp lies with Canadian IC ES-003. Cet ap pareil num é ri que de la classe A est conform e à la norme NMB-003 du Canad a. For use rs in coun[...]

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    1 1.2 SAFETY INFORMATION 1-4 Di16 10/Di16 10p Introduc tion Chapter 1 1.2 SAFETY INFORMATION This s ection contains detaile d instru ctions on the opera tion and mainten ance of this machi ne. To ac hieve o ptimum use of t his device , all op erators s hould ca refully re ad and f ollow the in struction s in this manual. Pl ease keep thi s manual i[...]

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    1.2 SAFETY INFORMATION 1 Di1610/Di 1610p 1- 5 Introduc tion Chapter 1 WARNING • Do no t modify th is prod uct, as a fire, e lectrical s hock, or breakdo wn could result. If the product e mploys a lase r, the l aser beam so urce coul d cause blin dness. • Do no t attempt to remov e the cove rs and panels w hich have been fi xed to th e produc t.[...]

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    1 1.2 SAFETY INFORMATION 1-6 Di16 10/Di16 10p Introduc tion Chapter 1 CAUTION • Do not use flamma ble spra ys, liquids , or gases n ear this product, as a fire cou ld result. • Do not leave toner units o r drum uni ts within e asy reach o f childre n. Licking or ingestin g any of th ese items co uld be h armful to y our health . • Do not le t[...]

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    1.2 SAFETY INFORMATION 1 Di1610/Di 1610p 1- 7 Introduc tion Chapter 1 Precau tions for Routine Use • Do not store tone r units, PC drum units, an d other su pplies a nd consuma bles in a place s ubject to direct s unlight a nd high te mperatur e and hum idity, as p oor im age quality and malf unctions cou ld resu lt. • Do not a ttempt to r epla[...]

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    1 1.3 Safet y Information 1-8 Di16 10/Di16 10p Introduc tion Chapter 1 1.3 S afety Informat ion Laser Safe ty This is a digita l machine w hich opera tes usin g a laser. There is n o possibili ty of danger f rom the la ser provid ed the ma chine is operated accordin g to the instruc tions in this manual . Since ra diation e mitted by the lase r is [...]

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    1.3 Safety Informa tion 1 Di1610/Di 1610p 1- 9 Introduc tion Chapter 1 There is a laser apert ure at the l ocation sho wn above, which must NEVER b e viewed d irectly b y the use r. CDRH Regulation This mac hine is certifi ed as a Class 1 Laser pro duct under R adiation Perform ance Stand ard accordin g to the Foo d, Drug and Cosmet ic Act of 1990 [...]

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    1 1.3 Safet y Information 1-10 Di16 10/Di16 10p Introduc tion Chapter 1 For D enmark User s Dansk: D ette er e n halvlederl aser. Laserdi odens h ø j este styr ke er 15 mW og b ø lgel æ ngden er 7 70-800 nm . For F inla nd, S wed en Us ers T ä m ä o n puolijo hdelaser. Laserdiodin sunrin te ho on 15 m W ja aall onpituus on 770- 800 nm. Det h ?[...]

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    1.3 Safety Informa tion 1 Di1610/Di 1610p 1-11 Introduc tion Chapter 1 For N orway User s Dette en h alvleder laser. Ma ksimal effe kt till l aserdiode er 15 mW og b ø lgelengd e er 77 0-800 nm. Laser Safet y Label A laser s afety label is attach ed to the o utside o f the machin e as shown below. ADVERSEL Dersom a pparatet bru kes p å annen m å[...]

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    1 1.3 Safet y Information 1-12 Di16 10/Di16 10p Introduc tion Chapter 1 Ozone Release Acoustic Noi se For Europe an Users Machi ne Noise Regul ation 3 GSGV, 18.01.1991 : The sound pres sure level at the oper ator position accordin g to EN 2777 9 is equal to or less than 70dB(A). NOTE = Locate the Mac hine in a Wel l-Ventilate d Room = A neglig ible[...]

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    1.4 Energy Star ® 1 Di1610/Di 1610p 1-13 Introduc tion Chapter 1 1.4 E nergy Star ® As an ENERGY STAR ® Partner, we have d etermined that thi s machi ne meets the ENERGY STAR ® Gu idelines for energy eff iciency . What is an ENERGY STAR ® Product? An ENERGY STAR ® pro duct has a s pecial feature that allows it to automa tically switch to a ?[...]

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    1 1.5 E xpl anat ion of Manua l Conv enti ons 1-14 Di16 10/Di16 10p Introduc tion Chapter 1 1.5 Explanation of Manual Conventions The marks and te xt formats used in thi s manual are describe d below . WARNING Failure to observe ins tructions highl ighted in thi s manner may re sult in fatal or critical injuries. ➜ Observe a ll warnings in order [...]

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    1.6 Explan ation of Ba sic Conce pts and Symb ols 1 Di1610/Di 1610p 1-15 Introduc tion Chapter 1 1.6 Explanation of Basic Concepts and Sym bols The u se of words an d symbo ls in this m anual are explained b elow. Paper F eeding During printing, pap er is suppli ed from th e right side o f the cop ier and fed in to the Copy Tra y on top with the pr[...]

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    1 1.6 Expl anation of Basic Conc epts and Symbols 1-16 Di16 10/Di16 10p Introduc tion Chapter 1 “ Width ” and “ Length ” When ever paper di mension s are men tioned in this m anual, the first value always refe rs to the width of the pap er (shown as “ A ” i n the illust ration) and the seco nd to the l ength (sho wn as “ B ” ). A: W[...]

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    Precaut ion Chapter 2 2 2 Precaution[...]

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    2 2.1 I nstal lat ion P recau tion s 2-2 Di16 10/Di16 10p Precaut ion Chapter 2 Observe the follow ing precaut ions to m aintain th e machine in its best p ossible condit ion. 2.1 Instal lation Prec autions Installati on Site To e nsure utmos t safety and prev ent poss ible malfun ctions, i nstall t he machi ne in a loca tion that m eets the follow[...]

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    2.1 Installat ion Precaution s 2 Di1610/Di 1610p 2- 3 Precaut ion Chapter 2 Space R equirements To en sure easy m achine o peration, s upply rep lacement, a nd mainte nance, ad here to the re commend ed space requireme nts detai led below. ✎ Note In order to enable e asy machi ne maintenan ce and rep lacemen t of consum ables, m aintain an a dequ[...]

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    2 2.2 Op erat ion P recau ti ons 2-4 Di16 10/Di16 10p Precaut ion Chapter 2 2.2 Operation Precautions Operating Environme nt The env ironmenta l requiremen ts for correct operation o f the machi ne are as follo ws: G Temp erature: 50 ° F to 86 ° F with fluc tuations of no more than 18 ° F with in an hour G Humi dity: 15% to 8 5% with flu ctuatio[...]

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    2.2 Operat ion Precautions 2 Di1610/Di 1610p 2- 5 Precaut ion Chapter 2 CAUTION The ar ea around the Fusing Unit is extremely ho t. ➜ In order to reduce the ri sk of burn s, do not touch any ar ea other tha n those indica ted in the manual. Be especia lly careful not to touc h parts mark ed with warnin g labels , and their surroundin g areas. Tra[...]

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    2 2.3 Legal Rest rictions on Co pying 2-6 Di16 10/Di16 10p Precaut ion Chapter 2 2.3 Legal Restrictions on Copying Certai n types of docume nts must no t be copie d with the p urpose or intent to p ass copies of such documen ts off as the origin als. The foll owing i s not a com plete list, b ut is meant t o be used as a gui de to resp onsible copy[...]

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    Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3 3 Before Making Copies[...]

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    3 3.1 Avail able Featu res 3-2 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.1 Avai lable Fe atures The main copy sett ings avai lable with thi s machine are listed belo w. For detai ls on their op eration , refer to the pages indi cated. Copies G 1-si ded copi es (p. 4-2) G 2in1 co pies (p. 4 -14) Zoom R atio G Reduc ed/Full Size /Enlarged [...]

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    3.2 Compon ents and T heir Func tions 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3- 3 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.2 Components and Their Functions Main U nit G Di16 10/D i161 0p Origin al Cove r Kit OC-7 (op tion for USA an d Canad a only) G Presses down on an original placed on th e Origina l Glass. Auto Do cument Feed er AF-11 (opti on) G Automati cally fe eds or[...]

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    3 3.3 Parts Names and Their Func tions 3-4 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.3 Parts Names and Their Functions Main Unit 2 1 3 9 10 11 13 12 5 7 8 6 14 4 No. Part N ame Descrip tion 1 Origina l Cover Holds th e original against th e Origin al Glass. 2 Original Glass Place your o riginal on this gla ss to allow the machine to scan[...]

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    3.3 Parts N ames and Th eir Function s 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3- 5 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Inside the Machine 3 Fr ont Co ver Open w hen re placi ng th e Toner Cart ridge o r Drum Cart ridge, or clearin g a paper misfeed. ( p. 6-5 ) 4 Tray1 Holds u p to 250 sh eets of pa per and e asily adjust s to diffe rent pap er sizes. Speci al paper c an [...]

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    3 3.3 Parts Names and Their Func tions 3-6 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Adjusting th e Angle of the Co py Tray The Cop y Tray can be adj usted to one of three angle s. Adjust the tr ay to the angle appr opriate for the desired appl ication. 1. Norma l operatio n (standard position) 2. When back curle d paper is fed out 3. When[...]

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    3.3 Parts N ames and Th eir Function s 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3- 7 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Options Auto Do cument F eeder AF-11 Paper Fee d Cassette PF-12 5 2 1 5 3 4 No. Part Name Description 1 Document Fe eder Tray Load the originals to be scanne d face up o n this tray. Up to 50 docume nt sheets ca n be lo aded at on e time. (p . 3-23) 2 Do[...]

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    3 3.4 Co ntrol Panel 3-8 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.4 Control Panel Names of Co ntrol Panel Parts and Their Func tions 12 3 4 56 7 8 18 17 16 14 15 14 13 11 12 11 10 9 No. Part N ame Descrip tion 1 [Utility] key Press to en ter Utility mode. For det ails, refer to “ Using the Utility M ode ” on page 5- 1 . 2 [Printer] [...]

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    3.4 Control Pane l 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3- 9 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Display Ind ications 10 [Start] key • Press to start a scanning o r print cycle. • Press to spe cify the vario us settings. • The indi cator light s up in g reen when the machi ne can a ccept copy jobs. 11 [ ▲ ] [ ▼ ] key • Press to change th e zoom ra tio in th[...]

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    3 3.5 T urning the Machine On/Off and the Initia l Mode 3-10 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.5 Turning the Machine On/Off and the Initial Mode Turning the Machin e On/Off To turn on the machi ne: ➜ Press th e | (on) side of the Power Switch. To turn off the machine: ➜ Press the 2 (off) side of th e Power Switch. ✎ Note Do[...]

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    3.5 Turning the Mach ine On/Off and the Ini tial Mod e 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-11 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Default Settings When the machin e is turned on, the In itial mod e screen app ears in th e Disp lay of the Co ntrol Panel . The Initial m ode scr een appea rs at the be ginning of a ll operat ions. Fact ory default s ettings G Numbe r of[...]

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    3 3.6 Usef ul Functio ns 3-12 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.6 Useful Functions Panel Rese tting Press th e [Panel Reset] k ey to return al l modes and function s (zoom ratio , number of copi es, etc.) to their def aults. (All selecte d setting s are cancel ed.) ✎ Tip The [Pa nel Reset] k ey comes i n handy fo r canceli ng a[...]

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    3.6 Useful Func tions 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-13 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Auto Copy Start If a d ocument is loaded an d the [Start] key is pressed durin g the peri od after the machi ne has been turned o n but be fore it is ready to m ake cop ies, the m achine wi ll autom atical ly star t th e copy cy cle as soon as it comple tes t he warm- up[...]

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    3 3.7 Cop y Paper 3-14 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.7 Copy Paper Paper Sp ecifications The following t able specif ies the ty pe and si ze of pap er to be used with eac h tray toge ther with its c apacity. * Two tra y types are available for Tray2. Sele ct the desire d tray type at the tim e of purch ase. Precautions for Loa[...]

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    3.7 Copy Paper 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-15 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Unsu itab le P aper The f ollowing ty pes of p aper shoul d not be u sed, othe rwise decre ased prin t quality , paper m isfeeds o r damage to the mac hine ma y occur. G Overhe ad projec tor transpa rencies that have alre ady been fed through the machi ne Even if t he transpa r[...]

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    3 3.7 Cop y Paper 3-16 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Loading Pa per Whil e loading pa per, be sure to ob serve the following precautio ns. G If the paper is cu rled, flatte n it before lo ading it. G Do not load so much paper th at the t op of the st ack is hig her tha n the Ä mark or exceeds the spec ifie d numbe r of s heets[...]

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    3.7 Copy Paper 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-17 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 G When loa ding env elopes, l oad them wi th the flap facing down, as shown in the illus tration at the right. ✎ Note Before loa ding env elopes, pr ess them do wn to make s ure that all a ir is remo ved, and make su re that the fold s of the fl aps are fi rmly pres sed, othe[...]

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    3 3.7 Cop y Paper 3-18 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Loading Pa per into Tray1 1 Remov e th e Bypa ss Tra y. 2 Load the pa per into the tr ay so that the front sid e of the paper (t he side facing up when the package was unwrap ped) faces up. 3 Slid e th e pape r gui des agai nst the edges o f the pape r. ❍ If Leg al-size pap[...]

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    3.7 Copy Paper 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-19 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 ✎ Note If pap er with a dif ferent siz e or type i s loaded , various se ttings mu st be spe cified from the “ PAPER SOURCE SETUP ” menu in the Utili ty mode. If the sett ings are not corre ctly specifie d, paper size error may occu r. For detail s, refer to “ Specify i[...]

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    3 3.7 Cop y Paper 3-20 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Loading Pa per into th e Bypass Tray 1 Load the paper so that the fro nt side of the paper (the side f acing up wh en the pack age w as unwrap ped) faces up. 2 Slid e th e pape r gui des agai nst the edges o f the pape r. ✎ Note When pa per is loa ded into t he Bypass Tray,[...]

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    3.7 Copy Paper 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-21 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Loading Pa per into Tray2 ( Optional) 1 Pull out the drawe r for Tray2. 2 Remove the draw er cover, and then pres s down on the paper- lifting plate unti l it lock s into pl ace. 3 Load the pap er into the draw er so that the fro nt side of the paper (the side fa cing up wh en [...]

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    3 3.8 Loa ding Origina ls 3-22 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.8 Loading Originals Two Way s of Loading the Original The origi nal may be lo aded in the Auto Document Fee der or placed directly on the Origin al Glas s. Choose the approp riate meth od accord ing to the type of the orig inal. Speci fic Types of Or iginals Loadi n[...]

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    3.8 Loading Orig inals 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-23 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Loading O riginals into the Auto Docume nt Feeder 1 Place the stack of or iginals fa ce up on the Docu ment Fee der T ray. ✎ Note A maxim um of 50 doc ument page s can be loaded. Do not load so man y pages that the top of the sta ck is high er than the ▼ mark. Be su[...]

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    3 3.8 Loa ding Origina ls 3-24 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Placi ng the Original on the Original Glass The method for position ing the ori ginal dif fers dependin g on the ty pe of orig inal being used . Preca utio ns fo r Plac ing th e Orig inal on the Orig inal Glass Care s hould be taken when position ing the fo llowing ty[...]

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    3.8 Loading Orig inals 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-25 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Positioning a Sheet Origi nal Use the follo wing proce dure to p osition plain pa per or an original that is not suit able for use in the A uto Docume nt Feeder. 1 Raise the Auto Docum ent Feeder or O riginal Cover. 2 Place th e original face down on the Orig inal Gl as[...]

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    3 3.8 Loa ding Origina ls 3-26 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Positioning Highly Tra nsparent Origi nals When mak ing a copy from O HP transparenc ies, transluc ent paper, or oth er highly trans parent ori ginal, pos ition the original as detail ed below. 1 Raise the Auto Doc ument Feede r or Origin al Cover. 2 Place th e origin[...]

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    3.8 Loading Orig inals 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-27 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 Positioning Books When copying an open book or magaz ine, pos ition the original a s detailed b elow. 1 Raise the Auto Docum ent Feeder or O riginal Cover. 2 Place th e original face down on the Orig inal Gl ass. ✎ Note Do not place books weighing more tha n 6-1/2 lb [...]

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    3 3.9 C hecki ng th e Machi ne St atus 3-28 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.9 Che cking t he Mach ine Stat us The total number o f page s copied an d scanne d since this machin e was ins talled can be checked . Check ing the Machine Status * PRIN T REPORT a ppears on ly for th e Di1610 p. Check ing the “ TOTAL PAG E ” Count[...]

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    3.9 Checki ng the Machine Status 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-29 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3 Pres s the [ ▼ ] and [ ▲ ] keys to check t he “ TOTAL COUNT ” or “ TOTAL SCAN ” values.[...]

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    3 3.9 C hecki ng th e Machi ne St atus 3-30 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 To output a report/list 1 Pres s the [S tatus] key 2 ti mes. 2 Press th e [Yes] key. 3 Press the [ ▼ ] and [ ▲ ] keys to select the report/lis t that you wis h to print, and then p ress the [ Yes] key. Afte r the specif ied r epor t/li st is print ed,[...]

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    3.10 Print Area 3 Di1610/Di 1610p 3-31 Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3 3.10 P rint Area Any part of the ima ge within th e area ind icated be low is not copied. G A margin 1/4 (at full size) from t he leading e dge of the paper (A) G A margin 1/4 (at full size) from t he trailing ed ge of the paper (B) G A margin 1/4 (at full size) on bo th sides[...]

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    3 3.10 Prin t Area 3-32 Di16 10/Di16 10p Befo re Maki ng Co pies Chapter 3[...]

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    Making Copi es Chapter 4 4 4 Making Copie s[...]

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    4 4.1 Mak ing a Basi c Copy 4-2 Di16 10/Di16 10p Making Copi es Chapter 4 4.1 Making a Ba sic Copy The f ollowing pro cedure des cribes h ow to pla ce an origi nal and ma ke a basi c copy of it. 1 Positio n the or iginal. ❍ “ Loadi ng Ori ginal s ” on page 3-22 2 Select th e paper tra y. ❍ “ Selectin g the Pape r ” on page 4-4 3 Specify[...]

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    4.1 Maki ng a Basic Copy 4 Di1610/Di 1610p 4- 3 Making Copi es Chapter 4 4 Specify the imag e density. ❍ “ Adjustin g the Imag e Density ” on page 4-12 5 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter the number of co pies to be mad e. Any number f rom 1 to 99 can be enter ed. 6 Press the [Sta rt] key. This wil l start the copy cy cle. ❍ To st op the cop y c[...]

  • Page 65

    4 4.2 Selecti ng the Paper 4-4 Di16 10/Di16 10p Making Copi es Chapter 4 4.2 Selecting the Paper Before m aking a c opy, the t ray conta ining the pap er to be used must be selec ted. Either a paper tray c an be se lected or pap er can be loaded in to the Bypa ss Tray. Manual Pape r Selection The tray containi ng the pap er you want to use c an be [...]

  • Page 66

    4.2 Selec tin g the P aper 4 Di1610/Di 1610p 4- 5 Making Copi es Chapter 4 Specif ying the Size and Type of Manually F ed Paper 1 Position the origi nal. ❍ “ Loading Original s ” on page 3-22 2 Load pa per into the Bypass Tray . ❍ “ Loadi ng Pa per in to the By pass Tr ay ” on page 3-20 3 The mes sage sh own at the ri ght appears . Pres[...]

  • Page 67

    4 4.2 Selecti ng the Paper 4-6 Di16 10/Di16 10p Making Copi es Chapter 4 6 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] key s or press th e [ ▼ ] key to se lect th e size of paper that is lo aded. If “ CUSTOM ” is n ot select ed, continu e with step 10 . ❍ If “ CUSTOM ” is sele cted, perfor m steps 7 through 1 0. ✎ Note If “ OHP ” was se lected in [...]

  • Page 68

    4.2 Selec tin g the P aper 4 Di1610/Di 1610p 4- 7 Making Copi es Chapter 4 7 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter the width (X) of the paper. ❍ To clear the en tered value, press th e [C] key. ✎ Note The wi dth can ran ge from 90 mm (3 -1/2) to 216 m m (8 -1/2 ). When enteri ng the paper size, refer to th e diagram on the right si de of the s creen to [...]

  • Page 69

    4 4.2 Selecti ng the Paper 4-8 Di16 10/Di16 10p Making Copi es Chapter 4 8 Press th e [Yes] key. 9 Using th e 10-Key Pad , enter the length (Y ) of the pap er. ✎ Note The leng th can ran ge from 140 mm (5-1/2) to 356 m m (14). ✎ Tip Enter t he value by mm usin g the 10-k ey Pad. Refe r to the convers ion rate belo w. 1 inch = 25.4 mm 10 Press t[...]

  • Page 70

    4.2 Selec tin g the P aper 4 Di1610/Di 1610p 4- 9 Making Copi es Chapter 4 ✎ Note The Bypa ss Tray can be loaded with a max imum o f 1 envelope, 1 OHP transpare ncy, 1 card, or 10 sheets of plain paper.[...]

  • Page 71

    4 4.3 Spe cifying the Zoom Ratio 4-10 Di16 10/Di16 10p Making Copi es Chapter 4 4.3 Specifying the Zoom Ratio By spec ifying a zoom rat io, the copy can be en larged or re duced. Zoom Ratio Settings Zoom R atio Setti ngs Descr iption Fixed r atio s • The fol lowing op timum zoom ratios are available for maki ng copies from common ly used origin a[...]

  • Page 72

    4.3 Specify ing the Z oom Ratio 4 Di1610/Di 1610p 4-11 Making Copi es Chapter 4 Setting the Z oom Ratio 1 Position the origi nal. ❍ “ Loading Original s ” on page 3-22 2 Pres s the [Z oom] ke y unti l the desir ed fi xed ra tio is select ed. ❍ Each pres s of the [Zoo m] key changes the setting . ❍ To spec ify a zoo m ratio other than a fi[...]

  • Page 73

    4 4.4 Ad justing t he Image De nsity 4-12 Di16 10/Di16 10p Making Copi es Chapter 4 4.4 Adjusting the Image Density The imag e density se tting ca n be adjusted in two broad modes , “ Text ” and “ Photo ” . Image D ensity Setting G Text mode: The i mage densi ty can be adjusted either au tomatical ly (Auto) o r manuall y in nine steps. ❍ [...]

  • Page 74

    4.4 Adjusti ng the Im age Densit y 4 Di1610/Di 1610p 4-13 Making Copi es Chapter 4 ❍ Each press of th e [ Auto/ Phot o] key ch anges the setting a s shown at the right. If Text m ode is sele cted, “ TEXT ” is di splayed . If the Auto setting i s selected , “ [A] ” is di splayed . If Phot o mode is s elected, “ PHOTO ” is disp layed . [...]

  • Page 75

    4 4.5 Mak ing 2in1 Copies 4-14 Di16 10/Di16 10p Making Copi es Chapter 4 4.5 Making 2in1 Copies Two sh eets of si ngle-sid ed documents can be c opied onto one doubl e-sided shee t. ✎ Note The opti onal Auto D ocume nt Feeder is re quired. Specifying Settings for 2in 1 Copies 1 Positio n the or iginal. ✎ Note Be sure to positio n the docu ments[...]

  • Page 76

    4.6 Finishin g Copies 4 Di1610/Di 1610p 4-15 Making Copi es Chapter 4 4.6 Finishing Copies When pri nting tw o or more sets , each set c an be prin ted (sorted ) in order. ✎ Note In order to sort the p rinted pag es, the Auto D ocument Fe eder is requir ed. Fin ishi ng met hod s G Non-Sort: The cop ies are s tacked on top of each ot her as they a[...]

  • Page 77

    4 4.6 F inishing Copies 4-16 Di16 10/Di16 10p Making Copi es Chapter 4 Specifying Sorting 1 Load the original s in the Au to Docume nt Feeder. ❍ “ Loadi ng Ori ginal s ” on page 3 -22 2 Press th e [Sort] key, an d then check that the i ndicator ligh ts up. ✎ Note If the Sort indicat or is not lit , the Non-Sort setting is s elected. 3 Make [...]

  • Page 78

    Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 5 5 Using the Utility Mode[...]

  • Page 79

    5 5.1 Util ity Mode 5-2 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 5.1 Utility Mode There are four m enus in t he Utility mode. 5.2 Speci fying the Ma chine Settings From th e “ MACHINE SETTING ” menu, va rious setti ngs for the machin e ’ s operati ng environ ment can be specifi ed. Refer to the foll owing tabl e for detail s on eac [...]

  • Page 80

    5.2 Specify ing the Mac hine Setti ngs 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5- 3 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Selecting t he “ MACHINE SETTING ” Menu 1 Press the [Utility] key . “ MACHINE SETTING ” appear s. 2 From the 10-Key Pad, press the ke y ([1] to [8 ]) for the MA CHINE SETTING functio n that you wis h to set. ❍ The MAC HINE SETTING functions are[...]

  • Page 81

    5 5.2 S pecifying th e Machine Se ttings 5-4 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specifying the Setting for “ AUTO PANEL RESET ” 1 Select “ AUT O PANEL RESET ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ MACHINE SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-3 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] keys to select either “ ON ” or “ OFF ” , and th[...]

  • Page 82

    5.2 Specify ing the Mac hine Setti ngs 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5- 5 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specif ying the Setting for “ ENERGY SAVE MODE ” 1 Select “ ENERGY SAVE MODE ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ MACHINE SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-3 . 2 Use the 10-Ke y Pad to specify the des ired l engt h of ti me unt il the copier e n[...]

  • Page 83

    5 5.2 S pecifying th e Machine Se ttings 5-6 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specifying the Setting for “ DENSITY (ADF) ” 1 Select “ DENSIT Y (ADF) ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ MACHINE SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-3 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] keys to select either “ Mode 1 ” or “ Mode 2 ” . 3 Pre[...]

  • Page 84

    5.2 Specify ing the Mac hine Setti ngs 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5- 7 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specif ying the Setting for “ DENSITY (BOOK) ” 1 Select “ DENSITY (BOOK) ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ MACHINE SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-3 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] ke ys to selec t eithe r “ Mode 1 ” or “ Mode 2 ” . [...]

  • Page 85

    5 5.2 S pecifying th e Machine Se ttings 5-8 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specifying the Setting for “ PRINT DENSITY ” 1 Select “ PRI NT DENSITY ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ MACHINE SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-3 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] keys to select one of the seve n print density levels between [...]

  • Page 86

    5.2 Specify ing the Mac hine Setti ngs 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5- 9 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specif ying the Setting for “ LCD CONTRAST ” 1 Select “ LCD CONTRAST ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ MACHINE SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-3 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] ke ys to select one of the four di splay contras t levels betwee[...]

  • Page 87

    5 5.2 S pecifying th e Machine Se ttings 5-10 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specifying the Setting for “ LANGUAGE ” 1 Select “ LANGUAGE ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ MACHINE SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-3 . 2 Press the [ ▼ ] and [ ▲ ] ke ys to select the de sired lan guage. 3 Press th e [Yes] key.[...]

  • Page 88

    5.2 Specify ing the Mac hine Setti ngs 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5-11 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specif ying the Setting for “ LAM P OFF TIME ” 1 Select “ LAMP O FF T IME ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ MACHINE SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-3 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] ke ys to selec t eithe r “ Mode 1 ” or “ Mode 2 ” .[...]

  • Page 89

    5 5.3 Setting Up the Paper S ources 5-12 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 5.3 Setting Up the Paper Sources From the “ PAPER SOURCE SETUP ” men u, the va rious sett ings for eac h paper tray can be spec ified. Selecting the “ PAPER SOURCE SETUP ” Men u 1 Press th e [Utility] key twice. “ PAPER SOURCE SETUP ” appears . 2[...]

  • Page 90

    5.3 Setting Up the Paper Sources 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5-13 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specif ying the Setting for “ TRAY1 PAPE R ” 1 Select “ T RAY1 PAPER ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ PAPER SOURCE SET UP ” Menu ” on page 5-12 . 2 Press the [ ] and [ Ö ] keys until th e type of paper load ed is selected . 3 Pres s the [ Y[...]

  • Page 91

    5 5.3 Setting Up the Paper S ources 5-14 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 5 Using th e 10-Key Pad , enter the width (X) of the loade d paper. ❍ To clea r the entere d value, pres s the [ No] key. ✎ Note The pape r width can range from 90 mm (3-1/2) to 21 6 mm (8-1/2). When e ntering th e paper size, refer to th e diagram on th[...]

  • Page 92

    5.3 Setting Up the Paper Sources 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5-15 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 7 Using the 10-Key Pad , enter the length (Y) of the loa ded paper. ❍ To clear the en tered value, press th e [No] key. ✎ Note The pape r length c an range from 140 mm (5-1/2) to 356 mm (14). ✎ Tip Enter th e value by mm using the 10-ke y Pad. Refer to t[...]

  • Page 93

    5 5.3 Setting Up the Paper S ources 5-16 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specifying the Setting for “ TRAY SETTING ” 1 Select “ T RAY SETTING ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ PAPER SOURCE SETUP ” Menu ” on page 5 -12 . 2 Press the [ ▼ ] and [ ▲ ] key to se lect a tra y. ✎ Note A tra y can be sel ected onl[...]

  • Page 94

    5.4 Specify ing User Man agement Se ttings ( “ USER MANAGEMENT ” Menu) 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5-17 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 5.4 Specifying User Management Settings ( “ USER MANAGEMENT ” Menu) From the “ USER MANAGEMENT ” menu, the various fu nctions which mus t be specif ied after th e drum ca rtridge is replaced are availabl e. “[...]

  • Page 95

    5 5.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 5-18 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 5.5 Specifying Copy S ettings When the machin e is turne d on or the [Panel Rese t] key is pressed, the machine is automa tically reset to its i nitial mo de. By cha nging the default s ettings, you can change the initial m ode. Refer to the fol lowing table fo[...]

  • Page 96

    5.5 Specifyin g Copy Settings 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5-19 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Selecting t he “ COPY SETTING ” Menu 1 Press the [Utility] key four time s. “ COPY SETTING ” appea rs. 2 From the 1 0-Key Pad, press the key ([1] to [6]) for the COPY SETTI NG functio n that you wish to set. ❍ The COPY SETT ING functi ons are as fo llow[...]

  • Page 97

    5 5.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 5-20 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specifying the Setting for “ PAPER PRIORITY ” 1 Select “ PAP ER PRIOR ITY ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ COPY SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-19 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] keys to selec t eith er “ TRAY1 ” or “ TRAY2 ” . 3 Press th [...]

  • Page 98

    5.5 Specifyin g Copy Settings 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5-21 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specif ying the Setting for “ DENSITY PRI ORITY ” 1 Select “ DENSIT Y PRIORITY ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ COPY SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-19 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] ke ys to select either “ AUTO ” , “ MANUAL ” or “ PHOTO[...]

  • Page 99

    5 5.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 5-22 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specifying the Setting for “ DENSITY LEVEL (A) ” 1 Select “ DENSIT Y LEVEL (A) ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ COPY SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-19 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] keys to select one of the three print density levels between ?[...]

  • Page 100

    5.5 Specifyin g Copy Settings 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5-23 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specif ying the Setting for “ DENSITY L EVEL (M) ” 1 Select “ DENSIT Y LEVEL (M) ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ COPY SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-19 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] ke ys to select one of th e nine print density levels between ?[...]

  • Page 101

    5 5.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 5-24 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specifying the Setting for “ OUTPUT PRIORITY ” 1 Select “ OUTPUT PRIO RITY ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ COPY SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-19 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] keys to select either “ NON ” or “ SORT ” . 3 Press th e [Y[...]

  • Page 102

    5.5 Specifyin g Copy Settings 5 Di1610/Di 1610p 5-25 Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5 Specif ying the Setting for “ RESO LUTION ” 1 Select “ RESOLUTION ” . ❍ Refer to “ Selec ting the “ COPY SETT ING ” Menu ” on page 5-19 . 2 Pres s the [ ] an d [ Ö ] ke ys to select either “ 600 × 300 ” or “ 600 × 600 ” . 3 Pres s the[...]

  • Page 103

    5 5.5 Spec ifying Cop y Settings 5-26 Di16 10/Di16 10p Using th e Utility Mode Chapter 5[...]

  • Page 104

    When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6 6 When a Message Appears[...]

  • Page 105

    6 6.1 Wh en the Me ssage “ PAPER E MPTY ” Appears 6-2 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.1 When the M essage “ PAPER EMPTY ” Appears When the currently selecte d paper tray ru ns out of paper, the m essage sh own below appears, and printi ng canno t continue . Chec k the paper tra y that has run out of paper, and then sup[...]

  • Page 106

    6.1 When th e Message “ PAPER EMPTY ” Appe ars 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6- 3 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 Loading Pa per into Tray1 1 Remo ve th e By pass Tray . 2 Load the paper in t he tray so that the front sid e of the paper (the side facing up wh en the package was unwrap ped) faces up . 3 Attach th e Bypass Tray in its o riginal po sition.[...]

  • Page 107

    6 6.1 Wh en the Me ssage “ PAPER E MPTY ” Appears 6-4 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 Loading Pa per into Tray2 (Optional) 1 Pull out the drawer fo r Tray2. 2 Remo ve the drawe r cover, a nd then pres s down on the paper- lifting plate unti l it lock s into pl ace. 3 Load the pap er into the dr awer so that t he front sid e [...]

  • Page 108

    6.2 When th e Message “ TONE R EMP TY ” Appears 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6- 5 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.2 When t he Mess age “ TONER EMPTY ” Appears When to ner is a bout to ru n out, the message shown below appe ars, indi cating t hat the toner i s almost e mpty. When this messag e appears, re place the to ner cartridg e with a new one[...]

  • Page 109

    6 6.2 W hen the Mes sage “ TONER EMPTY ” Appears 6-6 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 Before rep lacing th e toner ca rtridge, check that it i s of the follo wing type. For USA a nd Canada: Toner Cartridg e 101 C For coun tries othe r than the USA and Canada : Toner Cartrid ge 101 B Do not use a toner c artridge of a differen[...]

  • Page 110

    6.2 When th e Message “ TONE R EMP TY ” Appears 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6- 7 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 4 Remove t he Toner Cartri dge from the Dru m Cartridge. ✎ Note When sep arating the Toner Cartridg e from the Drum C artridge, d o not tilt the cartridge , otherwise toner may s pill. Do not touch the PC drum under th e flap of th e Drum[...]

  • Page 111

    6 6.2 W hen the Mes sage “ TONER EMPTY ” Appears 6-8 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 5 Shake th e new Toner Cartridge well. 6 Remo ve the protec tive cover fro m the Tone r Cartridge. ✎ Note Do not touch the developer roller, ot herwise decrease d image q uality may result. Developer roller[...]

  • Page 112

    6.2 When th e Message “ TONE R EMP TY ” Appears 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6- 9 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 7 Align the blue part s of the Drum Cartridg e and Ton er Cartridge, and t hen attach them togethe r. 8 Align the tab on the Imaging Cartridg e with t he rail in the machin e, and the n install the cartridge . ✎ Note Do not push in the I [...]

  • Page 113

    6 6.3 W hen the Mes sage “ D/C LIFE ” Appears 6-10 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.3 When the M essage “ D/C LIFE ” Appears When th e drum c artridge h as reached the end of its s ervice life , the mess age shown belo w appears . When th e mess age “ D/C LIFE ” appe ars, replace the dru m cartridge with a new one a[...]

  • Page 114

    6.3 When th e Message “ D/C LIFE ” Appears 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-11 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 2 Grab the handle o f the Imag ing Cartridg e, and the n pull it tow ard you to re move the cartridge . ✎ Note Sinc e th e Imagi ng Ca rtr idge can eas ily be d amaged by light, ex posing the cartrid ge to ligh t for a long period of time will[...]

  • Page 115

    6 6.3 W hen the Mes sage “ D/C LIFE ” Appears 6-12 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 Do not touch any m etal parts of the Drum C artridge or Tone r Cartridg e, otherwi se the un its may be damaged b y static electricity . 5 Align the blue part s of the ne w Drum Ca rtridge and the Toner Cartrid ge, and then a ttach them togeth[...]

  • Page 116

    6.4 When th e Message “ PAPER MISFEED ” Appea rs 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-13 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.4 When t he Mess age “ PAPE R MISFEED ” Appears If the message s hown below appears du ring pr inting and the machin e stops operat ing, a paper misfeed has occu rred in a p aper tray. Foll ow the proce dure desc ribed bel ow to cl e[...]

  • Page 117

    6 6.4 Wh en the Me ssage “ PAPER MISFEE D ” Appears 6-14 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 3 Remo ve all paper from Tray1. ✎ Note Do not reuse paper th at has been misfed. 4 Relo ad th e pape r s tack i n the tray . 5 Attach th e tray remove d in step 2. 6 Relo ad the paper remo ved in step 1. 7 Remo ve the co ver of opti on[...]

  • Page 118

    6.4 When th e Message “ PAPER MISFEED ” Appea rs 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-15 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 9 Reloa d the pape r stack into the drawer, and then slide t he drawer back i nto the Pape r Feed Cassett e. 10 Open, t hen clos e the Front Cover.[...]

  • Page 119

    6 6.5 When the Me ssage “ PAPER JAM ” Appears 6-16 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.5 When the M essage “ PAPER JAM ” Appears If the message s hown below appears d uring print ing and th e machin e stops oper ating, a pa per misfe ed has occ urred in the machin e. Follow the proc edure describ ed below to clear the misf[...]

  • Page 120

    6.5 When th e Message “ PAPER JAM ” Appears 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-17 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 2 Remove the Ima ging Cartrid ge. 3 Grab bot h sides of the pap er, and then pul l it out up ward. 4 Grab bot h sides of the pap er, and then caref ully pull out the sheet of paper.[...]

  • Page 121

    6 6.5 When the Me ssage “ PAPER JAM ” Appears 6-18 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 ❍ Grab bo th sides of the pape r, and t hen carefully pull the sheet of paper strai ght upwa rd. ❍ Grab bo th sides of the pape r, and t hen carefully pull the sheet o f paper stra ight downward. 5 Align the tab on th e Imaging Cartridge w[...]

  • Page 122

    6.6 When th e Message “ ORIGINAL DOC. JAM ” Appea rs 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-19 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.6 When t he Mess age “ ORIGINAL DOC. JAM ” Appears If the message s hown below appears w hile scann ing an ori ginal with the Auto Docu ment F eede r and the mac hine stop s oper ating , a pa per m isf eed ha s occu rred in the A[...]

  • Page 123

    6 6.6 Wh en the Me ssage “ ORIG INAL DOC. JAM ” Appears 6-20 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 3 Raise the Auto Document Feeder. 4 While tu rning the d ocument feed knob in the directio n of the arro w, gent ly pull o ut the orig inal. 5 Close the Documen t Feeder Cov er. 6 Load the docume nts remov ed in step 2 back int o the[...]

  • Page 124

    6.7 When th e Message “ PAPER SIZE ERROR ” Appea rs 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-21 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.7 When the Message “ PAPER SIZE ERROR ” Appears If the pap er size specifi ed for a paper tray dif fers from the size of the paper loaded in the tr ay, the message s hown below appears w hen paper is fed from t hat tray. Check the[...]

  • Page 125

    6 6.7 When the Me ssage “ PAPER SIZE ERROR ” Appears 6-22 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 3 Remo ve the Byp ass Tray, and then r emove all pa per f rom Tra y1. 4 Load the desired paper into the tray. 5 Try perfo rming the co py cycle agai n.[...]

  • Page 126

    6.7 When th e Message “ PAPER SIZE ERROR ” Appea rs 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-23 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 For the Bypass Tr ay 1 Remove al l paper from the Bypas s Tray. 2 Load the desired p aper into the tray. 3 Select th e setting fo r the type and size o f paper that is loade d. ❍ “ Specify ing the Size an d Type of Ma nually F ed Pa[...]

  • Page 127

    6 6.8 W hen the Mes sage “ MACHINE TROUBLE ” Appears 6-24 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.8 When t he Message “ MACHINE TROUBLE ” Appears If the message s hown below appears, s ome machi ne malfun ction has occurred. Conta ct your servi ce repres entative. ✎ Note When co ntacting the service representativ e, be sure [...]

  • Page 128

    6.9 What Does Each Message M ean? 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-25 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.9 What Does Ea ch Message M ean? Messa ge Cause Action *REMOVE PAPER IN BYPA SS TRAY* Paper is loaded in the By pass Tray. Remo ve the paper from the Bypass Tray. FRONT COVER OPEN CLOSE FRONT COVER The Fr ont Cove r of the m ain unit is open or not secu re[...]

  • Page 129

    6 6.10 When Incorrect Copies Are Pro duced 6-26 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.10 When Incorrect Copies Are Produced Symptom Possible Cause Action The im age is too light. The de nsity leve l for the Auto setting is s et to “ LIGHT ” . Adjust the setting for DENS ITY LEVEL (A) in the Utility mode. (p. 5- 22) Otherw ise, c[...]

  • Page 130

    6.10 Wh en Incorrec t Copies Ar e Produced 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-27 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 The copy h as dark specks o r spots. The copy h as lines. The Ori gin al Gla ss surf ace is dirt y. Wipe the Origi nal Glass clean with a soft, d ry cloth. The Or iginal P ad is dirt y. Wipe the Orig inal Pa d clean with a so ft cloth dampene d with[...]

  • Page 131

    6 6.10 When Incorrect Copies Are Pro duced 6-28 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 * If the p roblem is not corre cted ev en after th e operat ions desc ribed above are per formed, co ntact yo ur servic e represe ntative. The edg e of the co py is dirty. The Or iginal Pad is dirty. Wipe the Or iginal Pad clean with a soft cloth dam[...]

  • Page 132

    6.11 Th e machin e is not f unctioning a s design ed 6 Di1610/Di 1610p 6-29 When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6 6.11 The machine is not functioning as designed * If the pro blem is n ot correct ed even a fter the o peratio ns describe d are per formed, turn off th e mac hine, unplug its power cor d, and the n contac t the servic e repr esentative. S[...]

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    6 6.11 The m achine i s not functi oning as designed 6-30 Di16 10/Di16 10p When a Mess age Appears Chapt er 6[...]

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    Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 7 7 Miscellaneous[...]

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    7 7.1 Specif ications 7-2 Di16 10/Di16 10p Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 7.1 Speci fications Di16 10/Di 161 0p Specifica tion Type De sktop Platen Type Fixed plat en (unit scannin g) Photoco nductor OPC Copying S ystem Electrost atic Dry Powder ed Image Transf er to Plain Paper Developin g System S ingle co mponent d eveloping sy stem Fusing System Lam[...]

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    7.1 Specifica tions 7 Di1610/Di 1610p 7- 3 Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 Auto D ocument Fe eder AF-11 Paper F eed Cassette PF-125 Power R equirem ents 120-127 V: less th an 7.2 A, 60 Hz 220-240 V: less th an 3.8 A, 50/60 H z Power Co nsumpt ion 120-127 V: le ss than 840 W 220-240 V: less th an 850 W Dim ension s 20 (wi dth) × 24 (depth) × 16 (heigh t[...]

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    7 7.2 Care of the Ma chine 7-4 Di16 10/Di16 10p Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 7.2 Ca re of the Machine Cleaning Turn off the ma chine before cle aning it. Housing Cove r ➜ Wipe the surface o f the hous ing cover wi th a soft c loth dampen ed with a mild hou sehold d etergent. Orig ina l Gl ass ➜ Wipe the surface o f the Orig inal Glass clean with a[...]

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    7.2 Care o f the Machi ne 7 Di1610/Di 1610p 7- 5 Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 Original Pa d ➜ Wipe the surface o f the Orig inal Pad clea n with a so ft cloth dampen ed with a mild hous ehold detergen t. Control Panel ➜ Wipe the surface o f the Control Panel cl ean wit h a soft, d ry cloth. ✎ Note Incorrec tly clea ning the Co ntrol Panel ke ys [...]

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    7 7.3 Funct ion Com bination Matrix 7-6 Di16 10/Di16 10p Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 7.3 Function C ombination Matrix Conditions f or Combined Fun ctions Code Descrip tion 2 The fun ctions can b e combined. ● The fun ctions ca nnot be co mbined.[...]

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    7.4 Paper Size and Zo om Rat io Ta ble s 7 Di1610/Di 1610p 7- 7 Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 7.4 Paper Size and Zoom Ratio Tables Paper Sizes Paper Format English Size Metric Size Ledger 11 × 17 279 mm × 432 mm 11 × 14 11 × 14 279 mm × 356 mm Comp uter 10-1/ 8 × 14 257 m m × 356 mm 10 × 14 10 × 14 254 mm × 356 mm 9-1/4 × 14 9-1/4 × 14 236 [...]

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    7 7.4 Paper Size and Z oom Ratio Tables 7-8 Di16 10/Di16 10p Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 Zoom Ratios English Sizes Docume nt Paper S ize Desire d Paper S ize Zoom Ratio Ledger 11 × 17 279.4 mm × 431.8 mm 11 × 14 × 0.82 Legal × 0.7 2 Foolscap × 0.7 6 Letter × 0.6 4 Invoice × 0.50 11 × 15 279.4 mm × 381 m m 11 × 14 × 0.93 Legal × 0.7 7 Foo[...]

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    7.4 Paper Size and Zo om Rat io Ta ble s 7 Di1610/Di 1610p 7- 9 Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 Metric S izes Document Paper Size De sired Paper Size Zoom Ratio A3 297 mm × 420 mm 11-3/ 4 × 16-1/2 A4 × 0.70 A5 × 0.50 B4 × 0.86 B5 × 0.61 A4 210 mm × 297 mm 8-1/4 × 11 -3/4 A5 × 0.70 A6 × 0.50 B5 × 0.86 B6 × 0.61 A3 × 1.41 B4 × 1.22 A5 148 mm [...]

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    7 7.4 Paper Size and Z oom Ratio Tables 7-10 Di16 10/Di16 10p Misc ellaneous Chap ter 7 Zoom r atio = Pape r size/ Docum ent si ze 1 inch = 25.4 mm 1 mm = 0 .0394 inc h B6 128 mm × 182 mm 5 × 7-1 /4 A6 × 0.81 A4 × 1.64 A5 × 1.15 B4 × 2.00 B5 × 1.41[...]

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    Index Chapte r 8 8 8 Index[...]

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    8 8.1 I ndex 8-2 Di16 10/Di16 10p Index Chapte r 8 8.1 In dex Numerics 2in1 copies ........... ................. ................. ................ ................. .......... 4-14 A Auto ........... ................. ................ ................. ................. ................. .... 3-13 Auto cop y start ........... ................ ....[...]

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    8.1 Index 8 Di1610/Di 1610p 8- 3 Index Chapte r 8 Install ation site .... ................. ................. ................. ................. ............. 2-2 L Legal re striction s on copyin g ................ ................. ...................... ........ 2-6 Loading original Auto Docum ent Feede r ............. ................. ........[...]

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    8 8.1 I ndex 8-4 Di16 10/Di16 10p Index Chapte r 8 Paper si zes .......... ................. ................. ................ ................. ............ 7-7 Paper sourc e settings ........... ................. ................ ................. .......... 5-12 Paper width .... ................. ................. ................. ............[...]

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    The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice to incorporate improvements made on the product or products the manual covers. 2004. 8 P/N: 91164C057H023 Copyright 2003 KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Printed in China KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Marunouchi Center Building, 1-6-1 Marunouchi, Chi[...]