Sharp AR-C260M manual

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    • BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT • MANAGING THE MACHINE • PERIPHERAL DEVICES • BEFORE MAKING COPIES • BASIC PROCEDURE FOR MAKING COPIES • CONVENIENT COPY FUNCTIONS • MACHINE MAINTENANCE (FOR COPYING) • SPECIFICATIONS 1-1 2-1 3-1 4-1 5-1 6-1 7-1 8-1 Page MODEL AR-C260 AR-C260M DIGITAL FULL COLOR COPIER/PRINTER (AR-C260) DIGITAL FULL COLOR [...]

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    Warranty While e very e ffort has been ma de to ma ke this document as accu rate a nd help ful as po ssible, SHARP Corpora tion make s no warranty of any k ind with re gard to its conten t. All infor mation in clude d herein i s subjec t to change wi thout notice. SHARP is not r espon sible for any los s or da mages , direct or indi rect, arisin g [...]

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    Part 1: General Information 00-08.book 1 ページ 2002年11月8日 金曜日  午前9時39 分[...]

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    00-08.book 2 ページ 2002年11月8日 金曜日  午前9時39 分[...]

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    0-1 PRODUCT CONFIGURATIONS The table below shows the produ ct models cov ered by this manual . (As of O ctober 2 002) OPERATION MANUALS The fol lowing oper ation manuals ar e provi ded for the ma chine . Please r ead the ap propriate ma nuals as needed for the featu res you wish to l earn abou t. ● ● ● ● Operation manual (for general inform[...]

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    0-2 Imprope r instal latio n may dam age thi s product. Pleas e note the following during i nitia l instal lation an d whenev er the mach ine is m oved. 1. The mach ine sh ould b e insta lled n ear an ac cess ible power outl et for eas y co nnect ion. 2. Be sure to connect the pow er cord onl y to a power outlet that me ets the specifie d voltage a[...]

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    INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 0-3 Moving this machine Pull o ut the four handles as shown below, grasp the m firml y, and ke ep the m achine ho rizonta l while m oving it . If the m achine has been placed o n a stand/p aper dr awer: The sta nd/pape r drawer is on cas ters for m oving. Unlo ck the adjuster s of the s tand/pap er drawer and gently mov e [...]

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    0-4 CAUTIONS 1. Do not touch the photocon ductive drum . Scratches or smudg es on the drum w ill cause dirty pr ints. 2. T he fusi ng uni t is extre mel y hot. Exer cise ca re in this area. 3. Do not look dire ctly at the li ght sou rce. Doing so ma y damage yo ur eyes . 4. Four ad justers are prov ided o n all optional stand/ pape r draw er unit s[...]

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    0-5 CONTENTS PRODUCT CONFIGURATIONS ............... ................. ..... 0-1 OPERATION MANUALS..................... ................. ........... 0-1 INSTALLATION REQ UIREMENTS...................... ........... 0-2 ● Moving this machine ........ ................ ................. ........... 0-3 CAUTIONS.................... ................. .[...]

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    CONTENTS 0-6 CHAPTER 4 BEFORE MAKING COPIES PART NAME S AND FU NCTIO NS (Th e Rever sing Au tomatic Docume nt Fe eder) ............ ........... ................. ................. .. 4-2 ● Exterior .............. ........... ................. ................. ............. 4 -2 ● Operatio n Panel ..... ................. ................. .....[...]

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    1-1 CHAPTER 1 BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT This ch apter con tains bas ic info rmation that should be read b efore usi ng the product. Page INTRODUCTION ............ ................ ............ ................ ................. ................. .1-2 MAIN FEATURES ...................... ................. ................ ............ ...............[...]

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    1-2 INTRODUCTION To gain the maxi mum benefi ts in using this produ ct, it is reco mmende d that the user read this manual to becom e familia r with al l the features and fun ctions o f the ba sic pr oduct and the pr ecaution ary informati on co ntained i n the manua l. This pr oduct is a high spe ed Digital full color copier / printer th at can be[...]

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    MAIN FEATURES 1-3 1 2 A range of optional units to enhance product ivity A range of option al equip ment is availab le to enhance pr oductiv ity, such as duplex units for producing two- sided output, ad dition al paper fee d units to inc rease the n umber o f avail able pap er sizes and pape r capaci ty, a nd paper out put units that ar e capabl e [...]

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    1-4 PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS Exterior Left tray (See page 5 -5) Finished sheets are dep osited he re. Left side c over Open this cover whe n a paper misfee d occurs in the fusin g unit or the trans fer unit. Reversin g automat ic document feeder * (See page 4-2) Main switch Press to t urn power on an d off. Front cover Open to r eplace toner ca rtr[...]

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    PART NAMES AND FUN CTIONS 1-5 1 Interior Fusing unit Tone r imag es ar e fuse d her e. Toner cartri dge The toner cartr idge must be replaced when indicate d on the operatio n panel. ( See page 2-15) Right side cover Open when a misfe ed has occurre d in the p aper feed area . Right cover of paper drawer Open this cove r to remo ve pape r misfed in[...]

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    PART NAMES AND FUN CTIONS 1-6 Part names and fun ctions of peripheral devices Reversin g automati c document feede r (AR-RF3) This autom atically feeds or iginals to be scann ed. The feed er can tu rn the origina l over and scan the back side as wel l as the front side for suppo rt of two-sided o riginal s. Lar ge Ca pacit y tr ay (AR -LC5 ) The la[...]

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    PART NAMES AND FUN CTIONS 1-7 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ Other optional equipm ent Peripheral equipm ent used w hen the mac hine is con nected as a com puter printer ● ● ● ● Print controller ( AR-P16) This is re quired to add prin ting or network scanni ng capabi lity to a mach ine not equipp ed for printing a s sta ndard. This board a lso fu nction[...]

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    PART NAMES AND FUN CTIONS 1-8 Operati on pa nel Touch panel The mac hine st atus, mess ages and to uch key s are display ed on the pa nel. The disp lay will cha nge to show the stat us of p rinting , copyi ng or network scanni ng accor ding to whic h mode i s selected. For details see th e next page. Mode sele ct key s and indic ators Use to c hang[...]

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    PART NAMES AND FUN CTIONS 1-9 1 Touc h pa nel Using the touch pane l [Examp le 1] Items on the touch pa nel are easi ly sele ctab le by touch ing t he key asso ci- ated with th e item with a finger. S electio n of an item w ill be accomp anied with a beep tone t o confi rm the item was selec ted. Al so, the ke y area fo r the item will be highli gh[...]

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    PART NAMES AND FUN CTIONS 1-10 Job status screen (c ommon to print, co py and network s can) This sc reen is di splayed when the [JOB ST ATUS] key on the operation panel is pressed. A job li st sho wing th e curre nt job at the top of th e job q ueue or a l ist sho wing co mplete d jobs can b e disp laye d. The con tents of j obs can b e view ed or[...]

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    1-11 1 AUDITING MODE When t he ac count counter functio n is turned on, a count i s kept of th e numb er of c opy sh eets used by eac h accou nt (maxim um of 200 acco unts). T he count s can be displ ayed and totaled as ne eded. "A key oper ator progr am can be used to enable th e auditing mod e individ ually for the copy, netw ork scanner or [...]

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    AUDITING MODE 1-12 1 Enter your account number (5 digit s) with the numeric keys. As you ent er you r account num ber, the hyphens ( ) change to asterisks ( ). If you enter an i ncorrect digit, press t he key and re- enter the correc t digit. When a c orrect acco unt number is entered, the foll owin g messa ge wi ll appear. This does not appear if [...]

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    2-1 CHAPTER 2 MANAGING THE MACH INE This ch apter explai ns how to load pap er, repla ce the tone r cartridg e, and remo ve pap er misfe eds. It also co ntains in forma tion ab out su pplies. Page LOADING PAPE R ........... ................ ................. ................. ........... ................. .2-2 ● Loading paper in p aper tray 1 ...[...]

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    2-2 LOADING PAPER The me ssage " ADD PAP ER" or "OPE N TRAY AND ADD PAPER" will ap pear whe n pape r runs o ut dur ing ope ratio n. Follow the procedu re below to load paper. Loadi ng pa per in pa per tray 1 1 Pull out pa per tra y 1. Gently pull the tra y out until it s tops . 2 Load paper int o the tra y. Load a stack of pape [...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-3 2 4 Load paper i nto the t ray. 5 Gently push tray 1 into the machine . Push the tray firmly all the way in to the mach ine. 6 Set the paper type of the paper that was loaded in t he 1st tr ay. If you loaded a differ ent type of pa per fro m the previous paper, be sure to set the ne w paper type as exp lained i n "Setti ng th[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-4 Loadi ng pape r in the bypas s tray The by pass tray can b e used to f eed the same paper sp ecified for paper tray 1 or for spec ial pape rs. F or paper types that can b e used in the byp ass tra y, see the specifi cations for the by pass tra y in the pa per tray specif ications (page 2-9). Up to 25 0 sheets o f SHARP standard pa[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-5 2 NOTES ● Be sure to load 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" pa per, A 5 paper, and po stcard s as sho wn in th e diag ram belo w. Post ca rd s. 5-1/2" x 8- 1/2" pap er, A5 pa per. ● When load ing plain pa per other tha n paper recomm ended for color, S HARP st andard paper, specia l media oth er tha n postcards , SHARP- reco[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-6 ■ ■ ■ ■ Setting envelopes or po stcards When set ting en velop es or po stcard s in th e bypass tray, s et them in the or ientat ion sh own below. Printing onto envelope s or postcards ● Attemp ting to pr int ont o both sid es of e nvelopes or pos tcards may res ult in misfeeds or poor prints . ● Do not use pre-prin te[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-7 2 1 Unlatch t he duplex bypass/ inverter unit and slide it to the le ft. Unlatch the unit and gently move it a way from the machi ne. If the mach ine is not eq uipped with a dupl ex bypass / inve rter unit, ope n the side cove r similar ly. 2 Lower the two fusi ng unit pressure adjusting l evers marked A and B in the illustrat ion[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-8 Loadi ng pape r in the dupl ex mod ule/2 x 500 sheet pape r drawer Upper tray: The upp er tray c ontains a duplex m odule t hat auto maticall y turns pr int paper over f or automa tic two-s ided print ing. Middle and lower pap er trays: The mi ddle and l ower tra ys are pap er trays. Up to 500 sheets of p aper recomm ended fo r co[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-9 2 Specifi catio ns of pa per trays The s pecific ations fo r the t ypes and size s of paper that can be loa ded in the pap er trays a re shown below. Paper tray type Tray No. (tra y name) Appli cable pap er types Applica ble paper sizes Remarks A Paper tray 1 Tray 1 Paper recomme nded fo r colo r 11"x1 7", 8-1/2"x 1[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-10 ■ ■ ■ ■ More information on plain paper The follow ing restr iction s apply to pla in paper. Be sure to load the paper correctly . Incorrect loading may result in skew ed feedi ng or mi sfeeds . ■ ■ ■ ■ More information on spec ial media that ca n be used The foll owing re strict ions apply to s pecia l media . Th[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-11 2 Setting the paper type (except the bypass tray) Foll ow these s teps to ch ange the p aper type sett ing when the paper type ha s bee n change d in a paper tray. For t he paper t ypes that can be used in each tray , see page 2-9. To ch ange the pape r type setting for the bypa ss tr ay, s ee pag e 2-12 . 1 Press the [CUSTOM SET[...]

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    LOADING PAPER 2-12 Setting the paper type and pa per size in the bypass tray Follow the steps below to set the type an d size o f the pa per load ed in the b ypass tr ay. 1 Touch the [PAPER SELECT] key. (When copy mo de is se lecte d) Touch the [PAP ER SELECT] key in th e main sc reen o f the copy mode. (When printer mode is sele cted) Touch the [P[...]

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    2-13 2 CUSTOM SETTINGS The it ems th at can be s et with the cust om set tings are show n below . ● Total count .............. ............. ........ The numb er of pag es proces sed by t he machi ne and opti onal e quipment can be display ed. (Se e page 2-14.) ● Display contr ast ............ ............... Use d to a djust th e contrast of t[...]

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    CUSTOM SETTINGS 2-14 3 Touch the year, month, day, hour or minute key, and then use the or key to adjust the setti ng. If you selec t a no n-exis tent da te (for example, Feb. 30), t he [OK ] key w ill g ray out to pr even t ent ry of the da te. 4 Touch the [OK] key. 5 To finish t he setting operati on, touch the [EXIT] key. About the settings ■ [...]

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    2-15 2 REPLACING THE TONER CARTRI DGES When ton er runs l ow, "[ ] TONER SUPP LY IS LOW " appears in the displ ay. Check the messag e to see wh ich color of toner needs re placemen t, and th en promp tly ob tain a re placemen t toner c artridg e. Foll ow these steps to repl ace the to ner car tridge that i s out of toner. 1 Open the front[...]

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    REPLACING THE TONER CARTRIDGES 2-16 5 Remove the protective ma terial from the new toner cartridge. 6 Insert the new toner cartr idge. Align the ins ert holes as shown and then push t he cart ridge in. 7 Push the cartr idge in unt il it locks securely in place. 8 Return the cartri dge lock lever. 9 Close the f ront cover. After th e toner ca rtridg[...]

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    2-17 2 STORAGE OF SUPPLIES Standar d su pplies fo r this product that ca n replaced by th e user i nclude p aper, ton er car tridges , and stap le ca rtridge s for the finisher . ■ ■ ■ ■ Proper storage 1. Stor e the s uppli es in a loc ation that is: ● clean and dry, ● at a stabl e tempera ture, ● not expos ed to dir ect sunl ight. 2.[...]

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    2-18 MISFEED REMOVAL When a misfeed has occurred during printing, the message "MISFEED HAS OCCURRE D." will appear in the touc h panel di spla y of th e operati on pane l and p rinting output w ill stop .The appr oximat e loca tions of possi ble mis feeds are indica ted by " " in the ill ustrati on below . The page numb ers for [...]

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    MIS FEED RE MOVAL 2-19 2 Misfeed in the paper feed area Misfeed in the 500 sheet paper draw er 1 Open the upper side cover. Gras p the fi nger ho ld and gent ly op en the cover. 2 Remove the misfed paper. Be carefu l not t o tear the misfed p aper dur ing removal. 3 If misfed paper is not found i n step 2, pull out paper tray 1 and remove the misfe[...]

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    MISF EED REMO VAL 2-20 Misfeed in the transport area, fusing area, and exit area Transport area 1 Open the upper side cover and check for a misfeed. Grasp the fin ger ho ld and gently open the cove r. Be careful not to tear the misfed pap er during removal. 2 Gently close the upper side cover. Exit area 1 Misfeed in t he exit ar ea M o d e l s w i [...]

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    MIS FEED RE MOVAL 2-21 2 Misfeed in the stand/1 x 5 00 sheet paper drawer 1 Open the upper and lower side covers. Grasp the finge r holds and gent ly op en the covers . 2 Remove the misfed paper. Be carefu l not t o tear the misfed p aper dur ing removal. 3 If misfed paper is not found in step 2, pull out paper tray 1 and re move the misfed paper. [...]

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    MISF EED REMO VAL 2-22 Misfeed in the d uplex bypass/inverter unit an d duplex module/2 x 500 sheet paper drawer 1 Perform steps 1 and 2 of "Misfeed in the stand/1 x 500 sheet paper dr awer" on the previous page. 2 Open the upper cover of the duplex bypass/inverter unit. 3 Remove the misfeed from t he upper part of the duplex bypass/inver[...]

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    MIS FEED RE MOVAL 2-23 2 10 Remove the misfed paper fro m the duplex module. Be carefu l not t o tear the misfed p aper dur ing removal. 11 Gently close the duplex module. Push the tray firmly all the way in to the mach ine. 12 Gently close th e duplex bypass /invert er unit. ■ ■ ■ ■ Misfeed in the upper or lo wer tray To remove mi sfed pap[...]

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    2-24 TROUBLESHOOTING Proble ms re lated to gen eral fu nction s of t he ma chine are d escrib ed in this secti on. F or pr oblems related spe cifical ly to copying, s ee page 7-4. F or proble ms related to netwo rk scan ner functi ons, see the ope ration man ual for that function . For prob lems related t o the s addle sti tch finis her re fer to p[...]

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    TROUBLESHOOTING 2-25 2 The displayed pap er size differs from the loaded paper si ze. The di splay o f the tr ay's pa per si ze slid e differs fr om the pap er size i n the tray . When y ou chang e the p aper si ze in th e tra y, be sure to adju st th e paper size slide on the tray to the new p aper si ze. (page 2-2) When pr intin g on a speci[...]

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    00-08.book 26 ページ 2002年1 1月8日 金 曜日 午前 9時39分[...]

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    3-1 CHAPTER 3 PERIPHERAL DEVICES This cha pter expl ains proc edures for using th e Saddle Stitch Finisher (AR-F13) a nd Large C apaci ty Tra y (AR-LC5). Page SADDLE STITCH FINISHER .......... ................. ................. ................. ............3-2 ● Part names .............. ................ ................. ........... ..........[...]

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    3-2 SADDLE STITCH FINISHER The sa ddle stitch fini sher ca n auto matic all y place t wo sta ples f or cen terli ne bi nding of prin ts or copies and fol d them along the cente rline. An o ptional hole pun ching unit is availabl e for in stalla tion into the fin isher. Part name s Specifications NOTES ● Do not pre ss on the saddle sti tch finis h[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISHER 3-3 3 Speci fication s are su bject to c hange for improvem ent with out noti ce. Supplies AR-SC2 staple car tridges mu st be use d for this finisher . The cartr idge pac kage cont ains th ree cartri dges of app roxima tely 5000 s taples each . Page w eight Upper tray: 17 to 80 lbs. o r 64 to 300 g/ m 2 for face up out put 17[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISH ER 3-4 Saddle stitch finisher functions ■ ■ ■ ■ Sort mode Sorted s ets will be deliv ered. ■ ■ ■ ■ Group mode Groups of co pies of th e same page wil l be delivered . ■ ■ ■ ■ Offset mode Sets wi ll move from side to s ide so that eac h set or group wi ll be offset from the previo us set or gr oup for eas[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISHER 3-5 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ Saddle stitch function The s addle stit ch fini sher c an au tomatic ally place two staple s for cent erli ne binding of prints or copies and fold them al ong the centerl ine. ■ ■ ■ ■ Hole punching (only if a punch module is installed) If the sad dle s titch finisher is equ ipped w ith a h ole pu[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISH ER 3-6 Using the sa ddle stitc h finisher Touch the [Output] key on the main screen of copy mode to dis play the sc reen that al lows se lection of sort, stapl e sort, cen terline s tapli ng, group function , and the output tray. [GROUP] ke y (See pag e 3-4.) When Gr oup is se lecte d, all copi es of th e same origina l will b [...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISHER 3-7 3 Staple cartridge replac ement and staple jam removal When the stapl e cartrid ge bec omes e mpty or st aples b ecome jamme d, a messa ge wil l appear in the m essage display of the o peration panel. Foll ow the proc edure be low to replace the st aple cartr idge o r remove j ammed staples. ■ ■ ■ ■ Staple cartrid[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISH ER 3-8 ■ ■ ■ ■ Staple jam removal 1 Unlatch the saddle sti tch finisher and slide it away from the main unit. 2 Open the front cover. 3 Turn roller rotating knob C a s shown in the illustrat ion until the blue i ndication is seen. 4 Remove the paper from the stap ler compiler. 5 If saddle stitching was se lected, open t[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISHER 3-9 3 11 Raise the lever at th e end of the staple box. Remove th e top st aple if it is bent. If be nt stapl es remain , a st aple jam will occur again. 12 Return the lever to it s original posit ion. 13 Reinstall the staple bo x. Push the s taple bo x in until it clic ks into place. 14 Push the stapler section back int o th[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISH ER 3-10 Misfeed in the saddle stitch finisher When a m isfeed oc curs in t he sad dle stitc h finis her, remov e the mi sfed pape r followi ng the pr ocedure below. 1 Unlatch the saddle sti tch finisher and slide it away from the main unit. 2 Remove the misfed paper from the main unit. After removi ng the misfed pap er, open an[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISHER 3-11 3 10 Remove the misfed paper. Be carefu l not t o tear the misfed p aper dur ing removal. 11 Turn roller rotating knob in the direction of the arrow. 12 Remove any misfed pa per from the sa ddle stitch tr ay. Be carefu l not t o tear the misfed p aper dur ing removal. 13 Close the saddl e stitch section cover . 14 Close [...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISH ER 3-12 Troubleshooting saddle stitch finisher problems Check th e list be low bef ore cal ling for se rvice. * Wh en a hole p unch m odule is inst alled Problem Check Solutio n or cau se Stapling positi on is not co rrect (includi ng saddle stitc h). Stapling posit ion not set prop erly ? Check th e staplin g posi tion s ettin[...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISHER 3-13 3 Stapling position quick reference guide for duplex output The or ientation of the copy paper, orig inal, s canned or igina l data, and bin ding po sition se lecti on are all interre lated. The tab le below s hows these relation ships. Orientation of original or original data Output result Pa ge 1 Pa ge 2 Pa ge 1 & [...]

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    SADDLE STITCH FINISH ER 3-14 Relation between print image an d saddle sti tch The orien tation of the copy pape r, origi nal, scan ned or iginal data , and bin ding posi tion se lection ar e all interr elate d. The tab le below s hows t hese relati onships . Same as above Orientation of original or original data Output result Pag e 1 Pag e 3 Pag e [...]

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    3-15 3 LARGE CAPACITY TRAY The larg e capac ity tray provi des the ad ded conven ience of having 3,00 0 additi onal sheet s of 8-1/ 2" x 11" (A 4) paper avail able. Part name Specifi catio ns Speci fication s are su bject to c hange for improvem ent with out noti ce. Pape r size 8-1/2" x 11 " (A 4) Page wei ght 17 to 28 lbs. (6 [...]

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    LARGE CAPACITY TRAY 3-16 Loa ding pa per The la rge capa city tray will auto maticall y low er when the tray runs out of paper. 1 Press the paper tray control butto n on the large capacit y tray. The button la mp will blink whil e the feed table is low ering an d will go out when the t ray is ready to be opened. 2 When the button lamp goes out, pul[...]

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    LARGE CAPACITY TRAY 3-17 3 Misfeed removal When a misfee d occurs in the large c apacity tray, re move the misfed pa per, fo llowing t he proce dure bel ow. 1 While holdi ng the tray rel ease lever, carefull y slide the large ca pacity tray away from the main unit until it stops. 2 Remove any misfed paper from the main unit and the large capaci ty [...]

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    4-1 CHAPTER 4 BEFORE MAKING CO PIES This chapt er prov ides basi c inform ation n ecessary for usin g the copier functions o f the machine. Plea se read this c hapter b efore mak ing copie s. Page PART NAMES AN D FUNCTIO NS (The Reve rsing Au tomatic Do cument F eeder) ....4-2 ● Exterior ................. ........... ................. ...........[...]

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    4-2 PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS (The Reversing Automatic Document Feeder) Exterior [ ]Origin al remin der (page 4-6) Indica tes an o riginal is stil l on the document g lass. Documen t feeding area co ver (pag e 7-2) Open to rem ove mi sfed orig inals in th is ar ea. Origin al guide s (page 4 -6) Adjus t to the size of t he origi nals. Documen t feede[...]

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    PART NAMES AND FUNCTI ONS (The Rever sing Automatic Document Feeder) 4-3 4 Operation Pane l Touch panel (Details are on the next page 4-4) Messa ges and touc h keys are displaye d here. Select ions ar e made by to uching th e displaye d keys. Sele ctions mad e with the keys a re confirm ed by a "beep" * that is so unded when a key is t ou[...]

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    PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS (The Reversing Automatic Document Feeder) 4-4 Touch Pan el (main screen of cop y mode) The mai n scree n of copy mode s hows m essages and key s necessa ry fo r copy ing and s ettings tha t can be selec ted. Touch a key to make a s electio n. The ma in s creen of the copy mode will be d isplay ed when the [COP Y] ke y is pr[...]

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    4-5 4 REVERSING AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER Original s set in th e optio nal reve rsing a utomati c docume nt feede r will be automati cally fed a nd cop ied se quentiall y. The opti onal rev ersing automa tic docu ment fee der will handle 5 -1/2" x 8-1/2" to 11" x 17" origi nals. Two-side d origin als c an be cop ied au tomatical[...]

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    4-6 SETTING ORIGINALS ■ ■ ■ ■ When using the reversing autom atic document feeder 1 Open the document cover, make sure that an original has not been le ft on the document glass, and then gentl y close the document cover. If an original is lef t on th e docum ent gl ass, t he origi nal re minder indic ator ( ) wi ll blink. Remo ve the origi [...]

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    SETTING ORIGINALS 4-7 4 ■ ■ ■ ■ Standard original s etting orientation Place orig inals in the docume nt feeder tray or on the doc ument glass so that the top and b ottom of the origi nal is pos itioned as shown i n the illustr ation. If not, stapl es will be inco rrec tly positione d and s ome special feat ures may n ot gi ve the expe cted[...]

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    5-1 CHAPTER 5 BASIC PROCEDURE FOR MAKING COPIES This ch apter expl ains the proce dures for using basic copy func tions, includi ng makin g normal copies and enl arging/re ducin g copies. Page NORMAL COPYING .......... ................ ................. ................. ................. .........5-2 ● Copying f rom the rev ersing autom atic doc[...]

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    5-2 NORMAL COPYING This se ction d escrib es the normal c opying procedu re. Copyin g from the rev ersin g automati c docume nt feeder ■ ■ ■ ■ 1-sided copies of 1-sided originals 1 Place the originals in the document feede r tray. ( page 4-6) 2 Ensure that t he 1-sided to 1-s ided copy mode is select ed. The one -sided to one- sided m ode i[...]

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    NORMAL COPYING 5-3 5 7 Select the de sired output mode (see page 5-5). The sort m ode i s th e defa ult mode . To selec t the group mode, to uch th e [OUTPUT] key, th en touch t he [GR OUP] key on th e ou tput sett ing screen, a nd then to uch the [O K] key on t he setti ng screen . 8 Use the numeric keys t o set the desired number of copies. Up to[...]

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    NORMAL COPYING 5-4 Copy mode output restrict ions : Copying possibl e using s elected setti ngs : Copyin g not po ssible * 12" x 18" ( A3W)- size pa per c annot b e use d for au toma tic t wo-si ded co pying . 12" x 18" ( A3W) onl y in dicat es the paper size . Specifications for memo ry capacity and maximum number of originals [...]

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    NORMAL COPYING 5-5 5 Copy output (sort and group ) Example : Maki ng five s ets or f ive cop ies each of thr ee original s ● Sorting copi es int o sets ● Grouping c opies b y page About the offset function This func tion offsets each set of copi es from the prev ious s et in th e out put t ray , maki ng it eas y to separ ate sets o f copies . ([...]

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    NORMAL COPYING 5-6 Automatic two-side d copying fr om the reversing automatic document feeder When a d uplex module/2 x 5 00 sheet paper drawer and a duplex bypass /inve rter un it are i nstalle d, the following automat ic two-si ded c opy func tions are pos sible. The cop y pap er is t urned ov er autom atica lly, al lowing easy tw o- sided c opyi[...]

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    NORMAL COPYING 5-7 5 Copying from the document glass When copy ing origi nals w hich cann ot be fed from the r evers ing autom atic docu ment f eeder such as thick o riginals, open the do cumen t cov er and co py the or igina ls from the docum ent gla ss. ■ ■ ■ ■ 1-sided copies of 1-sided originals 1 Set an origi nal on the document glass. [...]

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    NORMAL COPYING 5-8 4 Select the desi red output mode. (See page 5-5.) When a docum ent is dete cted o n the docum ent gl ass, t he grou p mode will be autom ati call y selec ted. To select so rt copy, touch the [OUTPUT] key, the n touch the [SORT ] key on the dis playe d screen , and then touch the [OK] ke y. 5 Use the numeric keys t o set the desi[...]

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    NORMAL COPYING 5-9 5 Automatic two-side d copying from the d ocument glass When a d uplex module/2 x 5 00 sheet paper drawer and a duplex bypass /inve rter un it are i nstalle d, the following automat ic two-side d copy func tion is p ossible. T he copy pa per is turn ed over auto matic ally, al lowing eas y two-si ded copying . 1 Place an ori gina[...]

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    5-10 EXPOSURE ADJUSTMENTS Exposur e se lections for thi s cop ier sh ould be s elect ed accor ding to t he type of or iginals being copied: TEXT/PRT D. PHOTO, TEX T/PHOTO , TEXT, P HOTO, PRINT ED PHOTO or MAP. If the origi nal image ty pe is T EXT/PRTD. PHOTO, TEX T or TEXT/ PHOTO, the ex posure ca n be adjusted au tomatic ally or manua lly. If the[...]

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    EXPOSURE ADJUSTMENTS 5-11 5 3 If a sett ing other than "AUTO" has been selected i n step 2, manually adjust the copy exposure. Touch t he key to make da rker cop ies. Touch t he key to make l ighter copi es. 4 Use the numeric keys t o set the desired number of copies. 5 Press the [COLOR COPY START ( ) ] or [BLACK COPY START ( )] key. NOTE[...]

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    5-12 REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT/ZOOM Reduct ion and en large ment rati os ca n be sele cted e ither automat ically or manua lly as descri bed in this se ction. Automatic selection (auto image) The reduction or enl argement ratio will be selected automatically based on the original size and the selected paper size. 1 Place the origi nal in the document f[...]

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    REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT/ZOOM 5-13 5 Manual sele ction Manual s elect ions can be made i n the rang e of 25% to 400%. There are four prese t reduction r atios (25 %, 50%, 64% a nd 77%) and four prese t enlarge ment rati os (121%, 129%, 200% and 400%) availa ble for the i nch system . There are six pre set reductio n ratios (25%, 50%, 64%, 70%, 81% and[...]

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    REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT/ZOOM 5-14 6 Ensure th at the desired pape r size has been automaticall y selected based on the selected copy rat io or select another si ze as needed. Auto pap er select displa y 7 Use the numeric keys t o set the desired number of copies. Up to 999 can be set. If you are only ma king a single c opy, the c opy can be made wit [...]

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    REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT/ZOOM 5-15 5 XY ZOOM The XY ZOOM feat ure allo ws the horizon tal and v ertical copy r atios to b e changed indepe ndentl y. If this fea ture is se lected, th e copy r atios can b e set fro m 25% or 45 % to 400%. Example : Sele cting 100 % for the l ength and 5 0% for t he width 1 Place the origi nal in the document feede r tra[...]

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    REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT/ZOOM 5-16 7 Use the reduct ion, enlargement , and ZOOM ([ ], [ ]) keys to change the copy ratio in the ver tical ( Y) directi on. A fixed r atio key wi ll not becom e highl ighted when touche d. The z oom ke ys can b e used to chang e the rati o from 45% to 4 00% in increme nts of 1% . Touch the [ ] k ey to increas e the rati [...]

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    5-17 5 SPECIAL PAPERS Special papers incl uding tra nsparen cy film , postc ards a nd envelo pes mu st be fed throug h the by pass tr ay. 1 Place the origi nal in the document feede r tray (when a r eversing automati c document feeder is installed) or on the document glass. (page 4-6) 2 Load the special paper in the bypass tray. See page s 2-6 an d[...]

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    6-1 CHAPTER 6 CONVENIENT COPY FUNCTIONS This ch apter exp lains spe cial-p urpose fu nctions, stori ng of copy settin gs, and othe r conven ient func tions. P lease sel ect and re ad section s of thi s chapte r as nee ded. Page SPECIAL MODES.............. ................ ................. ................. ........... ...............6-2 ● Common[...]

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    6-2 SPECIAL MODES When the [S PECIA L MODES] key on the m ain scr een of the c opy mode i s touched , the spe cial mod es screen containi ng eig ht specia l functi on touch k eys wil l appear . These func tions ar e sh own below. [MARGIN S HIFT] key (page 6-4) Use thi s to s hift the image on the copy to create bind ing ma rgi ns. [ERASE] key (pag [...]

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    SPECI AL MODES 6-3 6 Common operation procedure for using the special functions 1 Touch the [SPECIAL MODES] key. 2 Touch the key for the desired s pecial mode. Examp le: To set the mar gin shi ft functio n If you touc h the m enu keys for col or adjustme nt or image edi ting, yo u will go to the m enu scre en for select ion of the corres pondi ng f[...]

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    SPEC IAL MODE S 6-4 Margin shift The margin sh ift function wil l automa tically shift the text or image on the copy pape r approximat ely 1/2" (10 mm) in its init ial setti ng. 1 Touch the [MARGIN SHIFT] key on the SPECIAL MODES screen. The margin s hift setting screen w ill appea r. The ma rgin s hift icon ( ) will also appear in the uppe r [...]

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    SPECI AL MODES 6-5 6 Erase The erase fu nctio n is used to erase the s hadow line s on co pies prod uced when c opying thi ck ori ginals or books. T he erase m odes t hat can be sele cted a re shown below . The er ase width is a pproxim ately 1/2 " (10 mm ) in it ’ s in itial setting. EDGE ERA SE Elimin ates shad ow lines ar ound the edges o[...]

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    SPEC IAL MODE S 6-6 Dual page copy The dual page copy function produce s sep arate cop ies of two d ocume nts placed s ide by s ide on t he docume nt glass. It is esp ecially u seful when copy ing bo oks and other b ound docu ments . [Exampl e] Copying right an d left p ages of a b ook 1 Touch the [DUAL PAGE COPY] key on the SPECIAL MODES screen. T[...]

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    SPECI AL MODES 6-7 6 Centering When the ori ginal and co py paper are of different si zes, CENT ERING is used to shift the image to the ce nter of the copy pap er but onl y in the left to right directi on. 1 Touch the [CENTERING] key on the SPECIAL MODES screen. The [CENTERING] key is hig hlighted t o indi cate that t he functio n is turned on, and[...]

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    SPEC IAL MODE S 6-8 Transparency film with insert sheets When cop ying onto transpa rency f ilm, blan k inser t sheets can b e placed between transparen t shee ts. Example : Inserti ng inser t sheets between transpa rencie s ● Insert sheets cannot b e copied on in a ny mode. ● This mod e can b e sele cted o nly in the 1-side d to 1- sided a nd [...]

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    SPECI AL MODES 6-9 6 Covers The COVERS mode is used to place co vers on th e front, back, or both the front and back of mult ipage do cumen ts. To use t he COVER S mode , an opti onal re versin g autom atic d ocument fe eder must be in stall ed. ■ ■ ■ ■ Copying on to a cover ■ ■ ■ ■ Not copying onto a cov er One-sided originals Back[...]

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    SPEC IAL MODE S 6-10 1 Touch the [COVERS] key on the SPECIAL MODES screen. The CO VERS se tti ng screen w ill appea r. The cove rs icon ( , etc. ) will also appear i n the uppe r left of th e screen to indicate th at the functi on is turned on. 2 Select cover placement. Select [FRO NT], [BACK ] or [FRONT+ BACK] on the touch panel. 3 Indicate whethe[...]

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    6-11 6 COLOR ADJUSTMENTS MENU The [COLOR ADJ USTME NTS] menu in [S PECIAL MODES ] enable s the followi ng paramete rs to be adjusted to modify th e charac terist ics o f a co lor copy. Setting s adjusted with th e colo r adjustme nts men u do no t affect bl ack a nd whit e copyin g. RGB ADJUS T (next p age 6-12) Stren gthens or weaken s one of th r[...]

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    COLOR ADJUSTMENTS MENU 6-12 RGB adjust Strength ens or we akens on e of three primar y colors , red (R) , green (G ), or b lue (B). 1 Touch the [RGB ADJUST] key on the COLOR ADJUSTMENTS m enu screen. The COLO R ADJUS TMENTS s e tti ng screen w ill appea r. 2 Select a color from R (RED), G (GREEN), and B (BLUE). Only o ne prima ry col or can b e adj[...]

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    COLOR ADJUSTMENTS MENU 6-13 6 Sharpn ess Sharpen s or softens i mage o utline s. 1 Touch the [SHARPNESS] key on t he COLOR ADJUSTMENTS m enu screen. The SHARP NESS setti ng screen will appe ar. The color adj ustme nts ico n ( ) will a lso a ppear i n the upper le ft of the scree n to indi cate tha t the functio n is tur ned on. 2 Touch the [SOFT] k[...]

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    COLOR ADJUSTMENTS MENU 6-14 Color ba lanc e This func tion is u sed to adj ust the c olor, ton e, and d ensity o f colo r copie s. 1 Touch the [COLOR BALANCE] key on the COLOR ADJUSTMENTS m enu screen. The COLO R BALANCE setti ng screen will appear . 2 Use the keys indi cated in the ill ustration below to a djust the color bal ance settings. The Co[...]

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    COLOR ADJUSTMENTS MENU 6-15 6 Brightness This copi er allo ws the lev el of brightne ss of im ages to be adjus ted. 1 Touch the [BRIGHTNESS] k ey on the COLOR ADJUSTMENTS m enu screen. The BRIGHTNESS setti ng screen will appear . 2 Adjust the brightn ess. Use the [-] and [+] ke ys to adjust the le vel of the BRIGHT NESS. When the k ey is to uched, [...]

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    6-16 IMAGE EDIT MENU To use t he followi ng co nvenient copy functions , touch th e [IMAG E EDIT ] key in [SPEC IAL MO DES]. SINGLE COLOR (page 6-17) Produ ces c opies wi th a sele cted s ingl e colo r. MIRROR IMAGE (page 6-17) A mir ror image of the o riginal is printed . PHOTO REPEA T (page 6- 18) Produ ces repeated imag es of a photo on a singl [...]

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    IMAGE EDIT MENU 6-17 6 Singl e color Produc es copie s with a selec ted singl e colo r. 1 Touch the [SINGLE COLOR] key on the IMAGE EDIT screen. The SING LE COLOR setti ng screen will appear . 2 Select the desired col or. When one of the keys is touch ed, the singl e color icon ( ) will ap pear at th e upper left of th e scree n to indic ate that t[...]

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    IMAGE ED IT MENU 6-18 Photo Re peat PHOTO RE PEAT i s used t o produc e repeate d images of a pho to on a si ngle she et of co py paper . ● Up to 24 repeats can be made on a singl e copy sheet . The numbe r of copies on a single sheet dep ends on the origi nal size an d cop y paper si ze. ● Reducti on or enl argement cannot be selected with thi[...]

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    IMAGE EDIT MENU 6-19 6 1 Touch the [PHOTO REPEAT] key on the IMAGE EDIT menu screen . The PHOTO REPEAT setti ng screen will appear . 2 Touch the key for the desired combi nation of original typ e and paper size. When any one of the key s is touched, the phot o repeat icon ( , etc.) will appear at the upper left of the screen to indic ate that the f[...]

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    IMAGE ED IT MENU 6-20 1 Touch the [MULTI SHOT] key on the IMAGE EDIT menu screen . The M ULTI SHO T setti ng screen will appear . The mul ti shot icon ( , etc. ) will also appear i n the uppe r left of th e screen to indicate th at the functi on is turned on. 2 Select the number of or iginals to be copied onto one sheet of copy paper on the multi s[...]

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    IMAGE EDIT MENU 6-21 6 11" x 17" (A3) Full-bleed In other c opy mod es, im age lo ss will occur along the copy edges. W hen the 11" x 17 " (A3) FULL-BLE ED func tion is used, the full imag e of an 1 1" x 17" (A3 ) size or igina l will be copied o nto 12" x 18" (A3 W) size c opy paper. Reduct ion or enl argeme[...]

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    IMAGE ED IT MENU 6-22 Multi-page enlargement This fun ction is use d to enla rge an orig inal ima ge to a size larger th an 11" x 17" (A3) an d print div ided imag es onto multiple sheet s of c opy paper . Overlap of sections of image ● There will be a margin a round the edges of ea ch copy. ● The origin al im age will b e divide d an[...]

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    IMAGE EDIT MENU 6-23 6 4 Check the placement orie ntation and the number of copies Exampl e: Enlar gement size = 22" x 17 " (A2), origin al si ze = 8- 1/2" x 11 " (A 4) A suitab le orient ation for pl acement of th e origina l and the number of she ets of p aper required for the enlarg ed image ar e displ ayed based on th e sele[...]

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    IMAGE ED IT MENU 6-24 Extra si ze The EX TRA SIZ E func tion p rovides a metho d for en tering t he dim ensions of n on-stand ard size copy p aper and no n- standa rd size originals for the purpo se of auto matic enlargem ent or reducti on of the i mage (page 5-12) for a best fit onto the c opy paper . 1 Place the origi nal in the document feede r [...]

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    IMAGE EDIT MENU 6-25 6 Pamphlet copy The pamph let copy f unction is used to arr ange cop ies in prop er order for even tual c enter-sta pling an d folding into a bookl et. Two origina l pa ges are copied o nto e ach sid e of copy p aper. F our pa ges are, the refore, copied onto one sheet. This fu nction i s conve nient fo r arrangi ng copie s int[...]

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    6-26 JOB PROGRAM MEMORY Freque ntly used job prog rams ca n be sto red in eac h of ten sto rage reg isters . This i s conven ient for qu ick job reca ll without losing time ma nuall y repr ogrammin g eac h aspect of a jo b. Job program s can be reca lled with ease, and the programs are retaine d even when the powe r is turned off. By programmi ng f[...]

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    JOB PROGRAM MEMORY 6-27 6 Recalling a jo b program 1 Press the [ #/P] key. 2 Touch the desired storage registe r number key to reca ll the job from memory. When a n umber key is touched , the selec tion scree n will be clos ed and t he stored job prog ram wil l be reca lled . A numb er for wh ich no job progra m has been store d cannot be selecte d[...]

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    6-28 INTERRUPTING A COPY RUN INTERRUPT c an be used to tem porarily stop a l ong co py run so th at anot her copy j ob can be run. It is not p ossible to interru pt an autom atic t wo-sided c opy job. 1 Touch the [INTERRUPT] key. If the [INTERRUPT] key does n ot app ear, interrup t copyin g is not possib le. When the [IN TERRUPT] key is touched i n[...]

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    7-1 CHAPTER 7 MACHINE MAINTENANCE (FOR COPYING) This c hapter exp lains pr ocedur es for removin g misfe eds in a re versi ng automat ic docume nt feeder, c leaning the machin e, and troubl eshootin g. Page REMOVING AN ORI GINAL MISFEED ..................... ................. ........... .........7-2 ● Remov ing a misfe d ori ginal from the rever[...]

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    7-2 REMOVING AN ORIGINAL MISFEED Removing a misfed or iginal from the rever sing automatic document feeder If an origina l misfeed oc curs in the reversin g automatic documen t feeder, foll ow the steps bel ow to remove the misfed origina l. Check l ocations A , B, an d C in the d iagram a t left to remov e the ori ginal. 1 Removing misfeeds from e[...]

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    7-3 7 USER MAINTENANCE The doc ument gla ss, do cument c over an d the tra nsport b elt of t he opti onal rev ersin g autom atic doc ument f eeder must be k ept clean to av oid dirty a reas fr om being c opied on to the c opies. Wipe the docume nt glass, document c over and the transpor t belt of the option al revers ing au tomatic d ocument fe ede[...]

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    7-4 TROUBLESHOOTING Whenever th e machin e stops or oper ation is not possible, check the operation panel di splay for m essages. In most cases, these messages w ill give suf ficient in formation to r eturn the ma chine to an o perating cond ition. In cases where this inform ation is not enough, check the list below for more infor mation. This sect[...]

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    TROUBLESHOOTING 7-5 7 Order o f copies incorrect Is the order of o riginals cor rect? W hen using the docu ment glas s, set th e original s from the first page one sheet at a time. When u sing the rever sing aut omatic documen t feeder, s et the ori ginals wi th the first page up. Color c opies are be ing ma de on sp ecial paper s uch as heavy pape[...]

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    8-1 CHAPTER 8 SPECIFICATIONS This cha pter provide s spec ificatio ns fo r the it ems i ndicated belo w. For the speci fica tions of the peri pheral d evices , see C hapter 3. F or the specifi catio ns of th e st and wi th paper drawer s, see the sect ion th at explain s how to load paper in th e stand with paper d rawers . For the specifi cations [...]

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    8-2 SPECIFICATIONS Copier and Main unit * The in dicat ed first -copy t ime assu mes th e followi ng con dition s: Upper tray at paper intake / horizontal f eeding of A4 size paper / no pre-scan / l eft output tray/ transfer belt: black copy po sit ion The firs t-copy time i s slowe r when ma king copies on trans parenc y film , heavy paper, o r ot[...]

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    SPECIFICATIO NS 8-3 8 Continuous copyi ng speed ( when th e offset fu nction is not u sed) * The c ontinuous copyin g speed wh en the fa stest copy ing cond itions ar e used. Output tray specifi cations Acousti c Noise Emis sion (m easurem ent ac cording to ISO0 7779) * Noise e missio n when p eripheral devices are in stalled Emissi on Concen trati[...]

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    SPECIFICATIO NS 8-4 Reve rsing au tomatic docum ent feed er (opti onal) Duplex bypass/i nverter unit (optional) Original feed system Automatic continu ous fee ding Original trans port system RADF: sh eet throu gh typ e (referen ce po sition: c enter) , docu ment glas s: re ference position is l eft rear Original setti ng direc tion Face up Original[...]

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    8-5 8 INDEX [#/P] key ....... ............. ............ .................... ............. 4-3 [ ] key ............... ............. ............. ................... ....... 4-3 1-sided c opies ................. ............. ................... 5-2, 5-7 ■ ■ ■ ■ A ACC.#-C .................... ............ ................... 1-11 to 1-12 [...]

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    INDEX 8-6 ■ ■ ■ ■ I Icon .................... ............. ............. ................... ....... 1-9 If the mach ine i s to be le ft unused fo r a long time .. 0- 3 Image edit menu ................... ............. ........... 6-2, 6-16 Image sen d ..................... ................... ............. ....... 1-8 Information ... ....[...]

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    INDEX 8-7 8 ■ ■ ■ ■ R RADF exit area .......... ............ ............. ............. ....... 4-2 RADF ex it area cov er ...... ............. ............. ...... 4- 2, 7-2 Read-end .................. ............ ............. .................... 5- 8 Recalling a job prog ram .. ............. ............. ........... 6 -27 Reduction /[...]

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    NOTICE BE SURE TO ASK YOUR AUTHORIZED SHARP DEALER ABOUT THE WAR- RANTY THAT YOUR SELLING DEALER EXTENDS TO YOU. In order t o assure you, the end-user, of warrant y protection, Sharp extend s a limited warranty to each of it s authorized dealers and, in turn, require s each of its authoriz ed dealers to e xtend its own warra nty to you on terms t h[...]

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    AR-C260/AR-C260M (for general information and copier operation) SHARP ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Sharp Plaza, Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-2135. SHARP CORPORATION PRINTED IN JAPAN 2002K KS1 TINSE2332FCZZ[...]