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COPIER> OPTION> FNC-SW
CARD-RNG
Card number setting (department number)
Lv.2 Details
To set the number of cards (departments) that can be used with the
Card Reader.
Use case
When setting the number of cards (departments)
Adj/set/operate method 1) Enter the setting value, and then press OK key.
2) Turn OFF/ON the main power switch.
Display/adj/set range
0 to 1000
Default value
1000
COMP-PRT
Img proc memory allocate at job conflict
Lv.2 Details
When making 2 or more composition prints (page number, number
of copies, stamp, date, booklet, watermark), memory for image
processing is allotted preferentially to print jobs.
Meanwhile, memory for image processing of scan/send and PDL
input becomes insufficient depending on the options and document
size, and these jobs might be unprocessed until composition prints
are finished.
If these jobs are interfered each other, image processing can be put
forward little by little by allotting memory equally to each job.
Use case
Upon user’s request
Adj/set/operate method 1) Enter the setting value, and then press OK key.
2) Turn OFF/ON the main power switch.
Display/adj/set range
0 to 1
0: Print priority, 1: Equal allocation
Default value
0
ARCDT-SW
ON/OFF of ARCDAT control
Lv.1 Details
To set ON/OFF of ARCDAT control.
When “1: OFF” is set, the result of ARCDAT control is not reflected to
LUT.
When the hue variation occurs in the case of failure value displayed
in COPIER> DISPLAY> HT-C, turn OFF the ARCDAT control once
and check the hue.
If hue variation is alleviated, analyze the cause of ARCDAT control
error (developer, Patch Sensor, etc.).
Use case
When hue variation occurs
Adj/set/operate method 1) Enter the setting value, and then press OK key.
2) Turn OFF/ON the main power switch.
Caution
Make sure to set “0: ON” again when ARCDAT control recovers.
Display/adj/set range
0 to 1
0: ON, 1: OFF
Default value
0
Related service mode
COPIER> DISPLAY> HT-C
COPIER> OPTION> FNC-SW
SJOB-CL
Set of scan job canceling by logout
Lv.1 Details
To set whether to cancel the scan job in operation by logout of the
user.
Use case
Upon user’s request
Adj/set/operate method 1) Enter the setting value, and then press OK key.
2) Turn OFF/ON the main power switch.
Caution
The job in scanning operation cannot be canceled.
Display/adj/set range
0 to 1
0: Disabled, 1: Enabled
Default value
0
Supplement/memo
Scan job: A job after the scanning operation is completed.
USB-RCNT
Auto connect set at USB device disconnct
Lv.2 Details
To set to enable/disable automatic connection when the USB device
is disconnected.
With the setting to disable automatic connection, USB device cannot
be used if disconnecting and then connecting the USB device. To
enable connection again, the power needs to be turned OFF/ON.
With the setting to enable automatic connection, connect again after
disconnecting, and then connecting the USB device again.
Use case
Upon user’s request
Adj/set/operate method 1) Enter the setting value, and then press OK key.
2) Turn OFF/ON the main power switch.
Caution
With the setting to enable automatic connection, disconnecting of 1
area makes automatic connection of all USB devices if there is USB
hub.
Display/adj/set range
0 to 1
0: No automatic connection, 1: Automatic connection
Default value
0
UNLMTBND
Over 400 binders print job support set
Lv.1 Details
To set whether to support print job that exceeds 400 binders.
With the setting to support, the machine makes print by sharing
binders according to job attribution.
Select “1: Not supported” if the user does not print job* with large
quantity of binders.
Adj/set/operate method 1) Enter the setting value, and then press OK key.
2) Turn OFF/ON the main power switch.
Display/adj/set range
0 to 1
0: Automatic setting (when the print server is not connected: no
support; When the print server is connected: supported)
1: Not supported
Default value
0
Supplement/memo
* : A job that requires finishing (such as stapling) in one job. Does not
apply in the case of executing finishing with multiple sets of output.
Summary of Contents for imageRUNNER ADVANCE 9070 PRO series
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Page 229: ...5 5 Service Mode Overview COPIER FEEDER SORTER BOARD Soft Counter List Test Print ...
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Page 777: ...6 6 Parts Replacement and Cleaning List of Parts ...
Page 788: ...6 6 12 List of Motor M27 M28 M26 M29 F 6 7 ...
Page 792: ...6 6 16 M38 M37 M3 M5 M4 M2 M1 Reverse Delivery Unit Process Unit Bk ITB Unit F 6 9 ...
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