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1.4 Touch Panel

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Chapter 1

Touch panel operation

To activate a function or to select a setting, lightly
touch the desired function or setting shown on the
touch panel.

CAUTION

Do not apply extreme pressure to the touch
panel, otherwise it may be scratched or dam-
aged.

➜

Never push down on the touch panel with force,
and never use a hard or pointed object to make a
selection in the touch panel.

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Page 1: ...www imagistics com cm3520 Enlarge Display Mode User s Guide...

Page 2: ...order to ensure that this machine is used correctly and efficiently carefully read this guide before using the machine After reading this guide store it in the designated holder so that it can easily...

Page 3: ...c mea surements can be specified using the same pro cedure 1 Before Making Copies 1 1 Explanation of Guide Conventions 1 2 1 2 Control Panel Parts and Their Functions 1 4 1 3 Adjusting the Angle of th...

Page 4: ...wer 2 11 To specify a non standard custom paper size for the multiple bypass tray 2 13 To store a non standard custom paper size for the multiple bypass tray 2 18 To specify a paper size setting for t...

Page 5: ...cifying Copy Settings 5 1 Selecting a Color Setting 5 2 To select the Color setting 5 2 5 2 Selecting Output Settings 5 4 To specify Output settings 5 5 5 3 Specifying a Zoom Setting 5 7 To specify a...

Page 6: ...lecting a Photo Density Setting 5 33 To select an Original Image Type setting 5 34 To select the Background Density Text Enhancement and Glossy Mode settings 5 37 5 8 Checking the Settings 5 40 To che...

Page 7: ...Confirmation to Cancel the Enlarge Display Mode 6 9 7 Managing Jobs 7 1 Overview of Jobs 7 2 Jobs 7 2 7 2 Displaying the Job List Screen 7 3 7 3 Deleting a Job 7 4 To delete a queued job 7 4 To delet...

Page 8: ...Before Making Copies Chapter 1 1 1Before Making Copies This chapter provides information that is important to know before mak ing copies TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 1 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 9: ...use of this machine Reminder Text highlighted in this manner indicates opera tion precautions Carefully read and observe this type of information Additional Information Text highlighted in this manne...

Page 10: ...1 Explanation of Guide Conventions 1 1 3 Before Making Copies Chapter 1 This indicates a key either on the touch panel or on the control panel TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 3 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 11: ...ge 2 12 of the User s Guide 12 11 10 9 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 5 No Part Name Description 1 Touch panel Displays various screens and messages Specify the various settings by directly touching the panel 2 Keypad...

Page 12: ...terrupt key lights up in green and the message Now in Interrupt mode appears on the touch panel To cancel Interrupt mode press the Interrupt key again 5 Reset key Press to reset all settings except pr...

Page 13: ...reen If the indicator on the Start key lights up in orange copying cannot begin Press to continue an interrupted job For details on jobs refer to Managing Jobs on page 7 1 9 Enlarge Display key Press...

Page 14: ...Parts and Their Functions 1 1 7 Before Making Copies Chapter 1 12 Mode Check key Press to display screens showing the specified settings No Part Name Description TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 7 Thursday Ju...

Page 15: ...For details refer to Adjusting the Angle of the Control Panel on page 2 23 of the User s Guide The control panel can be adjusted to any of three angles Adjust the control panel to the angle that al lo...

Page 16: ...ngle of the control panel Pull the control panel release lever toward you and then push down on the control panel To raise the angle of the control panel Pull the control panel release lever toward yo...

Page 17: ...Reference For details refer to Touch Panel on page 2 14 of the User s Guide When this machine is turned on the power switch is set to I the standard sized Basic screen ap pears in the touch panel Pre...

Page 18: ...Chapter 1 The enlarged Basic screen appears in the touch panel Additional Information Press the Enlarge Display key in the control panel to return the Basic screen to its standard size TSS2_Enlarge_E...

Page 19: ...he desired function or setting shown on the touch panel CAUTION Do not apply extreme pressure to the touch panel otherwise it may be scratched or dam aged Never push down on the touch panel with force...

Page 20: ...ars when there is a mes sage indicating that a print error oc curred Touch this key to display the message and then perform the neces sary steps This key appears when there is a mes sage indicating th...

Page 21: ...ppears if an error occurs dur ing image stabilizing or during print or scan operations Touch this key to display the status of the machine Inform the service repre sentative of the number that is dis...

Page 22: ...hapter 1 Paper type icons If paper other than plain paper is specified for the 1st drawer and the multiple bypass tray the icon in dicating the paper type appears in the Paper Size screen TSS2_Enlarge...

Page 23: ...Envelopes Thick paper 1 Thick paper 2 Thick paper 3 Second side of a double sided copy on plain paper Second side of a double sided copy on thick paper 1 Second side of a double sided copy on thick p...

Page 24: ...is indicated in the screen where the paper size is selected For details about the screen for selecting the paper size refer to Selecting a Paper Setting on page 5 23 Paper supply icons that appear Th...

Page 25: ...e used by users who enter their volume number and access number When the screen shown below appears type in the volume number and access number For details on volume numbers and access num ber contact...

Page 26: ...pe in the access num ber 4 Press the Access key in the control panel The Basic screen appears 5 When you are finished making copies press the Access key The volume number and access number in put scre...

Page 27: ...1 1 4 Touch Panel 1 20 Before Making Copies Chapter 1 TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 20 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 28: ...Paper Settings Chapter 2 2 2Paper Settings This chapter provides procedures for specifying the paper settings TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 1 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 29: ...18 of the User s Guide To specify a non standard custom paper size for the 1st drawer If non standard sized paper is loaded into the 1st drawer specify the size of paper that is loaded 1 Touch Paper S...

Page 30: ...aper size in metric mea surements skip to step 6 4 Touch and to select the length of side X for the paper that is loaded between 5 1 2 and 18 inches As an example the following screen shows a specifie...

Page 31: ...sor moves below the value that you wish to change After specifying the paper size setting con tinue with step 8 Additional Information If custom paper sizes have been stored in stead of performing ste...

Page 32: ...en 140 and 457 mm As an example the following screen shows a specified setting of 140 mm 7 Touch and then use the keypad to type in the length of side Y for the paper that is loaded between 90 and 311...

Page 33: ...For details on storing custom paper sizes refer to To store a non standard custom paper size for the 1st drawer on page 2 7 8 Touch Enter A non standard custom paper size is set for the 1st drawer Ref...

Page 34: ...Touch Paper Size in the Basic screen 2 Touch the key for the 1st drawer and then touch Change Size 3 Touch Size Registration To specify a paper size in inch measure ments continue with step 4 To spec...

Page 35: ...h until the cursor moves below the value that you wish to change 5 Touch and to select the length of side Y for the paper that is loaded between 3 9 16 and 12 1 4 inches As an example the following sc...

Page 36: ...llowing screen shows a specified setting of 200 mm 7 Touch and then use the keypad to type in the length of side Y for the paper that is loaded between 90 and 311 mm As an example the following screen...

Page 37: ...2 2 1 Paper Settings 2 10 Paper Settings Chapter 2 9 Touch Enter A non standard custom paper size is stored for the 1st drawer TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 10 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 38: ...is automatically detected and the appropriate paper size setting is selected However it may be neces sary to set the paper size if the paper size is not au tomatically detected for some reason 1 Touch...

Page 39: ...of paper that is loaded 4 Select the setting for the size of paper that is loaded and then touch Enter As an example the following screen shows the setting for Letter selected 5 Touch Enter The paper...

Page 40: ...ustom paper size for the multiple bypass tray If non standard sized paper is to be loaded into the multiple bypass tray specify the size of paper that is to be loaded 1 Touch Paper Size in the Basic s...

Page 41: ...size in metric mea surements skip to step 6 4 Touch and to select the length of side X for the paper that is to be loaded be tween 5 1 2 and 18 inches As an exam ple the following screen shows a spec...

Page 42: ...r moves below the value that you wish to change After specifying the paper size setting con tinue with step 8 Additional Information If custom paper sizes have been stored in stead of performing steps...

Page 43: ...en 140 and 457 mm As an example the fol lowing screen shows a specified setting of 140 mm 7 Touch and then use the keypad to type in the length of side Y for the paper that is to be loaded between 90...

Page 44: ...and 7 a stored pa per size setting can be selected by pressing or For details on storing custom paper sizes refer to To store a non standard custom paper size for the multiple bypass tray on page 2 1...

Page 45: ...tray Two non standard paper sizes can be stored 1 Touch Paper Size in the Basic screen 2 Touch Bypass 3 Touch Size Registration To specify a paper size in inch measure ments continue with step 4 To s...

Page 46: ...h until the cursor moves below the value that you wish to change 5 Touch and to select the length of side Y for the paper that is loaded between 3 9 16 and 12 1 4 inches As an example the following sc...

Page 47: ...lowing screen shows a specified setting of 200 mm 7 Touch and then use the keypad to type in the length of side Y for the paper that is to be loaded between 90 and 311 mm As an example the following...

Page 48: ...2 1 Paper Settings 2 2 21 Paper Settings Chapter 2 9 Touch Enter A non standard custom paper size is stored for the multiple bypass tray TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 21 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 49: ...ed into the multiple by pass tray is automatically detected and the appro priate paper size setting is selected However it may be necessary to set the paper size if the paper size is not automatically...

Page 50: ...ze of paper that is to be loaded 4 Select the setting for the size of paper that is to be loaded and then touch Enter As an example the following screen shows the setting for Letter selected The paper...

Page 51: ...paper type for the multiple bypass tray Select the appropriate setting for the type of the pa per loaded into the multiple bypass tray 1 Touch Paper Size in the Basic screen 2 Touch Bypass 3 Touch Pap...

Page 52: ...per Settings Chapter 2 4 Touch the key for the type of paper loaded into the multiple bypass tray and then touch Enter The paper type for the multiple bypass tray is set TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 25 Th...

Page 53: ...2 2 1 Paper Settings 2 26 Paper Settings Chapter 2 TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 26 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 54: ...Original Documents Chapter 3 3 3Original Documents This chapter provides information on loading original documents TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 1 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 55: ...Document Into the Reverse Automatic Document Feeder The following procedure describes how a document is loaded into the reverse automatic document feeder 9990 hereafter referred to as duplexing docum...

Page 56: ...e documents and then touch Mixed Original 2 If necessary select an Original setting For details on the Original setting refer to Selecting Original Setting on page 5 26 3 If necessary select a Copy se...

Page 57: ...ments Chapter 3 4 Press the Start key in the control panel The pages of the document are fed in start ing with the topmost page The scanned pages are fed out into the document output tray TSS2_Enlarge...

Page 58: ...the original glass 1 Lift open original cover CM3500020 hereaf ter referred to as original cover or the du plexing document feeder if it is installed Reminder Lift open the original cover or the duple...

Page 59: ...acing down Position the document on the original glass with the top edge of the document the top of the image toward the rear of the copier for or to the left side of the copier for Align the document...

Page 60: ...he document on the original glass be sure to select the 1 Original setting With placing the document on the original glass touch Original Direction and then refer to the screen shown below to select t...

Page 61: ...ntrol panel Scanning of the document begins 6 Lift open the original cover or the duplexing document feeder if it is installed and then remove the document 7 Close the original cover or the duplexing...

Page 62: ...scanning the document pages remove the page that was scanned position the next page of the document on the original glass and then press the Start key After all document pages have been scanned touch...

Page 63: ...3 3 1 Loading the Document 3 10 Original Documents Chapter 3 TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 10 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 64: ...Useful Operations Chapter 4 4 4Useful Operations This chapter provides information on basic copy operations TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 1 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 65: ...Basic Copying Reference For details refer to Making Basic Copies on page xiv of the User s Guide To make copies 1 Load the document to be copied For details refer to Loading the Document on page 3 2 T...

Page 66: ...g on page 5 2 To specify a Output setting touch Out put For details refer to Selecting Output Settings on page 5 4 To specify a Zoom setting touch Zoom For details refer to Specifying a Zoom Setting o...

Page 67: ...fer to Selecting Original Setting on page 5 26 and Selecting Copy Settings on page 5 30 To specify Photo Density settings touch Photo Density For details refer to Se lecting a Photo Density Setting on...

Page 68: ...4 1 Basic Copying 4 4 5 Useful Operations Chapter 4 4 Press the Start key in the control panel TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 5 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 69: ...opping Copying 4 6 Useful Operations Chapter 4 4 2 Stopping Copying To stop a copy job During a copy operation press the Stop key in the control panel TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 6 Thursday June 3 2004 1...

Page 70: ...ppears Additional Information The stopped job can be deleted For details refer to Overview of Jobs on page 7 2 and To delete a job that is being printed on page 7 6 To restart the copy job While a cop...

Page 71: ...Reservation setting to scan the document and begin printing when paper of the desired size and type is loaded into the mul tiple bypass tray To queue a copy job for the multiple by pass tray 1 Load th...

Page 72: ...b for the Multiple Bypass Tray 4 4 9 Useful Operations Chapter 4 2 Touch Bypass Reservation 3 Touch Paper Type 4 Select the desired paper type and then touch Enter TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 9 Thursday...

Page 73: ...s Chapter 4 5 Select the desired paper size and then touch Enter The message Job has been stopped To resume job press the Start Key appears 6 Press the Start key in the control panel Scanning of the d...

Page 74: ...The copies are printed 8 After the copy job using the Bypass Reser vation setting is finished reload the paper that was removed from the multiple bypass tray Additional Information If scanning of the...

Page 75: ...ily paused so that a quick copy of a different document can be made For details on jobs refer to Managing Jobs on page 7 1 Additional Information In order to interrupt a copy job the screen must be re...

Page 76: ...ss the Interrupt key in the control panel The indicator on the Interrupt key lights up and the message Now in Interrupt mode appears 3 Load the document to be copied and then specify the necessary cop...

Page 77: ...b that printing was interrupted for is printed 5 After the interrupting copy job is finished re move the printed pages from the copy out put tray and then press the Interrupt key in the control panel...

Page 78: ...s set to No For details on the Panel Reset Timer function refer to Panel Reset Tim er on page 2 17 of the User s Guide If optional finisher 9997 is installed and the inter rupted job is fed out to the...

Page 79: ...4 4 4 Interrupting a Copy Job 4 16 Useful Operations Chapter 4 TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 16 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 80: ...Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 5 5Specifying Copy Settings This chapter describes the proce dures for specifying the various copy settings TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 1 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 81: ...ting Reference For details refer to Selecting a Color Setting on page 3 5 of the User s Guide Four Color settings are available for making copies Auto Color Full Color Black and 2 Color To select the...

Page 82: ...e desired Color setting The selected Color setting is applied Additional Information To produce two color copies touch 2 Color touch the key for the color that will be used for reproducing the color a...

Page 83: ...copies when they are fed into the copy output tray The following three sorting and output methods are available G Non sorting Sorting Non Sort Sort settings G Stapling 1 Staple 2 Staples settings G Ho...

Page 84: ...s 5 5 5 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To specify Output settings 1 Touch Basic then Output 2 Select the desired Output settings The selected Output setting is applied TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 5 T...

Page 85: ...ation To change the position of the punched holes or staples with the 2 Staples setting touch Hole Punch or 2 Staples in step 2 touch Change Position and select the desired position in the screen that...

Page 86: ...paper with a size different than the document or to enlarge or reduce the size of the document There are eight ways to change the zoom ratio G Zooming G Automatic scaling Auto Zoom setting G Full size...

Page 87: ...Specifying a Zoom Setting 5 8 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To specify a Zoom setting 1 Touch Basic then Zoom 2 Select the desired Zoom setting TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 8 Thursday June 3 2004 10...

Page 88: ...document will be printed If Minimal was selected in step 2 a slightly re duced copy of the original will be printed The default zoom ratio is 0 930 The zoom ratio of the Minimal setting can be set to...

Page 89: ...Basic then Zoom 2 Touch and to specify the desired zoom ratio between 0 250 and 4 000 The repeat feature for a key starts when a key in the touch panel is held down For details refer to Setting the K...

Page 90: ...3 Specifying a Zoom Setting 5 5 11 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To select the Auto Zoom setting 1 Touch Basic then Zoom 2 Touch Auto Zoom TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 11 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 A...

Page 91: ...ed with paper of the desired copy size The Auto Zoom setting is applied Additional Information When scanning of the document begins the doc ument size is detected and copies are printed at the appropr...

Page 92: ...fying a Zoom Setting 5 5 13 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To specify a Reduce or Enlarge setting 1 Touch Basic then Zoom 2 Touch Reduce or Enlarge TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 13 Thursday June 3 2004...

Page 93: ...5 3 Select the desired zoom ratio and then touch Enter As an example the following screen shows the setting Legal Letter selected on the Reduce screen The specified reduction or enlargement zoom ratio...

Page 94: ...3 Specifying a Zoom Setting 5 5 15 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To specify a manual zoom ratio 1 Touch Basic then Zoom 2 Touch ManualZoom TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 15 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 A...

Page 95: ...s the C clear key and then use the keypad to type in the desired zoom ratio be tween 0 250 and 4 000 As an example the following screen shows a specified setting of 3 000 4 Touch Enter The specified z...

Page 96: ...a Zoom Setting 5 5 17 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To store a manual zoom ratio 1 Touch Basic then Zoom 2 Touch ManualZoom and then touch Zoom Input TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 17 Thursday June 3...

Page 97: ...io be tween 0 250 and 4 000 As an example the following screen shows a specified of 2 500 When storing a Minimal zoom ratio spec ify a zoom ratio between 0 900 and 0 999 4 Touch or Mini mal and then t...

Page 98: ...Settings Chapter 5 To recall a stored manual zoom ratio 1 Touch Basic then Zoom 2 Touch ManualZoom 3 Touch or Minimal As an example the following screen shows stored settings of 0 250 and 0 333 TSS2_...

Page 99: ...5 5 3 Specifying a Zoom Setting 5 20 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 4 Touch Enter The stored zoom ratio is recalled TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 20 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 100: ...pecifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To specify different vertical and horizon tal scaling proportions X Y Zoom set tings 1 Touch Basic then Zoom 2 Touch Manual Zoom 3 Touch X Y Zoom TSS2_Enlarge_E book...

Page 101: ...g the keypad type in the desired length of side X between 0 250 and 4 000 5 Touch and then use the keypad to type in the desired length of side Y between 0 250 and 4 000 6 Touch Enter The specified zo...

Page 102: ...pter 5 5 4 Selecting a Paper Setting Reference For details refer to Selecting a Paper Size Set ting on page 3 18 of the User s Guide The paper drawer specified with paper of the de sired size can be s...

Page 103: ...5 5 4 Selecting a Paper Setting 5 24 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To select the Paper setting 1 Touch Basic then Paper Size TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 24 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 104: ...elect is selected the paper draw er specified with paper of the appropriate size is automatically selected according to the size of the scanned document To use paper loaded into the multiple bypass tr...

Page 105: ...n page 3 27 of the User s Guide A setting corresponding to the type of original being copied can be selected The following three Original settings can be specified G Single sided Double sided 1 2 sett...

Page 106: ...fying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To select an Original setting 1 Touch Orig Copy and then touch Origi nal 2 Touch 1 or 2 depending on the loaded document and then touch Original Direc tion TSS2_Enlarge_E...

Page 107: ...entation and then touch Enter If the orientation of the document is differ ent from that of the selected Original Di rection setting 2in1 copies will not be printed correctly 4 Touch Margin 5 Touch th...

Page 108: ...5 5 Selecting Original Setting 5 5 29 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 6 Touch Enter The selected Original settings are applied TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 29 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 109: ...sired type of copy can be specified The following two Copy settings can be specified G Single side Double sided Single sided 2in1 Dou ble sided 2in1 1 2 1 2in1 2 2in1 settings G Binding margin positio...

Page 110: ...g Copy Settings 5 5 31 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 To select a Copy setting 1 Touch Orig Copy and then touch Copy 2 Select the desired Copy setting TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 31 Thursday June 3 2...

Page 111: ...Chapter 5 Additional Information To specify the position of the binding margin touch Binding Direction in step 2 and then se lect the desired setting 3 Touch Enter The selected Copy setting is applie...

Page 112: ...be specified The following five Photo Density settings are available In addition the following Original Image Type settings are available Text Photo Printed Image Map Photo Paper Text and Copied Paper...

Page 113: ...Settings Chapter 5 To select an Original Image Type setting 1 Touch Photo Density and then touch Original Image Type 2 Select the Original Image Type setting ap propriate for the document to be copie...

Page 114: ...or Copied Paper was selected in step 3 the Screen Pattern settings are available To select a Screen Pattern setting touch Screen Pattern touch either Gradation or Resolu tion and then touch Enter Addi...

Page 115: ...5 7 Selecting a Photo Density Setting 5 36 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 3 Touch Enter The selected Original Image Type setting is applied TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 36 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 A...

Page 116: ...nsity Text Enhancement and Glossy Mode set tings 1 Touch Photo Density 2 Select the desired settings To manually specify the density of the background color touch Background and then touch the Lighter...

Page 117: ...5 To automatically set the density of the background color touch Background and then touch Auto To specify the density of the copy touch Density and then touch the Lighter and Darker keys to adjust t...

Page 118: ...ts consisting of text that overlaps images such as illustrations or graphs text with a background touch Text Enhancement and then touch or to select the desired text density level To copy a document w...

Page 119: ...in the control panel to display the screens that show the current copy set tings From these screens the copy settings can also be changed To check the settings 1 Press the Mode Check key in the contro...

Page 120: ...1 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 2 Touch Next The second screen showing the current set tings appears 3 Touch Next The third screen showing the current set tings appears TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 4...

Page 121: ...2 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 4 Touch Next The fourth screen showing the current set tings appears 5 Touch Next The fifth screen showing the current settings appears TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 42...

Page 122: ...s 5 5 43 Specifying Copy Settings Chapter 5 Additional Information If the Text was selected on the Original Image Type screen the screen shown below appears in step 5 TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 43 Thurs...

Page 123: ...the control panel 2 Touch Next or Previous until the screen containing the setting that you wish to change appears 3 Touch the key for the setting that you wish to change The corresponding screen app...

Page 124: ...Accessibility Mode Operations Chapter 6 6 6Accessibility Mode Operations This chapter provides information on the Accessibility mode functions TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 1 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 125: ...mple To increase the setting Key repeat start time and key repeat inter val The length of time for the value to begin changing after is first touched a in the above illustra tion is called the key rep...

Page 126: ...interval The settings for the key repeat start time and key re peat interval can be changed The default setting for the start time is 0 8 second and the default set ting for the repeat interval is 0 3...

Page 127: ...ouch and to specify the desired Time to Start setting key repeat start time and Interval setting repeat interval and then touch Enter The key repeat start time and key repeat in terval are specified 4...

Page 128: ...on When the panel reset timer operation is performed a message requesting confirmation to cancel the Enlarge Display mode can be displayed The de fault setting is No Reference For details on the panel...

Page 129: ...ty Mode Operations Chapter 6 To specify whether the confirmation mes sage for canceling the Enlarge Display mode appears 1 Press the Accessibility key in the control panel 2 Touch Enlarged Display Cle...

Page 130: ...he confirmation message for canceling the Enlarge Display mode ap pears and specify how long the message is displayed and then touch Enter The cancellation confirmation for the En large Display mode i...

Page 131: ...ally cleared and the Basic screen is returned to its standard size Additional Information The confirmation message for canceling the En large Display mode does not appear before the machine enters Pow...

Page 132: ...on is set to 1 min and the Enlarge Display Notice function is set to 30 sec Yes No After 1 minute has passed Neither key is touched for 30 seconds Last operation performed The message requesting confi...

Page 133: ...6 6 2 Setting the Enlarge Display Notice Function 6 10 Accessibility Mode Operations Chapter 6 TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 10 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 134: ...Managing Jobs Chapter 7 7 7Managing Jobs This chapter provides information on managing jobs TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 1 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 135: ...n used as a printer the print data is sent by the software to this machine and the copy print operation is queued in this machine This queued operation is called a job After a job is queued in this ma...

Page 136: ...List Screen 1 Load the document to be copied and then press the Start key in the control panel When a job has been queued appears in the Basic screen 2 Touch The Job List screen appears 3 Touch Basic...

Page 137: ...etails refer to Overview of Jobs on page 8 2 of the User s Guide To delete a queued job Jobs listed as Waiting Print can be deleted 1 While a job is being printed touch in the Basic screen The Job Lis...

Page 138: ...7 3 Deleting a Job 7 7 5 Managing Jobs Chapter 7 2 Select the job that you wish to delete and then touch Delete The queued job is deleted TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 5 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 139: ...eing printed 1 While the job is being printed press the Stop key in the control panel The message Job has been stopped To resume job press the Start key appears 2 Touch Deleted Jobs A list of queued j...

Page 140: ...at you wish to delete and then touch Delete The message Job has been done improp erly Check the record appears 4 Touch Enter and then press the Start key in the control panel Printing of the other job...

Page 141: ...creens on page 8 4 of the User s Guide If in the Basic screen is touched while a job is being printed the list of queued jobs and their de tails can be viewed Active Jobs screen Touch to display a lis...

Page 142: ...en Touch Active Scans in the Job List screen to dis play a list of jobs being scanned or queued to be scanned in Scan mode Reference For details on the Scan mode refer to the C350 Printer Controller U...

Page 143: ...t in the Job List screen to dis play a list of jobs stored in the memory Reference For details on the Scan to Memory function re fer to Storing the Scanned Image in the Memory Scan to Memory Function...

Page 144: ...d printed from the Stocked List screen in Enlarge Display mode To delete a stored job cancel Enlarge Display mode and then perform the operation from the Job Control screen For details refer to Job Co...

Page 145: ...reen Touch Locked List in the Job List screen to display a list of jobs that are locked and cannot be printed Reference For details on the Locked Job function refer to the C350 Printer Controller User...

Page 146: ...leted printed from the Locked List screen in Enlarge Display mode To unlock a job cancel Enlarge Display mode and then perform the operation from the Job Control screen For details refer to Locked Job...

Page 147: ...t screen to display a list of jobs that have been printed and those that have been deleted To view a list of completed print jobs touch Fin ished Jobs To view a list of print jobs that have been delet...

Page 148: ...that have been scanned in Scan mode To view a list of completed scan jobs touch Fin ished Jobs To view a list of scan jobs that have been deleted after being queued touch Deleted Jobs Reference For d...

Page 149: ...7 7 4 Job List Screens 7 16 Managing Jobs Chapter 7 TSS2_Enlarge_E book Page 16 Thursday June 3 2004 10 51 AM...

Page 150: ...notice to incorporate improvements made to the products listed in this manual Imagistics International Inc 2004 Printed in USA Part Number 1483 7732 01 www imagistics com Imagistics International Inc...

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