Konica Minolta bizhub 601, User Manual

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Application functions 7
– The setting for "Page Number" can be set to a number between –99999 and 99999, and the setting
for "Chapter" can be set to a number between –100 and 100.
– When specifying a setting for "Starting Page Number", switch the number between positive and
negative by pressing the [
] key.
– If a negative value is specified, the numbers are not printed until the numbering reaches 1. For
example, if "–1" was specified, the numbers are printed starting with "1" on the third copied page.
– To print multiple chapters, specify the first page of each chapter using the "Chapters" function. For
details, refer to
"Specifying pages to be printed on the front side ("Chapters" function)" on
page 7-15
.
– To cancel the "Page Number" function, touch [No].
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Select a setting under "Page Number Type".
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Touch [Print Position], and then select the printing position.
– To make fine adjustments to the printing position, touch [Adjust Position]. Select the desired
direction under "Left & Right Adjustment" or "Top & Bottom Adjustment", touch [´] to switch
between the integer and the fraction, touch [–] and [+] to specify the adjustment amount, and then
touch [OK].
– If a decimal value is displayed in the screen, press the [C] (clear) key, and then use the keypad to
type in the adjustment amount. For details on switching between decimal and fraction values, refer
to
"System Settings" on page 11-15
.
– If a decimal value is displayed in the screen and the specified value is outside the allowable range,
the message "Input Error" appears.
Type a value within the allowable range. If the value was incorrectly entered, press the [C] (clear) key
to erase the value, and then specify the correct value.
? What are the limits on the adjustment amount?
% The print position can be finely adjusted in 1/16 inch increments.
? Can no adjustment be made?
% To make no left/right or up/down adjustments, touch [No Adjustment].
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If necessary, specify the other settings.