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Appendix

7

Di200

7-3

Cleaning the Touch Screen

Disable the touch screen functions before cleaning it.

1

Press the [UTILITY] key on the 
control panel.

The display will change.

2

Press [USER MANAGEMENT].

The display will change.

3

Press [PANEL CLEANING].

The cleaning screen is displayed. 
The functions of the touch screen 
are disabled.

Summary of Contents for Di 200

Page 1: ...The essentials of imaging www minoltaeurope com User Manual Di 200...

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Page 3: ...Structured 1 4 A Brief Explanation of the Conventions Used in this Manual 1 5 A Brief Explanation of Important Concepts and Symbols 1 7 2 Getting to Know Your Copier 2 1 System overview 2 1 Copier Di...

Page 4: ...and Indicators 2 25 Overview 2 25 Touch Screen 2 27 2 9 The Touch Screen 2 28 Operating the Touch Screen 2 28 Structure of Touch Screen Menus CD 2 10 Filling the paper drawers 2 29 Filling the 1st Dr...

Page 5: ...4 1 Enabling Auto Paper Select Mode 4 1 Selecting a Paper Drawer Manually 4 3 Specifying the Paper Type for the 1st Drawer 4 4 Defining a Custom Paper Size for the 1st Drawer CD Storing a Custom Pape...

Page 6: ...the Touch Screen 6 4 6 3 If an icon appears on the touch screen 6 5 6 4 How to Clear a Paper Misfeed 6 6 Main Unit 6 7 Single Feed Tray 6 11 Duplex Unit 6 13 Duplexing Document Feeder AFR 17 6 15 Auto...

Page 7: ...9 Shift Tray OT 102 7 10 7 4 Paper size tables CD 7 5 Zoom factor tables CD 7 6 CE Mark Declaration of Conformity 7 11 7 7 Certifications on the Manufacturer s Name Plate 7 12 7 8 Directory of Abbrev...

Page 8: ...IVZ 6 Di200...

Page 9: ...ual carefully before using your copier and keep it handy at all times An extended version of the manual is on the CD R For more information see page 1 3 For further information and assistance please c...

Page 10: ...Energy Star After long periods of idleness Energy Star copiers switch to Energy Saver Mode or turn themselves off This function can reduce the annual energy costs for the unit by up to 60 Copiers with...

Page 11: ...o be able to operate the copier system safely and correctly in everyday use You should keep this manual near the copier system so you can refer to it at any time It includes useful information such as...

Page 12: ...r drawers Changing the toner cartridge 3 Initial Steps This chapter provides you with the knowledge needed for using your copier such as Step by step Instructions on Copying Your Documents Starting th...

Page 13: ...warning can lead to serious personal injury The arrow marks the precautionary measure required to avoid the danger WARNING This is a warning The warning points out a hazardous situation for persons an...

Page 14: ...ranked below the black bullets H G This is the end of the list 1 Step 1 of a sequence of actions 2 Step 2 of a sequence of actions This is additional assistance The action described here is sure to a...

Page 15: ...ngs The most important of these terms are defined below Original and copy The original is the document being duplicated by the copy cycle Feeding direction The feeding direction is the path the paper...

Page 16: ...ormat is shorter than side B this is referred to as lengthwise If side A of the paper format is longer than side B this is referred to as crosswise Abbreviations are frequently placed after the paper...

Page 17: ...d indicators for operating the copier 2 Standard Copy Output Copies are output here by default max 100 sheets of standard paper 3 Power Switch Switch the copier on and off with the power switch 4 1st...

Page 18: ...copies made by the copier 8 Upper Right Door Open this cover to clear a paper misfeed 9 Right Door R1 Open this door to change the imaging unit or clear a paper jam 10 Latch for the Right Door R1 Pul...

Page 19: ...the image transfer roller is accessible If touched the function of this roller can be impaired Never touch the image transfer roller 1 2 Item Name Description 1 Opening Button for the Upper Right Door...

Page 20: ...Your Copier 2 4 Di200 2 2 Optional Equipment Original Cover OC 3 The original cover holds an original placed on the original glass 1 Item Name Description 1 Original Pad Holds an original placed on t...

Page 21: ...ion has occurred 2 Original Misfeed Door Open this cover to clear a paper misfeed 3 Document Feeder Place the originals on the document feeder with the side to be copied face up 4 Document Guide Plate...

Page 22: ...or heavy originals 2 1 2 3 4 5 Item Name Description 1 Document Exit Unit Receives the originals after they have been scanned 2 Original Misfeed Doors Open these covers to clear paper misfeeds 3 Docum...

Page 23: ...Getting to Know Your Copier 2 Di200 2 7 Shift Tray OT 102 This copy tray allows copies to be output sorted or grouped Sorter JS 201 The sorter allows copies to be output sorted or grouped...

Page 24: ...paper over for double sided printing A3 L to A5 paper can be processed with the duplex unit 2 1 Item Name Description 1 Duplex Unit The duplex unit automatically turns copy paper over to enable double...

Page 25: ...t sizes of paper 1 Item Name Description 1 PF 118 Paper Drawer Universal drawer This paper drawer holds up to 500 sheets of copy paper 80 g m2 The LED blinks The paper drawer is almost empty The LED i...

Page 26: ...ample to connect a finisher Memory Expansion Module The memory expansion module can increase the copier system memory by 8 MB 16 MB or 32 MB If you copy material that requires a large amount of system...

Page 27: ...y using only the power cord provided Ensure that the power supply provides the correct supply voltage for the copier Never unplug the copier with wet hands Do not place coffee cups bottles or other co...

Page 28: ...he power cable itself when unplugging the power cord from the power outlet Do not move the copier unless it is unplugged Never place heavy objects on the power cable Do not pull or bend the power cabl...

Page 29: ...hot Unplug the power cord Consult your technical representative Switch the copier off immediately if smoke comes out of it Unplug the power cord Consult your technical representative Switch the copie...

Page 30: ...doors while the copier is making copies Never turn the copier off while it is making copies Do not drop the toner unit or imaging drum Do not throw the toner unit or imaging drum Use the copier only f...

Page 31: ...n which the copier and its supplies are kept is free of dust soot steam sprayed water or any other potentially damaging influences Never bring any magnetised object near the copier Never place objects...

Page 32: ...s laser radiation Internal Laser Radiation Mean radiant power at the laser aperture of the print head unit 19 5 W Wavelength 770 795 nm This machine operates using a Class IIIb laser diode that emits...

Page 33: ...of hazardous radiation Operate the copier only in accordance with the instructions provided in this manual This is a semiconductor laser copier The maximum radiation capacity of the laser diode is 5 m...

Page 34: ...he hazards before carrying out any activity in a hazard area Safety label on the heating unit The safety label is located inside the unit at the position marked below WARNING Danger of burning from th...

Page 35: ...The safety label is located inside the unit at the position marked below DANGER Danger High Voltage Improper operation of the copier can result in personal injury caused by electric shock Operate the...

Page 36: ...ocated on the back of the unit at the position marked below DANGER Hazardous laser radiation Improper operation of the copier can result in release of dangerous radiation Operate the copier only in ac...

Page 37: ...te For further information on the certifications on the manufacturer s name plate see page 7 12 Write down the model name and serial number which are specified on the type label in the table below Mod...

Page 38: ...0 per hour Installation Site The installation site must meet the following requirements G An area that is dry and free of dust G A level surface free of undue vibrations G Free from flammable gases su...

Page 39: ...bottle This information is applicable to the basic unit including AFR 17 PF 118 PF 119 and AD 15 Storing Supplies Ensure that supplies are stored G In their sealed original packaging materials G Prote...

Page 40: ...formation see page 7 5 2 7 Switching the Copier On and Off For more information see Chapter 3 of the extended manual on the CD R Switching the Copier On Press the power switch to the ON position The S...

Page 41: ...tings and calls up the copy program functions 4 Copy mode Key with indicator Activate copy mode Indicator lights up Copy mode is active 5 Scanning mode Key with indicator Activate scanning mode Indica...

Page 42: ...values and settings with using the numeric keypad 10 Panel Reset Key Resets copier to default settings 11 Stop Key Stops a copy or scan cycle 12 START Key with indicator Starts a copy or scan cycle In...

Page 43: ...ensity Auxiliary functions 2 Display Panel Indicator Shows messages and the number of copies 3 Basics menu Keys Recalls the basic copier settings Paper Zoom Finishing 4 Current settings Indicator Indi...

Page 44: ...ith the surface of the touch screen The copier has a touch screen A touch screen is a display that is sensitive to the touch You can use the touch screen to make settings on the copier and control cop...

Page 45: ...drawers can soil their surfaces This can cause incorrect feeding Never touch the feed roller 1 Carefully pull the paper drawer out as far as it will go 2 Press the paper lifting plate down until it lo...

Page 46: ...py job be sure to set the correct paper type For more information see page 4 4 4 Ensure that the maximum paper filling height is not exceeded see mark on inside of the paper drawer 5 Adjust the paper...

Page 47: ...e copier to malfunction Touching the feed rollers in the paper drawers can soil their surfaces This can cause incorrect feeding Never touch the feed roller 1 Carefully pull the paper drawer out as far...

Page 48: ...0 3 Position the copy paper between the paper size limiters The side that is to be printed must be up 4 Ensure that the maximum paper filling height is not exceeded see mark on inside of the paper dra...

Page 49: ...Touching the feed rollers in the paper drawers can soil their surfaces This can cause incorrect feeding Never touch the feed roller 1 Carefully pull the paper drawer out as far as it will go 2 Press...

Page 50: ...ward the copier and lift the far end out of its guide 4 Position the copy paper between the paper size limiters The side that is to be printed must be up 5 Adjust the side paper guides to fit the size...

Page 51: ...onto the tray The side that is to be printed must be down 5 Specify the paper size for type For more information see page 4 6 6 Start the copy cycle by pressing the START key on the control panel Doe...

Page 52: ...played on the touch screen G You can still make copies but they will become lighter and lighter When this occurs replace the toner bottle as soon as possible When the toner bottle is empty G A message...

Page 53: ...more than 1 m This may damage the toner bottle Toner may escape from the bottle 1 Swing the cover for the toner unit down 2 Carefully pull the toner bottle out Is the bottle stuck or hard to pull out...

Page 54: ...from the toner bottle 6 Place the new toner bottle into the toner bottle holder Be sure the side labelled UP on the toner bottle is pointed upwards when doing so 7 Close the cover of the toner bottle...

Page 55: ...nit has run out G A message is displayed on the touch screen G You can still make copies but the quality of them cannot be guaranteed Replace the imaging unit as soon as possible Protecting the enviro...

Page 56: ...ontacts can cause an electrostatic discharge resulting in damage to the unit Do not touch the electrical contacts 1 Open the right door R1 2 Carefully pull the used imaging unit out by the green hooks...

Page 57: ...lign the green marks on the imaging unit with the marks on the copier Put the new imaging unit into the holder 6 Take the imaging unit by the green hooks Push the imaging unit into the holder until it...

Page 58: ...f time follow these instructions G Remove the power plug from the outlet G Store the unit in a dry dust free room G Ensure that the unit is not subject to vibrations Protect the machine from G Splashi...

Page 59: ...ons are considered inappropriate Using the copier incorrectly can lead to serious personal injury and or damage to products and articles Claims and liability and or guarantees are voided by damage inc...

Page 60: ...2 Getting to Know Your Copier 2 44 Di200...

Page 61: ...es Always maintain a specific sequence when selecting the modes You can then be certain that you have not forgotten anything 1 Press the COPY MODE key on the control panel to activate copy mode 2 Load...

Page 62: ...the Original Copy settings e g H 1 sided 1 sided H 2 sided 1 sided H Book 2 sided For more information see page 4 13 5 If necessary change the Density settings e g H Auto Exposure H Manual Exposure H...

Page 63: ...ol panel Enter the number of copies again 8 Start the copy cycle by touching START Do you want to cancel the copy cycle Press the STOP key on the control panel 3 2 Entering the Access Code For more in...

Page 64: ...ber of copies is shown on the touch screen in the upper right hand corner Did you enter an incorrect number Press the C key on the control panel Enter the number of copies again 3 5 Starting the copy...

Page 65: ...the STOP key on the control panel The copy cycle stops 2 Press the C key on the control panel The printing job is deleted The copier settings are left unchanged 3 8 Resetting Copier Settings Reset the...

Page 66: ...not need to place the originals manually Not all originals are suitable for use in document feeders The following types of originals are not suitable G Carbon paper paraffin paper and other very thin...

Page 67: ...an illustrated here Define the original document alignment For more information see page 4 16 3 Make sure that the stack of originals does not exceed the maximum fill height see mark on the document f...

Page 68: ...re that the stack of originals does not exceed the maximum fill height see mark on the document feeder 4 Push the originals flush up against the feed chamber 5 Start the copy cycle The originals are p...

Page 69: ...is to be copied must be down The original is automatically taken in and copied When can I load the next document Do not load the next original until the START button on the control panel lights green...

Page 70: ...t be detected automatically 2 Place the original on the glass The side that is to be copied must be down Do you have to load the originals differently than illustrated here Define the original documen...

Page 71: ...er by at least 15 If the original cover is not open wide enough the original size will not be detected automatically 2 Position the book on the glass The side that is to be copied must be down 3 Push...

Page 72: ...eps 3 12 Di200 3 11 Using the Job List For further instructions and more information see Chapter 4 of the User kit Pi3502 3 12 Other Functions For more information see Chapter 3 of the extended manual...

Page 73: ...paper settings are shown 2 Press AUTO PAPER The background of the key turns black Auto Paper mode is enabled 3 Touch the BASICS index key to show the Basics menu keys again To disable Auto Paper Mode...

Page 74: ...4 Customizing Your Copy 4 2 Di200 Wrinkled curled and dog eared Wrinkled curled or dog eared originals are not always identified correctly in this mode Use only smooth originals...

Page 75: ...d paper drawer key 3 Touch the BASICS index key to show the Basics menu keys again Not all drawers are always available Which paper drawers are available depends on the equipment of your copier The to...

Page 76: ...e paper types that you wish to process with the 1st drawer 1 Load the copy paper into the 1st drawer 2 Touch the Basics menu key Paper The paper settings are shown 3 Press the key for the 1st drawer 4...

Page 77: ...ection with ENTER Defining a Custom Paper Size for the 1st Drawer For more information see Chapter 4 of the extended manual on the CD R Storing a Custom Paper Size for the 1st Drawer For more informat...

Page 78: ...types that you wish to process with the single feed tray 1 Load the copy paper on the single feed tray 2 Press COPY STOCK The display will change 3 Select the paper type H NORMAL for plain paper H OHP...

Page 79: ...ation see Chapter 4 of the extended manual on the CD R Storing a Custom Paper Size for the Single Feed Tray For more information see Chapter 4 of the extended manual on the CD R Loading a Saved Paper...

Page 80: ...appropriate zoom factor according to the size of the original and the desired copy paper size 1 Touch the Basics menu key Zoom The zoom settings are shown 2 Press AUTO SIZE The background of the key t...

Page 81: ...ey Zoom The zoom settings are shown 2 For example touch 0 5 to reduce the original by 50 or Press A4 A3 to enlarge an A4 original to the size of an A3 sheet or Press MINIMAL to make a slightly smaller...

Page 82: ...tor For more information see Chapter 4 of the extended manual on the CD R Specifying an Unproportional Zoom Factor For more information see Chapter 4 of the extended manual on the CD R Saving Proporti...

Page 83: ...Non sort is the default setting The copier is set to Non sort by default Depending on the number of originals loaded in the document feeder and the desired number of copies the copier automatically sw...

Page 84: ...12 Di200 Sort Group Copies Sorting copies 1 Touch the Basics menu key FINISHING The Finishing settings are shown 2 Press SORT Grouping copies 1 Touch the Basics menu key FINISHING The Finishing settin...

Page 85: ...d Only possible with a duplexing unit 1 sided 2 sided 1 sided Single 2in1 Only possible with a duplexing unit 1 sided Double 2in1 Book 1 sided Only possible with a duplexing unit Book 2 sided Only pos...

Page 86: ...he Separate Scan function is automatically activated if H an original is placed on the original glass and H 2 sided or 2in1 is selected under Copy Exception If Book Separation 2 sided Copy Original Di...

Page 87: ...1 Load the originals 2 Touch the index key Orig Copy The Original Copy settings are shown 3 Select the type of original e g 1 sided original 4 Select the mode you wish to use for your copies e g 2 sid...

Page 88: ...nal For more information see Chapter 4 of the extended manual on the CD R Copying Originals with File Margins For more information see Chapter 4 of the extended manual on the CD R Copying Books For mo...

Page 89: ...just the exposure manually The copier automatically selects the optimal density for the copies based on the original 1 Touch the index key Density The Density settings are shown 2 Press AUTO The backg...

Page 90: ...opies lighter or darker Set the exposure of the copies to a lighter or darker level to suit your requirements 1 Touch the index key Density The display will change 2 Press LIGHTER to make a lighter co...

Page 91: ...ndex key Density The display will change 2 Press TEXT or Press TEXT PHOTO or Press PHOTO The background of the key turns black The function is enabled 3 Control the density manually For more informati...

Page 92: ...Copy 4 20 Di200 4 4 Auxiliary functions The auxiliary functions offer the following G File Margin G Edge Frame Erase G Image Repeat G Separate Scan For more information see Chapter 4 of the extended...

Page 93: ...o make basic changes to the copier settings There are seven utilities G User s Choice G Meter Count G Copy Job Recall G User Management G Admin Management G On Line G Test Print For more information s...

Page 94: ...5 Utility 5 2 Di200...

Page 95: ...n the CD R Manually set the exposure to a darker level page 4 18 The exposure level has been manually set too light Manually set the exposure to a darker level page 4 18 You have previously made copie...

Page 96: ...ty Clean the original glass see page 7 1 The original is not flat against the original glass Place the original on the original glass correctly see page 3 10 The copy is blurry The paper is damp Repla...

Page 97: ...t for the copy paper size Select a suitable zoom factor for the copy paper size see page 4 10 The copy is badly aligned Original is not placed in the correct position Place the original on the origina...

Page 98: ...our technical representative The service life of your imaging drum has been reached No more copies can be produced Call your technical representative Preventive maintenance time The copier is due for...

Page 99: ...ving data Data are being received for a PC print job Data not received PC print data stuck in memory Paper drawer empty Add paper For more information see page 2 29 Lack of Toner Toner level is low Re...

Page 100: ...indicate the points at which a paper jam has occurred Correct the paper misfeed as directed on the following pages G Main Unit see page 6 7 G Single Feed Tray see page 6 11 G Duplex Unit AD 15 see pag...

Page 101: ...f up to 120 C Do not touch the copier s heating unit WARNING Incorrect handling can cause damage to the copier When the right door R1 is open electrical contacts are within reach Touching the contacts...

Page 102: ...6 Troubleshooting 6 8 Di200 1 Open the right door R1 2 Pull the release lever and open the upper right door 3 Pull out the jammed paper found there Close the upper right door...

Page 103: ...6 Di200 6 9 4 Remove any paper jammed in the lower area of the upper right door Close the right door R1 5 Open the lower right door on the right side of the unit 6 Turn the green wheel to transport j...

Page 104: ...ng 6 10 Di200 7 Carefully pull out any paper jammed there to the front Close the lower right door 8 Open the drawer from which the copy paper was being fed Remove the copy paper and reload it Close th...

Page 105: ...es of up to 120 C Do not touch the copier s heating unit WARNING Incorrect handling can cause damage to the copier When the right door R1 is open electrical contacts are within reach Touching the cont...

Page 106: ...6 Troubleshooting 6 12 Di200 1 Open the right door R1 2 Carefully pull out any paper jammed there Close the right door R1 3 Load a new sheet of copy paper onto the single feed tray...

Page 107: ...of up to 120 C Do not touch the copier s heating unit WARNING Incorrect handling can cause damage to the copier When the right door R1 is open electrical contacts are within reach Touching the contac...

Page 108: ...1 Open the cover of the duplexing unit on the right side of the unit 2 Carefully pull out any paper jammed there 3 Open the right door R1 Carefully pull out any paper jammed there 4 Close the right do...

Page 109: ...1 Open the original misfeed door F1 on the right side of the document feeder 2 Remove the stack of originals from the document feeder Carefully pull out any originals jammed there 3 Open the original...

Page 110: ...ument guides Carefully pull out any paper jammed there 5 Remove any originals left on the original glass Close the duplexing document feeder again 6 Close the original misfeed doors F1 and F2 7 Load t...

Page 111: ...6 17 Automatic Document Feeder AF 9 1 Open the original misfeed door on the left side of the document feeder 2 Remove the stack of originals from the document feeder 3 Open the document feeder Pull o...

Page 112: ...00 4 Lift the document feeder 5 Pull out any originals jammed there 6 Lower the document feeder tray again Close the original misfeed door 7 Load the amount of originals shown on the touch screen back...

Page 113: ...atures of up to 120 C Do not touch the copier s heating unit WARNING Incorrect handling can cause damage to the copier When the right door R1 is open electrical contacts are within reach Touching the...

Page 114: ...6 Troubleshooting 6 20 Di200 1 Open the right door R1 2 Open the upper right door 3 Open the tray cover 4 Carefully pull out any paper jammed there 5 Close the tray...

Page 115: ...Troubleshooting 6 Di200 6 21 6 Close the upper right door and the right panel R1...

Page 116: ...are displayed on the touch screen Correct the paper size error directed on the following pages Paper size error in paper feed unit PF 119 Contact your technical representative if a paper size error i...

Page 117: ...n 4 Select the 1st paper drawer The background of the key turns black 5 Press MODE CHANGE The display will change 6 Make sure the current settings match the loaded paper size or Specify the currently...

Page 118: ...8 Make sure the correct paper type is set or Specify the currently loaded paper types For more information see page 4 4 6 6 These functions cannot be combined For more information see Chapter 6 of the...

Page 119: ...oltage components Incorrect use of the copier may result in electric shock Shut off the copier with the power switch before cleaning the unit Cleaning Clean the copier as described below 1 Housing cle...

Page 120: ...7 Appendix 7 2 Di200 3 Original Glass clean with a soft dry cloth...

Page 121: ...ouch screen functions before cleaning it 1 Press the UTILITY key on the control panel The display will change 2 Press USER MANAGEMENT The display will change 3 Press PANEL CLEANING The cleaning screen...

Page 122: ...Feeder 1 Open the automatic document feeder 2 Wipe the surface of the document transport belt clean with a soft cloth dampened with mild home detergent 3 Pull the transport belt as shown in the illust...

Page 123: ...i Types of Original Single sheets books and other three dimensional objects Maximum Original Size A3 L Maximum Original Weight 3 kg Paper Types Plain paper 60 to 90 g m Recycled paper Special paper on...

Page 124: ...m 0 250 to 4 000 in 0 001 increments Multiple Copies up to 99 copies Exposure Auto Exposure Manual Exposure Text Mode Photo Mode Text Photo Mode Lost Image Feed page 4 mm opposite the feed page 4 mm r...

Page 125: ...aper thin paper card 1 sided originals 50 g m2 up to 110 g m2 2 sided originals 60 g m2 up to 90 g m2 Single Feed Tray 35 g m2 up to 200 g m2 Original Size 1 sided originals A3L to A5L 2 sided origina...

Page 126: ...iginals 70 sheets 52 5 g m2 up to 81 4 g m2 2 sided originals 70 sheets 52 5 g m2 up to 81 4 g m2 Mixed Orig Detection 50 sheets 52 5 g m2 up to 81 4 g m2 Power Requirements supplied from copier Curre...

Page 127: ...s 1st tray Copier output becomes the 2nd tray Finishing Modes Non sort Mode Sort Mode and Group Mode Paper Types 1st Tray Plain Paper 60 g m2 up to 90 g m2 Recycled paper 2nd Tray Plain Paper 60 g m2...

Page 128: ...p to 90 g m2 Recycled paper Special Paper Card 91 g m2 up to 160 g m2 OHP transparencies Sort Group Plain Paper 60 g m2 up to 90 g m2 Recycled paper Paper Size Non sort Width 90 mm to 297 mm Length 14...

Page 129: ...complies with EC directives 89 336 EEC 73 23 EEC and 93 68 EEC This declaration is valid for the area of the European Union EU only WARNING Incorrect cable types can cause interference to radio commun...

Page 130: ...tion office confirms the observance of all legally mandatory German safety standards tested safety that apply to this device 3 N87 The certification office confirms the observance of all national Aust...

Page 131: ...oximately Auto automatic C Crosswise such as A4 C e g for example FLS Foolscap GS Tested safety L Lengthwise e g A4 L Man manual OHP Overhead projector SADF Single Automatic Document Feeder Single Aut...

Page 132: ...3 7 7 4 Auxiliary functions 4 20 B Basics 4 1 Book Erase 4 16 Book Marker 3 11 Books 3 11 4 16 Bound Originals 3 11 C Calling Saved Sizes 4 5 Card 4 4 4 6 Care of the unit 7 1 Cautions 2 11 2 43 CE Ma...

Page 133: ...py mode 4 13 4 15 Copy Table 2 10 Copy darker 4 18 Copy lighter 4 18 Criss cross Mode 4 12 Crosswise 1 7 D Declaration of Conformity 7 11 Default Settings 5 1 Density 4 17 Density Mode 4 19 Developmen...

Page 134: ...ng the paper drawers 2 29 Finishing 4 1 G Group 4 12 I Icons 6 5 Imaging Unit 2 39 Indicators 2 25 Indicators Touch Screen 2 28 Initial Mode 5 1 Installation Site 2 22 Intended Use 2 43 Interrupting c...

Page 135: ...Check 3 3 N No of Copies 3 4 Noise Emission 2 17 Non sort 4 11 Number of copies 3 4 O Offset output 4 12 OHP 4 4 4 6 Optional Equipment 2 4 Original 1 7 Original Copy 4 13 Original Cover 2 4 Original...

Page 136: ...r size tables 7 11 Paper Size Memory Recall 4 5 4 7 Paper Type 4 4 4 6 Paper Width 1 7 Password 3 3 Photograph Density Mode 4 19 Pictograms 6 5 Printer Controller 2 10 Proportional Zoom 4 10 R Recycle...

Page 137: ...4 Specifications 7 5 Starting copy cycle 3 4 Stopping copy cycle 3 5 Storage Consumables 2 23 Storage Copier 2 42 Stretch 4 10 Switching Off 2 24 Switching on 2 24 Symbol Touch Screen 6 5 System overv...

Page 138: ...pendix 7 20 Di200 W Warning Notices 1 5 2 11 2 43 Z Zoom 4 1 Zoom Factor 4 9 4 10 Zoom factor tables 7 11 Zoom factor saving 4 10 Zoom Factors calling up 4 10 Zoom ratio 4 9 4 10 Call up 4 10 storing...

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