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Getting to Know Your System

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Di551/Di650

DANGER

System overheating can result in fire and/or electrical shock!
The system is equipped with high-voltage components. Incorrect use or 
faulty operation of the system may cause the system to overheat. Observe 
the following safety precautions to prevent injury and system damage.

➜

Switch off the system immediately if it becomes unusually hot, smoke 
rises from the system or you detect an unusual smell. Unplug the 
power cable. Consult your technical representative.

➜

If a fuse is tripped during a procedure, repeat the procedure. If a fuse 
is tripped again, switch the system off immediately. Consult your 
technical representative.

➜

Be sure the fuses correspond to the nominal current ratings specified 
on the manufacturer’s name plate.

➜

Always unplug the power cable when the system is not going to be 
used for a long time.

DANGER

Improper operation of the system can cause injury!
Incorrect operation of the system can lead to personal injury. Observe the 
following safety precautions to prevent injuries.

➜

When carrying out a procedure, touch only those parts of the system 
that must be touched for this procedure as described in this manual.

➜

Never put your hands into the booklet output of the finisher.

Summary of Contents for Di551

Page 1: ...The essentials of imaging www minoltaeurope com User Manual Di551 Di650 ...

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Page 3: ...tion of Important Concepts and Symbols 1 7 1 5 Overview of System Features 1 9 General Features 1 9 Automatic Features 1 13 Finishing Features 1 13 Features that can only be Set Up by a Service Technician 1 13 2 Getting to Know Your System 2 1 System Overview 2 1 External System Overview 2 1 Internal System Overview 2 4 2 2 Options Accessories 2 5 Finisher FN 6 2 5 Finisher FN 113 2 9 Punch Z fold...

Page 4: ...em Daily 2 30 Switching off the System Daily 2 31 2 8 Control Panel Keys and Indicators 2 32 Control Panel 2 32 Indicators and Keys on the Touch Screen 2 34 2 9 Using the Touch Screen 2 36 2 10 Adding Paper 2 37 Refilling Trays 1 and 2 2 38 Refilling Tray 3 2 40 Add Paper to Paper Tray 4 C 404 option 2 42 Add Paper to Paper Tray 4 C 403 option 2 44 Filling the Bypass Tray 2 46 2 11 Adding Toner 2 ...

Page 5: ...king the System Settings 3 8 3 6 Reserving Copy Jobs 3 8 3 7 Interrupting a Copy Job 3 8 3 8 Recalling System Settings of the Last Job 3 8 3 9 Saving and Recalling System Settings 3 8 3 10 Check System Meter Count 3 8 3 11 Enabling Energy Saving Modes 3 9 Enabling Energy Saving Mode 3 10 Enabling Auto Shut Off Mode 3 11 3 12 Using the Bypass Tray 3 12 Load the paper on to the Bypass Tray 3 12 Proc...

Page 6: ...g the Lens Mode 4 16 Enabling Automatic Magnification Selection AMS 4 16 Selecting a Preset Zoom Ratio 4 17 Selecting User set Zoom Ratios 4 18 Horizontal Vertical Stretch 4 18 4 5 Setting the Copy Paper Size 4 19 Enabling Auto Paper Select Mode APS 4 19 Manually Selecting a Paper Tray 4 20 Specifying the Paper Type Size for the Bypass Tray 4 21 Specify Copy Start on Wide Size Paper for the Bypass...

Page 7: ...ument Handler EDH 4 9 5 Finisher FN 6 optional 9 5 Finisher FN 113 optional 9 6 Cover Inserter B optional for Finisher FN 6 9 7 Hole Punch Unit PK 2 PK 5 optional for Finisher FN 6 9 7 Punch Z fold Unit ZK 2 optional 9 8 Large Capacity Cassette C 403 optional 9 8 Large Capacity Cassette C 404 optional 9 9 9 3 Supplies 9 10 9 4 You Can Process This Paper 9 11 with Paper Trays 1 2 and 3 9 11 with th...

Page 8: ...IVZ 6 Di551 Di650 ...

Page 9: ...e G Troubleshooting Please read this manual carefully before using your system Always keep the manual within reach A holder for the manual is attached to the back of the system For further information and assistance in the event of difficulties please contact G your Minolta technical representative G our Web site http www minolta com Please keep the serial number located on the system s rating pla...

Page 10: ...s of idleness Energy Star systems switch to Energy Saver Mode or turn themselves off This function can reduce the annual energy costs for the unit by up to 60 Systems with a high copying speed automatically switch to 2 sided copying mode This reduces the costs for paper and the volume of paper consumed Did you know that manufacturing a sheet of paper requires 10 times as much energy as making a co...

Page 11: ... everyday operation of the copier system You should keep this manual near the copier system so you can consult it any time It contains a lot of useful information such as G Loading originals correctly and using the document feeder G Setting a Copy Mode G Making copies lighter and darker Extended Manual Digital Version on CD R The extended version of the manual is supplied as a pdf file and is spec...

Page 12: ...tarting the copy cycle Reserving jobs 4 Basic Functions This chapter describes how to choose basic system functions to suit your needs such as Adjusting the contrast Setting the Lens Mode Setting the copy paper size 5 Applications This chapter shows you how to use special applications correctly such as Adding inserts and cover sheets Creating Reverse Images Creating a file margin 6 Network Functio...

Page 13: ...anger 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 and or products Not observing the warning can lead to personal injury and or serious damage to the system The arrow marks the precautionary measure required to avoid the danger CAUTION This is a c...

Page 14: ...h white bullets follows a list with black bullets the white bullets are ranked below the black bullets 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 achieve the results you desire 3 Step 3 of a sequence of actions This bullet indicates a list within a sequence of actions This is a...

Page 15: ...duplicated by the copy cycle Feeding direction The feeding direction is the paper s path through the system Width and length Whenever paper dimensions are specified in the Owner s Manual the first value always refers to the width of the paper side A and the second to the length side B Original document to be copied Copy copy of the original document Copy cycle enlarge reduce sort 21 x 29 7 cm Leng...

Page 16: ...R e g A4R If side A of the paper format is longer than side B this is referred to as crosswise The size is not identified in any more detail e g A4 Size data with or without R Lengthwise sizes are specified with an R If it is clear which direction the size has to be inserted e g A3 can only be fed lengthwise the R is omitted Lengthwise Crosswise 21 x 29 7 cm 29 7 x 21 cm A4R A4 ...

Page 17: ...opy on the paper Booklet Combine A4 originals 1 2 or 2 2 into A5 or A4 booklets Chapter Automatically copy previously specified chapter titles on right hand pages This feature is only available in duplex mode 1 2 Combination Copy 2 4 or 8 originals onto a single paper sheet Contrast Range Configure up to nine contrast ranges for four copy modes automatic increase contrast photo and text Dual Page ...

Page 18: ...copy job other reserved copy jobs and copy jobs that have already been processed The status list can also be used to change the order for processing pending copy jobs Magnification Ratio fixed variable Selecting a Magnification Ratio Eight fixed and three user defined magnification ratios can be selected Or choose a user set zoom ratio within the range of 25 to 400 in 0 1 increments Manual Shut Of...

Page 19: ...with up to 4 000 sheets 80 g m is also optionally available Program Job Scan originals using various system configurations and then make the copies in a single process Proof Copy Test the system settings using a proof copy before starting large copy jobs Repeat Make multiple copies of a document onto one copy Reserve Jobs Prepare further copier jobs while the system is still busy processing the ou...

Page 20: ...half the time Text Photo Enhance Improve exposure for optimising the output of originals that contain text photographs or very light copy areas User set Density Define two user defined density settings which then can be called up on the touch screen User set Zoom Ratio Define up to three user defined zoom ratios which then can be called up on the touch screen Weekly Timer Set times during which th...

Page 21: ...on see chapter 1 in the extended manual on the CD R Finishing Features For further information see chapter 1 in the extended manual on the CD R Features that can only be Set Up by a Service Technician For further information see chapter 1 in the extended manual on the CD R ...

Page 22: ...1 Introduction 1 14 Di551 Di650 ...

Page 23: ...ectronic Document Handler feeds in originals page by page automatically 2 Document shelf Surface for placing originals or copies 3 Copy Track Option Records the copies made for accounting purposes 4 Bypass Tray Holds up to 100 sheets of standard paper 80 g m or 1 sheet of special paper 5 Large Capacity Cassette LCC optional Holds up to 4 000 sheets of plain paper 80 g m continued on next page ...

Page 24: ...l drawer holds up to 500 sheets 80 g m of various sizes 9 Tray 1 Universal tray holds up to 500 sheets of paper 80 g m of various sizes 10 Toner door Open this door to add toner 11 Front doors Open these doors to clear paper misfeeds 12 Punch Z fold Unit optional Punches and Z folds copies 13 Finisher option Used for regulated stacked or sorted output of copies 14 Power switch Switches the system ...

Page 25: ...11 12 14 16 17 2 9 15 13 Item Name Description 15 Main switch Switches the system off weekly timer is disabled 16 LCD touch screen Touch sensitive screen for viewing and modifying system jobs and settings 17 Control panel Provides the keys for operating the system ...

Page 26: ...carefully removing the toner bottle holder 3 Transport fixer unit Transports the paper through the drum unit and fixer unit 4 Release lever Move this lever to the left to release the transport fixer unit carefully pull the unit out to release a paper jam 5 Drum unit The image is generated on the drum unit 6 Fixer unit Fuses the toner onto the paper 7 Total Counter Displays the total number of copi...

Page 27: ...ve downward during the output cycle Objects below the offset trays may seriously damage them Do not place any objects below the offset trays of the finisher CAUTION Danger of injury The Finisher FN 6 booklet output is fitted with a folding unit Do not reach into the booklet output of the Finisher when you are removing folded or stapled booklets Do not exceed the capacity of the offset trays Do not...

Page 28: ...ort with offset Staple Group with offset 2 Sub Tray Copies are output here Non Sort Group printed side down up 3 Finisher door Open this door to clear a paper misfeed fill the staple cartridges 4 Booklet output Copies processed using the Folding and Stapling Folding features are output here 5 Copy basket Catches copies discharged by the booklet output ...

Page 29: ...K 2 Hole punch unit optional Punches four holes in copies 5 Lever for opening the paper jam door Open the paper jam door to remove jammed paper 6 Hole punch unit waste container The hole punch unit waste container collects the waste paper generated when copies are punched 7 Transport rollers Rotate the transport rollers to transport jammed paper out of the staple unit 8 Lever for opening the paper...

Page 30: ...Description 9 Lever for opening the paper jam door Open the paper jam door to remove jammed paper 10 Handle on the stapler unit Pull the stapler unit out by this handle to remove jammed paper or fill the staple cartridges 11 Staple cartridges Replace the staple cartridges when the staples run out ...

Page 31: ...t of space requirements The offset trays of a finisher move downward during the output cycle Objects below the offset trays may seriously damage them Do not place any objects below the offset trays of the finisher Do not exceed the capacity of the offset trays Do not exceed the capacity of the finisher offset trays otherwise a paper misfeed may occur You should empty the offset trays during a larg...

Page 32: ... to remove jammed paper 3 Main Tray Copies are output here Non Sort Sort with offset Staple Hole Punch Group with offset 4 Sub Tray Copies are output here Sort printed side down up Group printed side down up 5 Top paper misfeed door FN1 Open the paper jam door to remove jammed paper 6 Recessed Grip Place a hand in the recessed grip and pull the finisher away from the main unit to clear a paper mis...

Page 33: ...feed to empty the waste container 2 Lever for opening the paper jam door Open the paper jam door to remove jammed paper 3 Transport rollers Rotate the transport rollers to further feed jammed paper 4 Handle Pull the unit out by the handle to clear a paper jam 5 Lever for opening the paper jam door Open the paper jam door to remove jammed paper 6 Waste container This is where the punch waste is col...

Page 34: ...m the cover inserter thus cannot be printed during cover insertion 6 5 4 3 2 1 Item Name Description 1 Control panel Keys for operating cover inserter B 2 Release lever Use the lever to open the unit and remove a paper jam 3 Upper paper feeders Ensure correct alignment of the paper stack 4 Sub Tray Place cover pages for automatic feed 5 Lower tray You can place paper here for automatic feed of cov...

Page 35: ...r Flip this open to add paper 2 Left door Open this door to clear paper misfeeds 3 LCC lever Pull this lever down to clear a paper jam 4 Guide plates Ensure correct alignment of the paper stack 5 Button for lowering the paper plate Press this button to lower the paper plate and refill with new paper 6 Paper plate Automatically lifts the paper stack 7 Rear tray Ensures correct alignment of the pape...

Page 36: ...r Flip this open to add paper 2 Left door Open this door to clear paper misfeeds 3 LCC lever Pull this lever down to clear a paper jam 4 Guide plates Ensure correct alignment of the paper stack 5 Button for lowering the paper plate Press this button to lower the paper plate and refill with new paper 6 Paper plate Automatically lifts the paper stack 7 Rear tray Ensures correct alignment of the pape...

Page 37: ...iginals to be read into the document memory for example The following extended memory units can be purchased G 64 MB Extended Memory G 128 MB Extended Memory G 256 MB Extended Memory Printer Control Device Pi6500e Allows the system to be used as a printer HDD 2 Hard Disk Enables permanent storage of job and image data Total Counter Records the copies made for accounting purposes ...

Page 38: ... areas designated with safety labels When you clear a paper jam etc only touch the specially marked areas Do not make design changes to the system Never unplug the system with wet hands Ensure that the power supply provides the correct supply voltage for the system Never connect the system to a multiple socket extension cord Do not place coffee cups bottles or other containers with liquids on the ...

Page 39: ...ed Never place heavy objects on the power cable Do not pull or bend the power cable Do not place the system on cables belonging to other devices Ensure that no cables of other devices get pinched in the system Be sure that the power cable sits correctly in the power outlet Always make sure that the power outlet is visible and accessible at all times Keep the network connector and the socket free f...

Page 40: ...se is tripped during a procedure repeat the procedure If a fuse is tripped again switch the system off immediately Consult your technical representative Be sure the fuses correspond to the nominal current ratings specified on the manufacturer s name plate Always unplug the power cable when the system is not going to be used for a long time DANGER Improper operation of the system can cause injury I...

Page 41: ... way CAUTION Incorrect handling can cause damage to the system Incorrect handling can cause damage to the system Observe the following safety precautions to prevent system damage Do not open any doors on the system during printing Do not switch the system off during printing Ensure that the finisher trays are not overloaded during copying If necessary remove finished copies during the process to a...

Page 42: ...ot generate any hazardous laser radiation Internal Laser Radiation Mean radiation output 340 µW at the laser opening of the printer head Wave length 775 800 nm This system operates using a Class IIIb laser diode that emits an invisible laser beam The laser diode and scanning polygon mirror are incorporated in the print head unit The print head unit is NOT A FIELD SERVICE ITEM It may not be opened ...

Page 43: ...k of the system DANGER Hazardous laser radiation Operating the system in a manner that does not conform to the descriptions provided in this manual can lead to the release of hazardous radiation Operate the system only in accordance with the instructions provided in this manual ...

Page 44: ...lead to serious personal injury and or damage to articles Use this operating manual to familiarise yourself with the hazards before carrying out any activity in a hazard area Clean soiled safety labels to keep them visible and legible Replace safety labels if they become illegible For further information consult your technical representative ...

Page 45: ... keep them visible and legible Replace safety labels if they become illegible For further information consult your technical representative Finisher with Cover Inserter B only Finisher FN 112 FN 6 When taking a paper stack out of the finisher tray hold the paper by the sides DO NOT place your hand on the paper stack because the finisher tray moves upward if pressure is exerted on it and could crus...

Page 46: ...nt of any questions for fast help in the event of problems 2 4 Transporting the System If you need to transport the system please consult your technical representative 2 5 Installing the System Environmental Requirements The optimal environmental requirements of the system are as follows G Temperature from 10 C to 30 C 50 F to 86 F maximum fluctuation of 10 C 50 F per hour G Humidity of 10 to 80 m...

Page 47: ... External influences can cause damage to the system The main tray of the finisher lowers during the output cycle Objects located under the main tray can damage the main tray Do not put any objects under the main tray of the finisher Space Required for System CAUTION Device damage by incorrect assessment of space requirements Always ensure sufficient free space around the system Too little space ca...

Page 48: ...20 1140 1620 430 741 100 100 100 656 410 650 2021 1836 790 950 120 Di551 Di650 Di650 Finisher FN 6 large capacity cassette LCC C 403 Units in mm Di551 Di650 Finisher FN 6 Z fold Unit ZK 2 Cover inserter B Large Capacity Cassette LCC C 404 1620 990 1140 331 100 100 410 670 950 1836 2435 790 120 656 741 174 650 1620 ...

Page 49: ...e in a fire The remaining toner left in the bottle can ignite and cause a hazardous situation Ensure that supplies are stored G in their original sealed packaging G protected from direct sunlight and heat sources G in a cool dry dust free location G out of the reach of children 2 6 Connecting the system Voltage and Frequency Tolerances The system needs a reliable consistent power supply Please cal...

Page 50: ...ff weekly timer feature is disabled G Power switch switches the system on and off weekly timer feature remains enabled Switching on Power Supply Switch on the system power supply with the main switch Switch the main switch to position I To be able to use the copy feature you must switch on the system again with the power switch For more information see page 2 30 Power switch Main switch ...

Page 51: ...on 0 OFF 3 Always unplug the power cable when the system is not going to be used for a long time Weekly timer disabled The weekly timer is disabled when you switch off the system with the main switch Use the power switch on the left side of the control panel to switch the system on and off daily Wait 10 seconds If you want to switch the system off and then on with the main switch wait 10 seconds b...

Page 52: ...r the Di551 about 6 minutes for the Di650 begins A copy job can be set up now Touch the touch screen briefly The basic options are then displayed The status display shows the following message Position original in the EDH face up The copy job can be set up Changing the default system settings The default system setting that is active after switching on or resetting the system can be changed For mo...

Page 53: ... System Daily Use the power switch to switch off the system daily The weekly timer remains enabled after switching off 1 Press the power switch to switch off the system The system is switched off The weekly timer draws a minimum amount of power to remain functional ...

Page 54: ... operator mode 3 Mode check Key Press this key to call up a display of the current system settings 4 10 Key Pad Keys Use to enter numerical values 5 Timer Indicator Is on when the weekly timer is enabled 6 Mode Key For switching between the system modes Copier Scanner Server Printer 7 Energy saver On Off Key to enable and disable the energy saving function to interrupt the weekly timer function 8 ...

Page 55: ... Press this key to interrupt or continue a copy cycle 10 C Key Press this key to reset the number of copies 11 Stop Key Press this key to stop a copy cycle 12 Start Key To start a copy or scan cycle 13 Utility Key Press to display the meter count display 14 Proof Copy Key To output a test copy with the current system settings ...

Page 56: ... the specified number of copies 3 Status Key This key calls up functions used to monitor and manage reserved jobs 4 Special originals Key This key is used to call up functions such as Original Direction Text Photo Mode Special originals 5 Applications Key Used to call up various applications such as Auto Layout Dual Page Chapter Mode 6 Rotation OFF Key This key switches page rotation on or off 7 S...

Page 57: ...le increments the counter by 1 10 Basic settings Keys Indicators Use these to select and view the initial copier settings such as Copy mode Zoom ratio Contrast 11 Service messages Indicator Displays service messages such as Add toner PM call 12 Output Keys These keys are used to select the finishing mode 13 Output display Indicator Displays the selected finishing mode 14 Job folder Key Indicator U...

Page 58: ... the keys illustrated on the touch screen to select functions or change settings CAUTION Incorrect handling can cause damage to the system The surface of the touch screen is glass Incorrect handling can damage the touch screen Never place heavy objects on the touch screen Use care when touching the surface of the touch screen Do not apply strong pressure to the surface Avoid touching the surface o...

Page 59: ...serting special papers When you are processing special papers make sure that the paper tray is set for that type of paper For more information see chapter 7 Please Observe these Precautions Paper Tray 1 Capacity up to 500 sheets 80 g m Paper Tray 2 Capacity up to 500 sheets 80 g m Paper Tray 3 Capacity up to 1 500 sheets 80 g m Bypass Tray Capacity max 100 sheets 80 g m max 1 sheet of special pape...

Page 60: ... the paper size Remove any remaining paper from the paper tray Slide the edge guides completely out Set the back paper guide to the desired size 4 Fan the new paper Align the paper edges straight 5 Load the new paper so that the side that undulates upward is face up Tray 1 up to 500 sheets 80 g m Tray 2 up to 500 sheets 80 g m 6 Make sure not to exceed the maximum paper filling level The paper sta...

Page 61: ...ize will be shown on the main screen Loading tab papers If you want to process tab papers insert them as illustrated in the following figure Ensure that the paper type Tab Paper is set to the paper tray For more information see chapter 7 Section 3 Management Section 3 Management Section 3 Management Section 3 Management Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1...

Page 62: ...7 1 Pull the drawer out as far as it will go 2 Lift the paper feed roller out of the way 3 only when changing the paper size Remove any remaining paper from the paper tray Slide the edge guides completely out Set the back paper guide to the desired size 4 Fan the new paper Align the paper edges straight 5 Load the new paper so that the side that undulates upward is face up Tray 3 up to 1 500 sheet...

Page 63: ...lly slide the paper tray back If you have changed the paper size the new size will be shown on the main screen Loading tab papers If you want to process tab papers insert them as illustrated in the following figure Ensure that the paper type Tab Paper is set to the paper tray For more information see chapter 7 Section 3 Management Section 3 Management Section 3 Management Section 3 Management Sect...

Page 64: ...n the top cover of the tray 2 Press the button to lower the paper lifting plate to lower the plate slightly 3 Fan the new paper Align the paper edges straight 4 Load the paper so that the side that undulates upward is face down up to 4 000 sheets 80 g m 5 Repeat steps 2 to 4 until the tray is full 6 Make sure not to exceed the maximum paper filling level The paper stack must not be higher than the...

Page 65: ... Ensure that the paper type Tab Paper is set to the paper tray For more information see chapter 7 Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 ...

Page 66: ...n the top cover of the tray 2 Press the button to lower the paper lifting plate to lower the plate slightly 3 Fan the new paper Align the paper edges straight 4 Load the paper so that the side that undulates upward is face down up to 4 000 sheets 80 g m 5 Repeat steps 2 to 4 until the tray is full 6 Make sure not to exceed the maximum paper filling level The paper stack must not be higher than the...

Page 67: ... Ensure that the paper type Tab Paper is set to the paper tray For more information see chapter 7 Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 ...

Page 68: ... system 2 Place the paper flush up against the feed chamber of the bypass tray Special papers OHP transparencies max 1 sheet Other max 100 sheets 80 g m 3 Slide the edge guides to fit the size of the inserted paper Processing special paper using the bypass tray You can use the bypass tray to process special paper such as tab papers OHP transparencies and others For more information see page 3 12 ...

Page 69: ...in the following figure Ensure that the paper type Tab Paper is set to the paper tray For more information see chapter 7 Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1 Introduction 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 ...

Page 70: ...pose of the used toner bottle in an environmentally friendly manner Keep toner cartridges out of reach of children If there is too little toner in the system a message is displayed on the touch screen Use only toner that is suitable for this system The number of copies that can be made with the toner cartridge is 44 000 A4 with 6 coverage If you have questions please contact your technical represe...

Page 71: ... 2 49 2 Pull the locking lever forward Pull the toner bottle holder carefully out 3 Remove the used toner cartridge 4 Shake the new cartridge several times This loosens any clumps of toner 5 Remove the plastic closure from the toner cartridge ...

Page 72: ...Your System 2 50 Di551 Di650 6 Place the new toner cartridge in its holder Make sure that the back of the cartridge is securely in the guide 7 Slide the toner bottle holder carefully back in position Close the toner door ...

Page 73: ...6 optional If the staple magazine runs out a message is displayed on the touch screen Use only staples that are suitable for this system If you have questions please contact your technical representative Finisher FN 6 This finisher has one staple unit 1 Open the finisher door 2 Carefully remove the stacker unit ...

Page 74: ...g its guides 4 Lift the stapler head up and out of its holder 5 Remove the empty staple cartridge out of the stapler head Leave the remaining staples in the stapler head otherwise the first copy set after refilling it will not be stapled 6 Insert a new staple cartridge into the stapler head The arrows must be aligned over each other 1 2 ...

Page 75: ...0 2 53 7 Hook the stapler head back into the stapler unit 8 Push the stapler head back along its guides Finally push the stapler head down a little until it latches in place 9 Carefully slide the stacker unit back Close the finisher door 1 2 ...

Page 76: ...taple units 1 Hold the recessed grip at the top of the finisher Pull the finisher carefully from the copier Open the cover H3 at the right of the finisher 2 Open the cover FN7 at the right of the finisher 3 Rotate the green dial to the left to move the staple units to the centre position ...

Page 77: ...d position on the stapler unit This releases the upper part of the stapler unit You can now remove the empty staple magazine 6 Position a new staple cartridge Carefully remove the seal from the staples 7 Position the staple unit back in the holder The staple unit clicks into the holder with an audible click Staple unit 1 Staple unit 2 ...

Page 78: ...2 Getting to Know Your System 2 56 Di551 Di650 8 Open the cover FN7 at the right of the finisher 9 Open the cover H3 at the right of the finisher Slide the finisher carefully back to the copier ...

Page 79: ...ubject to vibrations Protect the system against G Splashing liquids G Direct sunlight G Strong temperature fluctuations G Direct air flow from heating or air conditioning units 2 15 Please Observe these Precautions When Working with your System Please observe the following precautions when using your system G Never place any objects heavier than 6 8 kg and or thicker than 30 mm onto the system G N...

Page 80: ...k The system is equipped with high voltage components Incorrect use or faulty operation of the system may cause the system to overheat Observe the following safety precautions to prevent injury and system damage Do not dismantle the system Never remove any system parts Allow only specially trained and authorised service personnel to carry out maintenance and repairs If the service call message is ...

Page 81: ...d liability and or guarantees are voided by damage incurred through incorrect use Certain types of documents may not be copied for further use or with the intent to pass copies of such documents off as the original These include G Money G Stamps cancelled or uncancelled G Personal identification cards G Vehicle registration documents G Copyrighted materials without the permission of the copyright ...

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Page 83: ...es Enter the number of sets of copies you want made Press the corresponding keys on the 10 Key Pad The entered number of copies is displayed in the upper right hand corner of the touch screen Did you enter an incorrect number Press the C key on the control panel and enter the correct number of copies ...

Page 84: ... Press the STOP key on the control panel The copy cycle stops A confirmation dialog appears Select whether you want to interrupt the cycle or continue it Reset System Settings Reset the system to the system default setting Press the RESET key on the control panel The system is reset to the system default setting Automatic Reset of the System In key operator mode you can specify a time after which ...

Page 85: ...Auto Shut Off The system is in auto shut off mode if the LED on the ENERGY SAVER control panel key is on and the touch screen indicator is off Press the ENERGY SAVER key on the control panel to close the mode The LED on the ENERGY SAVER key on the control panel goes out The touch screen switches on again The system is ready for operation Setting Period for Automatic Shut off In key operator mode y...

Page 86: ...jects heavier than 6 8 kg onto the original glass Do not press originals on the original glass 1 Open the original cover 2 Place the original face down on the original glass 3 Push the original into the upper left corner of the original glass 4 Align the document along the positioning plate Is the original transparent Place a sheet of white paper of the same size on top of the original Note the fo...

Page 87: ...age Repeat with automatic detection Then leave the original cover open The feature can only be run properly with the cover open To avoid black edges on your copies If you are making single sided copies from books you can apply the Frame Fold Erasure or Non Image Area Erase feature to prevent unsightly black edges ...

Page 88: ... Not all documents are suitable for the EDH Use only suitable originals Unsuitable originals include G carbon paper paraffin paper and other very thin paper G very thick paper G paper with items adhered to it or pieces cut out of it G translucent paper OHP transparencies overhead projector films G folded curled paper G punched stapled or bound paper Manually place originals that are not suitable f...

Page 89: ...red mark of the level indicator 4 Slide the document guide plates to fit the size of the originals More than 100 originals If you want to process more than 100 originals you must place them by blocks and save them or work with the Program Job feature For more information see chapter 5 Loading Mixed Sized Originals into the EDH For further information see chapter 3 in the extended manual on the CD ...

Page 90: ...3 7 Interrupting a Copy Job For further information see chapter 3 in the extended manual on the CD R 3 8 Recalling System Settings of the Last Job For further information see chapter 3 in the extended manual on the CD R 3 9 Saving and Recalling System Settings For further information see chapter 3 in the extended manual on the CD R 3 10 Check System Meter Count For further information see chapter ...

Page 91: ...to a low level when the system is idle G Automatic Shut Off Specific parts of the system are shut off with automatic shut off Both of these modes can be enabled automatically and manually One button for two modes The energy saving function is activated manually on the control panel by pressing ENERGY SAVER This button can be set up to activate either energy saving mode or auto shut off mode Use th...

Page 92: ...should pass after the last system activity before the energy saving mode is enabled See chapter 7 for more information System default setting 15 minutes Manual activation It is activated manually by pressing the ENERGY SAVER key on the control panel 1 Press the ENERGY SAVER key on the control panel A dialog field appears 2 Press the YES key to enable the energy saving mode The ENERGY SAVER LED key...

Page 93: ...e chapter 7 for more information Default setting 90 minutes Manual activation It is activated manually by pressing the ENERGY SAVER key on the control panel 1 Press the ENERGY SAVER key on the control panel A dialog field appears 2 Press the YES key to enable the energy saving mode When the system is in auto shut off mode the ENERGY SAVER LED on the control panel is on The touch screen switches of...

Page 94: ...per flush up against the feed chamber of the bypass tray Special papers OHP transparencies max 1 sheet Other max 100 sheets 80 g m 4 Slide the edge guides to fit the size of the inserted paper Processing Tab Papers For further information see chapter 3 in the extended manual on the CD R Note the following important information Paper sizes A3 B4 F4 A4R A4 B5R B5 A5R A5 B6R A6R 11 17 8 5 11 Max 314 ...

Page 95: ...pic and display the matching help text G Help is available when basic options are not displayed Help text for the page currently displayed is shown The help topic overview includes G A key for setting the contrast on the touch screen G Display of weekly timer times G Display of phone number for a system administrator G Display of phone and fax numbers for the technical representative G A help menu...

Page 96: ... the HELP key on the control panel The help topic overview is displayed 3 Select one of the help topics Staple supply Add staples Punch Empty waste container EDH Place originals on EDH Paper supply Add paper to a tray Toner supply Add toner Help menu Help for seven different topics 4 Press the EXIT key to exit help mode The basic options are displayed again Help ...

Page 97: ...s are not displayed on the touch screen 1 Press the HELP key on the control panel Help text with information on the current screen is displayed 2 Read the help text 3 Press the EXIT key to exit help mode The display in which you called the help topic is displayed again 3 14 Using Bookmark Function For further information see chapter 3 in the extended manual on the CD R Help ...

Page 98: ...3 Initial Steps 3 16 Di551 Di650 ...

Page 99: ...N 113 optional G with Finisher FN 6 optional G with Hole punch unit PK 2 optional G with Hole punch unit PK 5 optional G with Punch Z fold Unit ZK 2 optional G with cover inserter B optional for the Finisher FN 6 G without a finisher CAUTION External influences can cause damage to the system The main tray of the finisher lowers during the output cycle Objects located under the main tray can damage...

Page 100: ...Di650 Do not exceed the capacity of the offset trays Do not exceed the capacity of the finisher offset trays otherwise a paper misfeed may occur You should empty the offset trays during a large job to avoid exceeding the capacity ...

Page 101: ...ide down and without offset Procedure 1 In the basic options press the SORT key to disable the feature The background of the key turns white 2 Configure the system settings for your job 3 Use the 10 Key Pad to set the number of copies 4 Load the originals into the EDH or on the original glass 5 Press the START key on the control panel to start the copy job 1 2 3 1 2 3 ...

Page 102: ...with the printed side down and with an offset of 30 mm 1 2 3 1 2 3 30mm Note the following important information These features cannot be combined Basic functions Loading document onto the original glass available only with Image Insert Dual Page or if the document memory is used Folding Stapling Folding Three folding Applications OHP Interleave ...

Page 103: ...ss the SORT key The background of the key turns black 2 Configure the system settings for your job 3 Use the 10 Key Pad to set the number of copies 4 Load the originals into the EDH or on the original glass 5 Press the START key on the control panel to start the copy job ...

Page 104: ... in the extended manual on the CD R Adding Front and Back Cover Sheets For further information see chapter 4 in the extended manual on the CD R Hole Punch For further information see chapter 4 in the extended manual on the CD R Z Fold For further information see chapter 4 in the extended manual on the CD R Three Folding For further information see chapter 4 in the extended manual on the CD R Manua...

Page 105: ...Basic Functions 4 Di551 Di650 4 7 Using two Systems in Tandem For further information see chapter 4 in the extended manual on the CD R ...

Page 106: ... 2 2 Make 2 sided copies from 2 sided originals G 2 1 Make 1 sided copies from 2 sided originals Simplex G 1 2 Make 2 sided copies from 1 sided originals Duplex G 1 1 initial setting Make 1 sided copies from 1 sided originals 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 ...

Page 107: ...to the EDH 2 Select the copy mode you want Not every copy mode can be combined with every feature When you select a copy mode the features that cannot be used with it are dimmed 3 only as required Press the SPECIAL ORIGINAL key if the direction of the original is different from the specified default direction Change the setting of the Original Direction ...

Page 108: ...set the number of copies Did you enter an incorrect number Press the C key on the control panel and enter the correct number of copies 7 On the control panel press the START key to start the scan cycle and to output the copies Do you want to cancel this procedure Press the STOP key on the control panel 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 Right left binding Up binding with Finisher FN 113 FN 6 ...

Page 109: ... the printout is made Before scanning check that enough memory is available 1 Place the first original face down on the original glass with the side to be copied face down Select Copy Mode 1 2 The STORE key has a black background The function for scanning documents has been enabled automatically 2 only as required Press the SPECIAL ORIGINAL key if the direction of the original is different from th...

Page 110: ...or your job 5 Use the 10 Key Pad to set the number of copies Did you enter an incorrect number Press the C key on the control panel and enter the correct number of copies 6 Press the START key on the control panel The document placed on the original glass is scanned 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 Right left binding Up binding with Finisher FN 113 FN 6 ...

Page 111: ...cycle and delete the scanned data from the document memory Press the STOP key on the control panel A confirmation prompt appears Press the EXIT key to confirm the cancellation 8 Press the STORE key to complete the scanning procedure 9 Press the START key on the control panel to start the printout Do you want to cancel this procedure Press the STOP key on the control panel ...

Page 112: ...el for the copies The system automatically selects the optimal exposure level for the copies based on the originals 1 Load the originals into the EDH on the original glass 2 Press the AE key The background of the key turns black Auto Exposure Mode is now enabled 3 Configure the system settings for your job 4 Press the START key on the control panel to start the copy job ...

Page 113: ...RMAL key to retain a balanced exposure or Press the black arrow as many times as necessary to set the exposure to darker What are the User 1 and User 2 settings User 1 and User 2 are positions for storing user defined exposure levels For more information see chapter 7 Press the white arrow key until the black bar is at the desired user defined setting User 1 or User 2 Adjusting the Image Density F...

Page 114: ...e originals into the EDH on the original glass 2 Press the AMS key The background of the key turns black The Automatic Magnification Selection is now enabled 3 Select a paper tray if necessary The zoom ratio depends on the size of the original and the paper in the selected paper tray 4 Configure the system settings for your job 5 Press the START key on the control panel to start the copy job Copy ...

Page 115: ...ch screen 2 Select a zoom ratio under ENLARGE or REDUCE or Select a user defined zoom ratio under USER PRESET The background of the selected option turns black The dialog closes The selected zoom ratio is displayed on the touch screen Defining the user defined zoom ratios Define the user defined zoom ratio in key operator mode For more information see chapter 7 Creating 1 1 copies If you want to c...

Page 116: ...Select a zoom mode vert horiz vert or horiz 3 Enter a 3 digit zoom ratio using the touch screen keypad e g input 053 for 53 display 0 530 or Select a zoom ratio with the arrow keys 4 Press the OK key to end this step The dialog closes The selected zoom ratio is displayed on the touch screen 5 Configure the system settings for your job 6 Press the START key on the control panel to start the copy jo...

Page 117: ...ssage will be shown prompting the user to insert a suitable paper size 1 Load the originals into the EDH on the original glass 2 Press the APS key The background of the key turns black Auto Paper Mode is now enabled 3 Set a zoom ratio if required The paper size is selected depending on the original size and the selected zoom ratio 4 Configure the system settings for your job 5 Press the START key ...

Page 118: ...If you want to use the bypass tray you will have to set additional options for the paper type and size For more information see page 4 21 Is the selected tray empty The paper status indicator of the selected tray blinks A request to add paper appears in the message line on the touch screen Add paper to the paper tray Use automatic tray switching If a tray runs out of paper the system automatically...

Page 119: ...E key is displayed 3 Press the PAPER TYPE SIZE key The screen for selecting the paper type and size appears 4 Under TYPE select the type of the paper you have loaded What if I am using plain paper or recycled paper If you are not using any of the displayed paper types clear the selection Press the key with the black background The selection is cleared All keys now have white backgrounds Are you pr...

Page 120: ...tion see page 4 22 Use the arrow keys to select the desired size from the list or Press the INPUT SIZE key The display on the touch screen changes First select length or width Then specify the desired dimension using the touch screen keypad or the arrow keys 6 Press the OK key to confirm your input The basic options are displayed again 7 Configure the system settings for your job 8 Press the START...

Page 121: ...PLICATION Use this function to combine more than one of the useful additional features such as Overlay Dual Page Sheet Cover Insertion and Reverse Image The scope of possibilities is very extensive For this reason we have described these applications in a separate chapter see page 5 1 G ROTATION OFF This function is used to rotate documents G STORE Feature for scanning documents in the document me...

Page 122: ...4 Basic Functions 4 24 Di551 Di650 ...

Page 123: ...APPLICATION key to open the Application area The Application screen shows the various application options Not all applications can be combined When you select an application the applications that cannot be combined with it are automatically dimmed For further information see chapter 5 in the extended manual on the CD R ...

Page 124: ...5 Applications CD 5 2 Di551 Di650 ...

Page 125: ...Network Functions CD 6 Di551 Di650 6 1 6 Network Functions CD For further information see chapter 6 in the extended manual on the CD R ...

Page 126: ...6 Network Functions CD 6 2 Di551 Di650 ...

Page 127: ...u can protect key operator mode and the settings for the E K C counter and weekly timer with master codes These master access codes can only be set up by a service technician To take advantage of this feature contact your technical representative We recommend using the same master code for access to key operator mode the plug in counter and the weekly timer You should handle the master code with s...

Page 128: ...7 Settings in Key Operator Mode CD 7 2 Di551 Di650 ...

Page 129: ...e 4 14 The paper is damp Replace the paper The toner has run out If the message Add toner appears add toner See page 2 48 The paper is not loaded correctly Load the paper correctly See page 2 37 The copy is too dark The set exposure level is too dark Change the basic options for exposure See page 4 15 Manually brighten the exposure of the copy See page 4 14 The original glass is dirty Clean the or...

Page 130: ...k edge The original cover is dirty Clean the original cover See page 3 4 The original is incorrectly positioned Place the original correctly on the original glass See page 3 4 The paper size is larger than the original size Use paper of the same size as the original The lens mode selected does not match the selected paper size Select a suitable lens mode See page 4 16 The copy is not straight The ...

Page 131: ...ministrator The basic options are not displayed Call up the basic options The energy saving key is pressed Exit energy saving mode A malfunction has occurred in the system Note any message shown on the display The system will not switch on The power plug is not in the outlet Plug the power plug into the outlet The main switch is at position 0 OFF Ensure that the main switch is set to position I ON...

Page 132: ...n the control panel during the warm up phase Do not make system settings until the display shows copier ready The EDH will not feed originals The paper size or the paper thickness is not correct Place the original on the original glass The EDH is overloaded Load the up to 100 originals The finisher is not working There is a paper jam Clear the paper jam The finisher door is open Close the finisher...

Page 133: ...No Longer Operates If the PM call message and a malfunction code are displayed the system will not function 1 Make a note of the malfunction code shown in the message line in the upper left area of the touch screen 2 Switch the system off 3 Switch off the system power supply with the main switch 4 Remove the power plug from the outlet 5 Call your technical representative and report the malfunction...

Page 134: ...l representative and report the malfunction 1 Make a note of the malfunction message Example Paper tray 1 is no longer available for continuing operation of the system 2 Press the RESET key on the control panel 3 Make a note of the message shown in the message line 4 Switch off the system with the power switch and then on again 5 Call your technical representative and report the malfunction messag...

Page 135: ...ob While the Current Job is Under Way Press STOP JOB to delete all scanned data and to interrupt the job or Press STOP SCAN to interrupt the scan cycle All previously scanned data will be processed and output During Setup of a Reserve Job Press STOP JOB to delete the scanned data of the last setup reserve job or Press STOP SCAN to interrupt the scan cycle for the reserve job All previously scanned...

Page 136: ...If the system data flow is interrupted the Please switch OFF ON screen is displayed 1 Switch off the system with the on off switch 2 Wait approximately 10 seconds 3 Switch on the system with the on off switch If the display appears again please contact your technical representative ...

Page 137: ...anger of electric shock inside the system The inside of the system contains high voltage components Follow the instructions on the touch screen exactly Do not touch any system parts unless they are specifically mentioned in the instructions provided on the touch screen If there is a paper jam in the system the cycle is interrupted The touch screen shows the position of the jam Follow the instructi...

Page 138: ...ng 8 10 Di551 Di650 8 7 Emptying the Waste Container The waste container collects the waste paper generated when copies are punched When the waste container is full a message to that effect appears on the touch screen ...

Page 139: ... 8 Di551 Di650 8 11 PK 2 Hole Punch Unit Empty the hole punch unit waste container 1 Open the finisher door 2 Pull the waste container out carefully 3 Empty the waste container 4 Replace the waste container carefully ...

Page 140: ...8 Troubleshooting 8 12 Di551 Di650 5 Close the finisher door ...

Page 141: ... 8 Di551 Di650 8 13 PK 5 Hole Punch Unit Empty the hole punch unit waste container 1 Open the finisher door 2 Pull the waste container out carefully 3 Empty the waste container 4 Replace the waste container carefully ...

Page 142: ...8 Troubleshooting 8 14 Di551 Di650 5 Close the finisher door ...

Page 143: ... Di650 8 15 Punch Z fold Unit ZK 2 Empty the waste container for the Punch Z fold Unit ZK 2 1 Open the finisher door 2 Pull the waste container out carefully 3 Empty the waste container 4 Replace the waste container carefully ...

Page 144: ...8 Troubleshooting 8 16 Di551 Di650 5 Close the finisher door ...

Page 145: ...s Wipe clean with a soft cloth moistened with a mild home detergent G system housing G original cover Wipe with a soft dry cloth G touch screen G original glass CAUTION System may be damaged by improper cleaning Wipe the surface of the control panel clean using a soft dry cloth only ...

Page 146: ...olvents Do not use cleaning agents containing solvents to clean the system Clean the original cover and the original glass so that dirt particles do not mar the quality of your copies 1 Open the EDH 2 Wipe the original cover clean with a soft cloth moistened with a mild home detergent 3 Wipe the original glass clean with a soft cloth moistened with a mild home detergent ...

Page 147: ...0 in 0 1 increments 3 user defined zoom ratios Paper Plain paper 50 to 200 g m2 Special paper OHP transparencies labels tab paper paper with 3 holes See paper cassette specifications on page 9 11 Copy speed Di551 up to 55 copies per minute A4 up to 43 copies per minute A4R up to 32 copies per minute A3 up to 55 copies per minute B5 up to 48 copies per minute B5R up to 37 copies per minute B4 Di650...

Page 148: ...t 5 5 minutes Di551 about 6 minutes Di650 1st copy about 3 4 seconds A4 Di551 about 3 1 seconds A4 Di650 Power requirements 230 V 50 Hz Power consumption max 2 3 kW with options Noise emission max 78 dB without options Weight approx 203 kg Dimensions Basic system EDH Width 650 mm Depth 766 mm Height 1140 mm Basic system EDH FN 6 C 403 Width 1736 mm Depth 766 mm Height 1140 mm Dimensions with bypas...

Page 149: ...Sorting system Sort by offset 30 mm Paper sizes A3 B4 F4 A4R A4 B5R B5 A5 A5R B6 11 17 8 5 14 8 5 11 8 5 11 R 5 5 8 5 only with three folding A4R 3 11 R Special sizes can be output to the top offset tray Types of paper Plain paper 60 to 90 g m2 Thick paper 91 to 200 g m2 Thin paper 50 to 59 g m2 Three folding 3 to 80 g m2 Special paper OHP transparencies labels tab paper paper with 4 holes Staple ...

Page 150: ... to 80 g m2 Recycled Paper Paper sizes Top offset tray A3 A4 A4 L wide size paper non STD sizes Bottom offset tray A3 A4 A4 L wide size paper Capacity Sub Tray Plain paper 80 g m2 250 sheets Recycled paper 250 sheets Special paper 20 sheets lower tray Plain paper 80 g m2 Recycled paper A4 or smaller 3 000 sheets larger than B4 1 500 sheets Staple Paper size A3 A4 A4 L Number of copies 2 to 50 shee...

Page 151: ...wide size max 314 mm 459 mm Capacity max 200 sheets or paper stack max 30 mm 200 g m paper or less per tray Dimensions Width 511 mm Depth 620 mm Height 220 mm Weight approx 10 5 kg Power requirements supplied from system Specifications Number of holes 4 punched holes Hole diameter 6 5 mm 0 5 mm Distance between holes 80 mm 0 5 mm Types of paper Plain recycled paper 60 to 90 g m Thick paper 91 to 1...

Page 152: ...per 50 to 170 g m Z fold mode plain paper 60 to 90 g m Fold width max 209 mm for A3 max 181 mm for B4 Dimensions Width 169 mm Depth 660 mm Height 930 mm Weight approx 38 kg Power requirements via power socket Specifications Capacity up to 4 000 sheets 80 g m2 Types of paper Plain recycled paper 60 to 90 g m Thick paper 91 to 200 g m Paper sizes A4 B5 8 5 11 wide size max 314 mm 223 mm Dimensions W...

Page 153: ...to 4 000 sheets 80 g m2 Types of paper Plain recycled paper 60 to 90 g m Thick paper 91 to 200 g m Paper sizes A3 B4 F4 A4 A4R 11 17 8 5 14 8 5 11 8 5 11 R wide size max 314 mm 459 mm Dimensions Width 670 mm Depth 639 mm Height 695 mm Weight approx 42 kg Power requirements supplied from system ...

Page 154: ...ollowing table provides an itemisation of the supplies If necessary please contact you local Minolta partner Supplies Maximum number of copies Toner cartridge 44 000 A4 at 6 image ratio Developer 250 000 Photoconductor 500 000 Staples 5 000 staples ...

Page 155: ...in Max sizes min 100 mm 148 mm max 314 mm 445 mm Standard sizes A3 B4 F4 A4 A4R B5 B5R A5R 11 17 8 5 14 8 5 11 configurable by user Standard sizes special 8 5 11 R instead of A4R 5 5 8 5 instead of A5 Special sizes min 210 mm 140 mm max 314 mm 459 mm Wide sizes A3W B4W F4W A4W A4WR B5W A5W 11 17 W 8 5 11 W 5 5 8 5 W Original weights Standard 60 90 g m Thick 91 200 g m Thin 50 59 g m TAB 91 170 g m...

Page 156: ...m Tab 91 170 g m Total paper capacity max 6 100 sheets 80 g m incl in the three standard paper trays max 100 sheets 80 g m from the bypass tray Tray 4 LCC up to 4 000 sheets 80 g m Large Capacity Cassette C 404 Standard sizes A3 B4 A4 A4R 11 17 8 5 14 8 5 11 8 5 11 R or F4 set by the service technician Special sizes min 210 mm 257 mm max 314 mm 459 mm Wide sizes A3W B4W A4W A4RW B5W A5W 11 17 W 8 ...

Page 157: ... information see page 7 1 Bypass Tray Min Max sizes min 100 mm 148 mm max 314 mm 459 mm Standard sizes A3 B4 F4 A4 A4R B5 B5R A5 A5R A6R 11 17 8 5 11 Special sizes 8 5 11 or F4 instead of A4R B6R or 5 5 8 5 instead of A5R Wide sizes A3W B4W F4WA4W A4WR B5W B5WR A5W A5WR B6WR 11 17 W 8 5 11 W 8 5 11 WR 5 5 8 5 W 5 5 8 5 WR Original weights Standard 60 90 g m Thick 1 91 200 g m Thin 50 59 g m TAB 91...

Page 158: ...c duplex unit can process wide sizes and special sizes Special sizes cannot be processed A5 paper can be processed crosswise only with the Cover Inserter B optional Automatic Duplex Unit Standard sizes min A5 to A3 Wide sizes A3W A5W Original weights 60 200 g m Cover Inserter B Standard sizes Punch mode A4 B4 F4 A4 B5 Fold mode A3 B4 Original weights 50 170 g m paper 60 90 g m paper in fold mode ...

Page 159: ... Paper capacity unlimited max 1 sheet for Z folding Capacity for mixed originals with Z folding and stapling Capacity per stapled set Capacity of the main tray Sheets with Z folding Sheets without Z folding 1 sheet 1 40 sheets 20 stapled sets 2 sheets 0 30 sheets 10 stapled sets 3 sheets 0 20 sheets 4 stapled sets 4 sheets 0 10 sheets 3 stapled sets 5 sheets 0 2 stapled sets 6 sheets and more Z fo...

Page 160: ... Original weight 60 90 g m paper 80 g m recommended stapling stapling folding A3 B4 11 17 8 5 14 up to 100 sheets 80 g m 33 booklets each with 3 folded sheets 33 3 99 sheets 396 pages 20 booklets each with 5 folded sheets 20 5 100 sheets 400 pages stapling stapling folding A4R 8 5 11 up to 75 sheets 80 g m 25 booklets each with 3 folded sheets 25 3 75 sheets 300 pages 15 booklets each with 5 folde...

Page 161: ... 11 8 5 11 R up to 1 500 sheets 80g m A3 F4 B4 up to 1 000 sheets 80g m staple A3 B4 F4 A4R A4 B5 A5 Sub Tray up to 250 sheets 80g m Staple capacity A3 B4 F4 A4R A4 B5 A5 2 to 9 copies 50 sets 100 sets 10 to 20 copies 50 sets 50 sets 21 to 30 copies 30 sets 30 sets 32 to 40 copies 25 sets 25 sets 41 to 50 copies 20 sets 20 sets ...

Page 162: ...nce with radio communications This system may be operated only if equipped with shielded interface cables The use of other cable types can impair radio communications According to EC guidelines this is not permitted Use only shielded interface cables If you require the complete declaration of conformity A complete declaration of conformity can be obtained by calling the following numbers by fax re...

Page 163: ...nctions 4 1 Booklet 4 6 Bookmark 3 15 Bypass tray 3 12 4 21 4 22 9 13 Loading tab papers 3 12 Refilling 2 46 C Capacity memory 8 7 Cautions 1 5 2 16 Check mode 3 8 Cleaning 9 1 Cleaning original glass 9 1 Connection system 2 27 Consumables takeback and reutilization 1 2 Contrast 4 14 Control panel keys 2 32 Copy 1 7 Copy job Interrupt 3 8 Copy mode 4 8 Copy paper size 4 19 ...

Page 164: ...x unit 9 14 E E K C counter Entering the code 3 3 EDH 3 6 Enable system 3 3 Energy saving mode 3 3 3 9 3 10 Enlargement 4 16 Environmental requirements 2 24 Exposure control 4 15 F Finisher 9 16 Main tray 4 4 4 6 Sub tray 4 6 Without a finisher 4 6 Folding 4 6 Folding and stapling 4 6 Frequency tolerances 2 27 Functions 4 23 Automatic 1 13 Finishing features 1 13 General 1 9 Set up by a service te...

Page 165: ...mage position 4 22 Increase 4 15 Indicators touch screen 2 34 Initial setting 3 2 Inserting the staple cartridge 2 51 Installation site system 2 24 Intended use 2 59 Interruption 3 8 J Jam 8 9 K Key operator mode 7 1 Keys control panel 2 32 L Large capacity cassette optional 2 13 2 14 9 12 Laser safety 2 20 LCC optional 2 13 2 14 9 12 Adding paper 2 42 2 44 Loading tab papers 2 43 2 45 Lengthwise ...

Page 166: ...24 Master unit 4 7 Memory capacity 8 7 Memory overflow 8 7 Meter count 3 8 Mixed original 3 7 Mixed sizes 3 7 Mode check 3 8 Mode settings reset 3 2 N Network functions 6 1 Non Sort 4 3 Number of copies 3 1 O Operation touch screen 2 36 Options 2 5 Original 1 7 Original direction EDH 3 6 Mixed original 3 7 Original glass 3 4 Z fold 3 7 Original feeder 3 6 Output menu 4 1 Overview of features 1 9 ...

Page 167: ...re job recall 3 8 Printer control device Pi6500e 2 15 Program memory 3 8 Punch Z fold unit ZK 2 optional 2 11 4 6 9 15 R Recycled paper 1 2 Reduction 4 16 Refilling trays 2 37 Replenishing the staple supply 2 51 2 54 Reserve copy jobs 3 8 Reserve job 3 8 Reset system 3 2 S Safety label 2 22 Safety notes 2 16 2 57 Sensor display 2 36 Service call display 8 5 Shut down system 2 57 Shut off automatic...

Page 168: ...3 Switching off system 2 31 Switching on system 2 30 System Check system settings 3 8 Connecting 2 27 Enable 3 3 Installation 2 24 Malfunction 8 3 Reset 3 2 Shut down 2 57 Site requirements dimensions 2 25 Switching off 2 31 Switching on 2 30 Transporting 2 24 System maintenance 9 1 System overview 2 1 System settings Store 3 8 T Tab papers 2 39 2 41 2 43 2 45 2 47 3 12 Takeback and reutilization ...

Page 169: ... 11 U Use intended 2 59 User set Zoom ratio 4 17 4 18 V Voltage tolerances 2 27 W Waste container hole punch unit 8 10 Weekly timer Interrupt 3 3 Wide size 4 22 Z Z fold 3 7 4 6 Z fold unit ZK 2 optional 2 11 4 6 9 15 Zoom 4 16 4 18 Zoom ratio 4 16 Fixed magnification ratios 4 17 Manual selection 4 17 User set zoom ratio 4 18 Vertical horizontally different 4 18 ...

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