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7-5

General Index

Hard Key Index

ACS

ACS key ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-9

ID key -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-4

Guide

Guide key --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A-2

Counter Check

Counter Check key --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A-5

Display Contrast

Display Contrast dial -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-18

Clear

Clear key ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-8

Original

Recognition

Original Size Recognition key -----------------------------------------------------------------

2-16

Start

Start key ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-2, 2-5

Stop

Stop key ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-18

Energy Saver

Energy Saver key ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-18

Center Shift

Center Shift key -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-17

Number keys ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-8

Full Color

Full Color key --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-10

Black

Black key --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-11

Additional Functions

Additional Functions key ------------------------------------------------------------------------

13-4

Reset

Reset key -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-18

Interrupt

Interrupt key ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2-12

Summary of Contents for COLOR SYSTEM 110

Page 1: ...Quick Index Please read this manual before operating this equipment After you finish reading this manual store it in a safe place for future reference COLOR SYSTEM 110 115...

Page 2: ...e CAUTION In this manual CAUTION MESSAGES with the symbol indicate that neglecting the suggested procedure or practice could result in personal injury The safety precautions are described in the User...

Page 3: ...ly consumables or how to remove an original or copy paper jammed in the copier Configuration of the Quick Index Indexes Chapter 1 Visual Index Visual Index helps you to visually find what you want to...

Page 4: ...r s Manual User s Manual Indicates a function that can be used when the copier is equipped with the optional IP ED Board B1 Indicates a function that can be used when the copier is equipped with the o...

Page 5: ...t 1 14 Background Color Adjustment 1 14 Color Range Adjustment 1 15 Black Adjustment 1 16 Complexion Adjustment 1 17 Color Balance 1 18 Color Balance 1 18 Saturation Adjustment Hue Adjustment Density...

Page 6: ...justing an area 2 7 Adjusting the black area 2 7 Adjusting the color balance 2 7 Adjusting the color range Color Range Adjustment 2 8 Adjusting the gradation smoothness 2 8 Adjusting the hue of a comp...

Page 7: ...reproducing highlights 2 22 Finely adjusting the color density 2 23 Finely adjusting the zoom copy ratio 2 23 Framing 2 23 Increasing the density in a light tone portion Highlight Reproduction 2 23 I...

Page 8: ...larged reduced copies onto standard size paper 2 45 Making one sided copies from a two sided original onto two sheets 2 45 Making one sided copies of facing right and left pages onto two sheet Two pag...

Page 9: ...he time for returning to the standard copy settings Auto Clear Time 2 57 Setting the time for the Energy Saver mode Auto Energy Saver Time 2 57 Setting the time for the power to be automatically turne...

Page 10: ...CHAPTER 1 Visual Index This chapter shows sample copies made with the respective functions 1...

Page 11: ...d paper size Enlarged reduced copies are made with the copy ratio from the minimum 25 to the maxi mum 400 without changing the horizontal and vertical ratio of the image in an original The copy ratio...

Page 12: ...tio can be specified in the horizontal vertical or both directions as well as it can be automatically set to fit the selected paper size It is also possible to automatically reduce the copy size sligh...

Page 13: ...um enlarged copy will not have a complete image of the original In such a case use of the Multi page Enlargement enables making enlarged copies by dividing the original image into a number of sections...

Page 14: ...exes The position of the image in an original is changed to the center top bottom left right corner or a designated location on a copy sheet when copies are made Shift Original Center shift Lower left...

Page 15: ...the entire image of an original to the top bottom left or right It is possible to set the direction of image shift separately between the front and the back so this function is also useful for making...

Page 16: ...on copies can be erased This function is useful when the original size is smaller than the copy paper size Original Frame Erase Sheet Frame Erase Without Frame Erase Original With Frame Erase Original...

Page 17: ...ws that may appear on copies can be erased This function is useful for making copies from a bound original such as a book Book Frame Erase Without Frame Erase Original With Frame Erase Frame Erase Boo...

Page 18: ...s The facing pages left and right pages of a bound original such as a book are copied onto two sheets of paper It is possible to make copies onto both sides of one sheet Two page Separation Book 2 sid...

Page 19: ...als are reduced and copied onto one sheet of paper It is possible to make reduced copies onto both sides of one sheet This function requires the optional Feeder Image Combination Original 1 Original 2...

Page 20: ...es One Touch Color One Touch Image Quality Adjustment 6 22 The image quality can be adjusted by a one touch operation One Touch Image Quality Adjustment 1 Original Tranquil Colors Vivid Colors Origina...

Page 21: ...Touch Color One Touch Image Quality Adjustment 6 22 The image quality can be adjusted by a one touch operation One Touch Image Quality Adjustment 2 Original Highlight Reproduction Original Old fashio...

Page 22: ...Color One Touch Color Intensity Adjustment 6 22 The color intensity can be adjusted by a one touch operation One Touch Color Intensity Adjustment Original Decrease red Increase red Decrease yellow Inc...

Page 23: ...ckground Color Adjustment 6 27 Copies can be made by eliminating the color of the original paper or preventing the back side image from being copied Hide Background Hide Backside Image Original Copy H...

Page 24: ...nge Adjustment 6 31 Colors with a high saturation that cannot be reproduced in the normal copy mode are reproduced by automatically adjusting the color range in good balance Color Range Adjustment Ori...

Page 25: ...1 16 Indexes Image Quality Adjustment Black Adjustment 6 33 Differences in the black area of an original are reproduced by adjusting the gray scale Black Adjustment Weaken Black Original Enhance Black...

Page 26: ...ex Indexes The reddish or yellowish hue of the person s areas in an image is adjusted when copies are made Complexion Adjustment Image Quality Adjustment Complexion Adjustment 6 35 Increased yellow Or...

Page 27: ...nce 6 2 Color tone balance is adjusted to reproduce colors faithful of an original Color Balance Increased magenta Decreased magenta Increased cyan Decreased cyan Increased yellow Decreased yellow Inc...

Page 28: ...s as a whole or for individual colors sepa rately It is possible to make fine adjustments of density for each color or each density area Saturation Adjustment Hue Adjustment Density Fine Adjustment Or...

Page 29: ...clarity of the edges of a copy image is adjusted This function is useful for making copies from blueprints or originals written lightly with a pencil Sharpness Original Increased Sharpness level Decr...

Page 30: ...21 1 21 1 Visual Index Indexes Color Creation Single Color 7 21 Originals are copied in one selected color Single Color Original...

Page 31: ...de by adding gradations of a specified color to the background or image in an black and white original Color Gradation Original Image Horizontal Image Vertical Image Vertical Repeat Background Frame B...

Page 32: ...er the color of the filter is added to the entire image of an original and the other colors darken For example if magenta is specified for Color Filter the image becomes reddish as a whole and the ima...

Page 33: ...Color Creation Coloring 7 31 Copies are made by adding a selected color to a designated area in an original Coloring Original Image Coloring Background Coloring Designated Area Background Coloring Ent...

Page 34: ...25 1 25 1 Visual Index Indexes Color Creation Color Conversion 7 39 Copies are made by changing a specific color in a color original to other selected color Color Conversion Original Copy...

Page 35: ...s Color Creation Base Color 7 36 Copies are made by adding a selected color to the background of a black and white origi nal Unlike the Blue Background function the image is not changed Base Color Ori...

Page 36: ...he image in a black and white original to white and adding a selected color to the background Normally blue background is added to the background when copies are made onto transparencies but a differe...

Page 37: ...ation Nega Posi 8 2 Copies are made by reversing the hues and gradations in an original The Nega Posi function creates the same relationship as that between a photographic print and a negative film Ne...

Page 38: ...29 1 29 1 Visual Index Indexes Image Creation Image Repeat 8 3 Copies are made by repeating the image from a single original on a single copy sheet Image Repeat Original Copy...

Page 39: ...ies are made with the image upside down It is possible to make copies of both the original image and the upside down or downside up onto one sheet of copy paper Mirror Symmetry Top Symmetry Bottom Sym...

Page 40: ...1 1 Visual Index Indexes Image Creation Slanted Image 8 10 Copies are made by transforming the image into a parallelogram shape Slanted Image Original Copy Original Copy Slanted by 30 deg Slanted by 3...

Page 41: ...mage The editing includes adding color to the image copying contours only adding shadows and copying shadows only Text Editing Original Color For Text Image Shadow flat shadow Shadow Only flat shadow...

Page 42: ...33 1 33 1 Visual Index Indexes Image Creation Texture 8 21 A texture or pattern such as cloth or wood is scanned and inserted onto the entire image Texture Original Texture to be scanned Copy...

Page 43: ...Creation Special Effects 8 24 Copies are made by reducing the number of gradations Reduced Gradation or reversing colors in the middle of gradations Solarization Special Effects Reduced Gradation Ori...

Page 44: ...35 1 35 1 Visual Index Indexes Composition Image Composition 11 2 A color image is inserted onto a black and white original Image Composition...

Page 45: ...position 11 8 Copies are made by inserting a black and white text onto a color original The mode of inserting the text can be selected from Superimpose Window Multiple Editing and Shift Text Superimpo...

Page 46: ...on Offset Plate Original 11 33 Copies are made in black monochrome each for yellow magenta cyan and black separately from a color original Offset Plate Original Original Cyan separation Magenta separa...

Page 47: ...1 38 Indexes Framing Blanking 10 2 Only the area inside or outside a designated area is copied Framing Blanking Original Copy Original Copy...

Page 48: ...s when copies are made onto transpar encies It is possible to copy the same image as that on the transparencies onto the interleaf sheets Transparency Interleaving Plain paper Transparency Original Pl...

Page 49: ...de by adding a selected color to an area designated with a marker pen Marker Editing Marker pen One point Designation Entire Enclosed Base Color Designated Area Base Color Encircled Designation Entire...

Page 50: ...CHAPTER 2 Index by Purpose This chapter shows the quick index to the operation of finding the page using what you want to do as a key 2...

Page 51: ...3 33 Activating deactivating automatic switching to a drawer with the same size paper loaded as the currently selected paper when the drawer runs out of paper 13 17 Activating deactivating Confirmatio...

Page 52: ...rt sound or operation sound p 2 3 Activating deactivating the Inch Entry mode 13 11 Adding a color to the image Color For Text 8 12 1 32 Adding a pattern Texture 8 21 1 33 Activating deactivating erro...

Page 53: ...2 4 Indexes Adding a solid color to the background 7 36 1 26 Adding color to an area Coloring 7 31 1 24 Selecting a color p 2 52 Selecting a color p 2 52 A...

Page 54: ...age or background 7 22 1 22 Front cover paper selection Main text copy paper selection To the next page Specifying the gradation pitch p 2 60 Adjusting the gradation smoothness p 2 8 Adding the frame...

Page 55: ...to the image Shadow 8 17 1 32 Adding the frame with gradations 7 25 Shadow Color Shadow Length Selecting a color p 2 52 Adding gradations to the image or background p 2 5 From the previous page Frame...

Page 56: ...7 2 7 2 Index by Purpose Indexes Adjusting an area 9 6 Adjusting the black area 6 33 Adjusting the color balance 6 2 1 18 After area designation Designating an area p 2 16 A Adjust Area...

Page 57: ...stment 6 31 1 15 Adjusting the gradation smoothness 7 28 Adding gradations to the image or background p 2 5 Making copies by changing a black and white original image to white and adding a color to th...

Page 58: ...Index by Purpose Indexes Adjusting the hue of a complexion Complexion Adjustment 6 35 1 17 Adjusting the hues Adjusting the hues by a one touch operation One Touch Color p 2 10 Adjusting the hues 6 6...

Page 59: ...sting the hues by a one touch operation One Touch Color 6 22 1 13 Adjusting the image quality by a one touch operation One Touch Color 6 22 1 11 Adjusting the photo and text priority level 13 61 Addit...

Page 60: ...lter effects 7 29 Automatically selecting copy paper according to the original size Auto Paper Selection 2 24 Blanking Making copies of the area outside a designated area Blanking Number Key Entry p 2...

Page 61: ...radation CS 110 115 NC 13 66 Changing a color Color Conversion Changing the color in an area Color Conversion p 2 12 Changing the color in an area Color Conversion 7 39 1 25 Selecting a color p 2 52 A...

Page 62: ...ging the color sheet 13 27 Changing the number of gradations for exposure adjustment 13 21 Changing the position of the image to a designated position Number Key Entry 4 4 Press twice Additional Funct...

Page 63: ...signated position Pen Entry 4 6 Changing the position of the image to the center by a one touch operation 2 17 Center Shift Designate the reference point one point for the area to be moved Designate t...

Page 64: ...5 Cleaning the Feeder 13 62 Cleaning the Feeder when a copy has unnecessary black lines Cleaning the Feeder p 2 15 Cleaning the wire 13 64 Cleaning the wire when a copy is dirty Cleaning the wire p 2...

Page 65: ...lygonal area Designating an area p 2 16 Designating a rectangular area Designating an area p 2 16 Designating a rectangular area with rounded corners Designating an area p 2 16 Designating an area 9 2...

Page 66: ...an area of the image and moving it to another area 4 9 Designating an elliptical area Designating an area p 2 16 Designating an oval area Designating an area p 2 16 Designate an area two points to be...

Page 67: ...ing an enlarged copy onto a number of sheets Multi page Enlargement at the specified copy ratio 3 11 1 4 Dividing one original into sections and making an enlarged copy onto a number of sheets Multi p...

Page 68: ...19 2 19 2 Index by Purpose Indexes Duplicating a color sheet 13 31 Press twice Additional Functions D...

Page 69: ...diting a black and white text original for each area and inserting the edited areas into a color image Multiple Editing 11 25 1 36 For Superimpose designate the area for Multiple Editing Selecting a c...

Page 70: ...x by Purpose Indexes Enhancing the edges 6 25 1 20 Enhancing weakening one primary color Adjusting the hues by a one touch operation One Touch Color p 2 10 Erasing shadows of an original Book Frame Er...

Page 71: ...hadows of an original Original Frame Erase 5 7 1 7 Erasing shadows of an original Sheet Frame Erase 5 4 1 7 Faithfully reproducing highlights Adjusting the image quality by a one touch operation One T...

Page 72: ...Making copies of the area inside a designated area Framing Number Key Entry p 2 41 Making copies of the area inside a designated area Framing Pen Entry p 2 41 Increasing the density in a light tone p...

Page 73: ...2 24 Indexes Press three times Additional Functions Initializing the standard copy settings 13 35 I...

Page 74: ...ose 2 Indexes Inserting a black and white text original into a color image Character Composition 11 8 1 36 Designate the Window area two points To the next page Designate an area only for Window Selec...

Page 75: ...2 26 Indexes From the previous page I...

Page 76: ...27 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Inserting a color original into a black and white text original 11 2 1 35 Adjusting an area p 2 7 Designate the area to be extracted Designate the insert destination are...

Page 77: ...iginal into a designated area on a color image Character Composition Shift 11 19 1 36 I Designate the Window area two points For Superimpose designate an area to be moved To the next page Selecting a...

Page 78: ...29 2 29 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Interleaving a copy sheet between transparencies Transparency Interleaving 5 19 From the previous page I...

Page 79: ...f symmetric images from one image Mirror Image 8 8 1 30 Making color copies in a single color 7 21 Making colors closer to the offset SWOP Emulations CS 110 115 NC 13 68 Selecting a color p 2 52 Press...

Page 80: ...Making copies by changing the vertical and horizontal ratio XY Zoom 3 7 1 3 Making copies by erasing shadows at the center and around the image Erasing shadows of an original Book Frame Erase p 2 21...

Page 81: ...2 32 Indexes Making copies by manually feeding copy sheets 2 27 Place a sheet in the stack bypass M...

Page 82: ...33 2 33 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Making copies from 35 mm negative film 4 66 To the next page M...

Page 83: ...2 34 Indexes From the previous page M Color Tone Adjustment...

Page 84: ...35 2 35 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Making copies from 35 mm positive film 4 71 To the next page M...

Page 85: ...2 36 Indexes From the previous page M Color Tone Adjustment...

Page 86: ...37 2 37 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Making copies from a transparency 4 75 M After the shading is complete...

Page 87: ...2 38 Indexes Making copies from large size negative film 4 78 After the shading is complete M...

Page 88: ...39 2 39 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Making copies from large size positive film 4 82 After the shading is complete M...

Page 89: ...h Selecting an original type Original Type p 2 55 Making copies of a print containing a photograph Selecting an original type Original Type p 2 55 Making copies of an original consisting of small char...

Page 90: ...e 2 Indexes Making copies of the area inside a designated area Framing Number Key Entry 10 2 Making copies of the area inside a designated area Framing Pen Entry 10 4 Designate necessary points Design...

Page 91: ...aking copies of the area outside a designated area Blanking Number Key Entry 10 2 Making copies of the area outside a designated area Blanking Pen Entry 10 4 Designate necessary points Designate neces...

Page 92: ...3 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Making copies of the image repeatedly onto one sheet 8 3 1 29 Making copies of two originals onto one sheet Image Combination 5 12 1 10 Making copies onto transparencies 2...

Page 93: ...aking copies with lighter tones Adjusting the image quality by a one touch operation One Touch Color p 2 10 Making copies with no surrounding edges missing Entire Image 2 23 Making copies with the whi...

Page 94: ...rpose 2 Indexes Making copies without the background color Hide Background 6 27 1 14 Making enlarged reduced copies onto standard size paper 2 19 Making one sided copies from a two sided original onto...

Page 95: ...tion 5 2 Making two sided copies by manually feeding copy sheets 2 34 Making two sided copies from a one sided original Two sided Mode 3 21 Making two sided copies from a two sided original 3 24 To ma...

Page 96: ...2 Indexes Making two sided copies of facing right and left pages Book 2 sided 3 26 Manually selecting the copy paper size 2 26 Preventing a backside image from being copied on the front side Hide Back...

Page 97: ...2 48 Indexes Printing a color sheet 13 28 Printing a test chart for Automatic Gradation Adjustment 13 58 Press twice Additional Functions Additional Functions Scanning Scanning P...

Page 98: ...the registered copy settings from mode memory 12 7 Reducing the number of gradations Reduced Gradation 8 24 1 34 Registering a drawer with thin paper loaded 13 25 Additional Functions Press the mode...

Page 99: ...Registering a drawer with transparencies loaded 13 23 Registering a color sheet 13 29 Press twice Additional Functions Press twice Additional Functions Duplicating a color sheet p 2 19 Selecting a Co...

Page 100: ...51 2 51 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Registering the copy settings in mode memory 12 2 Registering the standard copy settings 13 35 Press three times Additional Functions R...

Page 101: ...Reversing the image upside down Mirror Image 8 8 1 30 Selecting a color Selecting a color from the color palette p 2 53 Selecting a color from the color wheel p 2 53 Selecting a color from the regist...

Page 102: ...a color from the color palette Number Key Entry 7 5 Selecting a color from the color palette Pen Entry 7 2 Selecting a color from the color wheel 7 7 Sample screen for Single Color Sample screen for S...

Page 103: ...d Color 7 11 Selecting a color in an original Original Color 7 14 Selecting a color using the Editor Selecting a color from the color palette p 2 53 Selecting a color from an original or other referen...

Page 104: ...dexes Selecting a width of a tracing line Area Designation 9 16 Selecting an original type Original Type 2 41 Selecting the processing for the area inside a designated area 9 2 Designating an area p 2...

Page 105: ...Setting the Energy Saver mode 13 9 Setting the original type selection for the printer CS 110 115 NC 13 70 Setting the standard display content 13 7 Additional Functions Press once Additional Functio...

Page 106: ...Setting the stack bypass paper 2 27 Setting the time for returning to the standard copy settings Auto Clear Time 13 48 Setting the time for the Energy Saver mode Auto Energy Saver Time 13 50 Additiona...

Page 107: ...2 58 Indexes Setting the time for the power to be automatically turned OFF Auto Power OFF Time 13 52 Specifying the copy ratio Preset Zoom 3 2 1 2 Additional Functions S...

Page 108: ...59 2 59 Index by Purpose 2 Indexes Specifying the editing with markers One point Designation 9 22 Selecting a color p 2 52 S...

Page 109: ...ignation 9 22 Specifying the gradation pitch 7 27 Adding gradations to the image or background p 2 5 Making copies by changing a black and white original image to white and adding a color to the backg...

Page 110: ...nating an area p 2 16 Transforming the image with a slant 8 10 1 31 Using the Group mode for sorting 4 33 Using the Sort mode for sorting p 2 61 Using the Sort mode for sorting 4 31 Using the Staple s...

Page 111: ...CHAPTER 3 Glossary This chapter explains the terms used in the Operator s Manuals and displayed on the Touch Panel Display 3...

Page 112: ...to the background and reverse a text to a white text Mainly used for a black and white text original 7 37 1 27 Book 2 sided See Two sided mode 3 26 1 9 Character Composition A function which allows yo...

Page 113: ...an and yellow colors will be weakened resulting in a reddish color as a whole 7 29 1 23 Color Gradation A function which continuously changes color from the beginning color toward the ending color 7 2...

Page 114: ...the copy paper like a picture frame Original Frame Erase which erases shadows that appear around the edges of the original when the original size is smaller than the selected paper size Book Frame Er...

Page 115: ...upside down image It is possible to make copies of an original and its upside down image onto the same copy sheet 8 8 1 30 Mode memory Memory for storing the settings The settings stored in mode memor...

Page 116: ...es are made from a single color original 11 33 1 37 One Touch Color A mode in which the following color adjustments can be easily performed Increase the color saturation to generate vivid hues Vivid C...

Page 117: ...imaries of material 6 3 Reduced Gradation A function which reduces the number of color gradations of an image 8 24 1 34 Reproduction of color In general a color copy machine or color printing reproduc...

Page 118: ...24 1 34 Special Features Mode A mode where the following functions can be used Shift Margin Frame Erase Two page Separation Image Combination Cover One Touch Color Image Quality Adjustment Color Creat...

Page 119: ...n image on a black and white original 11 8 1 36 Text Editing A function which allows you to add contours shadows or a color to an image Mainly used for a black and white text original 8 12 1 32 Textur...

Page 120: ...color becomes blackish finally resulting in black Saturation refers to vividness of color When the saturation is increased a color becomes vivid When decreased a color becomes tranquil On this copier...

Page 121: ...the copier a two sided original can be made into two one sided copies or one two sided copy 3 20 1 9 Window Character Composition A function which generates a rectangular area around an image on a bla...

Page 122: ...CHAPTER 4 Messages This chapter briefly describes the messages that appear on the Touch Panel Display and the action to be taken for each message 4...

Page 123: ...tor If this message is displayed when the Rotary Changer is attached properly contact your service representative The stapler unit does not work properly Check for a staple jam or other trouble If the...

Page 124: ...tapler Sorter has run out of staples Replace the stapler cartridge and keep the Stapling Start Stop key pressed until the copies are stapled Load paper into the indicated drawer Alternatively select a...

Page 125: ...iginal remaining on the platen glass the Feeder cannot feed originals Remove the original from the platen glass Carry out the shading properly To perform the shading using the non exposed portion of f...

Page 126: ...position is not available on the currently selected paper size Change the stapling position to fit the paper size The stapling position for each paper size is shown below 11 17 LGL Corner stapling Dou...

Page 127: ...CHAPTER 5 When Copies Cannot Be Made as Desired This chapter describes what to do when copies cannot be made as desired 5...

Page 128: ...es to the box and store away from high temperature and humidity When the Feeder is connected and an original is set on the platen glass the original size cannot be detected with the Feeder lowered eve...

Page 129: ...mple any Composition feature cannot be used when the settings for Marker Editing have already been made Cannot be selected If the Marker Editing settings are canceled the Composition feature can be us...

Page 130: ...cally set In order to make certain that copies of this sort of original are made in the full color mode cancel the ACS function and make the copies in the full color mode If the Coloring Setting targe...

Page 131: ...Sheet Color Charts This chapter shows the color charts and color numbers of the color sheets A to C The color numbers can be used to designate a color from the color sheet when the op tional Editor is...

Page 132: ...6 2 No 15 3 10 2 2 No 16 12 11 9 11 No 17 68 45 0 0 No 18 74 31 0 0 No 19 73 12 0 0 No 20 63 7 0 0 No 21 62 1 0 0 No 22 54 0 4 1 No 23 51 0 16 2 No 24 57 0 33 3 No 25 12 0 53 0 No 26 1 4 66 0 No 27 1...

Page 133: ...o 46 1 100 12 14 No 47 20 100 2 0 No 48 24 21 23 48 No 49 91 100 2 8 No 50 89 97 4 8 No 51 100 34 4 3 No 52 100 12 2 8 No 53 100 1 3 3 No 54 100 0 25 5 No 55 99 0 57 1 No 56 100 0 99 0 No 57 45 0 100...

Page 134: ...100 98 9 4 No 15 94 37 9 7 No 16 90 8 14 13 No 17 100 0 8 0 No 18 79 0 28 1 No 19 15 0 80 0 No 20 0 4 80 0 No 21 55 0 3 1 No 22 30 0 11 2 No 23 8 0 30 2 No 24 1 6 40 0 No 25 61 3 15 8 No 26 48 1 23 8...

Page 135: ...37 100 0 No 46 3 68 52 11 No 47 20 94 16 20 No 48 31 100 11 10 No 49 18 23 24 28 No 50 13 13 15 15 No 51 11 11 8 9 No 52 9 9 6 7 No 53 8 7 5 5 No 54 6 6 4 4 No 55 5 5 4 4 No 56 3 4 2 2 No 57 10 6 2 2...

Page 136: ...5 14 No 15 11 44 9 10 No 16 22 57 5 5 No 17 23 40 20 55 No 18 33 70 23 29 No 19 24 93 16 21 No 20 23 100 9 8 No 21 21 61 7 7 No 22 15 33 6 6 No 23 9 25 3 4 No 24 3 9 2 2 No 25 14 8 1 2 No 26 48 25 2 2...

Page 137: ...o 46 89 0 76 12 No 47 84 0 88 20 No 48 42 17 58 42 No 49 23 33 50 33 No 50 36 19 87 22 No 51 33 12 95 12 No 52 29 3 100 1 No 53 15 9 64 3 No 54 10 9 46 3 No 55 4 6 21 2 No 56 1 3 6 1 No 57 1 8 10 2 No...

Page 138: ...hapter shows the index of the soft hard keys and terms The index helps you find the page with the explanation of the respective Touch Panel keys soft keys Control Panel keys hard keys and terms used t...

Page 139: ...7 2 Soft Key Index 2 19 3 3 3 3 3 7 3 11 3 12 3 15 2 24 2 24 2 29 2 42 2 41 4 35 3 21 1 4 12 8 1 4 12 2 1 4 4 3 6 22 6 2 6 4 6 6 6 10 4 13 6 27 6 33 6 35...

Page 140: ...3 7 3 7 General Index Soft Key Index 6 25 5 4 5 4 5 7 5 9 7 21 7 21 7 22 7 29 7 31 7 36 7 37 7 40 8 2 8 2 8 4 8 9 8 10 8 12 8 21 8 24 8 25 8 26 5 2 9 22 10 2 5 12...

Page 141: ...7 4 Soft Key Index 11 2 11 2 11 8 11 19 11 25 11 33 9 3 9 3 5 16 5 16 5 16 5 19 7 3 7 8 7 10 7 11 4 66 13 4 13 48 13 54...

Page 142: ...8 C Clear Clear key 2 8 Original Recognition Original Size Recognition key 2 16 Start Start key 2 2 2 5 Stop Stop key 2 18 Energy Saver Energy Saver key 2 18 Center Shift Center Shift key 2 17 1 9 Num...

Page 143: ...Base Film 1 4 65 Bin Shift key 4 30 Black 2 11 7 8 Black Adjustment 6 33 Black key 1 2 1 10 Blue Background 7 37 Book Frame Erase 5 3 5 9 Book 2 sided 3 26 Bottom margin 4 13 Bottom Symmetry 8 8 Buffe...

Page 144: ...5 15 Custom Settings Initialization 13 3 13 46 Custom sheet 1 11 7 2 D Deleting the registered Color Balance settings 6 17 Deleting the settings from mode memory 12 6 Density Fine Adjustment 6 10 Depa...

Page 145: ...2 Interrupt copy with an original in the single sheet document feeder 2 14 Interrupt copy with an original on the platen glass 2 12 Interrupt key 1 2 1 10 IP ED Board 4 2 K Keys for optional units 1 7...

Page 146: ...6 Oval 9 12 P Paint 9 24 9 28 Paper Deck E1 1 7 4 6 Paper Deck release lever 4 6 4 9 Paper feed location indication 1 5 Paper jam behind the left side door 3 8 Paper jam behind the right side door 3 5...

Page 147: ...er 4 89 Repeat 7 23 Replacing the staple cartridge 4 50 Reset key 1 2 1 10 Resistance knob 1 9 3 16 Right feeder cover 4 12 4 22 Right front door 1 8 Right margin 4 13 Right side door 1 8 3 5 Rotary C...

Page 148: ...7 18 To delete a Framing Blanking area 10 8 To delete the registered color 7 20 To make copies from transparencies 2 6 To make fine adjustments to the gradation 7 28 To re enter a Framing Blanking ar...

Page 149: ...7 12 Z Zoom 3 2 Zoom Zoom Program 3 3 Zoom Fine Adjustment 13 3 13 54 Zoom Program 3 3 Symbol mark Editor 1 9 4 2 Index...

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