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Area Designation (Using the Edit Pen)

Press the OK key.

Changes/Additions to the editing function are carried out
as necessary.

When corrections to the editing function are necessary, proceed to step 6.

Press the OK key.

Deleting an Area editing.

Press the

AREA DESIGNATION

key.

If there is no Area Editing required, press the

key to display the next screen.

Summary of Contents for Color System 200

Page 1: ...fc Oc Color System 200 Advanced Operations Operator s Manual Please read this manual before operating this equipment After you finish reading this manual store it in a safe place for future reference...

Page 2: ...ic...

Page 3: ...o make composite copies by combining images and or text from different originals Read this manual and any others included with your CS200 to gain a clear understanding of the various available functio...

Page 4: ...Color 1 31 Color Gradation Adding Gradations to the Original Image or Background ED BOARD 1 33 Color Filter Adding Color Filter Effects to Originals ED BOARD 1 38 Blue Background Making a Copy with a...

Page 5: ...rkers ED BOARD 3 23 Marking Black and White Originals 3 24 Making Copies with the Basic Settings 3 28 Changing the Marker Editing Features 3 30 Chapter 4 Combining Images and Characters from Different...

Page 6: ...al Accessories Editor F1 RDF E1 Stapler Sorter F1 Film Projector B1 Control Card V The following is given in the Advanced Operations Manual NFunction Guide One Touch Color Color Balance Color Creation...

Page 7: ...age Indicates a hard key on the right side of the control panel Indicates the title and page number of a reference item Indicates a step in the operation procedure Indicates a key on the left side of...

Page 8: ...possible to continue setting other Image Creation modes P If the C key is pressed while setting a mode the set mode is cancelled and the previous display returns 4 Press the OK key The Image Creation...

Page 9: ...key C is pressed the screen returns to the standard display 2 Press the MIRROR IMAGE key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the display in step 1 3 Select the Mirror Image type P Other Im...

Page 10: ...tion When performing various types of changes to the original image on copies k Chapter 2 Changing the Original Image on Copies Image Creation When editing the image of designated areas on an original...

Page 11: ...ched When the Projector is attached 2 Variations to the choices depending upon the structure of optional devices In order to cover all function explanations this manual explains assuming that the Feed...

Page 12: ...Tracing Width and Change Color Sheet keys are not displayed 4 Lightly dimmed keys Keys that can not be selected under the settings at the current point in time are shaded and can not be selected Examp...

Page 13: ...ound ED BOARD 1 33 Color Filter Adding Color Filter Effects to Originals ED BOARD 1 38 Blue Background Making a Copy with a Blue Background from a Black and White Original ED BOARD 1 40 Base Color Add...

Page 14: ...he mode that you want to set With a one touch you can select the mode you want and make copies P If the C key is pressed while setting a mode the setting is canceled and the standard display returns P...

Page 15: ...Press the OK key The One Touch Color setting procedure is now complete and the screen returns to the standard display The name of the mode that was set is displayed P The mode that was set can be canc...

Page 16: ...lor 1 Press the One Touch Color key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard display 2 Press the key for the mode that you want to set Follow the procedure described below to set a...

Page 17: ...the setting is canceled and the screen returns to the display in step 1 4 Press the OK key P If the C key is pressed the setting mode is canceled and the screen returns to the standard display 5 Press...

Page 18: ...ow of Setting Cancellation Color Balance 1 Press the Color Balance key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard display 2 Adjust the color There are four ways to adjust the color N...

Page 19: ...ing the Density Fine Adjustment Salutation Adjustment or Hue Adjustment mode the screen returns to the Color Balance setting display 3 Press the OK key The Color Balance setting procedure is now compl...

Page 20: ...e text See p 1 40 Make copies with color added to the background See p 1 42 Make copies with colors added to designated areas See p 1 44 Changes specific colors in the original to different colors See...

Page 21: ...while setting a mode the set mode is canceled and the screen returns to the standard display 4 Press the OK key The Color Creation setting procedure is now complete and the screen returns to the stan...

Page 22: ...ovided and a custom sheet There are two methods for selecting colors from the palette Selecting the desired palette color using the edit pen n 1 Press a color on the palette with the edit pen n 2 Pres...

Page 23: ...all n 3 Press the OK key Color wheel selection Select a color from the color wheel displayed on the screen 1 Press the COLOR WHEEL key n 2 Press a key to select a color n 3 Press the OK key Original c...

Page 24: ...he color saturation N Tranquil Colors Makes copies with subdued tones Decreases the color saturation N Lighten Image Makes copies with lighter tones Decreases the exposure primarily in the low exposur...

Page 25: ...1 13 One Touch Color Selecting the Desired Image Quality with One Touch of a Key L Highlight Reproduction Original k Copy L Old fashioned Photo Image Original k Copy...

Page 26: ...ey N The six color intensity adjustment features are as follows N Decrease Red N Increase Red N Decrease Yellow N Increase Yellow N Decrease Blue N Increase Blue N Decrease red N Increase red N Standa...

Page 27: ...image quality Any of the following twelve image qualities can be selected with one touch of a key P Fine adjustments can be made to the color intensity by selecting the color adjustment keys the six...

Page 28: ...not be set Heavy paper Card stock or Extra heavy card stock Matte Finish can not be set Standard mode k L Gloss Adjustment Glossy L Gloss Adjustment Matte Finish L Sharpness Use the Sharpness function...

Page 29: ...learly copied by adjusting the gray scale Use this key to prevent black areas from being copied as solid black or to prevent an original with many black characters from being copied too lightly P Blac...

Page 30: ...ransparency or Special paper 1 or Special paper 2 have been selected in the paper type selection N When the transparency feeding location has been selected in the cassette selection N When the Transpa...

Page 31: ...Stack bypass can not be selected from the paper size selection P If Glossy is set and then Stack Bypass is selected from the paper size selection and either Transparency or Special paper 1 or Special...

Page 32: ...d display 2 Press the SHARPNESS key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the display in step 1 P The display differs depending on the Original Type setting example text example text photo 3...

Page 33: ...to prevent portions of the image from being copied too lightly Weaken Black Makes copies with increased gray scale steps By weakening black areas such as hair which are copied in solid black can clea...

Page 34: ...ed for all colors as a whole or for individual colors separately Hue Adjustment Adjust the hues for colors Hues are the different distinguishable shades of red blue yellow green etc Colors can be adju...

Page 35: ...ty of Colors Standard mode k L Saturation Adjustment Increased for all colors Decreased for all colors L Hue Adjustment Entire image is given a bluish tinge Entire image is given a reddish tinge L Den...

Page 36: ...chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual P For details on Color Balance registration see p 1 27 For details on recalling a registered Color Balance see p 1 28 2 N Adjusting the Color Bal...

Page 37: ...in the display to the right can be adjusted individually They can also be adjusted together by selecting ALL COLORS P In the example YELLOW has been selected Press the O key to make yellow look like r...

Page 38: ...lor Balance Adjusting the Color Balance Saturation Hue and Density of Colors 3 Press the OK key The Color Balance setting process is complete COLOR BALANCE is displayed The copier is now ready to make...

Page 39: ...he Color Balance key 2 Change the Color Balance settings to the values that you want to register and then press the REGISTER key P The Saturation Adjustment Hue Adjustment and Density Adjustment set a...

Page 40: ...ed after the REGISTER NAME key is pressed you can change or cancel the names that have been registered When re registering overwrite the previously registered name To cancel the registered name put th...

Page 41: ...blue background N Base Color Adds color to background areas that are not part of the black or white image In the case of originals that are not black and white color is added to the entire original N...

Page 42: ...Color Creation L Base Color see p 1 42 Original k Copy L Coloring see p 1 44 Original k Copy L Color Conversion see p 1 56 Original k Copy L 4 full Color 3 full Color see p 1 59 4 full Color k 3 full...

Page 43: ...C key is pressed the screen returns to the display in step 1 3 Select a color There are four ways to select a color N Select a color from the color palette Color Palette Selection See p 1 65 N Select...

Page 44: ...1 32 Color Creation 4 Press the OK key The Color Creation setting process is complete SINGLE COLOR is displayed The copier is now ready to make copies...

Page 45: ...asic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual P For details on the Color Selection Flow see p 1 63 1 Press the Color Creation key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard display 2 P...

Page 46: ...repeating the gradation REPEAT The gradation can be repeated by specifying the pitch for repeating see p 1 37 N Making fine adjustments to the smoothness of the gradations GRADATION ADJUST It is poss...

Page 47: ...can be selected To select Registered Color or Original Color first press the C key to close the color percentage window 6 Press the ENDING COLOR and select the colors There are five methods for selec...

Page 48: ...DATION is displayed The copier is now ready to make copies L Setting the Gradation Pattern The following procedure is carried out from the display in step 2 N Gradation a c e g b d f N Blue Background...

Page 49: ...at which gradations repeat is set and the initial screen is displayed P The screen on the right is that shown when pattern e is selected P Even when a frame is set for Image gradation if there is no...

Page 50: ...o program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual 1 Press the Color Creation key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard displa...

Page 51: ...previously registered Registered Color Selection See p 1 69 N Select a color from the color wheel Color Wheel Selection See p 1 70 P If the copier is not equipped with the Editor only Color Wheel and...

Page 52: ...Press the BLUE BACKGROUND key a c e g b d f h 3 Select the blue background pattern Press the key below the pattern You can perform any of the two following adjustments if necessary If no adjustments a...

Page 53: ...ds for selecting a color N Select a color from the color palette Color Palette Selection See p 1 65 N Select a color from the original Designated Color Selection See p 1 67 N Select a color that was p...

Page 54: ...returns to the standard display 2 Press the BASE COLOR key 3 Select a color There are four methods for selecting a color N Select a color from the color palette Color Palette Selection See p 1 65 N S...

Page 55: ...a color is selected the Base Color mode is set Then the screen returns to the display in step 1 4 Press the OK key The Color Creation setting process is complete BASE COLOR is displayed The copier is...

Page 56: ...Colors within Settings for Each Function on p 1 63 P Use a black and white original 1 Place the original face up on the Editor aligning the original with the V mark 2 Press the Color Creation key P If...

Page 57: ...have a line of width 1mm P The target to which color is added will be increased by approximately 0 3mm around the outer edge N Adding color to the background 1 Select the Background Coloring function...

Page 58: ...of the enclosed area Coloring may not be performed properly P You can designate a maximum of 30 colors and 200 points For each color mode you can designate up to 15 areas 6 If there are points with th...

Page 59: ...s selected the Coloring Setting 1 Coloring 1 is set Then the screen returns to the display in the Coloring Setting 2 Coloring 2 9 The next Coloring setting Coloring 2 can be carried out When the Color...

Page 60: ...K key The Color Creation setting process is complete COLORING is displayed P If you press the COLORING key you can change the Coloring setting see p 1 49 12 Place the original on the platen glass The...

Page 61: ...g setting L Adding a coloring setting 1 Press the COLORING key P If the CLEAR COLORING key is pressed the Coloring setting that has been previously set are all deleted Select YES or NO P When there ar...

Page 62: ...ion 4 Use the edit pen to designate the part of the original that you want to color 5 If there are points with the same Coloring setting they can be designated one after the other with the edit pen 6...

Page 63: ...Select a color that was previously registered Registered Color selection See p 1 69 N Select a color from the color wheel Color Wheel selection See p 1 70 8 Press the OK key 9 Continue the Coloring s...

Page 64: ...s are cleared and the screen returns to the standard display P If the OK key is pressed the settings for Coloring are not changed and the screen returns to the standard display P Area Editing is also...

Page 65: ...the area monitor as a fat dot 2 Press the C key P If the C key is pressed with no points selected all of the points displayd are deleted 5 Press the OK key 6 Designate the color 7 Continue the Colorin...

Page 66: ...setting that has been previously set are all deleted Select YES or NO 2 Press the COLORING key for the setting to be altered If the required Coloring setting is not found press the NEXT PAGE key to di...

Page 67: ...1 55 Color Creation 4 Press the YES key 5 Press the OK key The display returns to the Color Creation display...

Page 68: ...w see Color Selection Flow Selecting Colors within Settings for Each Function on p 1 63 1 Place the original face up on the Editor aligning the original with the V mark 2 Press the Color Creation key...

Page 69: ...y pressing either the O key or the P key and then press the OK key P If the colors in an image that has undergone Color Conversion are very rough increasing the strength of the filter will suppress th...

Page 70: ...RSION is displayed 8 Place the original on the platen glass The copier is now ready to make copies P When using Color Conversion a converted color selected using the Color Wheel or the Color Palette m...

Page 71: ...ttings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual P The standard copy setting is 4 full color 1 Press the Color Creation key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to th...

Page 72: ...Creation 4 Press the OK key The 4 full Color 3 full Color setting is set 5 Press the OK key The Color Creation setting is complete 3 FULL COLOR or 4 FULL COLOR is displayed The copier is now ready to...

Page 73: ...asic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual P For details on Color Selection Flow see Color Selection Flow Selecting Colors within Settings for Each Function on p 1 63 L Registering colors 1 Press the...

Page 74: ...o the color to be registered 1 Press the REGISTER NAME key and then the numeric key to be named 2 Enter a name of no more than five alphanumeric characters P When the named numeric key is pressed afte...

Page 75: ...are five different methods for selecting colors L Color Palette Selection see p 1 65 Select colors from the Editors color palette You can switch between the three color palette sheets provided and a c...

Page 76: ...Wheel Selection see p 1 70 Select a color from the color wheel displayed in the screen L Original Color Selection see p 1 71 Select the color of the original as it is This method can be used with End...

Page 77: ...on color palette switching see Change Color Sheet on p 7 8 in the Basic Operations Manual The following procedure is performed on the Color Selection Screen of each function 1 Select one color from t...

Page 78: ...ntering the desired color on the palette with the numeric keys 1 Press the PALETTE NUMBER key 2 Use the numeric keys to enter the palette color number two digits If necessary press the FINE ADJUST key...

Page 79: ...color from another sheet Place the color designation sheet along the left edge of the original and then use the edit pen to press on one point of the color to be designated When making a copy the ori...

Page 80: ...ings for Each Function 3 Using the edit pen press one point in the colored area of the original 4 Press the OK key The color selection process is now complete P When registering colors next set the or...

Page 81: ...l the REGISTERED COLOR key is shaded and can not be selected 1 Press the REGISTERED COLOR key P Numbers that do not correspond to registered colors are shaded and can not be selected 2 Press the key t...

Page 82: ...ss the COLOR WHEEL key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the color selection screen for each function 2 Press the key for the color to be selected If necessary press either the key or th...

Page 83: ...llowing procedure is performed on the color selection screen for each function P This method can be used with Ending Color in Color Gradation or Color for Text Contour Image Shadow in Text Editing 1 P...

Page 84: ...1 72...

Page 85: ...Copies ED BOARD 2 10 Special Effects Reduced Gradation and Solarisation ED BOARD 2 16 Image Repeat Repeating an Image a Specified Number of Times on Copies 2 18 Slanted Image Giving the Original Image...

Page 86: ...tion and solarisation processing See p 2 16 Makes copies with the image in a designated area repeated See p 2 18 Makes copies giving the image a slant See p 2 20 Makes copies by adding patterns See p...

Page 87: ...y is pressed while setting a mode the set mode is canceled and the previous display returns 4 Press the OK key The Image Creation setting procedure is now complete and the screen returns to the standa...

Page 88: ...d to a portion of the text such as colored text contours or shadows N Special Effects Makes copies with reduced gradation and solarisation effects N Image Repeat Makes copies with the image in a desig...

Page 89: ...see p 2 10 N Original N Color For Text N Image Shadow Flat Shadow N Shadow Only Flat Shadow N Image Shadow N Image Shadow 3 D Shadow N Shadow Only 3 D Shadow L Special Effects see p 2 16 N Original k...

Page 90: ...cal direction Original k Copy N Repeat in the horizontal direction Original k Copy L Slanted Image see p 2 20 N Adding a 45 slant Original k Copy N Adding a 45 slant Original k Copy L Texture see p 2...

Page 91: ...rations Manual 1 Press the Image Creation key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard display 2 Press the NEGA POSI key Nega Posi is set and the NEGA POSI key is highlighted P If...

Page 92: ...s flipped down with the bottom edge of the original as the axis The true image and the flipped image are both then copied onto a single sheet P For details on how to program the basic copy settings se...

Page 93: ...pear between the true image and the flipped image P Top Symmetry Bottom Symmetry is effective when there is an image in the top half bottom half for Bottom Symmetry of the original An image in the bot...

Page 94: ...nly Makes copies with only the shadows of the image The color of the shadows can be specified L Setting Color For Text 1 Press the Image Creation key P For details on how to program the basic copy set...

Page 95: ...d the Color For Text setting is canceled P When the original color is set in the Contour or the Image Shadow mode after setting it in the Color for Text mode the color setting in the Color for Text wi...

Page 96: ...on Flow Selecting Colors within Settings for Each Function on p 1 63 1 Press the Image Creation key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard display 2 Select the TEXT EDITING key P...

Page 97: ...olor from the original Designated Color Selection See p 1 67 N Select a color that was previously registered Registered Color Selection See p 1 69 N Select a color from the color wheel Color Wheel Sel...

Page 98: ...he background of the image P For details on how to program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual P For details on the Color Selection Flow see Col...

Page 99: ...olor wheel Color Wheel Selection See p 1 70 N Select the color of the original as it is Original Color Selection See p 1 71 Once a color is selected the Shadow Color is set P When the original color i...

Page 100: ...asic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual 1 Press the Image Creation key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard display 2 Select the...

Page 101: ...eys from 1 to 3 to specify the solarisation type 4 Press the OK key The Special Effects settings are complete P Other Image Creation modes can also be set 5 Press the OK key The Image Creation setting...

Page 102: ...key is pressed 2 Select the IMAGE REPEAT key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the display in step 1 P The A key represents the Auto Repeat function If the A key is pressed the original...

Page 103: ...3 Specify the number of times by pressing either the key the key or the A key P For image repeats in the horizontal and vertical direction the image repeats are disabled when used in combination with...

Page 104: ...e Image Creation key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard display 2 Select the SLANTED IMAGE key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the display in step 1 3 Specify...

Page 105: ...is complete SLANTED IMAGE is displayed P If the Slanted Image setting causes a part of the copy image to fall outside of the paper only the part that falls on the paper is copied the rest of the image...

Page 106: ...d to step 6 P If you do not designate the area of the pattern to be scanned the upper right 5 8 5 8 16mm 16mm square on the original is entered as a sample 5 8 5 8 Sample area L Designating the area t...

Page 107: ...dded on the platen glass Align the pattern with the V mark on the platen glass and then lower the platen glass cover 4 Press the SCAN key The pattern is scanned 5 Press the OK key The Texture settings...

Page 108: ...ress the OK key The Image Creation setting process is complete TEXTURE is displayed P Patterns can not be scanned using the feeder 7 Place the original to be copied on the platen glass The copier is n...

Page 109: ...n EDITOR ED BOARD 3 6 Using Designated Areas 3 7 Designating Areas 3 8 Changing Previously Set Areas or Editing Functions 3 14 Area Designation Restrictions 3 21 Marker Editing Partial Editing by Desi...

Page 110: ...2 Area 3 Area 1 Area 2 Area editing designation Up to a maximum of 30 area editing Area editing 1 Area editing 2 1 The maximum values for Area Designations are number of areas 200 number of points des...

Page 111: ...on see p 1 33 N Base Color see p 1 42 N Color Filter see p 1 38 N Paint N Text Editing see p 2 10 N Texture see p 2 22 N Nega Posi see p 2 7 N Original Type see p 2 25 of Basic Operations Manual N Col...

Page 112: ...display P P The settings for Marker Editing can be changed as needed P If the C key is pressed while setting a mode the setting is canceled and the previous display returns P After a mode is set the...

Page 113: ...the original with the V mark on the platen glass 4 Press the OK key The Marker Editing setting procedure is now complete and the screen returns to the standard display P The mode that was set can be...

Page 114: ...opies only the part of the image inside the designated area N Blanking Copies the image with the area inside the designated area blank N Multiple Editing Copies the part of the original inside the des...

Page 115: ...s can be selected for each area editing For example assume the following page is to be copied Original Copy If different editing functions are selected for each part of the original the processes over...

Page 116: ...as can be designated on one original When a non rectangular area is designated the maximum number of areas that can be designated depends on the number of points designated for the area A maximum of 4...

Page 117: ...es the portion of the original inside the designated area in a different editing function than that used to copy outside the designated area the entire original aside from the designated area There ar...

Page 118: ...ea Designations Restrictions on p 3 21 P The Paint function adds color in a designated area P When an editing function is set those keys for editing functions that can not be set together are dimmed i...

Page 119: ...and align it with the V mark on the platen glass The copier is now ready to make copies P The feeder can be used if the method of area designation is other than Enclosed Area P Two page Separation mod...

Page 120: ...r of the circle then enter one point on the circumference of the circle P If the OK key is pressed the Non rectangular Area Designation process is completed N Designating an ellipse Use the edit pen t...

Page 121: ...line recognized as an area P The trace width can be changed as desired between 1 mm 2 mm 3 mm and 4 mm See p 7 4 in the Basic Operations Manual N Designating an enclosed area Press the edit pen on on...

Page 122: ...Coloring function are as follows N Adding an Area editing N Changing an Area editing settings N Adding Deleting an area N Shifting Reducing the area point N Changing the copy settings N Deleting the A...

Page 123: ...ating a rectangular area Use the edit pen to designate two of the opposing corners of the rectangle N Designating a non rectangular area Press the NON RECTANGULAR key To designate non rectangular area...

Page 124: ...Settings 1 Press the AREA DESIGNATION key P If there is no Area Editing required press the NEXT PAGE key to display the next screen P If the CANCEL ALL AREA EDITING key is pressed all area editing de...

Page 125: ...corresponding to the area selected switches from highlighted to normal text 2 Press the ADJUST AREA key The area selected is displayed with a thick line in the area monitor P The key corresponding to...

Page 126: ...olgon Free Tracing or Enclosed area P For the horizontal direction movement to the left is displayed by and movement to the right is P For the vertical direction movement up is displayed by and moveme...

Page 127: ...editing function are carried out as necessary When corrections to the editing function are necessary proceed to step 6 6 Press the OK key L Deleting an Area editing 1 Press the AREA DESIGNATION key P...

Page 128: ...Designation Using the Edit Pen 2 Press the AREA EDITING key which you want to delete 3 Press the CANCEL ALL AREA EDITING key 4 Press the YES key 5 Press the OK key The display returns to the standard...

Page 129: ...r number receives priority Area Editing 1 Framing Area Editing 2 Blanking Area Editing 1 Blanking Area Editing 2 Framing N If areas with the same editing function settings overlap The editing is perfo...

Page 130: ...king Single Color 4 full Color 3 full Color Color Conversion Color Gradation background Color Gradation image Base Color Color Filter Paint Text Editing Color For Text Text Editing Contours Text Editi...

Page 131: ...ated with the highlight marker is copied in black and white k Red marker One point designation Base color red Encircled area designation Single color red Blue marker One point designation Base color b...

Page 132: ...point Designation and Encircled Designation can be set for each highlight marker color By using all three colors a maximum of six functions can be designated in combination N If more than one marker d...

Page 133: ...ate a point inside the enclosed area If you designate a point on the line of the enclosed area the processing may not be performed properly N Designated Area If another border exists inside the border...

Page 134: ...ht marker is recognized as an area N Enclosed Area The image within the region enclosed by the highlight marker is recognized as an area P If there is a smudged line inside the area the smudge may som...

Page 135: ...Area with the Highlight Markers N Do not designate encircled areas so that they overlap Such areas may not be recognized properly T N The encircled area should have a diameter of at least 5 mm and the...

Page 136: ...ation Single color green P For details on how to program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual 1 Press the Marker Editing key The basic Marker Edi...

Page 137: ...g an Area with the Highlight Markers 3 Turn the original face down and align it with the V mark on the platen glass 4 Press the OK key The Marker Editing setting process is complete MARKER EDITING is...

Page 138: ...designation Text Editing Contour red Blue marker One point designation Base color Encircled area designation Single color gray Green marker One point designation Base color Encircled area designation...

Page 139: ...e the inner border is recognized as an area For Encircled Designation ENTIRE ENCLOSED The entire region enclosed by the highlight marker is recognized as an area ENCLOSED AREA The image inside the are...

Page 140: ...ng for the selected color for the green highlight marker is GREEN 1 Press the key for the editing color to be changed When the Editor is installed When the Editor is not installed 2 Select a color Whe...

Page 141: ...Use a highlight marker to designate an area on a black and white original 4 Turn the original face down and align it with the V mark on the platen glass 5 Press the OK key The Marker Editing setting...

Page 142: ...ed m Most recent setting takes priority Editing function that was set last Framing Blanking Single Color Base Color Color Filter Paint Text Editing Color For Text Text Editing Contours Image Shadow Te...

Page 143: ...on 4 29 Changing Previously Set Character Composition 4 34 Color In Color Combining Color Images 4 38 Entire Image Composition Combining Two Color Originals 4 40 Area Composition Extracting a Color Im...

Page 144: ...ines multiple originals see p 4 22 Shift Text Performs the layout and combination of text and images see p 4 29 Entire Image Composition Overlays an original onto another original and produces a copy...

Page 145: ...SCAN key 6 Place the background original 7 Press the Start key For Color in Color Entire Image Compositon 3 Select Entire Image Composition 4 Place the first original and press the SCAN key 5 Place th...

Page 146: ...ze original that can be used in Image Composition is LTR P Use LTR size paper in portrait orientation the stack bypass can also be used for copying P Image Composition copies are counted as full color...

Page 147: ...pen to designate the area on the background original where the image is to be inserted Only a rectangular area can be designated N Designating a rectangular area see p 3 8 P If the XY ZOOM key is pres...

Page 148: ...ay always stays at 100 1 IMAGE PRIORITY The image is inserted into the destination area with none of the extracted image being lost With this method there may be some white space on the left and right...

Page 149: ...ter setting Image Composition and making a copy 1 With the original set on the platen glass press the IMAGE COMPOSITION key 2 Press the ADJUST AREA key 3 Change the area area size of the original N Ch...

Page 150: ...case shift the area to be inserted 5 mm to the left and 5 mm down N Displacement of the area to be inserted 5mm Insertion area 5mm Designated area In this case shift the area to be inserted 5 mm to t...

Page 151: ...4 9 Image Composition Inserting a color Image into a Black and White Original 6 Press the OK key The copier is now ready to make copies...

Page 152: ...inal in its entirety The portion of the area aside from the text is called a Window The color of the text and the window can be set as desired N Multiple Editing Select this mode to set both Superimpo...

Page 153: ...4 11 Character Composition Combining Characters from a Black and White Original with a Color Original L Multiple Editing see p 4 22 k L Shift Text see p 4 29 k...

Page 154: ...color original During composition text editing such as adding color to the text can be performed P For details on how to program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Ba...

Page 155: ...dow Only using only the shadows of the text in the combined image see p 2 14 5 Press the OK key 6 Make any of the following three adjustments if necessary If none of the following adjustments are to b...

Page 156: ...the edit pen to designate two of the opposing corners of the area 5 Press the OK key N Adjusting the scan setting 1 Press the SCAN ADJUSTMENT key 2 Press the O key or the P key to adjust the image qua...

Page 157: ...8 Press the SCAN key After the text is scanned the following screen is displayed 9 Align the background color original with the V mark on the platen glass 10 Press the OK key The Character Composition...

Page 158: ...composition text editing such as adding color to the text or allowing the background to show through can be performed The color of the window can be specified as desired P For details on how to progra...

Page 159: ...the character original face up with the V mark on the Editor 7 Designate the Window area There are two methods for designating the window area N Designating a rectangular area see p 3 8 N Designating...

Page 160: ...inal Designated Color Selection See p 1 67 N Select a color that was previously registered Registered Color Selection See p 1 69 N Select a color from the color wheel Color Wheel Selection See p 1 70...

Page 161: ...adows to the text see p 2 14 N Shadow Only using only the shadows of the text in the combined image see p 2 14 2 Press the OK key 12 Make any of the following three adjustments if necessary If none of...

Page 162: ...egion inside the area 3 Use the edit pen to designate two of the opposing corners of the area N Adjusting the scan 1 Press the SCAN ADJUSTMENT key 2 Press the O key or the P key to adjust the image qu...

Page 163: ...g screen is displayed 15 Place the background color original on the platen glass Align the background color original with the V mark on the platen glass 16 Press the OK key The Character Composition s...

Page 164: ...both Superimpose and Window together at the same time for the creation of your composite copy With this function you can set various editing functions for rectangular or non rectangular areas that you...

Page 165: ...with the V mark on the Editor 6 Designate the superimpose area There are two methods for designating the superimpose area N Designating a rectangular area see p 3 8 N Designating a non rectangular are...

Page 166: ...ext in the combined image see p 2 12 N Image Shadow adding shadows to the text see p 2 14 N Shadow Only using only the shadows of the text in the combined image see p 2 14 9 Press the OK key P To cont...

Page 167: ...L Window P For details on how to program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual 1 Press the Composition key P If the C key is pressed the screen r...

Page 168: ...l on the Editor Align the character original face up with the V mark on the Editor 8 Designate the Window area There are two methods for designating the window area N Designating a rectangular area se...

Page 169: ...on See p 1 65 N Select a color from the original Designated Color Selection See p 1 67 N Select a color that was previously registered Registered Color Selection See p 1 69 N Select a color from the c...

Page 170: ...2 1 Select a Text Editing feature There are four types of editing N Color For Text adding color to text see p 2 10 N Contour using only the contours of the text in the combined image see p 2 12 N Imag...

Page 171: ...n the black and white original and then insert it in a color original This function can be used with either Superimpose or Window P For details on how to program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of c...

Page 172: ...l with a Color Original 4 Press the SUPERIMPOSE key 5 Place the black and white character original on the Editor Align the character original face up with the V mark on the Editor 6 Designate the area...

Page 173: ...e Original with a Color Original 7 Specify the shift area Designate the area as a rectangular area See p 3 8 P An image can only be shifted at 100 of the image size It can not be shifted at a reduced...

Page 174: ...nal L Window P For details on how to program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual 1 Press the Composition key P If the C key is pressed the scree...

Page 175: ...nating a rectangular area see p 3 8 N Designating a non rectangular area see pp 3 8 3 12 P The Enclosed Area designation method for designating non rectangular areas can not be used to designate an ar...

Page 176: ...ition Window and making a copy 1 Press the CHARACTER COMPOSITION key 2 Press the EDIT SETTINGS key 3 Select the window type and press the OK key P The ADJUST AREA key is shaded until an area that has...

Page 177: ...ving the original on the platen glass P The width of movement is calculated as follows 5mm Edited area 5mm Designated area In this case shift the original 5 mm to the left and 5 mm down N Changing the...

Page 178: ...r Composition and making a copy 1 Press the CHARACTER COMPOSITION key 2 Press the EDIT SETTINGS key 3 Press the key for the Multiple Editing to be set 4 Set the Multiple Editing contents P The ADJUST...

Page 179: ...e used when the designated size was correct but the copy was made with the position off set Corrections only to the area can be made without moving the original on the platen glass P The width of move...

Page 180: ...al There are three types of Area Composition Color Inlay The extracted image is inserted into the background image Transparent Image The background image shows through the inserted image Blurred Borde...

Page 181: ...4 39 Color In Color Combining Color Images L Area Composition see p 4 42 N Color Inlay Original Original k Copy N Transparent Image Original Original k Copy N Blurred Border Original Original k Copy...

Page 182: ...P For details on how to program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual 1 Press the Composition key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to...

Page 183: ...ginal on the platen glass Place the original face down and align it with the V mark on the platen glass 8 Press the SCAN key 9 Press the OK key The Entire Image Composition setting process is complete...

Page 184: ...Color Inlay N Transparent Image N Blurred Border P For details on how to program the basic copy settings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual P Up to 16 images can be c...

Page 185: ...Place the original face up and align it with the V mark on the Editor 6 Designate the area of the image to be combined Only a rectangular area can be designated N Designating a rectangular area see p...

Page 186: ...py ratio P If the 1 1 key is pressed the copy ratio is set to 1 1 100 P If the AUTO key is pressed the size of the insertion original is automatically changed using the same copy ratios in to the back...

Page 187: ...r setting Transparent Image or Blurred Border the TRANSPARENT IMAGE key and the BLURRED BORDER keys are shaded and can not be selected 15 Place the background original on the platen glass Place the or...

Page 188: ...a Color Original Offset Plate Original Creating Color Separations of a Color Original This function creates four color separations of a color original L Offset Plate Original Original Yellow separati...

Page 189: ...ttings see p 2 4 of chapter 2 Basic Copying in the Basic Operations Manual 1 Press the Composition key P If the C key is pressed the screen returns to the standard display P Output in the order Magent...

Page 190: ...4 48...

Page 191: ...I 1 Offset Plate Original Creating Color Separations of a Color Original Index Index I 2...

Page 192: ...Bottom Symmetry A 2 8 Buffer Pass Unit 1 B 9 17 C Cancel Auto Counting B 3 25 5 4 Cassette Switching B 7 3 Center Shift B 2 41 4 3 Center Shift key B 1 12 Changing the Original Image on Copies A 2 1...

Page 193: ...g B 7 3 Change Color Sheet B 7 8 Contour Location B 7 5 Error Alert Sound B 7 3 Exposure Level Switch B 7 6 Feeder Auto Start B 7 4 Initial Settings B 7 2 Key Touch Sound B 7 3 Save Settings B 7 2 Sha...

Page 194: ...ion B 3 21 Image Composition A 4 4 Image Creation A 2 4 General Flow of Setting Cancellation A 2 2 Image Repeat A 2 18 Mirror Image A 2 8 Nega Posi A 2 7 Slanted Image A 2 20 Special Effects A 2 16 Te...

Page 195: ...d Image B 2 25 R RDF E1 B 9 5 Recall key B 1 11 Rectangle A 3 8 Reduced Gradation A 2 16 Reduction R key B 1 12 Refill Oil B 8 43 Registered Color Selection A 1 69 Relationship Between the Flow of Pap...

Page 196: ...B 8 1 Tweezers B 8 27 2 on 1 B 3 21 2 on 1 two sided B 3 21 Two page Separation Sections B 5 11 Sections B 5 13 Two page Separation B 5 12 Two sided mode B 5 2 Book Q 2 sided B 5 7 1 Q 2 side B 5 4 2...

Page 197: ...0 30 02 No 24 01 06 40 00 No 25 61 03 15 08 No 26 48 01 23 08 No 27 17 06 47 08 No 28 06 10 55 00 No 29 89 03 21 12 No 30 82 00 42 12 No 31 49 00 99 11 No 32 25 04 100 00 No 33 01 30 79 00 No 34 00 72...

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