Oce CS240, Operation Manual

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5 Additional copy operations
5-6 CS240/CS231
5.2 Printing a proof to check the settings (Proof Copy)
Before printing a large number of copies, a single proof copy can first be printed so that it can be checked.
This prevents copy errors from occurring.
1
Position the document to be copied.
– For details on positioning the document, refer to "Feeding the document" on page 4-8.
2
Select the desired copy settings.
– When printing a proof copy, specify multiple copies.
3
Press the [Proof Copy] key.
4
Touch [Finish], and then press the [Start] key.
– If the document was placed on the original glass, touch [Finish], and then press the [Start] key.
– If the document was loaded into the ADF, printing of the proof copy begins without the screen
appearing confirming that scanning of the document is finished.
A single proof copy is printed.
5
Check the proof copy.
– If the proof copy was printed as desired, continue with step 8.
– To change the copy settings, continue with step 6.
6
Touch [Change Setting] in the screen that appeared when the proof copy was printed.
– To stop copying while the proof copy screen is displayed, press the [Reset] key or the [C] (clear) key.
Otherwise, select the proof copy job to be stopped from the list of jobs in the left panel, and then
touch [Delete]. In the screen that appears, requesting confirmation to delete the job, touch [Yes],
and then touch [OK].
– If no operation is performed within the specified length of time while this screen is displayed, the
copy job being proofed is registered as a stored job and the Basic screen appears again. Jobs are
registered as stored jobs under the following conditions.
When the automatic system reset operation is performed
After one minute (when "System Auto Reset" is set to "OFF")
For details on stored jobs, refer to page 12-13. If "System Auto Reset" is set to "OFF", the job is
stored if no operation is performed for 1 minute.
– For details on the automatic system reset operation, refer to "Automatically conserving energy
(sleep mode)" on page 3-33.