Plus NF-20, User Manual

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Setting the Time
The date and time are stamped on the printing paper and recorded in the file information when files are stored
on the NETWORK FLIPCHART and FTP server, so set the NETWORK FLIPCHART’s time correctly.
The time can also be set from a computer via a network (when connected to a LAN). (See page E-22.)
Press the ON/Standby button to turn on the power.
The display window’s LEDs light and the power turns on.
Press the Number of Copies button while
pressing the ON/Standby button, then release
the ON/Standby button.
The mode switches to “CB Setup”, and “F1” is displayed on the
display window’s LEDs.
The mode returns to the normal mode if no buttons are oper-
ated for 10 seconds.
Description of Operations
1
Switch to “CB Setup”.
With the power turned on, press the Number of Copies
button while pressing the ON/Standby button, then release
the ON/Standby button.
2
Press the Save button and switch to “Time Setting”.
The mode switches each time the Save button is pressed.
Contents of setting mode displayed on display window
(First 2 digits) (Last 2 digits)
Christian year Month Day Hours Minutes
3
Set the setting mode’s date and time.
When the Color Print or B/W Print button is pressed once, the setting can
be made.
Use the Color Print
(Increase) and B/W Print (Decrease) buttons to set.
4
Press the Save button to enter the setting.
The NETWORK FLIPCHART switches to the next setting position.
Repeat steps 4 and 5 to set the current date and time.
• If the ON/Standby
button is pressed during steps 3 to 5, the partially made
setting is canceled and the date and time return to the values set before the set-
ting was started.
5
Complete the setting.
When the Save button is pressed after the minute’s setting position (c.6 display)
has been set, the “Time Setting” is completed and the [F1] display (CB Setup) reap-
pears. Press the ON/Standby
button to return to the normal mode.
Normal mode
“CB Setup” mode
Preparations :
Connect the power plug to a wall power outlet (AC 100–240 V).
[Example]: Setting the date and time to 2:16 pm October 8, 2013