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5. Copying
Copying
If you need to make a copy of something,
and there is no copier available, use your
fax machine. Just place your original in
the feeder, and press the
{
Copy
}
key.
Important
❒
When making multiple copy sets,
copying starts once all originals
have been scanned into memory. If
memory runs out (free memory
reaches 0%) while scanning in, the
copy job is canceled and originals
that have been scanned in so far
are deleted from memory.
Note
❒
If you frequently use the fax ma-
chine to make copies and do not
want to wait 30 seconds for the ma-
chine to warm up after it has en-
tered the Energy Saving mode, you
can change the setting of the Ener-
gy Saving feature so that the heater
cools only halfway. See P.95
“User
Parameters” (switch 05, bit 6).
❒
Set your original and select any
scan settings in the same way as
for fax transmission.
❒
Multiple copy sets are sorted and
delivered in page order.
❒
If you wish to prevent passersby
from freely making copies, you can
disable the copy feature with the
User Parameters. See P.95
“User Pa-
rameters” (switch 12, bit 7). By de-
fault, the copy feature is enabled.
❒
The margins of error when copying
at 100% magnification are as follows:
• Horizontal: +1.5%, -1.5%
• Vertical: +1.0%, -1.0%
❒
You can specify between 1 and 99 copies.
A
Press the
{{{{
Copy
}}}}
key.
Copy: Q'ty[ 1]
[LT] A4
Note
❒
Pressing the
{
Copy
}
key again
returns the machine to standby
mode.
B
Place your original in the feeder.
If you have the optional lower cas-
sette or optional bypass feeder you
can select the paper size by press-
ing
0
or
1
.
Copy: Q'ty[ 1]
LT [A4]
C
Adjust any scan settings as neces-
sary.
Limitation
❒
If your original is longer than
the copy paper you choose, only
the length of the copy paper will
be copied.
D
Enter the number of copies you
need with the number keys.
If you make a mistake, press the
{
Clear
}
key and try again.
Copy: Q'ty[ 3]
LT [A4]
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