Toshiba FC15 Operator'S Manual Download

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont.)

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MIRROR IMAGE ................................................................................................................. 87

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NEGATIVE/POSITIVE REVERSAL ...................................................................................... 88

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CENTRING ........................................................................................................................... 89

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IMAGE REPEAT .................................................................................................................. 91

5. USING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS .......................................................................

CALIBRATION OF GRADATION ....................................................................................... 94

SETTING THE DATE AND TIME ...................................................................................... 97

WEEKLY TIMER .................................................................................................................. 99

MODE MEMORY .............................................................................................................. 101

COPYING USING PAPER OF UNIVERSAL SIZES ........................................................ 103

ACCESS CODES (ID NUMBERS) .................................................................................... 107

TOTAL COUNTER ............................................................................................................ 108

DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT ...................................................................................... 109

KEY COPY COUNTER ...................................................................................................... 117

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CHANGE OF LANGUAGE ON THE DISPLAY PANEL .................................................. 118

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USER SELECTION (INITIAL SETTINGS) ........................................................................ 119

6. USING THE OPTIONAL STAPLE SORTER ............................................................

121

DESCRIPTION OF THE MAIN COMPONENTS .............................................................. 122

NON-SORT COPYING ...................................................................................................... 123

SORT OR STAPLE SORT COPYING ............................................................................... 124

GROUP COPYING ............................................................................................................ 128

7. WHEN THE GRAPHIC SYMBOLS FLASH .............................................................

129

ADD PAPER SYMBOL ..................................................................................................... 130

REPLACE TONER BAG SYMBOL ................................................................................... 134

ADD TONER SYMBOL ..................................................................................................... 136

CLEAR PAPER SYMBOL .................................................................................................. 138

MISFEEDING INSIDE OF THE COPIER ........................................................................ 138

MISFEEDING IN THE AUTOMATIC DUPLEXER ......................................................... 143

MISFEEDING FROM THE CASSETTES ....................................................................... 145
MISFEEDING IN THE LARGE-CAPACITY FEEDER ..................................................... 146

MISFEEDING IN THE AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER ........................................ 147

MISFEEDING IN THE BYPASS GUIDE ........................................................................ 148

MISFEEDING IN THE STAPLE SORTER ...................................................................... 149

REPLACING STAPLES ...................................................................................................... 150

REMOVING JAMMED STAPLES .................................................................................... 152

CALL SERVICE SYMBOL ................................................................................................. 154

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................. 154

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MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................

155

DAILY INSPECTION ......................................................................................................... 156

SIMPLE TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................ 157

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SPECIFICATIONS, ACCESSORIES & OPTIONS ...................................................

159

SPECIFICATIONS OF OPTIONS ...................................................................................... 161

PACKING LIST .................................................................................................................. 163

COPYING FUNCTION COMBINATION MATRIX ........................................................... 164

IMAGE QUALITY ADJUSTMENT COMBINATION MATRIX ........................................ 165

5. USING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS ....................................................................... 93

AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION .............................................................................................. 94

SETTING THE DATE AND TIME ....................................................................................... 97

WEEKLY TIMER .................................................................................................................. 99

MODE MEMORY .............................................................................................................. 101

COPYING USING PAPER OF UNIVERSAL SIZES .......................................................... 103

ACCESS CODES (ID NUMBERS) .................................................................................... 107

TOTAL COUNTER ............................................................................................................. 108

DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT ...................................................................................... 109

KEY COPY COUNTER ...................................................................................................... 117

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CHANGE OF LANGUAGE ON THE DISPLAY PANEL ................................................... 118

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USER SELECTION (INITIAL

SETTINGS) ......................................................................... 119

FC15/22 SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................ 160

Summary of Contents for FC15

Page 1: ...DIGITAL COLOUR PLAIN PAPER COPIER OPERATOR S MANUAL FOR COPYING FUNCTIONS DIGITAL COLOUR PLAIN PAPER COPIER OPERATOR S MANUAL FOR COPYING FUNCTIONS FC15 22 FC15 22 ...

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Page 3: ...plastic due to high pressure and high temperature Keep them in polythene binders 3 When a colour copy is folded the toner at the fold can become separated 4 The toner on the copies may melt if it touches solvent If the ink on the copies is not dried completely the toner may also melt Keep copies away from solvent 5 When copies are kept near an extremely high temperature such as a heater the toner ...

Page 4: ...Forgery Prevention Function This copier has a forgery prevention function Please ensure that your digital full colour copier is not used for making copies of prohibited items ...

Page 5: ...ot avoided could result in death or serious injury or serious damage or fire in the equipment or surrounding assets Caution Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury partial damage of the equipment or surrounding assets or loss of data Note Indicates a procedure you should follow to ensure the optimal performance of the digital colour c...

Page 6: ... masking negative positive reversal full image image repeat and mirror image Copy sizes from A5 up to A3 are acceptable Special paper such as thick paper 60 209g m2 OHPfilms labels andA3 widepaper 304 8mmx457 2mm arealsoacceptableascopysizes Options By installing the optional reversing automatic document feeder and automatic duplexer duplex copies or single sided copies can be made automatically f...

Page 7: ...ER OPTIONAL 24 5 COPYING IN THE AUTOMATIC PAPER SELECTION MODE 28 6 REDUCTION AND ENLARGEMENT COPYING 32 7 COPYING WITH COPY DENSITY SELECTION 36 8 COPYING BY ORIGINAL MODE SELECTION 38 9 COLOUR MODE 40 10 BYPASS COPYING THICK PAPER OHP FILM 41 11 CASSETTE SETTING FOR THICK PAPER OHP FILM 47 12 INTERRUPT COPYING 49 3 COLOUR EDITING AND ADJUSTMENT 51 1 MONOCOLOUR COPYING 52 2 HUE ADJUSTMENT 53 3 SA...

Page 8: ...PIER 138 2 MISFEEDING IN THE AUTOMATIC DUPLEXER 143 3 MISFEEDING FROM THE CASSETTES 145 MISFEEDING IN THE LARGE CAPACITY FEEDER 146 4 MISFEEDING IN THE AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER 147 5 MISFEEDING IN THE BYPASS GUIDE 148 6 MISFEEDING IN THE STAPLE SORTER 149 5 REPLACING STAPLES 150 6 REMOVING JAMMED STAPLES 152 7 CALL SERVICE SYMBOL 154 8 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE 154 MAINTENANCE 155 1 DAILY INSPECTION 1...

Page 9: ...ffect performance and copy quality 2 Be sure to use a 3 conductor grounded wall outlet 3 In areas where a 2 pin plug is used the copier must be grounded for safety Never ground it to a gas pipe a water pipe or any other object not suitable for grounding After a suitable place has been selected for the installation for the FC15 22 please do not change it Avoid excessive heat dust vibration and dire...

Page 10: ...xtended period of time such as during weekends or the summer vacation Be sure to turn OFF the power switch immediately and call for service If an unusual noise is heard from the copier If the outside of the copier becomes unusually hot If any part of this copier is damaged or if it has been dropped If the copier has been exposed to rain or liquid It is recommended that only supplies made or design...

Page 11: ...PIER 1 DESCRIPTION OF THE DIGITAL COPIER 1 Names of the Main Components 8 2 Description of the Optional Equipment 9 3 Description of the Control Panel 10 4 Description of the Message Display 13 5 Description of the Graphic Display 15 ...

Page 12: ...ocket Back side CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LASER KLASSE 1 APPAREIL A LASER DE CLASSE 1 Original scale Control panel Exit side cover Left side Cassette The 3rd and 4th cassettes are optional Transfer belt unit Fuser unit Original cover Optional Original glass Copying Prohibition Label Key copy counter slot Power switch Bypass guide Feed side cover Paper size indicator 1 NAMES OF THE MAIN COMPONENTS ...

Page 13: ...everses the copies in order to make duplex copies 3 Staple Sorter Up to 20 sets of copies can be automatically sorted There are the following three modes Sort The copies can be sorted in the same order as the originals Group The same pages can be sorted in the same bins Sort Staple Each set can be sorted and stapled respectively 4 Large Capacity Feeder You will have an additional paper source whic...

Page 14: ... samples of the monocolour mode o ACCESS key Pressthiskeytoadminister the users of the copier by theaccesscode Pressthis key again when you finish making copies so that the nextpersonmustenterhis her own access code to make the copier available again See page 107 t ENERGY SAVER key When you are not going tousethecopierforalong period of time press this key Thecopierentersthe energy saving mode and...

Page 15: ...quantity 4 DIGITAL keys Use these keys to enter thedesiredcopyquantity Up to 999 copies can be set 5 COLOUR MODE SELECTION key AUTO COLOUR The type of original is automaticallyrecognized Coloured originals are colour copied and monocolour originals are copied in monocolour FULL COLOUR Regardless of colour all originals are colour copied BLACK Regardless of colour all originals are copied in monoco...

Page 16: ...s may not appear on the screen SADF SORT GROUP STAPLE SORT BACKGROUND ADJUSTMENT HUE SATURATION COLOUR BALANCE RGB ADJUSTMENT ONE TOUCH ADJUSTMENT SHARPNESS 1 2 2 2 2 1 RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT LEFT LEFT LEFT 2 IN 1 2 IN 1 DUPLEX XY ZOOM FULL IMAGE SPECIAL SHEET LEFT RIGHT BOOK DUAL PAGE EDGE ERASE BOOK CENTRE ERASE TRIM MASK MIRROR NEG POS CENTRING IMAGE REPEAT LEFT RIGHT MONOCOLOUR MIXED ORIGINAL SIZES...

Page 17: ...e this key to return to the BASIC screen See 2 How to make copies on page 17 4 COLOUR key Use this key to select MONOCOLOUR Page 52 HUE SATURATION Page 53 54 COLOUR BALANCE YMCK ADJUSTMENT Page 55 RGB ADJUSTMENT Page 56 ONE TOUCH ADJUSTMENT Page 57 BACKGROUND ADJUSTMENT Page 58 SHARPNESS Page 59 5 EDIT key Use this key to select IMAGE SHIFT Page 61 EDGE ERASE Page 62 BOOK CENTRE ERASE Page 66 DUAL...

Page 18: ...y to make the copier automatically detect the density and background of the original and determine the optimum copy density 15 Manual Density Selection key Press the keys of both sides to change the copy density 16 Cassette Switch key Use this key to switch cassette including sheet bypass Pressing the desired cassette on the Message Display panel will also select the cassette 17 KEY COPY COUNTER s...

Page 19: ... symbol flashes when sheets of paper copied on one side are stacked in the duplexer This symbol also flashes when sheets of paper are left in the duplexer In this case remove paper from the duplexer i CLEAR PAPER symbol This symbol flashes when paper is misfed in the automatic duplexer Page 143 o CLEAR PAPER symbol This symbol flashes when paper is misfed on the transfer belt Page 138 0 REPLACE TO...

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Page 21: ...ersing Automatic Document Feeder Optional 24 5 Copying in the Automatic Paper Selection Mode 28 6 Reduction and Enlargement Copying 32 7 Copying with Copy Density Selection 36 8 Copying by Original Mode Selection 38 9 Colour Mode 40 10 Bypass Copying Thick Paper OHP Film 41 11 Cassette Setting for Thick Paper OHP Film 47 12 Interrupt Copying 49 ...

Page 22: ...11 X8 5 LT R 8 5 X11 ST R 5 5 X8 5 COMP 10 1 8 X14 Standard size A3 A4 A4 R A5 R B4 B5 B5 R FOLIO 210X330mm A3 wide 12 X18 LD 11 X17 LG 8 5 X14 LT 11 X8 5 LT R 8 5 X11 ST R 5 5 X8 5 COMP 10 1 8 X14 Non standard size Length 100 305mm Width 148 457mm Standard size A4 Standard size A4 Maximum Capacity 600 sheets 80g m2 500 sheets 90g m2 600 sheets 80g m2 500 sheets 90g m2 400 sheets 105g m2 100 sheet...

Page 23: ...y 200g m2 Neusiedler A3 A4 THICK 3 Labels 5165 Zweckfoem Avery A4 THICK 2 OHP Film CG 3700 3M A4 125µm OHP FILM BG 78 Folex Be sure to use only the OHP films specified by Toshiba Using other types of OHP films may result in the failure of the copier Instructions before use Using paper with a special process on the surface paper printed by another copier or making a copy on the paper surface that h...

Page 24: ...There are two levels for this function Forcibly Switching to Energy saving Mode Cancelling the Energy saving Mode Energy saving Warm up time efficiency Level 1 approx 50 142W approx 5 minutes Level 2 approx 20 227W approx 2min 30sec Press the ENERGY SAVER key on the control panel to forcibly switch to the energy saving mode see page 10 Press the ENERGY SAVER or START key on the control panel The E...

Page 25: ...es later the message READY appears This message indicates that you can make copies at any time If this message appears If the copier has not been used for a long time the copier automatically goes into the adjustment mode and the message on the right appears before warming up It will soon start working Do not turn OFF the power Just wait for a while Wait Performing Auto Calibration ...

Page 26: ... original cover or the reversing automaticdocumentfeeder placetheoriginal on the glass face down and with its bottom towardyouandwithitstopleftalignedagainst the original scale on the left side Close the original cover or the reversing automatic document feeder slowly after the original size has been detected Note Remove any paper clips or staples from originals before placing them on the original...

Page 27: ...itWarmingUp AutoStart appears When the copier becomes ready it automatically starts copying in the selected modes Tip You can change the copying modes even after pressing the START key To cancel theAutoJobStartmode presstheCLEAR key or the FUNCTION CLEAR key ...

Page 28: ...s could not be used because the automatic document feeder may not be able to separate them 6 1 Badly wrinkled or folded originals In particular originals whose leading edge is curled may be misfed Folded or curled originals should be smoothed out before being set on the reversing automatic document feeder 4 Clipped or stapled originals 4 2 Carbon paper 3 Taped originals 6 Damp originals 7 OHP film...

Page 29: ...Select the desired copy size reproduction ratio imagedensitylevelandcopyquantity The automatic paper selection mode is selected as the default mode 4 Placetheoriginalsontheoriginalfeedtray After aligning the edges of the originals set them face up on the original feed tray and align the slides to the edges of the originals Press the START key The originals are fed starting with the lowermost one H...

Page 30: ...tylevelandcopyquantity The automatic paper selection mode is selected as the default mode Align the slides on the original feed tray to the size of the original Set the slides a little wider than the actual original width Slides 6 Insert the original Place the original face up and insert it in straight along the slides When the original starts being pulled in automatically let go of the original T...

Page 31: ...s required To make duplexed copies select the Automatic Magnification Selection AMS mode As explained on the screen on the right below place the originals on the original feed tray Mixed originals of A3 and A4 sized paper can be copied at the same time After aligning the edges of the originals set them face up on the original feed tray and align the slides to the edges of the originals The number ...

Page 32: ...OOM ORG A4 key and select APS 1 2 After aligning the edges of the originals set them face up on the original feed tray and align the slides to the edges of the originals See page 24 for the number of the originals you can set up at a time When the START key is pressed the sensor detectsthesizeofthefirstoriginal andselects the paper size matched to the original When Using the Reversing Automatic Do...

Page 33: ...original Close the original cover or the reversing automatic document feeder slowly after the original size has been detected Select the image density level The MANUAL COPY DENSITY mode is selected as the default mode Ifyouwanttoselectthedesiredimagedensity press the or key If the AUTOMATIC COPY DENSITY AUTO is selected the optimum image density is automatically provided according to the darkness ...

Page 34: ...re automatically cleared to the default mode 5 COPYING IN THE AUTOMATIC PAPER SELECTION MODE Cont 4 Key in the desired copy quantity You can key in up to 999 There is no need for this when making only one copy When an incorrect quantity is set press the CLEAR key and key in the correct number If you press the FUNCTION CLEAR key all items that you have set are cleared and the copier returns to the ...

Page 35: ...lect the desired paper size Press the cassette of the desired copy size on the Basic menu Or press the ZOOM ORG A4 key on the Basic menu to display the screen on the right then press the key of the desired copy size The copier may not be able to detect the size of the following types of original in the APS mode Transparent originals such as OHP film Entirely blackish originals or originals with bl...

Page 36: ...es When you specify both the original and copy sizes the copier automatically calculates the appropriate reproduction ratio Using the ZOOM keys The ZOOM keys DOWN and UP allow selection of the desired reproduction ratio from the range of 25 to 400 at increments by 1 See page 82 for X Y zoom 1 Place the original s on the original feed tray or on the glass See page 22 for how to set the originals 4 ...

Page 37: ...Original Size and the Copy Size on page 34 to make copies of such originals 6 The sensor unit immediately detects the size of the original selects the paper size matched totheoriginal andcalculatesthereproduction ratio based on the detected original size and the selected copy size The reproduction ratio is then displayed If the following message appears Change direction of original change the dire...

Page 38: ... of theinstalledcassettes thefollowingmessage appears Set correct cassette Install the correct sized cassette or use the sheet bypass Place the original s on the original feed tray or on the glass See page 22 for how to set the originals 2 Press the ORIGINAL SIZE key of the same size as the original to be copied 5 6 Select the desired image density level and copy quantity Press the START key Tip I...

Page 39: ...key For reduction use the DOWN key Each time you press either ZOOM key the reproduction ratio charges by 1 Holding down the key changes the reproduction ratio continuously Pressing the 400 key or the 25 key causes 400 or 25 to be immediately displayed Pressing the 100 key returns the copier to actual size copying Press the desired cassette on the display panel 2 Press the ZOOM ORG A4 KEY 5 Press t...

Page 40: ...he manual copy density mode 1 4 Toproducedarkercopies pressthe key Each time you press the key the density indicating mark moves one step to the right and your copies are produced proportionally darker Copying in Manual Density Mode Press the or key to change the copy density Toproducelightercopies pressthe key Each time you press the key the density indicating mark moves one step to the left and ...

Page 41: ...al feed tray or on the glass See page 22 for how to set the originals 2 Set the desired copy size reproduction ratio and copy quantity if required 3 Tips When copying has been completed the FUNCTION CLEAR key flashes Press it or press nothing for 45 seconds to clear the automatic copy density mode to the default mode manual copy density In the automatic copy density mode the background level is de...

Page 42: ...asic menu 8 COPYING BY ORIGINAL MODE SELECTION 3 Press the TEXT PHOTO TEXT PRINTED IMAGE PHOTO MAP or ADVANCED IMAGE key The screen on the right is displayed Select the appropriate mode depending on the type of original Text Photo Original with text and photo mixed together Text Original with text only or text and line artwork Printed Image Original with printed photos such as gravure photos of a ...

Page 43: ... TO MAKE COPIES 5 6 4 If necessary press the or key to adjust the image density Select the desired copy size reproduction ratio and copy quantity Press the START key Copies are made in the selected copy mode ...

Page 44: ...sired mode select FULL COLOUR or BLACK Selecting the Colour Mode 1 Pressthedesiredcolourmodeselectionkey FULL COLOUR Regardless of colour all originalsarecolour copied AUTO COLOUR The type of original is automatically recognized Coloured originals are colour copied and black and white originals are copied in black and white BLACK Regardless of colour all originals are copied in black Note Full col...

Page 45: ...r jams or lower the image quality The number of sheets that can be set at a time differs depending on paper type Setting more than specified number of sheets at a time may cause copier failure or paper jams Be sure to set within the specified range The range of acceptable paper sizes is from A3 wide to A5 R Bypass Copy Mode Corresponding Paper Type Maximum Capacity PLAIN Plain paper 64 80g m2 appr...

Page 46: ...on the sheet bypass at a time fan the paper well before placing it Forsettinghorizontallylong sizedpapersuch as A3 B4 or A4 R sized paper pull out the paper holder Slides 1 Place the original s on the original feed tray or on the glass See page 22 for how to set the originals 3 Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Program menu then press the BYPASS FEED key Procedure ...

Page 47: ...elled Press the PLAIN key then the SET key Plain Paper When paper is not set on the sheet bypass the display in step 4 also appears if you select bypass copying by pressing the bypass guide icon on the screen on the right 6 Select the paper thickness among PLAIN THICK1 THICK2 and THICK3 keys press the 305X457mm key then the SET key A3 wide 305X457mm Set the copy quantity 4 Select the desired paper...

Page 48: ... A3 wide 305X457mm X OHP FILM and THICK1 X THICK2 X THICK3 for adjustment 2 Check the type of the thick paper and press the THICK1 THICK2 or THICK3 key Tip For bypass copying mode for thick paper and sticker labels see the table on page 41 7 Press the START key Tips If the BYPASS MISFEED symbol flashes pull outthepaperandsetitonsheetbypassagain When copying is finished the lamp of the FUNCTION CLE...

Page 49: ...ratio if required see page 32 Press the COPY SIZE key corresponding to the copy paper that is set If A4 R paper is used press the A4 key twice Tip If the size of the sheets fed from the sheet bypassisnotset AutomaticMagnification Selection is cancelled 4 Set the copy quantity 5 Press the START key ...

Page 50: ...ment If you set them horizontally same as A4 R placement the following message will appear Set transparency film in A4 direction If you select the OHP Film mode the copy speed becomes slower 1 Perform step 1 to 3 on page 42 3 A4 is automatically selected for the copy size 4 Set the copy quantity Tip Up to 20 OHP films can be set at a time If you will make copies of more than 20 films feed them fro...

Page 51: ...Setting the Cassette for Thick Paper 91 105g m2 The top cassette cannot be set for thick paper Use the 2nd 3rd or 4th cassette or the large capacity feeder 1 Set the thick paper 91 105g m2 on the 2nd 3rd or 4th cassette or the large capacity feeder The procedure for changing the paper size of the cassette for thick paper is the same as that for normal paper See page 130 Thick paper with a weight o...

Page 52: ...the paper size indicator Setting the Cassette for OHP Film Size mark plate of OHP film Paper size indicator 2 Set the OHP films on the casstte Acceptable size is A4 only Be sure to set them vertically same as A4 placement Up to 100 films can be set at a time 5 CheckthatTHICK1isshownontheselected cassette of the display 11 CASSETTE SETTING FOR THICK PAPER OHP FILM Cont 4 OHP FILM is displayed on th...

Page 53: ...terrupt copying is possible using the cassettes or the bypass 1 Replace the original with a new original See page 22 for how to set the original Tip During the interruption the reversing automatic document feeder optional and automatic duplexer optional are inoperable 2 Select the desired copy size image density level reproduction ratio etc if necessary 4 3 After interrupt copying is finished pres...

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Page 55: ...ENT 3 COLOUR EDITING AND ADJUSTMENT 1 Monocolour Copying 52 2 Hue Adjustment 53 3 Saturation 54 4 Colour Balance YMCK Adjustment 55 5 RGB Adjustment 56 6 One Touch Adjustment 57 7 Background Adjustment 58 8 Sharpness Adjustment 59 ...

Page 56: ...1 Procedure 2 3 Press the START key 4 Press the COLOUR key to enter the colour menu then press the MONOCOLOUR key Press the desired copy colour key Press the MAGENTA key for instance Select the desired copy size image density level copy quantity etc if necessary Note Refer to the colour sample seal above the touch panel ...

Page 57: ...olour closer to the next clockwise colour while pressing the key brings it closer to the next anti clockwise colour 3 Press the SET key 4 Select the desired copy size image density level the copy quantity etc if necessary 5 Press the START key Cancelling the Hue Adjustment There are two ways for clearing the setting 1 Press the or key on the HUE column to move the indicator to 0 then press the SET...

Page 58: ...eases the brightness while pressing the key decreases the brightness 3 Press the SET key 4 Select the desired copy size image density level the copy quantity etc if necessary 5 Press the START key Cancelling the Saturation Adjustment There are two ways for clearing the setting 1 Press the or key on the SATURATION column to move the indicator to 0 then press the SET key 2 Press the DEFAULT key then...

Page 59: ... adjust the colour balance Pressing the key enhances the tint of the colour while pressing the key decreases the tint of the colour 3 Press the SET key 4 Select the desired copy size image density level the copy quantity etc if necessary 5 Press the START key Cancelling the Colour Balance Adjustment There are two ways for clearing the setting 1 Press the or key on the column you want to cancel to ...

Page 60: ...enhances the tint of the colour while pressing the key decreases the the tint of the colour 3 Press the SET key 4 Select the desired copy size image density level the copy quantity etc if necessary 5 Press the START key Cancelling the Saturation Adjustment There are two ways for clearing the setting 1 Press the or key on the column you want to cancel to move the indicator to 0 then press the SET k...

Page 61: ... vivid or clear with one touch 1 2 Procedure Press the COLOUR key to enter the colour menu then press the ONE TOUCH ADJUSTMENT key Press the desired mode key Press the WARM key for instance 3 Select the desired copy size image density level the copy quantity etc if necessary 4 Press the START key ...

Page 62: ...ocedure Press the COLOUR key to enter the colour menu then press the BACKGROUND ADJUSTMENT key Press the LIGHT or DARK key 3 Press the SET key 4 Select the desired copy size image density level the copy quantity etc if necessary 5 Press the START key Cancelling the Background Adjustment There are two ways for clearing the setting 1 Press the LIGHT or DARK key on the Background column to move the i...

Page 63: ...s the SOFT or SHARP key Pressing SOFT key suppresses the moiré fringes while pressing the SHARP key emphasizes the letters and sharpens the fine lines 3 Press the SET key 4 Select the desired copy size image density level the copy quantity etc if necessary 5 Press the START key Cancelling the Sharpness Adjustment There are two ways for clearing the setting 1 Press the SOFT or SHARP key on the Shar...

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Page 65: ...ge Copying 70 6 2 IN 1 Mode Copying 71 7 Duplex Copying 73 1 Duplexed Copies from Single sided Originals 73 2 Duplexed Copies from Two sided Originals 77 3 Single sided Copies from Two sided Originals 78 4 Duplexed Copies from a Book Originals 79 8 X Y Zoom 82 9 Trimming Masking 83 10 Mirror Image 87 11 Negative Positive Reversal 88 12 Centring 89 13 Image Repeat 91 ...

Page 66: ...side of the copy You can also create margins on copies of book originals by just using the DUAL PAGE mode 1 2 Procedure Press the EDIT key to enter the Edit menu then press the IMAGE SHIFT key Select on which side the margin is to be created Press one of the LEFT or RIGHT keys to select the type of margin Margin on the Left or Right Side ...

Page 67: ... margin is to be created Press the BOOK key If you select the BOOK margin use it in conjunctionwiththeDUPLEXCOPYINGmode from book originals page 79 or DUAL PAGE mode page 68 Margin on the Book Originals 3 After having adjusted the margin press the SET key The default margin is 14 mm To adjust the margin Press the 2mm or 30mm key to select thedesiredmarginsetting andpressthe SET key 3 After having ...

Page 68: ...s the SET key 2 EDGE ERASE COPYING If the edges of an original are torn or dirty they are reproduced as black stains on the copy In the edge erase mode a white border is created along all edges of the copy The default edge erase margin is 5 mm but you can select any margin between 2 and 20 mm Press the EDIT key to enter the Edit menu 1 Press the EDGE ERASE key Procedure 2 Edge erased copy Original...

Page 69: ... set the originals 4 5 Select the desired copy size image density level reproduction ratio copy quantity etc if necessary Press the START key Tip Edges can be erased also in the bypass copy mode To do this set the paper in the sheet bypass see page 42 and press the desired COPY SIZE key to select the desired paper size ...

Page 70: ... press the SET key 3 BOOK CENTRE ERASE Press the EDIT key to enter the Edit menu 1 Press the Next key to display the panel on the right Procedure 2 Press the BOOK CENTRE ERASE key 3 This function allows you to erase the shadow in the centre of a book original The default book centre erase margin is 10mm but you can select any margin between 2 and 50mm Centre Erasing No Centre Erasing ...

Page 71: ...inal s on the glass The book should be centred on the yellow indicator line with its bottom toward you Select the desired copy size image density level reproduction ratio copy quantity etc if necessary 5 Press the START key 6 Yellow indicator line ...

Page 72: ...ate sheets of paper at the same time You need not move the original on the glass The available paper size for this function is A4 only 1 Procedure 2 Press the EDIT key to enter the Edit menu Press the DUAL PAGE key 3 Press the 1 SIDE key for single sided copying or the 2 SIDE key for two sided copying ...

Page 73: ... yellow indicator line with its bottom toward you 5 6 7 Select the A4 copy size Select the desired image density level copy quantity etc as required To combine with the reduction and enlargement function set the reproduction ratio before setting the original Press the START key Yellow indicator line ...

Page 74: ... When the image occupies the entire original to the edge this function reduces the ratio a little bit so that the edges of the image will not be missed Original Full Image Copying Place the original s on the original feed tray or on the glass See page 22 for how to set the original 1 Return to the Basic menu then set the desiredcopysize imagedensitylevel copy quantity etc if necessary 4 Press the ...

Page 75: ...s will be copied onto both sides of a single sheet of paper This copying mode requires the optional reversing automatic document feeder to be installed Set the originals on the original feed tray Refer to the illustration below for the order and direction of originals Procedure 1 Press the EDIT key to enter the Edit menu and press the 2 IN 1 key When making a duplex copy press the 2 IN 1 DUPLEX ke...

Page 76: ...nt Press the START key A 1 B 2 A 1 B 2 Normal stapling position Stapling position in 2 in 1 right bottom corner Enter the number of the originals To have copies arranged in the correct page order in 2 in 1 copying it is necessary to let the copier know the number of originals in one of the following ways When the operator knows the number of originals Key in the number of the originals When making...

Page 77: ...n the glass For duplex copying from originals that cannot be handled by the reversing automatic document feeder etc Using the dual page function See page 68 For duplex copying from the facing pages of a book or two sheet originals A4 size only placed on the glass 1 Duplexed Copies from Single sided Originals When Using the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder 1 Press the 1 1 key on the Basic menu O...

Page 78: ...d counting the originals press the SET key Select the desired copy size image density level reproduction ratio copy quantity etc if necessary The maximum number of copies is as shown below 80g m2 50 all sizes 90g m2 40 all sizes Note Remove any paper clips or staples from originals before placing them on the original feed tray 5 5 4 3 2 B 1 B T B T B T T B T Press the START key When originals are ...

Page 79: ...placed on the glass Select the desired copy size image density level reproduction ratio copy quantity etc if necessary The maximum number of copies is as shown below 80g m2 50 all sizes 90g m2 40 all sizes 1 2 Press the 1 2 key to select the function of single sided originals to double sided copies Press the 1 1 key on the Basic menu When Placing the Original on the Glass ...

Page 80: ... or the reversing automatic document feeder slowly Press the START key Place the next original second side When the first side original was placed vertically the second side original should be placed in the same direction 9 8 Horizontal placement First side Second side When the first side original was placed horizontally the second side original should be placed horizontally but in the opposite di...

Page 81: ...led Notes Duplex copying can be made in the plain paper 64 90g m2 mode only 2 Press the 1 1 key on the Basic menu Press the 2 2 key 2 Duplexed Copies from Two sided Originals Original Duplexed copy 5 Press the START key Thecopierfeedsoneoftheoriginalsandcopies the first side of the original onto a sheet The original and the sheet are then turned over automaticallyandthesecondsideoftheoriginal is c...

Page 82: ...vel copy quantity etc if necessary The maximum number of copies is as shown below 080g m2 50 all sizes 090g m2 40 all sizes Place the originals See page 22 for how to set the originals 4 7 DUPLEX COPYING Cont 5 Press the START key Single sidedcopiesareoutputfromthecopier When Using the Reversing Automatic Document Feeder 4 Perform step 5 to 10 on page 76 When Placing the Original on the Glass ...

Page 83: ... Book Originals The copies made will be arranged in the same page order as the book Notes This copying mode requires the optional automatic duplexer to be installed Notes Duplex copying can be made in the plain paper 64 90g m2 mode only 12 15 12 13 15 13 ...

Page 84: ... of the book and it ends on a right page RIGHT LEFT Copying is started from a right page of the book and it ends on a left page LEFT LEFT Copying is started from a left page of the book and it ends on a left page LEFT RIGHT Copying is started from a left page of the book and it ends on a right page Select the copy size Press the A4 COPY SIZE key 7 DUPLEX COPYING Cont ...

Page 85: ... YES key on the display on the right also continues copying Repeatsteps8and9untilyoufinishcopying the book 10 11Press the FINISHED key after all the originals have finished being copied Press the COPY FINAL PAGE key if the last original has only one page Select IMAGE SHIFT if necessary See page 62 5 PlacetheoriginalandpresstheSTARTkey The book should be centred on the yellow indicator line with it...

Page 86: ...ity level copy quantity etc if necessary 5 Press the EDIT key to enter the Editing menu then press the Next key Specify the X and Y reproduction ratios Press the 25 or 400 key on the display to select the X reproduction ratio and press the upper SET key Select the Y reproduction ratio in the same way Press the lower SET key Place the original s on the original feed tray or on the glass and press t...

Page 87: ...side area only by selecting the trimming mode and you can mask originals hiding inside area by selecting the masking mode You can specify areas by placing originals on the glass You can specify only one rectangular place on a single original Only the standard size originals are available for this mode Original Trimmed copy Masked copy ...

Page 88: ...ying an area X2 X1 Y2 Y1 Rear scale Original scale Place the original face up on the glass with its bottom edge towards you and its top left aligned against the top left of the glass Align the original with the original scale on the left ...

Page 89: ...darea as follows X1 Distance from the original scale to the left edge of the specified area X2 Distance from the original scale to the right edge of the specified area Y1 Distance from the rear scale to the upper edge of the specified area Y2 Distance from the rear scale to the lower edge of the specified area Press the EDIT key to enter the Editing menu and then press the Next key Press the TRIM ...

Page 90: ...he copy size must be specified Place the original on the glass face down with its bottom toward you and with its top left aligned against the original scale on the left side 8 Press the START key Trimmed or masked copies exit from the copier 5 Following the method of specifying areas on page 84 key in the size of the area to be trimmed or masked with the digital keys then press the SET key 9 TRIMM...

Page 91: ...ure 1 3 4 Place the original s on the original feed tray or on the glass and press the START key See page 22 for how to set the originals 5 Press the EDIT key to enter the Editing menu and then press the Next key Press the MIRROR key Select the desired copy size image density level reproduction ratio copy quantity etc if necessary 2 Press the EDITING key ...

Page 92: ...ry 11 NEGATIVE POSITIVE REVERSAL In the full colour mode this function allows you to reverse both hue and shading of the entire original when making copies In the black mode or monocolour mode only the shading of the entire original is reversed Copy Original Procedure 1 3 Press the EDIT key to enter the Editing menu and press the Next key Press the NEG POS key 2 Press the EDITING key 6 Press the S...

Page 93: ... Edit menu then press the Next key Press the ALL or PART key to select the area for centring 2 Press the CENTRING key This function allows you to trim all of or a part of the original and print it out in the centre of a copy sheet This mode is available only for the standard size originals ...

Page 94: ...8 Press the START key When Centring the Entire Image of an Original 4 Place the original on the glass face down with its bottom toward you and with its top left aligned against the original scale on the left side 6 Press the START key When Centring a Part of an Original 4 Place the original on the glass face up with its bottom toward you and with its top left aligned against the original scale on ...

Page 95: ...on standard size 13 IMAGE REPEAT Procedure 1 Press the EDIT key to enter the Edit menu and then press the Next key The display on the right appears 2 Press the IMAGE REPEAT key Example of mirror image This function allows you to repeat the entire original or a part of the area of the original on the copy This mode is available only for the standard size originals ...

Page 96: ...be repeated X1 0 mm Y1 0 mm X2 Y2 arbitrary 5 Place the original on the glass face down with its bottom toward you and with its top left aligned against the original scale on the left side Tip If the repeat number is not set the copier automatically repeats the original once Only the length direction is available for repeat copying and the original can be repeated up to 8 times 3 Place the origina...

Page 97: ...tting the Date and Time 97 3 Weekly Timer 99 4 Mode Memory 101 5 Copying Using Paper of Universal Sizes 103 6 Access Codes ID Numbers 107 7 Total Counter 108 8 Department Management 109 9 Key Copy Counter 117 10 Change of Language on the Display Panel 118 11 User Selection Initial Settings 119 ...

Page 98: ...hiba If any other paper is used the calibration may not be performed properly If the colour often deviates call your service technician Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu 1 2 Press the Next key then press the CALIBRATION key Enter the password 4 digits of your administrator key operator then press the SET key 3 Tip If you do not need the user control by the password of the administr...

Page 99: ... START key to start the first calibration If the chart is not properly set the following message appears Set chart correctly Repeat the calibration in step 6 Notes If the glass is dirty or any foreign objects are stuck to the glass calibration may not be operated properly Keep the glass clean Interrupt copying is not available during calibration 5 Press the TEST PRINT key to print out the chart fo...

Page 100: ... level to the default setting after the calibration press the DEFAULT key in step 4 Press the START key to start the second calibration 9 10 Press the CALIBRATION key then set the printed out chart on the glass in the same way as the first calibration When the message Scanning and calibrating disappears press the TEST PRINT key to print out the second test chart ...

Page 101: ...ier s internal clock can easily be set consistent with the current date and time Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu Press the Next key and then the DATE TIME key 1 2 Key in the last two numbers of the year and press Example 1999 9 9 2003 0 3 Key in the month 1 12 and press Example April 0 4 3 ...

Page 102: ...Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 5 Key in the hour 0 23 and press Example 10 30 a m 1 0 Time is displayed in the 24 hour system 6 Key in the minute 0 59 Example 10 30 a m 3 0 7 Check that all the settings are correct If you have noticed an error first press the key and then enter the correct number 8 9 Press the SET key The date time setting screen is cleared 2 SETTING THE DATE AND TIME Cont ...

Page 103: ...weekly timer to work properly the power switch should be always left ON Setting the Weekly Timer Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu Press the Next key and then the WEEKLY TIMER key Check the settings If they are OK press the SET key To change the settings press the CHANGE key 2 Set the ON OFF times for each day of the week Switch the day of the week by using the Sun and Sat keys Set...

Page 104: ... is shaded Then press the WEEKLY TIMER key to return the display to normal This turns the weekly timer OFF Tip Weekly timer ON OFF settings are held in the memory unless they are changed Thestoredsettingscaneasilyberestored when the operation of the weekly timer is resumed 2 3 WEEKLY TIMER Cont Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu and press the Next key The menu on the right appears ...

Page 105: ...des You can register up to four combinations Storing a New Combination of Copy Modes Set the desired copy modes Example 1 Reproduction ratio 85 Copy quantity 10 Image density Full colour Copy size A4 R Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu and then press the MODE MEMORY key Press the MEMORY key 1 2 3 Example 2 Colour balance Y Yellow 1 M Magenta 2 C Cyan 1 K Black 0 Copy size A4 R Repr...

Page 106: ...They are not erased even when the power switch is turned OFF Recalling a Stored Combination of Copy Modes Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu and then press the MODE MEMORY key Press the RECALL key 4 MODE MEMORY Cont Press the key for the combination of copy modes you want to recall PresstheSTARTkey Theoriginaliscopied in the combination of modes you have recalled 2 1 4 3 4 ...

Page 107: ...opier automatically calculates the reproduction ratio by the Automatic Magnification Selection mode And the reproduction ratio of the originals within the dimensions shown on the right can automatically be selected for the standard size by keying in the paper size Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu 1 Press the UNIVERSAL key 2 Press the STANDARD key 3 Press the desired size key for U...

Page 108: ...rn to the Basic menu then make sure that the UNIV is shown on the paper size indicator of the corresponding cassette 6 Press the ZOOM ORG LT key to display the original size selection screen 7 Press the UNIV key of the ORIGINAL on the screen to make copies of UNIVERSAL size of originals Press the UNIV key of COPY on the screen if you make copies on the UNIVERSAL size paper 8 Size mark plate of UNI...

Page 109: ...efault size of the UNIVERSAL size 9 Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu 1 Press the UNIVERSAL key 2 Press the NON STANDARD key 3 Key in the dimensions length width of the original set for the UNIVERSAL size then press the upper SET key 4 Ifthekeyed indimensionsarecorrect press the lower SET key 5 Making Copies of Non Standard Originals ...

Page 110: ...RG A4 key 6 Press the UNIV key of the ORIGINAL on the screen 7 After you have set the originals select the copy quantity etc if necessary and press the START key Notes Non standard size paper cannot be set Only one size can be set for the UNIVERSAL size You cannot set Standard size and Non standard size at a time 8 ...

Page 111: ...ing access codes the copy quantity is stored for each access code used See page 114 for how to register change or clear the access code Notes Available 4 digit numbers are between 0001 and 9999 If the message Enter job access code still appears and the screen does not change the keyed in access code may be wrong Key in the correct number When you are using the Department management function press ...

Page 112: ...nts Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu and press the Next key 1 2 Press the TOTAL COUNTER key The total number of copies or prints of the copier is displayed classified by the color mode Tip The total counter is an add up counter You cannot clear the number of the counter ...

Page 113: ...y Enter the password of the administrator key operator 1 2 This function allows you to administer the copy quantity of each department by setting an access code for each department Up to 120 codes can be set This function requires keying in the password of the key operator 8 DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT Thedepartmentmanagementscreenappears ...

Page 114: ...ent Management menu If you want to check the counters of all access codes press the ALL key The total copy quantity of each access code is displayed 2 1 8 DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT Cont Ifyouwanttocheckthecounterofacertain department enter its access code 4 digits and press the SET key The total copy quantity of the corresponding access code is displayed in the frame 3 ...

Page 115: ...USING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 111 4 access codes can be displayed at a time Press the NEXT or PREV key to switch the screen for other access codes Accesscodesaredisplayedinnumericalorder up to 120 codes ...

Page 116: ... Counters Press the CLEAR COUNTER key in the Department Management menu If you want to clear the counters of all the access codes press the ALL key 2 1 8 DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT Cont If you want to clear the counter of a certain department enter its access code 4 digits and press the SET key 3 ...

Page 117: ...USING THE SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 113 Press the YES key The counter is cleared and the number becomes 0 4 ...

Page 118: ...es Press the ID REGISTER CHANGE key in the Department Management menu Press the REGISTRATION key 2 1 8 DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT Cont Registering a new department Using the digital keys enter the access code 4 digits you want to register both for NEW ACCESS CODE and for CONFIRM ACCESS CODE 3 Press the SET key 4 ...

Page 119: ...CHANGE key 2 1 Changing the access code of a certain department Using the digital keys enter the access code 4 digits you want to change then press the SET key 3 Using the digital keys enter the access code 4 digits you want to register both for NEW ACCESS CODE and for CONFIRM ACCESS CODE 4 Press the SET key 5 ...

Page 120: ...artment Management menu Press the DELETE key 2 1 Using the digital keys enter the access code 4 digits you want to delete then press the SET key 3 Press the YES key 4 8 DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT Cont Deleting a department from the department management ...

Page 121: ... on how to use a key copy counter consult a service technician 9 KEY COPY COUNTER Procedure The following message appears Set key copy counter Insert the key copy counter Hold the counter so that the surface with an arrow faces upward with the arrow pointed toward the copier Then insert it slowly until it comes to a stop The following message appears READY Make copies as you would normally do When...

Page 122: ... Programme menu press the Next key twice to display the panel on the right then press the CHANGE LANGUAGES key 10 CHANGE OF LANGUAGE ON THE DISPLAY PANEL Press one of the other languages You can change the language on the display panel 1 2 ...

Page 123: ...nergy Savingmodeiscancelled orwhentheFUNCTION CLEAR key is pressed Press the desired key for which you want to change the initial setting You can switch the screen by pressing the Next or Pre key 3 11 USER SELECTION INITIAL SETTINGS Press the PROGRAM key to enter the Programme menu then press the Next key 1 Press the USER SELECTION key 2 Press the SET key 4 ...

Page 124: ...120 MEMO 120 ...

Page 125: ...121 USING THE OPTIONAL SORTER 6 USING THE OPTIONAL STAPLE SORTER 1 Description of the Main Components 122 2 Non sort Copying 123 3 Sort or Staple Sort Copying 124 4 Group Copying 128 ...

Page 126: ...s when stapling is possible or while stapling is in progress In the sort or group mode all copies exit into these bins However when more than 250 copies are set in the non sort mode some of them will also enter these bins When the optional staple sorter MG 2014 is attached to the copier you can select the sort group or staple mode Non sort is automatically selected as the default mode 1 DESCRIPTIO...

Page 127: ...r 750 copies have been completed and the following message appears Remove paper from sorter bins Remove all the copies from the staple sorter and press the START key again to continue 3 4 5 Place the original s on the original feed tray or on the glass See page 22 for how to set the original Check that NON SORT NON STAPLE is displayed on the Basic menu If SORT GROUP or STAPLE SORT is displayed pre...

Page 128: ...To select the SORT mode press the SORT key Sort or Staple Sort 1 To select the SORT STAPLE mode press the STAPLE SORT key 5 page originals Example Making 5 sets of copies from 5 page originals 5 sets of copies arranged in the same order as the originals 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 ...

Page 129: ... see page 72 The number of the originals you can set up at a time is shown below Placing the originals on the glass Place the original face down on the glass If you start with the last page of your originals the copies will be arranged in the same page order as the originals The copies can be stapled in the position corresponding to the upper right corner of the original In this case however copie...

Page 130: ...fter the copying of the first original last page finishes place the next original and press the START key Repeat this step until all the originals finish being copied Note Do not open the stapler cover during stapling in order to avoid a staple jam Press the START key Using the automatic document feeder The originals will automatically be fed in one by one If the sort stapling mode is selected all...

Page 131: ... fully inside and moved to the right and to the front until being stopped The STAPLE key lamp will come on The maximum number of copies is shown below 80g m2 50 all sizes 90g m2 30 all sizes 105g m2 20 all sizes 2 Press the STAPLE key The copies will be stapled Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the remaining sets of copies Stapled position Copy STAPLE key ...

Page 132: ...uantity etc as required 3 5 4 Example Copying 5 originals in the group mode 5 originals 5 4 3 2 1 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 5 5 5 5 5 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 Press the NON SORT NON STAPLE key on the Basic menu to enter the Sorter menu Select the GROUP key Press the START key Using the automatic document feeder The originals will automatically be fed in one by one and copied Placing the original on the glass...

Page 133: ...ng inside of the Copier 138 2 Misfeeding in the Automatic Duplexer 143 3 Misfeeding from the Cassettes 145 Misfeeding in the Large Capacity Feeder 146 4 Misfeeding in the Automatic Document Feeder 147 5 Misfeeding in the Bypass Guide 148 6 Misfeeding in the Staple Sorter 149 5 Replacing Staples 150 6 Removing Jammed Staples 152 7 Call Service Symbol 154 8 Periodic Maintenance 154 ...

Page 134: ...PAPER SYMBOL Note Check that there is a slight gap about 0 5 mm left between the paper and each of the side guides as shown the total gap should not exceed 1 mm If the gap is not suitable paper misfeeding may possibly occur Place the paper in the cassette Up to 600 sheets of paper 80g m2 can be set See page 18 Fan the paper well before placing it in the cassette Do not add paper above the line on ...

Page 135: ...131 WHEN THE GRAPHIC SYMBOLS FLASH 3 Push in the cassette straight and slowly until it comes to a stop Make sure that the cassette is pushed in fully ...

Page 136: ... sheets of A4 size paper can be placed Do not add paper above the limit line on the right Do not use creased folded wrinkled or damp sheets of paper 1 Adding Paper to the Large Capacity Feeder Optional Openthecoverofthelarge capacityfeeder Note If you want to add paper because the paper supply has become low press the TRAY DOWN key before opening the cover The elevator tray will automatically move...

Page 137: ... them is slightly wider than the desired paper size To move the side guides push the lever arrow q to unlock Place paper in the cassette For placing paper in the cassette refer to Step 2in AddingPapertotheFront Cassette on page 130 Remove and reset the size mark plate so that the desired paper size appears 5 Push in the cassette slowly and fully 6 Setthebackguidetothedesiredpapersize shown on the ...

Page 138: ... the REPLACE TONER BAG symbol flashes and this message appears Dispose of used toner Press INFO Replace the toner bag as described below Replacing Procedure 1 2 2 REPLACE TONER BAG SYMBOL Open the right hand front cover Open the left hand front cover ...

Page 139: ...n the direction of the arrow Close the used toner bag The cap is provided on the used toner bag 5 Set the new toner bag in the copier Set it in the reverse procedure of step 3 6 Close the left hand front cover 7 Close the right hand front cover Note The used toner bag should be disposed of properly ...

Page 140: ... colour flash and then the following message appears on the Basic menu Install new Yellow toner cartridge Press INFO Replace the toner cartridge as described below 3 ADD TONER SYMBOL 1 Open the front covers Note It is recommended that only toner cartridge made or designated by Toshiba be used in order to optimize copy quality ...

Page 141: ...er inside Pull the seal out from the cartridge Grasping the holder of the new toner cartridge push it along the rail fully back into the copier If the toner scatters wipe it completely off 6 Close the front covers The following message appears Wait adding toner Thenthecopierautomaticallystartssupplying toner When the toner has finished being supplied the display panel returns to the Basic menu It ...

Page 142: ...ons in the diagram depending on where the paper has misfed Remove the misfed paper as described below 1 1 Misfeeding inside of the Copier Remove the copy receiving tray If a staple sorter is attached first pull it away from the copier by lifting the release lever 1 Inside of the Copier 2 Automatic Duplexer 3 Cassettes Large Capacity Feeder 4 Automatic Document Feeder 5 Bypass Guide 6 Staple Sorter...

Page 143: ...the misfed paper 5 4 Open the exit cover Blue button 3 Open the left hand front cover 2 Open the right hand front cover Open the bypass guide Open the bypass guide cover press the blue button and open the bypass guide Remove any misfed paper 6 ...

Page 144: ...the entrance of the transfer belt unit in the direction of the arrow anticlockwise and remove any paper that comes out 7 Tip If the CLEAR PAPER symbol flashes as shown on the right be sure to carry out step 7 If this action is not sufficient the paper may be torn or it may be left in the copier Caution Do not touch the drum face and the transfer belt Touching them may cause image failure ...

Page 145: ...ction shown anticlock wise until you hear a click 12 Close the exit cover 13 If the misfed paper is gripped between the rollers remove it by rotating the lever in the direction shown Caution Be careful as the fuser and the guide plate around it may be hot 10 Open the fuser cover and remove any misfed paper 11 ...

Page 146: ...142 4 CLEAR PAPER SYMBOL Cont Close the sheet bypass 14 Close the left hand and right hand front cover and reinstall the copy receiving tray or the staple sorter 15 ...

Page 147: ...e the copy receiving tray If a staple sorter is attached first pull it away from the copier by lifting the release lever 2 Opentheexitcoverandremoveanymisfed paper 4 Close the exit cover 5 Reinstall the copy receiving tray or the staple sorter 3 Lower the lower guide of exit side and remove any misfed paper ...

Page 148: ...rt of the guide plate of the automatic duplexer may be hot Pushthelever andthenholdingthehandle of the lower guide plate lift it slowly and fully Make sure that the guide plate is latched to prevent it from dropping 8 Lever Guide plate Close the lower guide plate Holding its handle with your right hand lift the lever up to unlatch the guide plate and lower it slowly 9 Lower the upper guide plate s...

Page 149: ...145 WHEN THE GRAPHIC SYMBOLS FLASH Holdingitshandle openthefeedsidecover slowly 1 3 Misfeeding from the Cassettes Remove any misfed sheets of paper 2 Close the feed side cover 3 ...

Page 150: ...d open the feeder slowly away from the copier 1 Remove any misfed sheets of paper from the feeder as shown 2 3 Close the large capacity feeder slowly and fully 4 3 Misfeeding in the Large Capacity Feeder Openthelarge capacityfeedercoverslowly and remove any misfed paper from inside 5 Close the feeder cover slowly ...

Page 151: ...eder and remove any misfed original 1 Raise the automatic document feeder and remove any misfed original If an original is left on the glass remove it 2 3 Close the feed side cover 4 4 Misfeeding in the Automatic Document Feeder Close the automatic document feeder and remove the originals ...

Page 152: ...its of paper paper clips etc 5 6 7 Raise the automatic document feeder and remove any misfed paper Close the automatic document feeder 8 Reset any originals not copied under the originals remaining in the original feed tray and resume copying 1 Remove all the sheets in the bypass guide Align the edges of the sheets and set them again on the bypass guide 2 ...

Page 153: ... release lever and move the staple sorter slowly away from the copier 2 3 Pull open the paper transport guide of the staple sorter and remove the misfed paper 6 Misfeeding in the Staple Sorter 4 Close the paper transport guide and return the staple sorter to its original position Transport guide ...

Page 154: ...G STAPLES Open the stapler cover The STAPLE symbol flashes on the staple sorter when the following occur The stapler of the staple sorter has run out of staples and this message appears Set staple cartidge A staple has jammed in the stapler and this message appears Examine stapler Replacing Staples ...

Page 155: ...cing the staple cartridge make sure that the stapler operates correctly by stapling a few sheets of paper as operation test referringto ManualStapling onpage 127 If the stapler does not operate correctly carry out test stapling 7 times until it operates correctly If the stapler still does not operate correctly reset the staple cartridge Note Donotremovethestaplecartridgeexcept when you replace it ...

Page 156: ...ou arrow 2 6 REMOVING JAMMED STAPLES Turn OFF the power switch of the copier and open the stapler cover and loosen the wing nut that holds the stapler unit in place Wing nut 1 2 3 Holding the stapler unit with your one hand push down the lever with your other hand and hold it there Lever Removing Jammed Staples ...

Page 157: ...t pull the lever up by hand Lever Slider 7 Replace the stapler unit in the staple sorter and tighten the wing nut Close the stapler cover 5 Remove the jammed staple Wing nut 8 Remove the remaining sheets from the staple sorter and turn ON the power switch 9 Referring to page 127 Manual Stapling staple a few sheets of paper manually to check that stapling is performed correctly ...

Page 158: ...he safety circuit assumes that something abnormal has happened This causes the operation of the copier to stop and flashes the CALL SERVICE symbol This can possibly occur when the temperature is low but even though the copier is not malfunctioning If this occurs turn the power switch off and then on again Repeat this procedure twice and if the problem still persists turn off the power switch and c...

Page 159: ...155 MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE 1 Daily Inspection 156 2 Simple Troubleshooting 157 ...

Page 160: ...ng be carefulnottoscratch the glass Dirtyoriginalcover Clean the original cover with a cloth moistened with a neutral detergent Then wipe off the detergent completely with a dry cloth When cleaning be carefulnottoscratch the original cover Dirty original transport belt Reversing auto matic document feeder Clean the original transport belt of the reversing automatic document feeder with a cloth moi...

Page 161: ... slot Wait until the copier becomes ready Passwordofadministratorisrequired Ask your copier manager Press the INTERRUPT key to clear the mode P 8 P 132 138 P 8 P 10 20 P 10 107 P 9 117 P 94 109 P 10 49 Copies are not clear Is the original cover firmly closed Is the original cover or the glass dirty Is the transport belt of the automatic document feeder dirty Are transparent sheets or double sided ...

Page 162: ...et together Has the Install new toner cartridge message appeared on the display panel Has CALL SERVICE message appeared on the display panel Is the copy paper moist Is the level of the image density and colour adjustment correct Place the original firmly on the glass and close the original cover Replace with new paper Select the same size of copy paper as the original or set the reproduction ratio...

Page 163: ...ESSORIES OPTIONS SPECIFICATIONS ACCESSORIES OPTIONS 1 FC15 22 Specifications 160 2 Specifications of Options 161 3 Packing List 163 4 Copying Function Combination Matrix 164 5 Image Quality Adjustment Combination Matrix 165 ...

Page 164: ...from 11 density steps Hue Saturation Colour balance RGB adjustment Sharpness Background adjustment One touch adjustment Automatic paper selection Automatic magnification selection Interrupt Energy save Auto clear Auto shut off Function clear Department management Mode memory Weekly timer Date TimeSetting Autojobstart Automaticduplexcopying OHPcassette feeding Thick paper cassette feeding Original ...

Page 165: ... with the copier Key Copy Counter MU 8 Display 6 digits MU 10 Socket ReversingAutomaticDocumentFeeder Copy Sides Number of Originals Feeding Speed Acceptable Original Size Power Source Power Consumption Dimensions Weight MR 3006E Single side Duplex Up to 50 originals A4 60 90g m2 40 originals A4 91 105g m2 Approx 22 originals per minute A4 Minimum A5 R Maximum A3 Paper weight 60 105g m2 24V Suppli...

Page 166: ...ity Non sort mode 64 105g m2 Sort mode 64 105g m2 Group mode 64 105g m2 Paper Type Non sort mode Sort Group mode Stapling Function Power Source Power Consumption Dimensions Weight MG 2014 Console Movable bins 20bins Receiving tray Sort Group Non sort Staple 850 sheets A4 750 sheets A3 FOLIO A4 R 250 sheets A5 R If more than 250 sheets are copied paper exits to the sort bins at first then the rest ...

Page 167: ...TIONS 3 PACKING LIST Packing List Unpacking Set up instructions Copy receiving tray Operator s manual pocket Detachable cords 220 240V only Size mark plate of OHP film Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice ...

Page 168: ...tion set last AMS Book 2 Sort Group 2 IN 1 Centring Mirror Non sort Staple Sort Edge erase Image shift 2 IN 1 duplex XY zoom Full image Trim Mask Image repeat Book centre erase Nega Posi reversal Dual page Cassette selectioh Enlarge Reduce Sheet bypass selection Original mode selection Automatic colour selection 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 Basic settings Modes Duplex Sorting Editing functions The functions ca...

Page 169: ...ation Colour balance RGB Sharpness Background Vivid Clear Warm Cool Colour mode selection Copy density Colour mode selection One touch adjsutment Cool Warm Clear Vibid Background Sharpness RGB Saturation Hue Colour balance Manual Auto One touch adjustment The functions can be combined The function set last takes precedence The functions cannot be combined ...

Page 170: ...ce message TIME FOR PERIODIC ENANCE onthemessagedisplay thismessagewillnotifyyouthatpreventativemaintenance come necessary when pre programmed by your dealer technician ure that the aforementioned quality standards are maintained we strongly recommend that riginal Toshiba supplies and parts are used in your copier els have to be replaced by Service Technicians at the time of set up and each e rvic...

Page 171: ... 8442 JAPAN Recycled paper is used for the inside pages of this book This Operator s Manual is printed with ink containing soya bean oil DIGITAL COLOUR PLAIN PAPER COPIER OPERATOR S MANUAL FOR COPYING FUNCTIONS FC15 22 Copyright TOSHIBA TEC CORPORATION 1999 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED C 4406581220 IN F 312 00 05 AB FC15 22 ...

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