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Extended Operation Panel MK-733 (Option), Image Controller IC-209

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Introduction Chapter 1 1 Extended Operation Panel MK-733 (Option) 1 2 34 Control Panel 1.13 5 6 7 8 9 No. Name 1 Fax 2 Scan 3 Copy 4 Auto RX Indicator 5 Memory TX 6 On Hook 7 Redial/Pause 8 Speed Dial 9 AddressBook 10 Switching Plate 11 One-Touch Dial Key 11 10 Function Press this key to switch to fax mode. The lamp lights up green to indicate that the machine is in fax mode. Press this key to switch to scan mode. The lamp lights up green to indicate that the machine is in scan mode. (This function is available only when Network Card NC-504 or Image Controller IC-209 is installed. ) Press this key to switch to copy mode. The lamp lights up green to indicate that the machine is in copy mode. This indicator lights up green when the machine is set in Auto RX mode. Press this key to configure a Memory TX. This lamp lights up green when the Memory TX mode is set to ON. Press this key to set the machine in the state where the phone can be taken off the hook. Repressing this key returns the machine to the state where the phone can be hung up. • Press this key to redial the last recipient you called. • This function is available in the wait time to make a call from an extension line to an external line, or to receive information from an information service. Press this key to dial a fax number pre-registered in the speed dial. Press this key to display the information registered in the Onetouch Dial, group dial, and speed dial. Use this plate to switch the One-Touch Dial Key numbers. When the Switching Plate is closed downward, One-touch Dial keys 01 to 16 are available. When it is opened upward, One-touch Dial keys 17 to 32 are available. • Press this key to dial a pre-registered destination. • Use keys 01 to 32 to configure One-Touch Dial Key and group dial settings. • Use keys 29 to 32 to configure program dial settings. 1-34 bizhub 215

Section	Page
Table Of Contents	2
1 Introduction	7
1.1 Energy Star®	7
What is an ENERGY STAR® Product?	7
1.2 Trademarks and copyrights	8
OpenSSL Statement	8
Kerberos	10
OpenLDAP	12
Cyrus SASL	13
Smbfs	13
DES part of SSLeay	14
Wide DHCPv6	14
OpenSLP	15
Copyright	15
Note	15
1.3 SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT	16
1.4 Safety information	17
Warning and precaution symbols	17
Meaning of symbols	17
1.5 Regulation notices	22
CE Marking (Declaration of Conformity) for users of the European Union (EU)	22
USER INSTRUCTIONS FCC PART 15 - RADIO FREQUENCY DEVICES (for U.S.A. users)	22
INTERFERENCE-CAUSING EQUIPMENT STANDARD (ICES-003 ISSUE 4) (for Canada users)	22
For users in countries not subject to class B regulations	22
Laser safety	22
Internal laser radiation	23
CDRH regulations	23
For European users	23
For Denmark users	24
For Finland, Sweden users	24
For Norway users	24
Laser safety label	25
Ozone release	25
Acoustic noise (for European users only)	25
Notification for US only	25
Notification for California Customers	26
For EU member states only	26
For EU member states only	26
1.6 Caution notations and labels	27
1.7 Special Notice to User	28
For Canada	28
For U.S.A.	28
For New Zealand	29
For Europe	30
1.8 Space requirements	31
1.9 Operation precautions	32
Power source	32
Operating environment	32
Storage of copies	32
1.10 Legal restrictions on copying	33
1.11 About the User's Guide	34
Printed manual	34
User's guides contained on the CD	34
1.12 Functions of this machine	35
Copy function	36
Printer function	36
Fax function	36
Network function	36
Scan function	36
1.13 Control Panel	37
Name and function of each component of the Control Panel	37
Extended Operation Panel MK-733 (Option)	39
1.14 Operations on the Control Panel	40
Specifying the zoom ratio	40
1.15 Turning the power on/off	41
Turning on the power	41
Turning off the power	41
1.16 Original Set	42
Loading the original onto the Original Glass	42
Loading the original into the ADF	42
1.17 Loading paper	44
Loading paper into Tray 1	44
Loading paper into Tray 2, Tray 3, Tray 4, or Tray 5 (optional)	45
Loading paper into the Bypass Tray (optional)	46
1.18 Removing a jam	47
Removing a paper jam in the main unit, Bypass Tray, or Tray1	48
Removing a paper jam in Tray 2, Tray 3, Tray 4, or Tray 5	49
Removing a paper jam in the ADF	49
Removing a jam in the Automatic Duplex Unit	50
1.19 Replacing consumables	51
Replacing the Toner Bottle	51
1.20 Option configuration	52
2 Using as a Copy Machine	55
2.1 Copying an original	55
2.2 Enlarging or reducing the original to a different size	56
Specifying the zoom ratio manually	56
2.3 Saving paper used for copying	57
2-sided copying	57
Combined copying	58
2.4 Copying on custom sized paper	59
2.5 Making copies on envelopes	60
2.6 Canceling the ongoing copy operation	61
3 Using as a Fax Machine	63
3.1 Sending a fax	63
3.2 Sending a fax to multiple destinations at the same time	65
Sequential broadcast transmission	65
3.3 Checking fax communication results	66
3.4 Registering frequently used fax destinations	67
Registering destinations in One-touch Dial	67
Registering destinations in the speed dial	68
3.5 Entering characters	70
Entering characters using the Keypad	70
List of characters that can be entered from the Keypad	70
Entering more than one character	70
3.6 Canceling the ongoing transmission	71
3.7 Checking the registered destinations	72
3.8 Sending data in the computer directly as a fax without leaving the desk	73
PC-FAX	73
3.9 If you suspect a failure then do the following	75
Cannot send a fax correctly	75
Cannot receive a fax correctly	76
Cannot call correctly	76
4 Using as a Printer	79
4.1 Before Printing	79
4.2 Printing	79
Printing data	79
4.3 Enlarging or reducing the original to fit the paper size	81
4.4 Saving paper used for printing	83
2-sided printing	83
Combined printing	84
4.5 Printing on custom sized paper	86
When using the Bypass Tray	86
When using Tray 1	89
4.6 Printing on envelopes	93
When using the Bypass Tray	93
When using Tray 1	96
5 Using as a Scanner	101
5.1 Sending scanned data	101
Sending an E-mail	101
Sending scanned data to the FTP/SMB server	103
5.2 Registering frequently used destinations	105
Registering destinations in One-touch Dial	105
Registering destinations in the speed dial	107
5.3 Canceling the ongoing transmission	109
5.4 How to use Scan to USB	110
5.5 Scanning using a TWAIN driver	112
5.6 Scanning using a WIA driver	114
6 Troubleshooting	117
The power does not turn on	117
A message prompting you to replace consumables has appeared	117
The paper jam message does not disappear	118
An error message has appeared	118
7 Utility	121