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SCANNER FUNCTIONS Using the document feeder Using the document glass 9 Press the [COLOR START] key or [BLACK & WHITE START] key. 9 Press the [COLOR START] key or [BLACK & WHITE START] key. Scanning begins. If scanning is completed normally, the following screen is appears briefly and then the display returns to the base screen. Scanning begins. 10 If you have another page to scan, change pages and then press [COLOR START] key or [BLACK & WHITE START] key. • Repeat this sequence until all pages have been scanned. • If no action is taken for one minute (the [COLOR START] key or [BLACK & WHITE START] key is not pressed), scanning automatically ends and transmission begins. 11 When the final original page has been scanned, press the [READ-END] key ( ). Open the document feeder and remove the document. When the original is removed or any key operation is performed, the display returns to the base screen. Note Canceling transmission • To cancel the transmission while "Reading" appears or before the [READ-END] key ( ) is pressed, press the [C] or [CA] key. • If the power is turned off or a power failure occurs while a document is being scanned in the document feeder, the machine will stop and a document misfeed will occur. After the power is restored, remove the misfed original as explained in "MISFEED REMOVAL" (p.153)". • When performing a Scan to E-mail transmission, note the following points: Be careful not to send image data files that are too large. Your mail server's system administrator may have placed a limit on the amount of data that can be sent in one e-mail transmission. If this limit is exceeded, the e-mail will not be delivered to the recipient. Even if there is no limit and your e-mail is successfully delivered, a large data file may take a long time to be received and place a heavy burden on the recipient's network, depending on the recipient's network (Internet) environment. If large image data files are repeatedly sent, the resulting burden on the network may slow down the speed of other, unrelated data transmissions and in some cases, may even cause the mail server or network to go down. In cases where you need to send a large file or multiple images, try lowering the resolution or reducing the scanned original size. 127

Section	Page
INTRODUCTION	2
CONTENTS	3
USING THE MANUAL	7
ABOUT THE MANUALS	7
CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS MANUAL	7
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MODELS	8
BEFORE USING THE MACHINE	9
PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS	9
OPERATION PANEL	11
DISPLAY	13
LEFT MENU AND RIGHT MENU	13
HOW TO USE THE DISPLAY	14
POWER ON AND OFF	15
POWER ON	15
POWER OFF	15
POWER SAVE MODES	15
DEFAULT SETTINGS	15
LOADING PAPER	16
PAPER	16
PLAIN PAPER, SPECIAL MEDIA	16
PRINT SIDE FACE UP OR FACE DOWN	17
LOADING PAPER	19
TRAY SETTINGS	22
USER AUTHENTICATION MODE	23
USING USER AUTHENTICATION MODE	23
ENTERING CHARACTERS	24
CHARACTERS THAT CAN BE ENTERED	24
COPY FUNCTIONS	26
NORMAL COPYING	26
PLACING THE ORIGINAL	27
MAKING A COPY DARKER OR LIGHTER	28
SELECTING THE TRAY	28
SETTING THE NUMBER OF COPIES	28
SELECTING THE ORIGINAL SIZE	29
USING THE BYPASS TRAY TO COPY A SPECIAL SIZE ORIGINAL	29
REDUCING OR ENLARGING A COPY	29
AUTOMATIC DUPLEX COPYING	30
CONVENIENT COPY FUNCTIONS	31
SORT COPY	31
ID CARD COPY	32
RESOLUTION SETTINGS	33
SPECIAL MODES	34
COPYING MULTIPLE ORIGINALS ONTO A SINGLE SHEET OF PAPER (2 IN 1 / 4 IN 1 COPY)	34
CARD SHOT	35
ADJUSTING RED/GREEN/BLUE IN COPIES (RGB Adjust)	35
ADJUSTING THE SHARPNESS OF AN IMAGE (Sharpness)	36
WHITENING FAINT COLORS IN COPIES (Suppress Background)	36
FREQUENTLY USED SETTINGS (PROGRAMS)	37
PRINTER	39
PRINTER FUNCTION OF THE MACHINE	39
PRINTING FROM WINDOWS	40
PRINTER DRIVER PROPERTIES WINDOW	40
BASIC PRINTING PROCEDURE	41
PRINTING WHEN THE USER AUTHENTICATION FUNCTION IS ENABLED	43
VIEWING PRINTER DRIVER HELP	44
SAVING FREQUENTLY USED PRINT SETTINGS	45
CHANGING THE PRINTER DRIVER DEFAULT SETTINGS	47
PRINTING FROM A MACINTOSH	48
BASIC PRINTING PROCEDURE	48
PRINTING WHEN THE USER AUTHENTICATION FUNCTION IS ENABLED	51
FREQUENTLY USED FUNCTION	52
SELECTING THE COLOR MODE	52
SELECTING A PRINT MODE SETTING	54
TWO-SIDED PRINTING	55
FITTING THE PRINT IMAGE TO THE PAPER	56
PRINTING MULTIPLE PAGES ON ONE PAGE	57
CONVENIENT PRINTING FUNCTIONS	59
CONVENIENT FUNCTIONS FOR CREATING PAMPHLETS AND POSTERS	59
FUNCTIONS TO ADJUST THE SIZE AND ORIENTATION OF THE IMAGE	62
COLOR MODE ADJUSTMENT FUNCTION	64
FUNCTIONS THAT COMBINE TEXT AND IMAGES	68
PRINT FUNCTIONS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES	71
CONVENIENT PRINTER FUNCTIONS	72
PRINTING WITHOUT THE PRINTER DRIVER	74
DIRECTLY PRINTING A FILE IN USB MEMORY	75
DIRECTLY PRINTING FROM A COMPUTER	76
CANCELING A PRINT JOB FROM THE MACHINE	76
CHANGE THE MACHINE TO OFFLINE MODE	76
APPENDIX	77
PRINTER DRIVER SPECIFICATION LIST	77
FAX FUNCTIONS	79
TO USE THIS PRODUCT CORRECTLY AS A FACSIMILE	79
POINTS TO CHECK AND PROGRAM AFTER INSTALLATION	80
FAX MODE (BASE SCREEN)	81
ORIGINALS	82
ORIGINALS THAT CAN BE FAXED	82
CONVENIENT DIALING METHODS (AUTO-DIALING)	83
FAX TRANSMISSION METHODS	84
ADDRESS REVIEW FUNCTION	84
SENDING A FAX	85
BASIC PROCEDURE FOR SENDING FAXES	85
TRANSMISSION BY AUTO-DIALING (SPEED DIALING AND GROUP DIALING)	87
SEARCHING FOR A PROGRAMMED DESTINATION (USING THE [ADDRESS] KEY)	87
FAXING A TWO-SIDED ORIGINAL	88
HOW TO SELECT THE RESOLUTION	92
CHANGING THE EXPOSURE	92
CANCELING A FAX TRANSMISSION	93
RECEIVING FAXES	95
RECEIVING A FAX	95
MANUAL FAX RECEPTION	96
FUNCTION KEY	97
FAX PRINT HOLD FUNCTION	97
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AT A SPECIFIED TIME	98
SENDING THE SAME DOCUMENT TO MULTIPLE DESTINATIONS IN A SINGLE OPERATION	99
SENDING OPTIONS	100
POLLING MEMORY	101
STORING, EDITING, AND DELETING AUTO-DIAL NUMBERS (SPEED DIAL NUMBERS, AND GROUP DIALS)	103
STORING, EDITING AND DELETING PROGRAMS	107
PRINTING LISTS OF PROGRAMMED INFORMATION AND SETTINGS	109
INCLUDING SENDER INFORMATION ON FAXES (OWN NUMBER SENDING)	109
FORWARDING FUNCTION	110
USING THE FORWARDING FUNCTION	111
USING SETTINGS STORED AS A PROGRAM	112
USING A PROGRAM	112
FORWARDING RECEIVED DATA TO A NETWORK ADDRESS (INBOUND ROUTING SETTINGS)	113
CONFIGURING THE BASIC SETTINGS	113
SETTINGS THE DESTINATION	115
SENDING A FAX DIRECTLY FROM A COMPUTER (PC-Fax)	116
CONNECTING AN EXTENSION PHONE	117
CONNECTING AN EXTENSION PHONE	117
USING AN EXTENSION PHONE	118
WHEN A TRANSACTION REPORT IS PRINTED	120
INFORMATION APPEARING IN THE TYPE/NOTE COLUMN	120
REPORT AT REGULAR INTERVALS (COMMUNICATION ACTIVITY REPORT)	121
WHEN AN ALARM SOUNDS AND A WARNING MESSAGE IS DISPLAYED	122
SELF-DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTION	122
MESSAGES DURING NORMAL OPERATION	122
SCANNER FUNCTIONS	123
ABOUT THE SCANNER FUNCTIONS	123
THE BASE SCREEN OF SCANNER MODE	125
SENDING AN IMAGE	126
BASIC TRANSMISSION PROCEDURE	126
SELECTING A DESTINATION (USING THE [ADDRESS] KEY)	128
TRANSMITTING A TWO-SIDED ORIGINAL	129
STORING SCANNING SETTINGS	130
SETTING THE SCANNING SIZE	130
SELECTING THE RESOLUTION	130
SELECTING THE FILE FORMAT	131
ADJUSTING THE GRAYSCALE OF BLACK & WHITE MODE	131
ADJUSTING THE SCANNING EXPOSURE	132
ENABLING SCANNING MARGINS (VOID AREA)	132
WHITENING FAINT COLORS IN COPIES (SUPPRESS BACKGROUND)	132
ADJUSTING THE SHARPNESS OF AN IMAGE (SHARPNESS)	132
SCANNING BUSINESS CARDS (BUSINESS CARD SCAN)	133
IMAGE ORIENTATION AND STANDARD ORIGINAL PLACEMENT ORIENTATION	133
STORING AND EDITING/DELETING A PROGRAM	134
USING STORED SETTINGS (PROGRAM)	134
SCANNING FROM YOUR COMPUTER (PC SCAN)	135
SCANNING FROM A TWAIN-COMPLIANT APPLICATION	135
USB MEMORY SCAN	139
USING THE USB MEMORY SCAN FUNCTION	139
TROUBLESHOOTING	141
TROUBLESHOOTING	141
TROUBLESHOOTING	143
NETWORK PROBLEMS	143
MACHINE/COPYING PROBLEMS	143
PRINTING AND SCANNING PROBLEMS	146
FAX PROBLEMS	149
INDICATORS AND DISPLAY MESSAGES	151
IF YOUR E-MAIL IS RETURNED	152
MISFEED REMOVAL	153
MISFEED IN THE DOCUMENT FEEDER	153
MISFEED IN THE BYPASS TRAY	155
MISFEED IN THE MACHINE	156
MISFEED IN THE PAPER TRAY 1	159
MISFEED IN THE PAPER TRAY 2	159
REPLACING THE TONER CARTRIDGE	160
REPLACING THE TONER COLLECTION CONTAINER	161
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE	163
CHECKING THE TOTAL OUTPUT COUNT AND TONER REMAINING	163
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE	163
CLEANING THE DOCUMENT GLASS AND DOCUMENT FEEDER	163
CLEANING THE ORIGINAL SCANNING GLASS (ONLY WHEN AN DOCUMENT FEEDER IS INSTALLED)	164
CLEANING THE BYPASS TRAY PAPER FEED ROLLER	164
CLEANING THE AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER ROLLERS	164
CLEANING THE MAIN CHARGER OF THE PHOTOCONDUCTIVE DRUM	165
CLEANING THE LASER UNIT	166
ADJUSTING THE DISPLAY CONTRAST	167
SYSTEM SETTINGS	168
PURPOSE OF THE SYSTEM SETTINGS	168
PROGRAMS RELATED TO ALL FUNCTIONS OF THE MACHINE	168
PROGRAMMING AN ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD	168
PROGRAMMING AN ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD	169
SYSTEM SETTINGS LIST	170
USING THE SYSTEM SETTINGS	175
Change Admin Pw	176
Default Settings	176
Network	176
User Control	178
Device Control	179
Operation Setting	179
Energy Save	180
List Print	181
AutoColorCalib.	181
Security Settings	182
Copier	182
Printer	183
Fax	183
Scanner	189
WEB FUNCTIONS IN THE MACHINE	190
ABOUT THE WEB PAGES	190
HOW TO ACCESS THE WEB PAGE	190
ABOUT THE WEB PAGES (FOR USERS)	191
CONFIGURING THE PRINTER CONDITION SETTINGS	192
HOW TO CONFIGURE THE SETTINGS	192
PRINTER CONDITION SETTING MENU	193
PRINTER CONDITION SETTINGS	193
CONFIGURING THE SCANNER CONDITION SETTINGS	195
STORING DESTINATIONS	195
BASIC SETTINGS FOR NETWORK SCAN (FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR)	201
ABOUT THE WEB PAGES (FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR)	202
CONFIGURING SMTP, DNS AND LDAP SERVER SETTINGS	203
PROTECTING INFORMATION PROGRAMMED IN THE WEB PAGE ([Passwords])	204
ADMINISTRATOR SETTINGS	205
CONFIGURING A SETTING IN THE ADMINISTRATOR SETTINGS	205
ADMINISTRATOR SETTINGS	205
E-MAIL STATUS AND E-MAIL ALERT SETTINGS	206
INFORMATION SETUP	206
SMTP SETUP	206
STATUS MESSAGE SETUP	207
ALERTS MESSAGE SETUP	207

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SCANNER FUNCTIONS

Press the [COLOR START] key or

[BLACK & WHITE START] key.

Scanning begins.

If scanning is completed normally, the following

screen is appears briefly and then the display

returns to the base screen.

Press the [COLOR START] key or

[BLACK & WHITE START] key.

Scanning begins.

If you have another page to scan,

change pages and then press [COLOR

START] key or [BLACK & WHITE

START] key.

•

Repeat this sequence until all pages have been

scanned.

•

If no action is taken for one minute (the

[COLOR START] key or [BLACK & WHITE

START] key is not pressed), scanning

automatically ends and transmission begins.

When the final original page has been

scanned, press the [READ-END] key

(

Open the document feeder and remove the

document. When the original is removed or any

key operation is performed, the display returns to

the base screen.

Using the document feeder

Using the document glass

Canceling transmission

•

To cancel the transmission while "Reading" appears or before the [READ-END] key (

) is pressed, press the

[C] or [CA] key.

•

If the power is turned off or a power failure occurs while a document is being scanned in the document feeder,

the machine will stop and a document misfeed will occur. After the power is restored, remove the misfed

original as explained in "MISFEED REMOVAL" (p.153)".

•

When performing a Scan to E-mail transmission, note the following points:

Be careful not to send image data files that are too large. Your mail server's system administrator may have

placed a limit on the amount of data that can be sent in one e-mail transmission. If this limit is exceeded, the

e-mail will not be delivered to the recipient. Even if there is no limit and your e-mail is successfully delivered,

a large data file may take a long time to be received and place a heavy burden on the recipient's network,

depending on the recipient's network (Internet) environment. If large image data files are repeatedly sent, the

resulting burden on the network may slow down the speed of other, unrelated data transmissions and in some

cases, may even cause the mail server or network to go down. In cases where you need to send a large file or

multiple images, try lowering the resolution or reducing the scanned original size.

Note