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General| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
|---|---|
| Print Speed (Black/A4) | 25 ppm |
| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Monthly Duty Cycle | 50, 000 pages |
| Warm-up Time | 30 seconds or less |
| Max Paper Size | A3 |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Scanner Type | Flatbed, ADF |
| Copy Speed | 25 cpm |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Multiple Copy | Up to 999 copies |
| Interface | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Paper Output | 500 sheets |
| Supported Paper Sizes | A3, A4, A5, B4, B5 |
| Duplex Printing | Standard |
| Scan Speed | 25 ipm |
| Zoom | 25% - 400% |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| Network Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, Mac |
| Power Consumption | 1.5 kW (Max) |
| Standard Paper Capacity | 1, 150 sheets |
Explains how to effectively use the user's guide, including symbols and structure.
Details symbols used in the manual for procedures, restrictions, handling precautions, and safety instructions.
Lists product names, EMC Directive conformity, and laser safety classification.
Discusses laser safety labels and emphasizes eye protection from laser beams.
Covers R&TTE Directive conformity and defines Super G3 fax technology.
Lists abbreviations for product and operating system names used throughout the manual.
Details trademarks, copyright information, and terms for third-party software included in the product.
Warns about potential legal issues when scanning or reproducing certain documents.
Details warnings and cautions for safe installation, covering placement, flammable substances, and electrical hazards.
Outlines warnings and cautions for safe power supply usage, including cord handling and electrical shock prevention.
Lists warnings and cautions for safe handling, disassembly, foreign objects, and operational safety.
Warns about potential injury from rollers and harmful effects of laser beams, advising against opening covers.
Instructs not to remove caution labels and warns about potential eye damage from laser beam exposure.
Details procedures and precautions for safe cleaning, maintenance, and inspection of the machine.
Covers safety precautions for handling toner cartridges and specific warnings for cardiac pacemaker users.
Provides essential precautions for installing and handling the machine safely and correctly.
Outlines the various functions and capabilities of the machine, including copy, send, and print.
Identifies the main unit and optional equipment, detailing their names and locations.
Explains how to turn on the main power and control panel, including indicator lights.
Details precautions for choosing an appropriate installation location, avoiding hazards like temperature extremes and moisture.
Continues installation precautions, covering ventilation, dust, flammable materials, and vibration.
Adds precautions regarding temperature changes, proximity to electronics, and the importance of leveling feet.
Provides instructions for connecting the machine to a safe and stable power supply, avoiding hazards.
Specifies the required clearance around the machine for proper operation and ventilation, with diagrams.
Advises on safely moving the machine and general handling precautions, including avoiding disassembly and contact with internal parts.
Continues handling precautions, warning against liquids, foreign objects, flammable sprays, and ozone generation.
Recommends turning off power switches for safety and advises on backing up data stored on the hard disk drive.
Details the machine's multitasking capabilities, including copying and mail box functions.
Explains the sending, faxing, and printing capabilities, including supported formats and technologies.
Describes controlling the machine remotely via a web browser and performing network scans.
Illustrates the main unit and optional equipment, identifying key components with numbered labels.
Provides a detailed list of components and their corresponding numbers shown in diagrams of the machine and its options.
Identifies external and internal parts of the machine using numbered labels for reference.
Continues identifying external and internal parts, including platen glass and toner cartridge.
Details the function of each key and component on the control panel, including the touch panel display.
Explains the touch panel display layout, function keys, and status areas.
Shows how function keys on the touch panel display vary based on attached optional equipment.
Explains the meaning of icons displayed for job types and machine status on the Job/Print Status Display Area.
Explains how to turn on the main power, including checking the power plug and indicator lights.
Describes the screens displayed during system software loading and when the machine becomes ready.
Details MEAP application screens and start-up sequences, depending on login service settings.
Discusses login service implications and important notes on turning the main power off and on.
Guides on setting the correct telephone line type for proper communication.
Explains how to set the machine's date, time, and time zone for accurate function timing.
Details how to register the machine's fax number, which is printed on outgoing documents.
Guides on registering sender names for identification on transmitted documents and touch panels.
Explains registering the unit's name (company/department) for sender information on transmitted documents.
Provides instructions on entering the unit's name via the system settings.
Explains how to access and use the machine's built-in help system for guidance.
Describes the explanation screen in the help system and how to use the 'Try It' feature.
Outlines procedures for essential maintenance tasks, specifically loading paper and replacing toner.
Provides detailed instructions on how to load paper into the machine's paper drawers and bypass tray.
Continues the paper loading process, focusing on pulling out the drawer and preparing the paper stack.
Continues loading paper, emphasizing checking paper size settings and ensuring correct placement.
Covers the final steps of paper loading, including gently closing the drawer and handling paper run-outs.
Details the process of replacing the toner cartridge, including low toner warnings and safety precautions.
Continues toner cartridge replacement, focusing on opening the supply port cover and lifting the locking lever.
Continues toner cartridge replacement, covering removal of the old cartridge and preparation of the new one.
Covers the final steps of toner cartridge replacement, including inserting the new cartridge and closing the cover.
Provides guidance on resolving common issues like paper jams and error messages.
Details procedures for clearing paper jams, including safety warnings and instructions for various locations.
Provides instructions for clearing paper jams within the main unit, referencing specific internal components.
Provides instructions for clearing paper jams within optional units like feeders and finishers.
Covers restoring levers and covers after clearing jams and resuming operations.
Lists error codes, their causes, and remedies for troubleshooting issues displayed on the machine.
Continues listing error codes, their causes, and remedies for various operational problems.
Lists error codes for network and remote printer communication issues.
Lists error codes related to department ID mismatches, job processing, and device information delivery.
Lists error codes for insufficient memory, full memory, and issues related to main power interruption during jobs.
Lists error codes for printing issues, spooler memory full, and receivable data limits.
Lists error codes for unsupported languages in device information, insufficient hard disk space, and data reception timeouts.
Lists error codes for PDL/image data processing errors, transparency printing issues, and unsupported settings.
Lists error codes for PDL/image data processing errors and restricted Mail Box functions.
Provides supplementary information, including details on multifunctional operations, available paper stock, and a breaker inspection check sheet.
Details the machine's capabilities to perform multiple functions like receiving, sending, scanning, and printing simultaneously.
Clarifies performance factors affecting multifunctional operations and explains specific table entries.
Lists the types of paper supported by the machine across different paper sources and their specifications.
Details the paper sizes supported by the machine, categorized by type and paper source.
Provides a template for documenting periodic inspections of the machine's breaker.
