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General| Brand | Develop |
|---|---|
| Model | ineo+ 360i |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the Quick Guide's purpose and structure for easy operation.
Covers power management, recycled paper, and duplex printing for resource saving.
Details essential safety guidelines, warnings, and precautions for machine operation and installation.
Outlines CE marking, GS certification, laser safety, CDRH regulations, and radio frequency data.
Highlights the locations and importance of safety precaution labels and notations on the machine.
Provides specific information for European users regarding telecommunication standards.
Specifies recommended clearances and space needed for effective machine operation and servicing.
Covers power source, environment, copy storage, and data deletion/backup advice.
Lists items that cannot be reproduced due to legal restrictions, including financial instruments and identification.
Details company's environmental efforts and the purpose of the User's Guide for resource saving.
Defines the product's intended use as an office system and outlines impermissible operating conditions.
Identifies 'User' and 'Administrator' roles and their respective responsibilities for system operation.
Explains the structure of the manual and the HTML User's Guide for comprehensive information.
Explains symbols like WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, Tips, and Reference for clear communication.
Provides the default administrator password and recommends periodic changes for security.
Guides on navigating the HTML User's Guide and outlines system requirements for optimal use.
Lists and describes various optional hardware components available for the machine.
Identifies and describes the front, side, and rear components of the main machine unit.
Explains the Main Power Switch and Power key for machine power control and power saving.
Details the components of the control panel: Touch Panel, Warning Indicator, Power Key, and Indicator.
Illustrates the home screen layout, including user info, job list, notifications, and device information.
Guides on logging in via user authentication and account track for secure machine access.
Describes procedures for loading originals using the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) and Original Glass.
Details loading paper into trays and bypass, covering various paper types like envelopes and postcards.
Step-by-step guide on performing basic copy functions, including setting options and starting.
Explains the fundamental steps for printing documents from application software.
Guides on performing basic scan operations, including loading originals and specifying destinations.
Details the fundamental steps for sending faxes, including loading originals and specifying destinations.
Provides instructions for registering fax addresses and email addresses in the address book.
Guides on checking notifications, handling paper/staple jams, and resolving error messages.
Provides steps to check if the Touch Panel is off and how to make it visible again.
Offers solutions for deteriorated print quality, including cleaning glass and rollers.
Details procedures for replacing consumables like toner, waste toner, and staples, and cleaning tasks.
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