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Konica Minolta bizhub C364 User Manual

Konica Minolta bizhub C364
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Konica Minolta bizhub C364 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryAll in One Printer
FunctionsPrint, Copy, Scan, Fax
Printing TechnologyLaser
Print Speed36 ppm
Print Resolution1200 x 1200 dpi
Max Resolution (BW)1200 x 1200 dpi
Max Resolution (Color)1200 x 1200 dpi
Duplex PrintingYes
Max Paper Capacity3, 650 sheets
Scan Resolution600 x 600 dpi
Copy Resolution600 x 600 dpi
Reduction/Enlargement25% - 400%
Dimensions615 x 685 x 779 mm
Supported Paper SizesA6
Copy Speed36 cpm
InterfaceUSB 2.0, Ethernet
Standard Paper Capacity1, 150 sheets

Summary

Copy Operations

Making a copy (Basic operation flow)

Describes the basic steps to make a copy, from loading the original to starting the copy process.

Making a trial printing (proof copy)

Describes how to create a sample copy to check for irregularities before printing a large number of copies.

Specifying Color and Image Quality for Copying

Saving Print Sheets

Copying on both sides of paper ([Duplex])

Explains how to copy originals onto both sides of paper to halve paper consumption and reduce waste.

Copying multiple pages on the same side of a single sheet ([Combine])

Describes how to reduce and copy multiple pages (e.g., 2, 4, 8) onto a single sheet to save paper.

Specifying Paper Size and Type for Copying

Binding Copied Paper

Staple papers ([Staple])

Explains how to staple copied sheets in a corner or at two positions for project proposals or booklet materials.

Punching the printed sheets ([Punch])

Details how to punch copied sheets for filing, useful for binding printed materials into files.

Folding/Biding ([Fold/Bind])

Describes various folding and binding options like Half-Fold, Tri-Fold, Center Staple & Fold, and Z-Fold for output sheets.

Specifying Original Size and Scan Method

Scanning originals of different sizes at one time ([Mixed Original])

Explains how to scan originals of different sizes simultaneously using the ADF by detecting each page's size.

Copying multiple originals in different settings collectively ([Program Jobs])

Explains how to scan and copy multiple originals with different settings for each set, useful for mixed original types.

Copying Various Types of Originals

Copying the front and back sides of a card on the same side of a single sheet ([Card Shot])

Details how to copy front and back sides of cards onto a single page to reduce sheet usage.

Splitting the left and right pages of a book and catalog ([Book Original])

Explains how to copy two-page spreads from books or catalogs separately into left/right pages or as one page.

Splitting the left and right pages of two-page spreads ([Page Separation])

Describes how to split two-page spreads into left and right pages in a single operation, using the ADF.

Copying a catalog ([Booklet Original])

Explains how to scan catalogs and staple them to create booklets, requiring specific finishers.

Adjusting the Layout for Copying

Enlarging or reducing an image for copying ([Zoom])

Explains how to enlarge or reduce images using specified zoom ratios, either automatically or manually.

Copying a poster-sized image ([Poster Mode])

Describes how to enlarge, divide, and print an original image on multiple sheets to create a large poster.

Inserting Cover Sheet or Blank Sheet into Copied Documents

Inserting front and back covers ([Cover Sheet])

Details how to insert cover sheets before the first or after the last page, using different paper colors or thicknesses.

Inserting an original into the specified page ([Insert Image])

Details how to insert an original scanned from the Original Glass after a specified page scanned via the ADF.

Adding Text or Image to Original

Adding the date and time ([Date/Time])

Explains how to add date and time stamps to copied sheets, specifying position and format.

Adding a page number ([Page Number])

Details how to add page and chapter numbers to copied sheets, specifying position and format.

Adding a stamp ([Stamp])

Describes how to add predefined or custom stamps (e.g., "PLEASE REPLY", "DO NOT COPY") to the first page or all pages.

Composing an overlay image ([Overlay])

Explains how to overlay an image scanned from the first page onto subsequent pages for combined visuals.

Erasing Unnecessary Portion for Copying

Erasing text and shadows in the margins of an original ([Frame Erase])

Details how to erase margins from all four sides of an original by specifying width, useful for removing fax headers or punch hole shadows.

Erasing shadows outside the original ([Non-Image Area Erase])

Explains how the machine detects the original's outline and erases outside areas, preventing black printing in those zones.

Deterring Unauthorized Copying

Printing a concealed security watermark ([Copy Protect])

Describes how text like "Copy" or "Private" is printed as concealed text in the background to indicate unauthorized copies.

Adding a stamp on the entire page ([Stamp Repeat])

Explains how to print visible stamps like "Copy" or "Private" on the entire page to deter unauthorized copying.

Add copy restriction information ([Copy Guard])

Details how Copy Guard prints watermarks and restriction patterns to prevent unauthorized copying, canceling jobs if detected.

Adding a password ([Password Copy])

Explains how Password Copy embeds watermarks and requires a password for copying, preventing unauthorized access.

Saving Original Images to User Box

Saving Original Images to a User Box

Explains how to save original images to the machine's hard disk (user box) for later printing without needing the original.

Description of Setup Buttons

[Paper]

Describes how to select paper size and type, including automatic selection and manual tray settings.

[Zoom]

Describes how to enlarge or reduce images using specified zoom ratios, either automatically or manually.

[Duplex/Combine]

Explains how to copy onto both sides of paper (Duplex) and reduce multiple pages onto a single sheet (Combine).

[Combine]

Details how to select the number of original pages to copy onto a single page, including layout options.

[Finishing]

Describes how to specify paper output methods like stapling, punching, folding, and grouping/sorting.

[Staple]

Explains how to select binding positions for stapling copied sheets.

[Punch]

Describes how to select binding positions for punching sheets, noting country-specific variations.

[Fold/Bind]

Explains how to fold or bind paper, covering Half-Fold, Center Staple & Fold, Tri-Fold, and Z-Fold options.

[Original Settings]

Explains how to set scanning options correctly based on original properties like size, paper type, and binding.

[Mixed Original]

Details how to scan originals of different sizes simultaneously using the ADF, with options for same or different widths.

[Booklet Original]

Describes how to scan catalogs and staple them to create booklets, requiring specific finishers.

[Blank Page Removal]

Explains how to skip blank pages in the original when using the ADF to reduce the number of printed sheets.

[Binding Position]

Explains how to set the binding position for scanning originals correctly, preventing reversal between front and rear faces.

[Book Original]

Details how to copy two-page spreads from books or catalogs separately or as one page, using the Original Glass.

[Page Separation]

Explains how to split two-page spreads into left and right pages for copying, using the ADF.

[Color Adjust]

Explains how to adjust color quality attributes like brightness, contrast, saturation, Red, Green, Blue, and Hue.

[Color Balance]

Explains how to adjust the density of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black toners to fine-tune color balance.

[Booklet]

Describes how to arrange pages in a booklet format, print on both sides, and specify binding positions or covers.

[Image Shift]

Details how to fine-tune image positions horizontally or vertically on the paper, including on the back side.

[Poster Mode]

Explains how to enlarge and print an original on multiple sheets to create a large poster.

[Image Adjust]

Details how to arrange the original image on paper, including enlarging to paper limits or centering without enlargement.

[Cover Sheet]

Details how to insert front and back covers, potentially using different paper than the main document pages.

[Insert Sheet]

Describes how to insert sheets of different types, such as color or thick paper, into specified pages.

[Insert Image]

Explains how to insert an image scanned from the Original Glass after a specified page scanned via the ADF.

[Chapters]

Details how to ensure chapter pages are always printed on the front side, potentially using different paper.

[Date/Time]

Explains how to add date and time stamps to copied sheets, specifying position and format.

[Page Number]

Details how to add page and chapter numbers to copied sheets, specifying position and format.

[Stamp]

Describes how to add predefined or custom stamps to the first page or all pages.

[Stamp Repeat]

Explains how to repeatedly print stamps like "Copy" or "Private" on the entire page.

[Header/Footer]

Details how to add date, time, or other text to the top/bottom margins (header/footer) of specified pages.

[Overlay]

Describes how to overlay an image scanned from the first page onto subsequent pages for combined visuals.

[Copy Protect]

Describes how text like "Copy" or "Private" is printed as concealed text in the background to indicate unauthorized copies.

[Card Shot]

Details how to copy front and back sides of cards onto a single page to reduce sheet usage.

Description of Setup Buttons (Administrator Settings)

[Administrator Settings]

Displays settings configurable only by the administrator, requiring a password for access.

[Power Supply/Power Save Settings]

Configure settings for using the Power key and machine actions in power save modes.

[Expert Adjustment]

Adjust settings like print image tone, staple, punch, and fold positions for optimal output.

[Printer Adjustment]

Adjust print start position and settings for defective print images.

[Leading Edge Adjustment]

Adjust the print start position at the leading edge of paper relative to the discharge direction.

[Centering]

Adjust the print start position on the left edge of paper relative to the discharge direction.

[Leading Edge Adjustment (Duplex Side 2)]

Adjust print start position for the back side of paper in 2-sided printing.

[Centering (Duplex 2nd Side)]

Adjust print start position on the left edge for the back side in 2-sided printing.

[Finisher Adjustment]

Adjust the staple, punch, or fold position.

[Center Staple Position]

Align staple position on the fold line for saddle-stitched paper.

[Half-Fold Position]

Align the half-fold position to the exact center of the paper.

[1st Tri-Fold Position Adjustment]

Adjust the first fold position for tri-fold operations if positions are uneven.

[2nd Tri-Fold Position Adjustment]

Adjust the second fold position for tri-fold operations if positions are uneven.

[Punch Vertical Position Adjustment]

Adjust punch hole positions if they are displaced vertically.

[Punch Horizontal Position Adjustment]

Adjust punch hole positions if they are displaced sideways.

[Density Adjustment]

Adjust the density of images printed on thick paper, OHP transparencies, or envelopes.

[Color Registration Adjust]

Adjust print position for each color to correct color shifts in the print result.

[User Authentication/Account Track]

Configure user authentication and account track methods, including restriction and management.

[User Authentication]

Configure general settings for user authentication, selecting methods and user registration.

[Public User Access]

Specify whether to permit users other than registered ones, and select login methods.

[LDAP-IC Card Authentication Setting]

Configure LDAP/IC card authentication settings using an Authentication Unit.

[User Authentication Settings]

Enter user information, configure function permissions, and confirm usage status for user authentication.

[User Registration]

Register user information, configure function permissions, and set printable sheet limits.

[External Server Settings]

Register authentication servers like Active Directory, NTLM, NDS, or LDAP.

[Limiting Access to Destinations]

Limit user access to destinations by combining reference groups and access levels.

[Authentication Device Settings]

Configure login methods and logout procedures for IC card or biometric authentication using the Authentication Unit.

[Copier Settings]

Configure each function used in the copy mode.

[Security Settings]

Configure security settings, including passwords and data management.

[Administrator Password]

Change the administrator password for the machine.

[Administrator Security Levels]

Select levels for users to authorize changing settings.

[Security Details]

Restrict functions related to authentication and data management to enhance security.

[Password Rules]

Configure password rules, including character count and type restrictions.

[Prohibited Functions When Authentication Error]

Define penalties for incorrect password entries during authentication.

[Job Log Settings]

Select whether to obtain a job log to check usage, operations, and history.

[Personal Data Security Settings]

Specify whether to hide personal information like destination and file name in the Job List.

[Copy Guard]

Select whether to use Copy Guard for preventing unauthorized copying with watermarks and patterns.

[Password Copy]

Select whether to use Password Copy for preventing unauthorized copying with passwords.

[Enhanced Security Mode]

Select whether to enable Enhanced Security Mode, which forcibly configures various security functions.

[Format HDD]

Formats the hard disk, deleting programs, address books, and settings.

[HDD Encryption Setting]

Encrypts all data saved on the hard disk for protection purposes, requiring a password.

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