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General| Brand | Kyocera |
|---|---|
| Model | ECOSYS M3540idn |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Details safety warnings, symbols, and environmental guidelines for machine operation.
Provides cautions for handling consumables and general operational precautions.
Explains low power, sleep, and power off modes for energy conservation.
Identifies and illustrates the exterior parts of the machine.
Details internal and external connectors and their locations.
Explains how to connect the machine to PCs via USB or network.
Provides instructions for connecting LAN and USB cables.
Details the procedure for turning the machine on and off.
Guides the user through initial machine configuration like date, time, and network.
Describes how to configure network settings using a LAN cable.
Explains low power, sleep, and power off modes for energy conservation.
Details how to install necessary software on a PC for machine functionality.
Provides step-by-step instructions for software installation on Windows.
Provides instructions for installing software on a Mac computer.
Guides the configuration of the TWAIN driver for scanning.
Guides the configuration of the WIA driver for scanning.
Covers essential setup tasks for administrators, including security.
Introduces the web-based utility for configuring machine settings remotely.
Explains how to access the Command Center RX interface via a web browser.
Details how to modify the machine's security configurations.
Explains how to configure SMTP settings for sending emails from the machine.
Guides on how to add destinations to the machine's address book via Command Center RX.
Explains the function and layout of the machine's operation panel keys.
Details the layout and elements of the touch panel display.
Explains the default screen displayed upon powering on the machine.
Provides instructions on how to load paper into cassettes and the multi-purpose tray.
Offers important notes and cautions regarding paper loading.
Details the procedure for loading paper into the machine's cassettes.
Explains how to load paper into the multi-purpose tray.
Guides on setting paper size and media type for cassettes and trays.
Outlines the necessary steps to set up a shared folder for document transfer.
Details the process of creating a shared folder and noting its name.
Explains how to configure Windows Firewall to allow file and printer sharing.
Guides on how to add destinations to the machine's address book.
Details the process of adding contact entries to the address book.
Guides on assigning destinations to one-touch keys for quick access.
Explains the basic procedure for printing documents from PC applications.
Describes the various tabs and settings available in the printer driver.
Explains how to save print jobs in the machine for later printing.
Guides on saving print data to a job box from a computer.
Details how to print documents stored in the Private Print box.
Explains how to print documents stored in the Stored Job box.
Details how to reprint documents from the Quick Copy box.
Explains how to print documents stored in the Proof and Hold box.
Provides instructions on how to place originals on the platen or in the document processor.
Details how to place books, magazines, and other flat originals on the glass.
Explains how to load multiple sheets of originals into the document processor.
Describes how to register and recall frequently used functions.
Guides on registering favorite settings using Wizard or Program mode.
Explains the basic operations for making copies.
Explains how to send scanned images via email, to PC folders, or FTP.
Covers the fundamental steps for sending scanned documents.
Guides on creating, editing, and managing custom boxes.
Explains how to print files directly from a USB memory stick.
Details how to save scanned documents to a USB memory stick.
Lists and describes the various functions available on the machine, categorized by Copy and Send.
Details the settings and options related to the copying function.
Explains the settings and options for sending scanned documents.
Details functions for storing files to and printing from removable memory.
Explains the two-sided printing options and modes.
Explains how to check the status of print, send, store, and scheduled jobs.
Guides on how to check the history of completed jobs.
Covers pausing, resuming, and canceling jobs.
Guides on how to check the remaining levels of toner and paper.
Introduces the System Menu for configuring machine settings.
Lists and describes various configurable settings available in the System Menu.
Configures fax, network, and energy saver settings via a wizard.
Configures settings related to machine management, user login, and job accounting.
Configures machine system and network settings.
Explains how user access is administered and the different security levels.
Guides on enabling user login and selecting authentication methods.
Covers registering, altering, and deleting users, and configuring settings.
Explains procedures related to setting job accounting.
Explains how job accounting manages counts by assigning IDs to accounts.
Guides on enabling the job accounting feature.
Covers adding, changing, and deleting accounts, and setting restrictions.
Guides on setting default configurations for job accounting.
Explains procedures for logging in and using job accounting.
Details the login and logout procedures for job accounting.
Covers routine cleaning and maintenance tasks for the machine.
Details how to clean the machine's internal and external parts.
Provides instructions on how to replace the toner container.
Details the procedure for replacing the waste toner box.
Offers a guide to general troubleshooting by symptom.
Provides guidance on responding to various error and status messages displayed by the machine.
Provides detailed instructions and diagrams for clearing paper jams in different locations.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the machine's functions.
Details specifications for common functions like copy speed and paper handling.
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