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General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Max Print Resolution | 1200 x 4800 dpi |
| Monthly Duty Cycle | 300, 000 pages |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Power Requirements | 220 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Supported Media Sizes | A3, A4, A5, B4, B5 |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi |
| Media Types | Plain, Envelope |
Explains how to search for procedures based on desired actions.
Provides guidance on reducing operational costs.
Details how to utilize scanned files with a computer.
Describes the process of registering destinations in the address book.
Offers tips for optimizing machine operation.
Outlines the various capabilities and features of the machine.
Explains how to personalize the machine's home screen.
Details the various functions available for making copies.
Explains how to print data using the machine's functions.
Describes how to use documents stored in the machine's memory.
Details how to use the scanner in a networked environment.
Explains embedding text into scanned files.
Covers functions to protect information from leakage.
Describes central control of scan settings and distribution.
Explains how to monitor and configure the machine via a computer.
Details methods to prevent unauthorized copying of documents.
Provides a general introduction to the machine's components.
Lists and identifies the main features of the machine.
Explains how to identify model-specific regional information.
Lists functions that require optional hardware or software.
Details the names and functions of the machine's various components.
Explains the purpose and behavior of the attention light.
Describes the functions of the machine's optional accessories.
Details the functionality of external optional components.
Explains the functions of internal optional components and the option controller.
Details the names and functions of the control panel elements.
Explains how to adjust the angle of the control panel for better usability.
Describes the procedure for inserting and removing memory storage devices.
Provides instructions for inserting an SD card into the machine.
Provides instructions for inserting a USB flash memory device.
Provides instructions for removing an SD card from the machine.
Details environmental regulations and precautions related to the machine.
Explains compliance with the ENERGY STAR program for energy efficiency.
Describes the machine's energy-saving features and modes.
Provides information on the proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.
Explains the meaning of the battery/accumulator symbol for EU countries.
Offers environmental advice for users, particularly concerning disposal.
Provides specific notes for users in California regarding regulations.
Details how to properly place originals for scanning or copying.
Lists the recommended sizes and weights for original documents.
Explains which original sizes the machine can automatically detect.
Provides instructions for placing originals on the exposure glass.
Details how to place originals into the automatic document feeder.
Explains the general procedures for loading paper into the machine.
Lists crucial precautions to follow when loading paper.
Provides specific instructions for loading paper into Tray 1.
Details loading paper into the A3/11x17 tray unit.
Provides specific instructions for loading paper into Tray 2.
Explains how to load tab stock into Tray 2.
Details loading paper into the multi bypass tray (Tray A).
Provides instructions for loading paper into the three-tray wide large capacity tray.
Details loading paper into the two-tray wide large capacity tray.
Explains how to load paper into the interposer.
Details loading cover sheets into the perfect binder interposer.
Explains how to estimate spine thickness for binding.
Describes how to orient covers and originals for binding.
Explains how to load special paper types like letterhead.
Details how to change the paper size settings for trays.
Lists crucial precautions to follow when changing paper size settings.
Provides steps to change paper size in Tray 2.
Explains how to change paper size in the three-tray wide large capacity tray.
Details changing paper size in the two-tray wide large capacity tray.
Explains how to attach the tab fence for the three-tray wide LCT.
Details attaching postcard side fences for the three-tray wide LCT.
Explains attaching the tab fence for the two-tray wide LCT.
Describes how to manually set paper sizes that are not auto-detected.
Explains how to set custom paper sizes for trays.
Lists recommended paper sizes and types for optimal performance.
Explains how to save and recall frequently used settings as programs.
Details the process of registering functions into programs for easy access.
Provides examples of useful programs that can be registered.
Lists program examples specific to scanner functions.
Describes how to add program shortcuts to the machine's home screen.
Explains how to remove program shortcuts from the home screen.
Details how to recall and use previously stored programs.
Explains how to modify the settings of a stored program.
Describes how to rename a stored program.
Provides instructions for deleting stored programs.
Explains how to set default functions for the initial screen.
Covers personalization options for the home screen interface.
Discusses different home screen types and customization methods.
Explains how to add custom icons to the home screen.
Details how to rearrange the order of icons on the home screen.
Provides instructions for displaying custom images on the home screen.
Explains adding icons via Web Image Monitor.
Details adding icons using the User Tools menu.
Explains how to remove icons from the home screen.
Details removing icons via Web Image Monitor.
Explains removing icons using the User Tools menu.
Details displaying images via Web Image Monitor.
Explains displaying images using the User Tools.
Explains how to restore the home screen to its default settings.
Details restoring the home screen default via Web Image Monitor.
Explains restoring the home screen default using User Tools.
Describes how to check the machine's operational status and settings.
Displays information about the loaded paper in the trays.
Provides information on toner levels and maintenance status.
Displays information related to data storage and HDD status.
Shows the machine's IP addresses for network connectivity.
Explains how to manage print jobs stored on the machine.
Describes the different screens used for managing jobs.
Details the [Check Status] screen for viewing and managing jobs.
Explains how to check the details of jobs in the job list.
Describes how to modify the order of pending jobs.
Explains how to temporarily suspend selected jobs.
Provides instructions for deleting jobs from the queue.
Describes how to view the history of completed print jobs.
Outlines general requirements and guidelines for using the machine.
Lists essential do's and don'ts for safe and proper machine operation.
Provides advice on how to preserve the quality of printed output.
Explains how to back up or download data stored on the machine's hard disk.
Details the process of replacing consumables like toner and staples.
Explains precautions and procedures for adding toner.
Provides instructions for replacing the waste toner bottle.
Explains how to add staples, likely related to finishers.
Details how to replace ring combs for binding.
Explains how to change the type of ring combs used in the binder.
Describes how to fill the glue container for binding operations.
Provides guidelines on selecting a suitable location for the machine.
Offers precautions and procedures for moving the machine.
Specifies optimal environmental conditions for machine placement.
Outlines the necessary clearance space around the machine for operation and service.
Details the correct power connection procedures and safety warnings.
Explains how to check the functionality of the earth leakage breaker.
Lists the trademarks and product names associated with the machine.
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