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Power| power requirements | 230 ~240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
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| power consumption | 1.84 kW |
| warm-up time | Less than 60 sec. |
System Memory| copier memory | Standard 1, 024MB, max. 2, 048MB |
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| printer memory | Standard 512MB, max. 1, 536MB |
| HDD | 80GB |
Paper Handling| standard paper capacity | 1, 100 sheets |
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| maximum paper capacity | 5, 600 sheets |
| paper weight (tray) | 60 g/m² to 209 g/m² |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 620 x 695 x 950 mm |
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| weight | Approx. 112 kg |
Covers regular cleaning procedures for the machine and replacement of consumables like toner cartridges.
Details the procedure for powering the machine on and off, including energy saving functions.
Explains how to log in using user numbers, login names, or passwords for security and access control.
Covers fundamental steps for making copies using ADF or document glass, including paper and color settings.
Explains how to perform two-sided copying using ADF or document glass, including binding options.
Covers automatic ratio selection and manual zoom for resizing images during copying.
Explains how to select output functions like sort, group, staple, punch, and fold for copies.
Guides through basic printing from Windows, including selecting printers and preferences.
Covers essential setup like connecting the telephone line and setting the main power.
Outlines the basic steps for sending a fax, including placing originals and entering destinations.
Explains the network scanner function and its modes like Scan to E-mail, FTP, Desktop, and Network Folder.
Details sending and receiving faxes via the Internet using Direct SMTP.
Explains how to save files using Quick File, File, and Scan to HDD methods.
Covers retrieving, printing, sending, and managing files stored via document filing.
Details advanced settings configurable only by administrators, including security and device control.
Covers default settings for copy operations like color mode, paper tray, and exposure.
Explains configuration for IP addresses, TCP/IP, NetWare, and EtherTalk for network connectivity.
Details settings for scan, Internet fax, and other image transmission parameters.
Covers fax-specific settings like reception, forwarding, and F-code configurations.
Provides instructions on how to clear paper jams from various locations within the machine.
Lists common issues with printing operations and their solutions, including connectivity and driver problems.
Covers issues where fax or scan transmissions do not occur or are unsuccessful.
Addresses issues that prevent fax or Internet fax reception and printing.
