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COPIER►CONVENIENT COPY FUNCTIONS
INTERRUPT COPY
This function suspends a job in progress, and preferentially prints the original specified with interrupt copy.
When you need to make an urgent copy and the machine is busy with a long copy run or other job, use interrupt copy.
You can also change the number of copies. To change the number of copies, use the numeric keys.
• In Proof Copy, unavailable function keys are not displayed.
• Some available functions may be restricted.
• To cancel all settings:
Tap the [CA] key.
• The [Interrupt] key does not appear while an original is being scanned.
• Depending on the settings of the job in progress, the [Interrupt] key may not appear.
• Interrupt copy cannot be used in combination with the following functions:
Job Build, Tandem Copy, Book Copy, Card Shot, Multi-Page Enlargement, Original Count, Proof Copy, Preview Setting,
and Book Divide.
• If you use the document glass for interrupt copy, you cannot select the booklet, covers/inserts function, or N-Up setting.
If any of these functions are necessary, use the automatic document feeder.
1
Tap the [Interrupt] key.
The interrupt mode screen appears.
If user authentication is specified:
Tap the [Interrupt] key to display the user authentication screen. Enter the login name and password to perform user
authentication.
2
Place the original.
Place the original in the document feeder tray of the automatic document feeder, or on the document glass.
► AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER (page 1-90)
► DOCUMENT GLASS (page 1-92)
3
Configure copy settings.
No. of copies
Plain 1
8½x11
Plain 1
8½x11
Plain 1
8½x11
Full Color
Auto
Auto
1-Sided→1-Sided
100%
Auto
Start Start
Preview
Color Mode
Copy Interrupt
Paper Select
Exposure
Original
2-Sided Copy
Output
Copy Ratio
Others
Send and print
Call Eco Program
Store Data in Folder
File
Store Data Temporarily
Quick File
1
LINE PRINTER
Cancel
Print
Job Management
Tray 1
CA
B/W
8½x11
2
5
68
5½x8½
7
1
3
4
1
9
32
6
78
4
5
0 C
Proof Copy
8½x11 8½x11
8½x11 8½x11
8½x14
11x17
Color
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