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Brand | Sharp |
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Model | MX-C311 |
Category | All in One Printer |
Language | English |
Identifies and explains the various external and internal components of the machine.
Explains how to use the touch panel for operations, including mode selection and settings.
Details the procedure for powering the machine on and off, including energy saving functions.
Explains how to restrict machine use to registered users and the different authentication methods.
Provides essential information about loading paper in the machine's trays and bypass tray.
Explains how to place originals correctly in the automatic document feeder and on the document glass.
Describes optional peripheral devices that enhance machine functionality, like finishers and feeders.
Details the operation of the text entry screen and the functions of the main keys for text input.
Covers fundamental steps for making copies, including basic settings and original placement.
Explains various output settings like sort, group, offset, and staple sort for arranging copies.
Details special modes for copying, such as margin shift, erase, pamphlet copy, and job build.
Explains how to use the bypass tray for copying various media like transparency film and envelopes.
Covers advanced copy functions like interrupting a job, managing the job queue, and storing copy settings.
Introduces the printer function and the need for printer driver installation.
Explains the basic procedure for printing documents from Windows applications.
Details the basic procedure for printing documents from Macintosh applications.
Covers useful functions for specific printing objectives, such as pamphlets, posters, and image adjustments.
Explains specialized printing features like printing on different paper types and adding inserts.
Describes methods to print directly from the machine without using a printer driver.
Guides on how to check the status of print jobs via the job status screen.
Provides essential preparations and information before using the machine as a fax.
Explains the base screen of fax mode and how to select settings and operations.
Outlines the basic procedure for sending a fax, from placing the original to transmission.
Details methods for entering fax numbers, including using numeric keys and the address book.
Explains different methods for sending faxes, such as memory transmission and direct transmission.
Guides on how to use the automatic document feeder for sending faxes.
Explains how to use the document glass for sending faxes, especially for thick originals.
Describes how to perform F-code communication operations for secure faxing.
Explains special modes for fax transmission, such as timer transmission and erase.
Guides on how to check the status of reserved transmission jobs and received faxes.
Outlines preparations and functions for using the machine as a network scanner.
Details various scanning modes like Scan to E-mail, Scan to FTP, Scan to Desktop, and Scan to Network Folder.
Explains how to scan and send images using a USB memory device.
Describes how to send and receive faxes via the Internet fax function.
Explains how to scan documents using a computer connected to the machine.
Covers the use of the application integration module for metadata transmission.
Provides the basic procedure for scanning and transmitting images smoothly.
Details how to select settings for scanning originals, including size, exposure, resolution, and file format.
Explains special modes for scan send operations, such as erase and job build.
Provides a general introduction to the document filing function, its features, and uses.
Explains the three methods for saving files: Quick File, File, and Scan to HDD.
Describes the base screen for document filing and how to navigate it.
Details the procedures for saving files using Quick File, File, and Scan to HDD.
Explains how to retrieve and use files stored via document filing.
Describes how to select folders and files for retrieval or operations.
Guides on how to print files that have been stored using document filing.
Explains how to transmit stored files via fax, Internet fax, or scan send.
Details how to manage file properties like sharing, protection, and confidentiality.
Explains the procedure for changing the location of a stored file.
Guides on how to delete stored files that are no longer needed.
Explains how to preview stored files and check their contents.
Describes how to retrieve and use files stored in the job status screen.
Explains how to search for stored files and folders using various criteria.
Details system settings configurable by general users, covering various machine operations.
Covers system settings configurable only by administrators, including security and device control.
Explains how to configure network settings for connecting the machine to a network.
Details settings related to the printer function, including default configurations and print options.
Covers settings for managing stored files, including default modes and automatic deletion.
Explains settings related to image send functions like scan, Internet fax, and fax.
Details settings specifically for the fax function, including reception and forwarding options.
Explains how to customize the touch panel keys for frequently used functions.
Guides on configuring the home screen that appears when the [HOME] key is pressed.
Covers configuration settings for preview screens used in fax/image send and document filing.
Details settings required for operating the machine remotely from a computer.
Explains settings that control devices installed on the machine, like feeders and finishers.
Covers settings related to copying operations, including initial status and other options.
Provides step-by-step instructions and illustrations for removing paper misfeeds from various locations.
Explains how to safely remove staple jams from the finisher unit.
Addresses common issues encountered during copying operations and their solutions.
Details common problems related to print quality and their troubleshooting steps.
Covers issues related to paper feeding and output, including misfeeds and skewing.
Addresses problems related to the operation of peripheral devices like USB memory and finishers.
Details common problems related to document filing operations and file management.
Covers issues related to managing stored files, such as disappearance, deletion, or property settings.