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General| Brand | Sharp |
|---|---|
| Model | MX-M364N |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Navigate the manual by task, such as copying, printing, or faxing.
Navigate the manual by browsing the structured table of contents for specific topics.
Explains navigation features like buttons, page turns, and help functions within the guide.
Identifies and describes external and internal components of the machine for user understanding.
Provides instructions on how to load various paper types into different trays and the bypass tray.
Explains how to place originals correctly in the document feeder or on the document glass for scanning.
Lists and describes optional devices like finishers, punch modules, and expansion kits.
Provides basic information and overview of the copy mode's base screen and functions.
Outlines the fundamental steps for making copies, including original placement and basic settings.
Explains various output options like sort, group, offset, staple, punch, and fold for copied documents.
Details special copy modes such as Margin Shift, Erase, Dual Page Copy, and Pamphlet Copy.
Explains the machine's printing capabilities and the need for printer drivers.
Provides a step-by-step guide for printing documents from a Windows environment.
Provides a step-by-step guide for printing documents from a Macintosh environment.
Covers common printing tasks like two-sided printing, fitting images to paper, and N-up printing.
Explains direct printing from FTP, USB, or network folders without using the driver.
Details how to monitor print jobs using the job status screen and queues.
Covers initial setup and connection requirements for fax operation.
Explains how to enter fax numbers using numeric keys, address book, or search.
Outlines fundamental methods for sending faxes, including ADF and document glass usage.
Details how to adjust scan size, exposure, resolution, and file format for fax transmission.
Explains special fax transmission modes like Dual Page Scan, Timer, 2in1, and Card Shot.
Covers automatic and manual reception of faxes, including handling of received data.
Explains how to monitor job queues, completed jobs, and transmission statuses.
Covers initial setup and preparations for using the machine as a network scanner.
Outlines the basic procedure for scanning and transmitting images to various destinations.
Details settings for original, exposure, resolution, file format, and color mode for scanning.
Explains special scan modes like Erase, Mixed Size Original, Slow Scan Mode, and Original Count.
Explains how to generate and transmit metadata files with scanned images.
Provides a general introduction to the document filing function and its uses.
Describes the three main methods for saving files: Quick File, File, and Scan to HDD.
Covers essential information about folders, user lists, and system settings for document filing.
Explains how to save files using Quick File, File, and Scan to HDD functions.
Details how to retrieve, print, send, move, and delete files stored in the machine.
Covers the process for deleting files from folders or the machine.
Explains how to view the image of a stored file before printing or sending it.
Describes methods for finding files in folders using various criteria like user name or file name.
Covers settings configurable by general users, like paper trays, clock, and user control.
Details settings only configurable by administrators, including security, network, and device control.
Covers fax-specific settings like reception, forwarding, and transmission parameters.
Provides a general guide on how to approach troubleshooting and identify problems.
Addresses common issues like copying, printing, and peripheral device problems with solutions.
Details issues with the operation panel, function availability, and startup problems.
Covers problems with paper misfeeds, incorrect feeding, and output issues.
Addresses issues with scanned image quality, print results, and image appearance.
Troubleshooting for issues with USB devices, finishers, staplers, and punch modules.
Covers issues where fax or scan transmissions fail or are incomplete.
Addresses problems with receiving faxes or Internet faxes, including print and image issues.
Troubleshooting for issues with dialing and audio during phone calls.
Covers issues with ringer volume and sound effects.
Troubleshooting for issues with storing, editing, or deleting one-touch keys.
Addresses issues with scanning, address specification, and mode selection.
Covers problems with scanned image quality, clipping, or incorrect orientation.
Addresses issues with preview images, touch panel visibility, and logout.
