Why can't I specify a destination on my Sharp MX-M850?
Some functions may have been disabled in the system settings (administrator). Check with your administrator. When user authentication is enabled, the functions that you can use and page counts may be restricted in your user settings. Check with your administrator.
What to do if a destination is pre-selected on my Sharp All in One Printer?
If you wish to send to a destination other than the default destination, touch the [Cancel] key. If you are the administrator and wish to change or disable the default destination, change the settings as appropriate in "Default Address Setting".
Why doesn't transmission begin at the specified time on my Sharp All in One Printer?
If another transmission is in progress when the specified time arrives, the timer operation will begin after that transmission is finished.
How to delete or edit an individual key if I don't know which group key it is stored in on my Sharp MX-M850 All in One Printer?
If multiple group keys have been stored, print the Group List in "Sending Address List" in the system settings.
What to do if Sharp All in One Printer stops printing during a job?
When the output tray becomes full, a detector activates and stops printing. Remove the output from the tray to resume printing.
Why does my Sharp All in One Printer keep misfeeding paper?
Paper misfeeds can occur for several reasons. First, make sure all paper is removed from the machine. Ensure the paper stack in the tray is not higher than the indicator line. Fan the paper well before loading it. Use SHARP-recommended paper, as unsupported paper may cause misfeeds. If paper has absorbed moisture, store it in a dark, dry location. Adjust the bypass tray guides to the paper width and pull out the extension when loading a large paper size. Finally, clean the surface of the bypass feed roller.
Why does Sharp All in One Printer leave smudges on printed output?
Smudges on printed output may occur if you are not using SHARP-recommended paper. Using unsupported paper can result in smudges. Also, if printing on pre-punched paper, the image may overlap the punch holes, causing smudges. If a message appears indicating the need for maintenance, contact your dealer or nearest SHARP Service Department as soon as possible.
Identifies and describes all physical parts of the machine and its peripheral devices.
Details the function of each key and indicator on the machine's operation panel.
Explains the layout and functions of touch keys for easy operation and mode selection.
Describes methods for logging into the machine and securing access via user authentication.
Explains how to register and use frequently accessed functions as shortcuts on the home screen.
Provides instructions on how to place originals using the automatic document feeder or document glass.
Guides on how to load paper into various trays, including tray names and paper orientation.
Details different output finishing functions like sort, group, and offset for processed documents.
Explains the main screen layout and selection of copy settings in copy mode.
Outlines the fundamental steps for performing a copy job.
Instructions for creating automatic 2-sided copies from single-sided originals using the ADF.
Guides on using the bypass tray for copying on special media like recycled paper or envelopes.
Details how to select exposure levels and image types for optimal copy clarity.
Explains automatic enlargement/reduction to fit the original image onto the selected paper size.
Covers using preset ratios or zoom to adjust the size of copied images.
Function to print only the first set of copies for review before printing the entire batch.
Details finishing functions applicable to copy output, such as sorting and stapling.
Allows temporary interruption of a print job to perform a higher priority copy job.
Enables saving and retrieving frequently used copy settings as job programs for efficiency.
Introduces various special modes that offer advanced copying capabilities and effects.
Provides guidance on how to select and configure specific special modes for copying.
Highlights useful functions that enhance copying, such as margin shift and pamphlet creation.
Explains the fundamental steps for printing documents using the printer driver.
Guides on accessing help within the printer driver properties window for setting explanations.
Details how to print files from applications like TextEdit on Macintosh systems.
Describes how to cancel a print job initiated directly from the machine's operation panel.
Guides on configuring various print settings like paper size, orientation, and layout within the driver.
Covers advanced printing features like 2-sided printing, fit-to-page, and N-up printing.
Introduces the image send function and its various modes like Scan to E-mail, FTP, and Fax.
Details the main screen for image sending operations and mode selection.
Explains the basic procedure for scanning originals to send via e-mail or other methods.
Provides the basic procedure for sending faxes from the machine.
Covers efficient methods like one-touch keys and search number sending for transmissions.
Guides on saving destinations in the address book for quick retrieval and use.
Enables sending the same image to multiple destinations in a single operation.
Details how to change exposure and select original image types for scanned documents.
Explains how to set the scan resolution to improve image clarity.
Guides on changing the file type and compression method for scanned images.
Introduces special modes for advanced image sending tasks.
Provides instructions on selecting and configuring specific special modes for image sending.
Highlights helpful image sending functions like erasing shadows and dual page scanning.
Explains the document filing function for storing and managing documents on the hard drive.
Describes the easiest method to save a file without specifying detailed settings.
Guides on adding file names, user names, and folders when saving files.
Explains how to save documents to the hard drive without printing or transmitting.
Details how to retrieve and print files that have been stored on the machine's hard drive.
Details the base screen and options for manual finishing tasks like stapling and punching.
Provides a step-by-step guide on using manual finishing, using stapling as an example.
Introduces system settings for adjusting machine operations to suit workplace needs.
Presents the structure and available items within the machine's system settings menu.
General| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Functions | Copier, Printer, Scanner |
| Print Speed | 85 ppm |
| Scanner Type | Color |
| Display | 10.1-inch color touch-screen |
| Hard Drive | 320 GB |
| Scan Resolution | 600 dpi |
| Copy Speed | 85 ppm (black) |
| Network Connectivity | Ethernet (10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T) |
| USB Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows |
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