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BEFORE USING THE MACHINE
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HOW TO PLACE THE ORIGINAL
SELECTING A PROCEDURE FOR PLACING
THE ORIGINAL DEPENDING ON THE TYPE
AND STATUS OF THE ORIGINAL
Place the original
in the automatic do
cument feeder. Dependi
ng the type and status of th
e original, use
the docum
ent
glass. Follow the instructions to sele
ct the method for placin
g the original.
To place it in the automatic document feede
r, see "
AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER
(page 1-89)
".
HOW TO PLACE THE ORIGINAL
90
92
Table of Contents
Before Using the Machine
4
Default Chapter
2
How to Use this Manual
2
Table of Contents
4
Part Names and Function
6
Interior
9
Automatic Document Feeder and Document Glass
10
Side and Back
11
Operation Panel
12
Turning on the Power
13
Touch Panel
14
Touch Types
14
Home Screen
17
Changing Modes
19
Preview Screen
20
Changing the Settings
25
Operation of Frequently Used Keys
26
Action Panel
27
Confirmation Screen for Favorite Menus and Settings
27
Eco
29
Eco Functions of the Machine
29
Auto Power Shut-Off Mode
30
Preheat Mode
31
Eco Recommendation Function Display
31
As Soon as the Remote Job Is Finished, Enter Auto Power Shut off Mode
32
Eco Scan
32
Power On/Off Schedule Setting
33
Specific Date Operation Settings
33
User Authentication
34
Authentication by User Number
34
Authentication by Login Name/Password
36
Active Directory Linking Function
39
Scan to Home Directory
41
Billing Code
42
Use Billing Code
43
Sub Code
44
Registering a New Billing Code
46
Editing or Deleting the Registered Billing Code
49
Cloud Link
52
Before Using the Cloud Link Function
52
Uploading Scanned Data to a Cloud Service
53
Printing Data in a Cloud Service
53
Airprint
55
Remote Operation of the Machine
57
Universal Design in the Machine
58
Universal Design Related to Operation
58
Universal Design Related to Vision
59
Universal Design Related to Hearing
59
Universal Design Features
60
Items Recorded in the Job Log
62
Loading Paper
65
Important Points about Paper
65
Names and Locations of Trays
65
The Definition of "R" in Paper Size
65
Applicable Paper Types
66
Loading Paper in the Tray 1/2
69
Loading Paper in the Tray 3/4
72
Loading Paper in the Large Capacity Tray
76
Paper Table
77
Loading Paper in the Large Capacity Trays
81
Loading Paper into the Bypass Tray
86
Loading Tab Paper
87
How to Place the Original
91
Selecting a Procedure for Placing the Original Depending on the Type and Status of the Original
91
Automatic Document Feeder
92
Document Glass
94
Stopping/Deleting a Job, Priority Processing and Checking the Status
96
Types of Job Status Screens
96
Stopping/Deleting a Job in Progress or Reserved
98
Priority Processing of a Reserved Job
99
Checking a Reserved Job or the Job in Progress
101
Checking Completed Jobs
102
Reading the Job List
103
Address Book
106
Address Book Screen
107
Storing Addresses through Direct Entry
110
Storing Addresses through Global Address Search
111
Storing Addresses from Fax or Image Send Logs
113
Storing Groups
114
Editing/Deleting Addresses in Address Book
116
Setting the Scope for Publicizing Contacts and Groups
118
Deleting the Transmission History
119
Peripheral Devices
120
Finisher (50-Sheet Stapling)
122
Part Names
122
Supplies
122
Replacing the Cartridge
123
Finisher (100-Sheet Stapling)
126
Part Names
126
Supplies
127
Replacing the Cartridge
127
Discarding Staple Waste
129
Saddle Stitch Finisher (50-Sheet Stapling)
131
Part Names
131
Supplies
132
Replacing the Cartridge
132
Saddle Stitch Finisher (100-Sheet Stapling)
139
Part Names
139
Supplies
140
Replacing the Cartridge
140
Discarding Staple Waste
145
Discarding Paper Waste
146
Punch Module (MX-Pnx4B)
148
Discarding Punch Waste
148
Punch Module (MX-Pn13B)
150
Discarding Punch Waste
150
Folding Unit
152
Part Names
152
Inserter
153
Part Names
153
Status Indicators
154
Part Names
154
Sharp OSA
155
Application Communication
155
External Account Application
156
Removing Misfeeds
158
Maintenance
159
Regular Maintenance
159
Cleaning the Document Glass and Automatic Document Feeder
159
Cleaning the Bypass Feed Roller
161
Replacement of Toner Cartridge
164
Remove the Toner Cartridge
165
Replacing the Waste Toner Bottle
166
Replacing the Stamp Cartridge
167
Character Entry
169
Names and Functions of Soft Keyboard Keys
169
Icons Copier
170
Before Using the Machine as Acopier
172
Copy Mode
172
Easy Mode
172
Normal Mode
173
Selecting Copy Mode
173
Copying Sequence
176
Copy Preview
178
Checking the Original Size
179
Selecting the Paper Tray for Copying
182
Copying
182
Basic Procedure for Making Copies
183
Using the Automatic Document Feeder for Copying
183
Copying
183
Automatic 2-Sided Copying
186
Using the Automatic Document Feeder for 2-Sided Copying
186
Using the Document Glass for 2-Sided Copying
187
Changing the Exposure and Original Image Type
189
Automatic Adjustment of Exposure and Original Type
189
Manual Adjustment of Exposure and Original Type
189
Enlarge/Reduce
191
Auto Ratio Select
191
Manual Ratio Selection
192
Specifying the Paper Size
192
Enlarging/Reducing the Length and Width Separately
195
Selecting the Orientation and Size of the Original
198
Storing Frequently Used Original Sizes
201
Making Copies Using the Bypass Tray
204
Specifying a Type and Size of Paper Loaded on Bypass Tray
204
Bypass Tray
205
Output
206
Output Tray
206
Separator Page
207
Changing Output Destination
208
Inserting Separator Pages between Copies or Jobs
209
Sort/Group Setting
211
Staple Settings
213
Punch Settings
218
Folding Output Paper
220
Half Fold
224
Accordion Fold
225
Batch Copy Functions
226
COPYING MULTIPLE ORIGINALS as ASINGLE PAGE (N-Up)
226
Copying each Facing Page of a Bound Document (Dual
228
Copying both Sides of a Card as Asingle Page (Card Shot)
230
Repeating the same Image on One Sheet (Repeat Layout)
232
Other Functions
237
Output and Layout Editing Functions
237
Making Copies in Pamphlet Format (Booklet)
237
COPYING MULTIPLE ORIGINALS on each BOOKLET PAGE (BOOKLET 2-Up/4-Up)
240
Copying a Pamphlet (Book Copy)
243
Splitting a Pamphlet Original by Page (Book Divide)
245
Copying an Original in Reverse Page Order (Reverse Order)
246
Paper, and Time Saving Functions
247
Skipping Blank Pages in an Original (Blank
247
Adjusting the Background by Making Light Areas of the Original Darker or Lighter (Background Adjustment)
249
Checking the Number of Scanned Original Sheets (Original Count)
250
Using Two Machines to Reduce the Copy Time (Tandem Copy)
252
Displaying Eco Recommendation Settings (Eco Recommendation Function Display)
254
Security Reinforcement Functions
255
Padding Unauthorized Copy Prevention Data (Hidden Pattern Print)
255
Forcibly Printing Traceable Information (Tracking Information Print)
257
Output Position and Margin Adjustment Functions
258
Adding Margins (Margin Shift)
258
Erasing Peripheral Shadows for Copying (Erase)
260
Copying Originals with no Edge Cut-Off (Full Bleed Copy)
262
Copying in the Center of the Paper (Centering)
263
Specifying a Paper Position (Position Image)
264
Scanning Functions
266
Collectively Scanning a Large Number of Originals (Job Build)
266
Change Copy Settings
268
Scanning Originals of Different Sizes (Mixed Size Original)
269
Document Feeder Tray
270
Scanning Thin Originals (Slow Scan Mode)
271
Adjusting Resolution When Scanning (Resolution)
272
Text and Image Addition Functions
273
Printing Dates, Page Numbers, and Watermarks (Stamp)
273
Adding a Registered Image to an Original (Custom Image)
276
Inserting Covers in Copies (Covers/Inserts)
279
Inserting Insertion Sheets in Copies (Covers/Inserts)
287
Insertion Sheets
288
Page Layout
291
Inserting Insertion Sheets in between Transparency Films (Transparency Inserts)
292
Functions for Specific Uses
294
Copying Captions Onto Tab Paper (Tab Copy)
294
Making a Poster-Sized Copy (Multi
297
Copying with Mirror Image (Mirror Image)
299
Output and Density Adjustment Functions
300
Reversing White and Black in a Copy (B/Wreverse)
300
Easy Adjustment of the Image Quality (Quick Image Quality Adjustment)
301
Adjusting the Sharpness of an Image (Sharpness)
302
The Adjust Density Area for Copy (Gray Balance)
303
Convenient Copy Functions
304
Making a Proof Copy (Proof Copy)
304
Interrupt Copy
306
Send Data While Copying
308
Copy Jobs
310
Programs
311
Storing a Program
311
Retrieving a Program
313
Deleting and Renaming a Program
313
Printer
315
Printer Function of the Machine
317
Windows Environment
317
Basic Printing Procedure
318
Printer Driver Settings Screen / Referring to Help
320
Selecting the Paper
321
Printing in a Windows Environment
318
Function Is Enabled
322
Printing When the User Authentication
322
Frequently Used Functions
323
Saving Settings at the Time of Printing
323
Using Saved Settings
324
Start Printing
324
Changing the Printer Driver Default Settings
324
PRINTING in a Mac os ENVIRONMENT
326
Basic Printing Procedure
326
Selecting the Paper
327
Printing When the User Authentication Function Is Enabled
328
Frequently Used Functions
330
Selecting the Resolution
330
2-Sided Printing
332
Fitting the Print Image to the Paper
333
Printing Multiple Pages on One Page
335
Printing While Skipping Blank Pages
337
Stapling Output/Punching Holes in Output
338
Convenient Printing Functions
340
Convenient Functions for Creating Pamphlets and Posters
340
Create a Pamphlet (Booklet/Saddle Stitch)
340
Trimming the Excess of Folded Paper
342
Printing with Margin Shift Setting (Margin)
344
Create a Large Poster (Poster Printing)
346
Functions to Adjust the Size and Orientation of the Image
347
Adjust Print Position on Odd and Even Pages Separately (Print Position)
347
Rotating the Print Image 180 Degrees (Rotate 180 Degrees)
348
Enlarging/Reducing the Print Image (Zoom Setting/Enlarge or Reduce)
349
Adjust the Line Thickness (Width)
351
Print a Mirror-Image (Mirror-Image Reverse/Visual Effects)
353
Image Adjusting Function
354
Adjust the Brightness and Contrast of the Image (Image Adjustment)
354
Printing Faint Text and Lines in Black (Text to Black/Vector to Black)
355
Functions to Combine Text and Images
356
Adding a Watermark to Printed Pages (Watermark)
356
Printing an Image over the Print Data (Image Stamp)
358
Registering a Custom Image
359
Overlay a Fixed Form on the Print Data (Overlays)
360
Creating an Overlay File
360
Printing with an Overlay File
361
Adding the Number of Copies (Copies Stamp)
362
Print Functions for Special Purposes
363
Printing Specific Pages on Different Paper (Different Paper)
363
Adding Inserts When Printing on Transparency Film (Transparency Inserts)
365
Printing a Carbon Copy (Carbon Copy)
368
Printing Text on Tabs of Tab Paper (Tab Shift/Tab Paper Print)
369
Two-Sided Printing with Specific Pages Printed on the Front Side (Chapter Inserts)
372
Folding Paper for Printing (Fold)
373
Insert Preset Data before or after each Page
378
Print the same Image in Tile Pattern (Repeat Print)
379
Printing Pattern Data (Hidden Pattern Print)
380
Changing the Rendering Method and Printing Jpeg Images (Use Driver to Render Jpegs)
382
Maximizing the Print Area on the Paper (Print Area)
383
Convenient Printer Functions
384
Using Two Machines to Print a Large Print Job (Tandem Print)
384
Printing an Original in Reverse Page Order (Reverse Order)
386
Saving and Using Print Files (Document Filing)
388
Automatically Print All Stored Data
390
Printing and Sending Simultaneously
391
Printing Without the Printer Driver
392
Extension of Printable Files
392
Directly Printing a File on an Ftp Server
392
Directly Printing a File in Usb Memory
394
Directly Printing a File in a Network Folder
395
Directly Printing from a Computer
398
Submit Print Job
398
Ftp Print
398
E-Mail Print
398
Checking the Print Status
400
Printing an Encrypted Pdf File
400
Printer Jobs
400
Changing to Another Paper Size and Printing When Paper Runs out
401
Appendix
402
Printer Driver Specifications List
402
Specifying a Billing Code Using the Printer Driver
405
Printing by Google Cloud Print
407
Icons Facsimile
409
Before Using the Machine as a Fax
412
Setting the Telephone Line Type
413
Checking the Date and Time
413
Fax Mode
414
Easy Mode
414
Normal Mode
415
Selecting Fax Mode
415
Fax Transmission Sequence
417
Entering Destinations
419
Entering a Destination Number Using the Numeric Keys
419
Retrieving a Destination from an Address Book
420
The Selected Destinations
422
Using a Search Number to Retrieve Adestination
423
Retrieving a Destination from Aglobal Address Book
424
Using a Transmission Log to Resend
426
Sending by Chain Dialing
428
Basic Transmission Methods
429
Fax Transmission Methods
429
Original Orientation
431
Automatic Reduction of the Transmitted Image
432
Transmittable Original Sizes
432
The Size of the Placed Original
433
When the Line Is Busy
434
When a Communication Error Occurs
434
Fax Dest. Confirmation Mode
435
Checking the Image to be Transmitted
436
Fax Transmission Methods
436
Using the Automatic Document Feeder for Transmission
436
Using the Automatic Document Feeder for Faxing in Direct Tx Mode
437
Using the Document Glass for Transmission
439
Using the Document Glass to Send Afax in Direct Tx Mode
441
Transmission Using the Speaker
443
Sending the same Fax to Multiple Destinations (Broadcast Transmission)
444
Resending to Unsuccessful Broadcast Transmission Destinations
446
SENDING a FAX DIRECTLY from ACOMPUTER (PC-Fax)
448
Deleting a Transmission Log
449
Set the Scanning of the Originals
451
AUTOMATICALLY SCANNING both SIDES of an ORIGINAL (2-Sided Original)
451
Auto Detection
452
Specifying the Original Scan Size in Paper Size
453
Specifying the Original Scan Size Using Numeric Values
454
Storing Frequently Used Original Sizes
455
Specifying the Send Size of the Image
458
Changing the Exposure
460
Changing the Resolution
461
Fax Reception
462
Receiving a Fax
462
Receiving a Fax Automatically
462
Receiving a Fax Manually
464
Printing Received Data
465
PRINTING a PIN CODE-PROTECTED FAX (Hold Setting for Received Data Print)
465
Printing Received Data at a Specified Time
466
Checking the Image before Printing
467
Forwarding Received Data
469
Forwarding Received Faxes (Fax Data Forward)
469
Forwarding Received Data to Preset Destinations (Inbound Routing Settings)
470
Saving Received Faxes to the Machine's Hard Disk (Inbound Routing)
474
Forwarding Received Data Manually
475
Saving Received Data
477
Others Function
478
Storing Fax Operations (Program)
478
Sending Originals Collectively
480
Sending Two Pages as a Single Page (N-Up)
480
Sending a Large Number of Pages (Job Build)
484
Sending Originals of Different Sizes (Mixed Size Original)
486
Sending an Original as Separate
488
Sending an Original as Two Separate Pages
488
Pages (Dual
488
Splitting a Pamphlet by Page and Transmitting the Pages Successively (Book Divide)
490
Scanning Originals
492
Erasing Peripheral Shadows on the Image (Erase)
492
Sending a Thin Original (Slow Scan Mode)
495
Checking the Number of Scanned Original Sheets before Transmission (Original Count)
497
Stamping Scanned Originals (Verification Stamp)
499
Operating Fax Transmission and Reception Remotely
500
Calling a Fax Machine and Initiating Reception (Polling)
500
Initiating Polling Reception Manually
502
Sender-Related Features
503
Adding Your Sender Information to Faxes (Fax Own Number Sending)
503
Temporarily Changing the Sender Information (Own Name Select)
504
Assuming a Specific Usage
506
Specifying the Time for Communication
506
Changing the Print Settings for the Transaction Report (Transaction Report)
508
Polling Memory Functions
510
Sending a Fax When Another Machine Polls Your Machine (Polling Memory)
510
Restricting Polling Access (Polling Security Setting)
510
Scanning a Document into Polling Memory
511
Checking the Document in the Public Box
512
Deleting a Document from the Public Box
513
Performing F-Code Communication
514
F-Code Communication
514
Creating Memory Boxes in the Machine for F-Code Communication
515
F-Code Dialing
516
F-Code Confidential Transmission
516
Confidential Transmission Using F-Codes
517
Checking Faxes Received by F-Code Confidential Reception
518
Polling Reception Using F-Codes
519
Scanning a Document into a Memory Box for F-Code Polling Transmission
521
Checking the Document in the F-Code Memory Polling Box
523
Deleting a Document Stored for F-Code Polling Transmission
524
Relay Request Transmission Using F-Codes
525
Relay Broadcast Transmission Using F-Codes
527
Using an External Telephone
528
Connecting an External Telephone
528
Connecting an Extension Telephone
528
Receiving a Fax after Answering Acall on the Extension Telephone (Remote Reception)
529
Making and Receiving Phone Calls
529
Check the Communication Status
530
Fax Jobs
530
Completed Fax Transmission/Reception
530
Jobs
530
Checking Image Sending Activities
531
Printing Image Sending Activity Reports
531
Information Appearing in the Result Column
531
Internet Fax
533
Before Using the Machine as Anetwork Scanner
536
Before Using the Machine as Anetwork Scanner Function
536
Uses of the Network Scanner
536
Scanner Mode
536
Before Using the Network Scanner
537
Storing Destinations for Scan to Desktop
539
Before Sending to a Direct Smtp Address
539
Network Scanner Mode
540
Easy Mode
540
Normal Mode
541
Selecting Network Scanner Mode
541
Image Send Sequence
544
Original Size
546
Transmittable Original Sizes
546
The Size of the Placed Original
546
Entering Destinations
548
Retrieving a Destination from an Address Book
548
My Address
550
Viewing a List of the Selected Destinations
551
Using a Search Number to Retrieve Adestination
552
Entering an Address Manually
553
Specifying a Network Folder
554
Retrieving a Destination from Aglobal Address Book
555
Using a Transmission Log to Resend
557
Transmitting an Image
559
Sending an Image in Scan Mode
559
Changing the Subject, File Name, Reply-To, and Body Text at the Time of Scan Transmission
562
Sending a Fax in Internet Fax Mode
565
Changing the Subject, File Name, and Body Text at the Time of Internet Fax Transmission
567
Sending the same Image to Multiple Destinations (Broadcast Transmission)
570
Setting Modes When Multiple Types of Addresses Are Included in Abroadcast Transmission
572
Resending to Unsuccessful Broadcast Transmission Destinations
574
Sending an Internet Fax from a Pc (Pc-I-Fax)
576
Image Settings
577
Automatically Scanning both Sides of an Original (2-Sided Original)
577
Scan Size and Send Size (Enlarge/Reduce)
578
Specifying the Original Scan Size in Paper Size
579
Specifying the Original Scan Size Using Numeric Values
580
Storing Frequently Used Original Sizes
581
Specifying the Send Size of the Image
584
Changing the Exposure and Original Image Type
586
Changing the Resolution
588
Changing Format in Scan or Data
588
How to Select the Resolution
588
Changing Format in Internet Fax Mode
594
Changing Color Mode
594
SETTING SCAN SETTINGS AUTOMATICALLY (Auto Set)
596
Checking the Image to be Transmitted
596
Other Functions
597
Storing Scan Operations (Program)
597
Scanning and Sending Originals Collectively
600
SENDING TWO PAGES as a SINGLE PAGE (N-Up)
600
Scanning Originals of Different Sizes (Mixed Size Original)
602
Scanning both Sides of a Card Ontoa Single Page (Card Shot)
604
Simultaneously Scanning Multiple Cards, Receipts or Other Small Originals to Individual Files (Multicrop)
606
Scanning a Business Card, Reading the Text String, Creating a File, and Sending the File (Business Card Scan)
608
File Names
611
Scanning Many Originals at Once (Job Build)
612
Document Feeder
612
Scanning and Sending an Original as Separate
614
Splitting a Pamphlet by Page and Transmitting the Pages Successively (Book Divide)
617
Adjusting Colors and Shading
619
Adjusting the Background by Making Light Areas of the Original Darker or Lighter (Background Adjustment)
619
Adding Contrast to the Scanned Original before Transmission (Contrast)
621
Enhancing the Outline of the Scanned Original before Transmission (Sharpness)
623
Removing Chromatic Colors from the Scanned Original before Transmission (Drop out Color)
625
ADJUSTING RED/GREEN/BLUE (RGB Adjust)
627
Scanning Originals
629
Erasing Peripheral Shadows on the Image (Erase)
629
Scanning a Thin Original (Slow Scan Mode)
632
Eliminating Blank Pages from Atransmission (Blank
634
Checking the Number of Scanned Original Sheets before Transmission (Original Count)
636
Stamping Scanned Originals (Verification Stamp)
638
Specific Functions
640
Adding Your Sender Information to Faxes (I-Fax Own Address Send)
640
Changing the Print Settings for the Transaction Report (Transaction Report)
641
Starting a Transmission at Aspecified Time (Timer Transmission)
643
Adding a Signature When Sending an Image (Electronic Signature)
646
Encrypting the Transmitted Data (Encryption)
648
Sending a Scanned Document by Gmail or Exchange
650
Gmail Link Function
650
Exchange Link Function
652
Settings Screen
654
Search Screen
654
Checking the Internet Fax Activity Log
657
Printing Image Sending Activity Reports
657
Information Appearing in the Result Column
658
Internet Fax Reception Functions
657
Receiving Internet Faxes
659
Receiving Internet Faxes Automatically
659
Receiving Internet Faxes Manually
659
Printing Received Data
660
Printing a Pin Code-Protected Fax
660
(Hold Setting for Received Data Print)
660
Printing Received Data at a Specified Time
661
Checking the Image before Printing
662
Forwarding Received Data
664
Forwarding Received Internet Fax Data (Fax Data Forward)
664
Forwarding Received Data to Preset Destinations (Inbound Routing Settings)
665
Saving Received Faxes to the Machine's Hard Disk (Inbound Routing)
668
Forwarding Received Data Manually
670
Saving Received Data
671
Checking the Status of Transmission/Reception Jobs
672
Image Send Jobs
672
Completed Transmission/Reception
673
Jobs
673
Scanning from a Computer
674
(PC Scan Mode)
674
Basic Scanning Procedure
674
Metadata Delivery
679
Preparations for Metadata Delivery
679
Metadata Delivery (Data Entry)
679
Settings Required in the Setting Mode (Web Version)
680
Metadata Delivery Using Scan to Desktop
680
Transmitting Metadata
681
Metadata Fields
682
Icons Document Filing
683
Document Filing
684
Base Screen of Document Filing Mode
690
Saving Files with Document Filing
691
Filing While Using Another Mode
691
Quick File
691
File
692
Changing the Property
694
File Information
694
Specifying a User Name
695
Save on Hdd
696
Saving Document Data Only (Scan to Hdd)
696
Save in External Memory Device
698
Hdd)
696
Using Stored Files
702
Sequence for Using a Stored File
702
File Selection Screen
703
File Printing
704
Selecting a File to Retrieve
704
Multi-File Printing
706
Batch Printing
707
File Transmission
708
File Moving
709
Delete File
710
File Image Checking
712
File Merging
713
Retrieving and Using a File from the Job Status Screen
714
Status Screen
715
File Search and Retrieval
715
Printing an External File
717
Paper Loading Orientation
723
Using Manual Finishing
726
Paper Folding Function
732
Setting Mode
738
Machine Identification
785
Device Status
786
Total Count
786
Network Status
787
Firmware Version
788
User List
797
User Registration
799
Custom Index
800
Actions When the Limit of Pages for Output Jobs
803
Authentication Method Setting
803
Pages Limit Group Registration
806
Favorite Operation Group
811
Favorite Operation Group List
811
User Count
813
View User Count
813
Add or Change Extra Preset Ratios
820
Initial Margin Shift Setting
820
Rotation Copy Setting
820
Setting a Maximum Number of Copies
820
Auto Selection Setting of Tray that Is Supplied the Paper
821
Disabling of Auto Paper Selection
821
Quick Scan from Document Glass
822
Bypass Tray Settings
824
Disabling of Network Folder Direct Print
824
Disabling of Usb Memory Direct Print
824
Job Spool Queuing
824
Prohibit Notice Page Printing
824
Prohibit Test Page Printing
824
Hexadecimal Dump Mode
825
Interface Settings
825
Pcl Settings
827
Postscript Settings
828
Enable Ssl
829
Pop3 Server
829
Port Number
829
User Name
829
Address Book Default Selection
831
Advanced Settings
838
Default Address Setting
838
Default Subject
839
Speaker Volume Setting
840
Reception Check Interval Setting
844
Server Settings
844
Administrator Authority Setting
850
Default Mode Settings
850
Sort Method Setting
850
Default Output Tray
851
Initial Resolution Setting
851
Automatic Deletion of File Settings
852
Document Filing Control
852
Document Output Options
852
Cookie Setting
853
Delete Cookie
853
Paper Settings
857
Paper Tray Settings
857
Tray Settings
858
Paper Type Registration
860
Key Operation Setting
862
Initial Original Count Setting
863
Remote Operation Settings
863
Soft Keyboard Template Setting
865
Disabling of Clock Adjustment
873
Clock Adjust
875
Daylight Saving Time Setting
875
Application Integration Module
876
Date Format
876
Internet Fax Expansion Kit
876
Product Key
876
Serial Number
876
Default Gateway
877
Quick Settings
877
Subnet Mask
877
Authentication Type
879
Ipv6 Settings
880
Ping Command
880
Protocol Settings
880
Smb Settings
880
Lpd Settings
883
Wins Settings
883
Google Cloud Print
884
Current Setting
889
Ssl Settings
893
Mode Setting
900
Preheat Mode Setting
901
Sleep Mode Power Level
903
Toner Save Mode
906
Export Settings
907
Job Log
907
Storage Backup
907
View Job Log
907
Device Cloning
908
Import Settings
908
Reset Settings
909
Reset the Nic
909
Restore Configuration
909
Restore Factory Defaults
909
Store Current Configuration
909
Rgb Adjust
913
Common Functions
914
Remote Reception Number Setting
919
Distinctive Ring Detection
920
Auto Reduction Sending Setting
921
Quick on Line Sending
921
Send Settings
921
Number of Calls in Auto Reception
922
Print Style Setting
922
A3 Rx Reduce
923
Fax Output Settings
923
Editing and Deleting a Memory Box
926
License Information
928
Gnu Lesser General Public License
936
Software License
954
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Sharp MX-M905 Specifications
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Brand
Sharp
Model
MX-M905
Category
All in One Printer
Language
English
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