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General| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Model | e-studio 2555cse |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Instructions on how to interpret manual symbols and conventions used throughout the document.
Explains warning, caution, and note symbols to ensure safe and proper operation of the equipment.
Details how originals and paper are oriented (portrait vs. landscape) for correct placement.
Overview of the main copier interface, including function displays and key buttons.
Guide on loading paper into various trays, including types, sizes, and handling precautions.
Notes on storing color copies and the forgery prevention function for optimal results.
Instructions for placing various types of originals on the glass or RADF for scanning.
Step-by-step guide for performing basic copying procedures, including start and finish.
Procedures for copying using the bypass tray for special paper types or non-standard sizes.
Details default settings, confirming functions, clearing settings, and function combinations.
Explains automatic and manual paper selection methods for optimal copying output.
Describes how to select between Full Color, Black, and Auto Color modes for copies.
Guides on selecting modes like Text/Photo, Text, Printed Image for optimal image quality.
How to automatically or manually adjust the image density for clearer copies.
Covers AMS, manual zoom, and photo zoom for resizing images to fit copy paper.
Options for sorting, stapling, hole punching, and booklet making using finishers.
Instructions for 1-sided to 2-sided and 2-sided to 2-sided copying to save paper.
How to store copied documents in network folders or the device's hard disk.
How to access the various editing functions available on the touch panel interface.
Adjusting image position to create margins for binding or stapling operations.
Whitening edges of copied images to remove dirt or tears from originals.
Whitening the center of copied images from book-type originals for better clarity.
Copying facing pages of a book or two sheets side-by-side onto separate pages.
Shrinking multiple originals onto a single sheet to save paper and increase efficiency.
Copying originals in booklet format with optional folding and stapling.
Overview of functions for trimming, masking, mirroring, and color reversal of images.
Selecting specific areas of an original to copy or mask for selective reproduction.
Reversing images horizontally or inverting light and dark tones for specific effects.
Adjusting vertical and horizontal reproduction ratios independently for precise resizing.
Adding colored or special paper as front or back covers for enhanced document presentation.
Inserting blank or copied sheets at specified page numbers within a document.
Adding the current date and time to the copied paper for record-keeping.
Adding sequential page numbers to the copied paper for document organization.
Combining multiple copy jobs with different settings into a single, efficient operation.
Adjusting the orientation of copied pages for portrait or book-style layouts.
Setting copy orientation for book or tablet style originals and output for clarity.
Switching between continuous and single feed modes for the document feeder.
Copying the entire original image, including edges, with slight reduction for completeness.
Copying a specific area of an original multiple times on a single sheet.
Automatically removing blank pages from scanned originals before copying starts.
Whitening dark areas around the edge of an original caused by gaps on the glass.
How to access the image adjustment functions on the touch panel interface.
Overview of functions to change image quality, color balance, and tone.
Adjusting overall color balance using Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, and Black levels.
Adjusting color balance by modifying Red, Green, and Blue levels.
Applying preset image quality settings like Warm, Cool, Vivid, and Clear.
Adjusting background density to prevent show-through from the other side.
Emphasizing or blurring image outlines for clarity or softening effects.
Copying a colored original into two specified colors for creative output.
Copying in a single color other than black for specific document styles.
Adjusting the hue (color shade) of the basic colors in an image.
Adjusting the intensity or richness of colors in an image.
Reducing scan noise that appears on images due to dust on the feeder.
Introduction to creating and using templates for frequently used settings.
How to access the template menu for registration or recall operations.
Information on pre-set templates available for immediate use.
Steps to register new templates into public or private groups with custom settings.
How to create custom groups for organizing and managing templates.
Adding templates to specific private groups for personalized access.
How to load saved template settings to apply them to new jobs efficiently.
Modifying existing template names, passwords, or automatic start settings.
Procedures for removing unwanted template groups or individual templates.
Checking the status of print jobs, including those in progress or waiting.
Viewing the active job queue, pausing, resuming, or reordering jobs.
Accessing the log of previously completed copy jobs for review.
Checking paper type, size, and remaining amount in each paper drawer.
Viewing the approximate levels of toner in the cartridges for maintenance planning.
Table showing copy speeds based on paper type, size, and feeder.
Matrix showing which copying functions can be used together.
Matrix detailing compatibility between various image adjustment functions.
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