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General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 33.6 kbps |
| Print Speed (Black) | 30 ppm |
| Print Speed (Color) | 30 ppm |
| Print Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Paper Size | A3, A4, A5, B4, B5 |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Memory (Maximum) | 2 GB |
Explains document structure, symbols, and conventions used for reading the manual.
Details how to orient originals and paper for correct copying and scanning.
Explains the main control panel layout and function buttons for operating the machine.
Covers paper types, sizes, and loading procedures for various trays and feeders.
Explains how to register paper sizes and set paper types for correct machine operation.
Details the process for loading paper into the optional large capacity feeder.
Provides notes on storing copies and acceptable originals for copying.
Covers acceptable originals and methods for placing them on the glass or RADF.
Details the basic procedure for making copies, including settings and starting the process.
Covers stopping, restarting, proof copying, and selecting exit trays.
Explains how to use the bypass tray for special paper types or sizes.
Covers default settings, confirming, clearing functions, and restrictions.
Explains Automatic Paper Selection (APS) and manual selection processes.
Covers switching color modes, setting original types, and adjusting image density.
Details methods for scaling images, including AMS and manual zoom settings.
Explains various output options like sorting, stapling, hole punching, and booklet creation.
Covers copying on both sides of paper from various original types.
Covers saving scanned copies to folders on the network or device.
Shows how to access the various image editing functions available on the machine.
Explains how to shift images to create margins for binding or alignment purposes.
Covers functions to clean up image edges, book spines, or combine pages.
Details shrinking multiple originals onto one sheet and creating booklet-style copies.
Covers trimming, masking, mirror images, and adjusting image scale horizontally/vertically.
Explains adding special paper as covers, inserting sheets, and adding stamps/numbers.
Covers combining multiple jobs and adjusting image orientation for duplex copying.
Details book/tablet orientation, ADF modes, full image copying, and image repeat.
Covers automatic removal of blank pages and erasing dark image edges.
Shows how to access the various image adjustment functions on the machine.
Adjusts the overall color balance by modifying CMYK or RGB levels.
Applies pre-set image qualities, adjusts background density, and modifies image sharpness.
Covers copying in two specific colors, single colors, and adjusting hue/saturation.
Reduces noise artifacts that may appear from scanning, especially with the RADF.
Explains the purpose and benefits of using templates for saving and recalling settings.
Covers creating and saving custom function settings into public or private groups.
Explains how to apply saved templates and manage (change/delete) them.
Shows how to view active, waiting, and completed copy jobs on the touch panel.
Covers deleting, pausing, resuming, and reordering print jobs in the queue.
Explains how to review past jobs and resolve causes of skipped jobs.
Covers confirming paper status in drawers and monitoring toner levels.
Lists copy speeds based on paper type, size, feeder, and color mode.
Provides tables showing compatibility between different copying and editing functions.
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